denise, i appreciate your time. denise, i appreciate your time.e house of commons because mps are about to vote in the house of commons on the proposed change to the winter fuel payments. we will bring you more on this story as it develops, and of course as that vote takes place. the release of more than 1,700 prisoners has begun across england and wales, as part of an emergency bid to ease overcrowding in jails. beginning this morning, some offenders who've served at least a0% of their sentences will be released. the government says it will free—up 5,500 more prison spaces in the next few months. the chief inspector of prisons, charlie taylor, says the government did not have a choice other than releasing a large number of prisoners. the government — large number of prisoners. iie: government had absolutely no choice but to let people out. the bath was in danger of overflowing and they either had to turn the taps off, or let some of the water out. there were far too many prisoners coming in for the amount of space the prison service have and ther

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the first is for denise green, we're honored to highlight and acknowledge inspector denise green and her outstanding work at the agency, denise hails from a lineage of, muni icons. her grandfather, curtis e green, was a trailblazer at muni and served as the first african-american general manager to oversee a large transportation system in the united states. and in fact, our green light rail division is named in his honor, denise, shared with us that she really cherishes her close relationship with him, and growing up often visited him at his offices, which were at our current presidio division, denise followed in her grandfather's footsteps and joined muni in 1992. so in addition to celebrating a specific incident, we're also celebrating 32 years of service at sfmta. she started as a woods operator, where she was honored as operator of the month, in march of 1996. she later became a rail operator and again was operator of the month in 2006. in 2013, she was promoted to be a transit supervisor, where she received many written commendations, including our inspector of the quarter, whic

the first is for denise green, we're honored to highlight and acknowledge inspector denise green and her outstanding work at the agency, denise hails from a lineage of, muni icons. her grandfather, curtis e green, was a trailblazer at muni and served as the first african-american general manager to oversee a large transportation system in the united states. and in fact, our green light rail division is named in his honor, denise, shared with us that she really cherishes her close relationship with him, and growing up often visited him at his offices, which were at our current presidio division, denise followed in her grandfather's footsteps and joined muni in 1992. so in addition to celebrating a specific incident, we're also celebrating 32 years of service at sfmta. she started as a woods operator, where she was honored as operator of the month, in march of 1996. she later became a rail operator and again was operator of the month in 2006. in 2013, she was promoted to be a transit supervisor, where she received many written commendations, including our inspector of the quarter, whic

denise gunter went to high school there at the same time.gunter: it was a richie rich school, in my opinion. i was among the middle class, i guess, but it was definitely, a middle to more wealthy high school. josh mankiewicz: in that rarefied world, dennis potts stood at the top. in high school that means money, new cars, prestige. tori didn't have any of those. denise gunter: tori saw the idea of somebody who was popular in school or the idea of somebody who had it well off, and maybe that's what attracted her to dennis. josh mankiewicz: while their dating relationship didn't last, their sexual relationship did. on again, off again. it survived both high school and several other relationships. how did tori describe her relationship with dennis potts? pretty much, just, i guess, friends with benefits. they would sort of hook up-- this was back in high school-- and then afterwards. yeah. high school, yeah, and then all the way through as long as i knew her for. he was always sort of there in the background. correct. yes. josh mankiewicz: he w

quizá también ella es presentadora de noticias y también tengo aquí a denise.mana. las adopciones para los gatitos a gatos y perros mayores de 6 meses. la adopción va a ser de 20 $. y el proceso es nada más. se sientan con un consejero como yo. vamos sobre la información y las cosas que tenemos sobre los animalitos aquí con nosotros y ese 20 $. eso incluye las vacunas y todo el proceso, hasta el chip. todo incluye verdad? eso incluye. ya están castrados que sean hembra o macho, tienen su microchip por el caso que se pierden y tienen vacunas a cierto punto hasta que se adopten y va a estar todo incluido en el a en el fig. muchísimas. también tienen el apellido de villarreal, así es que es miriam, así que no sé si sea la verdadera miriam ahí adentro del estudio de telemundo, pero también me estaba contando y lo vamos a incluir en nuestra página de telemundo 48 que tienen recursos y páginas disponibles para familias que están pasando por un momento difícil y no se quieren separar de sus animalitos para poder prepararlos para que se mantengan juntos. así que visíte

denise teodoro, abc seven news. >> all right, and remember, abc seven is streaming 24 over seven. abc seven bay area app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. with that, we say thank you so much for joining us today for abc seven news at three. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. and i'll see you back here for abc seven news at four. bye bye. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. reports a judge has been shot and killed in his chambers. the breaking developments unfolding right now. the governor of kentucky moments ago revealing the judge was fatally shot in his chambers late today. what we now know about the judge's

let denise this call your mind. it's area where the foundation, the the, there's no limit to have a dream container. stuff in your own adventure, you know, counter everything's the at least 40 palestinians killed and that is really as try contents, housing displaced people in my wasa in southern guns, the carry johnston. this is, i'll just say are a lot from the also coming up accusations from syria that israel is responsible for striking targets in the northwest can at least 18 people an injury. many a search for survive that softer bridge collapses in vietnam. at least 64 people have died. those types of young he reached across the country plus g.

the upper hand in many rooms of international politics and the west likes what it sees in the mid denise. it wants to make sure that this continuous because this assures that's just the mid eighties. but the whole global south is always under stress and never able to talk to him down, never able to unite and never able to gain back its uh, its future its uh, the, uh, let's see and it's no rush. so no, i don't think the international community will actually play a great tool in, in stopping this disaster taking place on the board to the south for the live or not. all right, we have to leave you here now much that you brought him. he executive secretary of the african legacy foundation. thank you so much for your insight. thank your to pause, reaching us now say just is on the lebanese health ministry. they say that the series of ease, riley attacked to 11 on of killed 95 people and left a 172 more wounded. we are monitoring the situation correctly and will bring you updates as the on the fold. alright, the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a rob

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like this, len denise. this call on it's area relief foundation. the the watching me elizabeth put on him and all of a mazda of on 12 stories the salad is ready as strikes have continued to hit 7 day boot hours off as well as lita hoss from the solar was assassinated. bear on friday night is official say at least 33 people have been killed in a 195 injured on saturday. as almost as it continues to confront us run and support of gaza and, and the defense of 11 on this comes out to confirm the death of its lead. us president joe biden has cooled us all as a fascination measure of justice. benjamin netanyahu says as well as special the school and kidding has been the latest will to hezbollah members having this just possible successes to take over the leadership 71 year old named custom currently serves as the deputy secretary general of the group. he was appointed 2nd in charge in 1991 by ben leda, a bus, unless somebody before his assassination by israel custom is one of his balls chief ideologues and one of its odious members. and on the possibilit

on no type of the 23rd 24th might be a little too close to the integration of the newly elected in denise in the present, which is to take place on october. the 20th, nonetheless, we trust that indeed easy. we'll send a high level delegation to attend the forum. it is at this very summit in cuz i know the members of the association will decide on the manner in which they will cooperate with other representatives of the global south and global east. that interested in engaging with briggs the number of new formats when we outlined. we hope that in today's yeah. well what closely with the members of the bricks group under these new frameworks. what is the purpose of the establishment of the so called being loose? yeah. in indonesia, this is something that's very interesting. what task will it undertake under the political leadership of the embassy to, to your good? where do you as to what i said about the team at rush, it comes that team rush of hey, in indonesia. it reflects a comprehensive approach to developing ties between our 2 countries. which of course are not limited to politics or

well still a heads on al serra and denise hill looks is congestion. and one of the walls busiest sees with a major upgrade of its trade network. on the stuffing off the plane, a free mine rebels release in new zealand. pilots from counts as the often nearly the are now in california, at least in pos, in the central valley, it is still quite helped in sacramento, the state capital damages. so if you want at $556.00 us describe just hold their long heat wave territory. but nevertheless, how the normal whereas in contrast, the temperature dropping through the plane states the midwest is this line, which is followed by cold to generate big thunderstorms. chicago's in for them on sunday, and they tell of for the size the code is share might allow, but it's not in the mountains in colorado during sunday, but generally speaking to some progress, south, east woods, the cooler and behind isn't cold admittedly at the head of it, it's still quite cool, but not exceptionally hot. big charles recently of coal, some flooding around nicaragua, honduras. this general

len denise. this call on it's area relief foundation and we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get the basics that others can. all. i want to hear guys by the 28th, on purpose, to have the time. and it to go live on the go live, another story that may not be mainstream as far as the, the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. the hello. and so that of how does and done how the top stories on al jazeera us republican presidential candidate donald trump has made his 1st public comments since the parent attempt on his life. on sunday. speaking on social media from all ago, trump says the secret service did an excellent job and keeping him safe. secret service agents have seen a barrel of a k 47, which is very powerful guy. right. and uh, you started shooting at the barrow, substituting in the bushes could only see how good is that right. but could only see that they're all based on that. he started shooting and ran towards the target and was.

both on the program. flights are delayed as a nationwide strike begin, denise read that photos must processed aim, that pressuring the government to secure the become us to release the remaining captives, have them.

we take a look at the effects of deforestation on children and then denise, thanks for the . the untold story. only for details is going to be funded here repos every weekend on d w. the ticket and this just came off of the to julie zullie. the, it's only the whole nutrition under develop children, the indigenous population and indonesia suffering from the consequences of a large scale deforestation. because that guy's case is classified as daunting them as expanding a local expert says it's the lack of saga, the marines. people have a student from the forest for generations, a lot the indigenous people, especially the younger generation, are educated to no longer recognize their own traditional foods that have supported them for generations to the . c c the tunnel appearance of this movement, community heights, a doc of secrets. since almost a decade, cases of malnutrition and something have to come to a p of frequently the tribe lives and they're on central territory and south poplar in the eastern part of indonesia, which is mostly inhabited by ethnic minorities and mound

denise williams. denise, thank you so much for joining us this morning. we really are appreciate it. i just have to get your reaction to the fact that the people around a j.d. vance were told that these allegations were false. trump's still spread the rumor on live television during that debate, and they've been spreading it ever sense what's your reaction to that? >> what they do, jim, first of all, for having me i just don't understand why the keep saying these false allegations. it has been said over and over and over again that we have no evidence of this but let me just say right here that if that was going on i would have received complaints for sure. i have no record, no indication that this is going on, sir? >> and i'm just curious from your standpoint, how is the community doing with all of these violent threats you know, the police officers that have had to stand outside of schools and supermarkets and so on. what is this done to your community? >> oh my goodness, i can't tell you that uneasiness. the climate in the air everyone is worried. we a

more are missing after intense rain caused floods and land slides. rescue our cars and using rubber denise and helicopters to move people to safety. funny own of them. uh. so finding out what their started entering our garage after 10 30 pm and the few of my friends managed to escape the flash floods and the reach to a safer ground, the slot to engulf the area and slip the fuel vehicles. i woke up others and we climbed to the top of the bus and spend the whole night there. the government's warning against unnecessary travel on buses, a band from highways at night. as the rain became more intense with a gushed into the cabin of our truck, that's around 1 am. you jumped, swam and got away from it. but my wallets bug and low ball has been swept away by the river. i have nothing now. we stayed the whole nights and the cold, more rain is expected and the government as they should flood warnings across the pool. intense rain is unusual at this time of year. as the monsoon season is meant to end in mid september. barbara grandpa. out to say, okay that's it for me democracy. maybe it's next the th

they knew denise has rest. if popular region after he landed a small passenger plane in the airport to do got until now the only opportunity his family had to see him were video messages like this one. the rest of the family i love you will very much to please turn off to worry too much about me is also will be strong and patient. and i hope that we can, will stay together with a group that kept him hostage is fighting for pop, pause independence from indonesia. it's set a number of terms. so his release, including the suspension of military operations against them. those involved say the talks to get him out were not easy to say that it was a credit ranking holding i live in not getting to credit when nothing getting the modem till the chances because there's always a concern of us that we might not succeed. officials say, despite his decent health, the cafeteria, he took a toll on merton's and his family with all asking for privacy at this emotional time. that's all for now, what stay with us. so next we have

it is very much rooted denise from germany, so far at least to support the wishing for it. but it's just another sign of how kind of, tabulate the german political scene is right now. that's all the chief international editor, richard walker. richard, thank you very much for that analysis us and all the news now mass demonstrations have taken place across israel. we've produced is demanding the government degree a deal with how much to free the remaining hostages in gaza. now the demonstrations are opted off to israel's me latrice on the bodies of 6 hostages. inside the tunnel seats 5 talks have been taking place for months, but without a result, some hostage, family members accused the government of dragging its feet. the anger and frustration boil over on the street, the teller, the police clash with demonstrators, they've come out in the 10s of thousands to demand an immediate sizes ceasefire. deal that would allow the remaining hostages, kidnapped on october the 7th to come home. they accuse prime minister benjamin netanyahu of prolonging the war for political gain, of

he would pay the government to live in the unfortunate and clearly pays with a denise authorities say, hundreds of people have been killed and is really s strikes since monday and tens of thousands more have fled to bomb being, isabel has accused has belie of hiding its weapons and homes and villages and live on, as well as doing everything and scan to prevent harm for civilians. walk as well as hiding behind them and shooting at our civilians. we're doing everything we can. so this bump shelter is for jonas and cohen is prepared for the situation to get worse, and i always get to really ugly and devastating. hopefully it would be the last time. otherwise it wouldn't be worth it. we sacrifice a lot. hopefully to that last time. hope but no certainty that they can soon return to their homes. david's out as a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracies, he joins me now for more on this david walk into the show. we've seen that the is really military has struck hundreds of targets in a relatively short period of time. help us understand the intensity of that operation

what's up with the, the date of yuma, denise island has sent me. it was added as strong as me again and just to do a strong with sony from netanyahu. would you make of them? well, no doubt, this is across the road, not just as well as could be also for the mid lease. and we need to see which side takes which stern here, of course, at the weakening of cause bala following the death of mister allies is something that is, is it is a clear fact. but now what happens here is iran stepping in to be, you know, help cause bother recover, restate it, bring more money into it and make it, you know, keep it strong as it always want. it is a big part of, it's this judge excess, or will there be other forces, maybe within lebanon and the living he's government, or maybe international forces will try to bring some sort of counter forces into that. i mean there many people also 11 under a happy that you know, the smallest people overlapping on has been like, go up. so there's this potential here, and that could maybe lead to a, a shift in the power dynamics betwe

joining me now is denise williams, president of the springfield, ohio, chapter of the naacp. what is lifelike in springfield right now? >> first of all, alex, thanks for having me. i have to tell you it's a mess here. i don't know if i can clearly express the issues that we're having here. as you stated earlier in your segment, three grocery stores had to close because of bomb threats. every day we are waking up to not one bomb threat, two, three. the schools have been threatened with bomb threats. my grandchildren are not safe. it has been a complete and total nightmarete here. >> what does it mean given the fact that it's a nightmare that donald trump wants to come to springfield? what does that mean for life in springfield as far as you see it? >> as far as i see ait, i'm gog to tell you the truth, it's going to make things worse. i am begging for the government to help us with this. he does not need to come here. i mean the simple fact that he has had the truth said time and time again by our city manager, by our mayor and to no avail, he and his running mate are still pu

bob was a loving husband to rosy and father to katie, robby, and denise. yet for a man who lived such a full life in the nearly 73 years the good lord provided him, bob's greatest prize on this earth may have well been his grandchildren who he spent a great deal of time with and took great deal of pride in being with them. all those who knew and loved him will forever miss bob petrie. his legacy, the peary way, will live on in -- petrie way, will live on through those who served in his practice, those he loved, raised, and inspired throughout his life like he inspired me. madam speaker, as we say farewell for now to this wonderful man, we will keep rosy, katie, robby, and denise, and the entire petrie family close by and embrace them in our own families. and we will forever be grateful for the life of robert petrie and one day we will see him again. god bless you, bob. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from organ, ms. bonamici. ms. bonamici: request the to address the house for five minutes. the spea

border also on the program. sedans. capital rocked by shelley, 17 months into the civil war of a sing denise. um, he appears to be trying to retake cost to from rival power miller truthful since the time. feel good, you're welcome to the program, is ro has resumed as strikes against by root hours after allies, including the us and the you cold for a temporary cease 5. the proposed to 21 day. true so long, the israel 11 on porter seems to hold as strikes against map and onto this claim. more than 600 liars in 3 days. israel says it's carrying out precision, strikes against has belonged militants will. despite those ceasefire causes rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu quoted the army to continue fighting with full force. it says 11 on a white comes to the sound of explosions as across the board to conflict with israel rages on. tens of thousands of people have already fled to the region of to isabel issued a deadline to evacuate. some taken refuge in temporarily shelters such as this one as a school of is hedging for the relative safety of neighboring sylvia. including many syrians who we

he was taken hostage by rebels, they knew denise his wrist of popular region. after he landed a small passenger plane in the airport to do got until now the only opportunity his family had to see him were video messages like this one, the family i love, you will very much to please turn off to worry too much about. and i will say will be strong and patient and i hope that we can, will stay together with a group that kept him hostage is fighting for pauses independence from indonesia. it's set a number of terms. so his release including the suspension of military operations against them, those involved say the talks to get him out were not easy to say that it was the ranking holding i live in, not getting to credit when nothing really that might entail the chances. because there's always a concern of us that we might not succeed. officials say, despite his decent health, think of to be too good to all americans and his family. all asking for privacy. at this emotional time. the $118.00 9th edition of october 1st is officially on the way in munich. dressed in tra

reporter denise dador from our sister station in los angeles, has a look now at some new research. >>y people think just a few drinks couldn't hurt. >> i'll limit my good beer consumption to friday. saturdays. you know, the weekends. >> occasionally. yeah. you know, i don't drink. yeah. out to dinner. the latest american association for cancer research report found overall cancer deaths fell 33%. this is likely due to lower smoking rates, but scientists found adults under 50 are developing cancer in increasing numbers, and alcohol consumption may be a driving factor. >> the more you drink, the higher your risk level for certain cancers, doctor lara ray with ucla addictions lab, says women are drinking in higher numbers than in years past. >> earlier research links alcohol to six different types of cancer, including breast, colorectal, liver, stomach, certain types of head and neck cancer and esophageal cancer. doctor ray says think of alcohol the way we think about nicotine. if you talk to your medical doctor about smoking, they're going to tell you that there is no safe level of smok

denise voon is the clinical advisor for the college of optometrists — she shared her insights, and whatsure what the reason is, but we can guess that it could be due to a number of factors. firstly, we know from the evidence that spending lots of time outdoors, at least two hours a day, that does reduce your risk of developing and myopia progressing. so during covid, when we all had to stay indoors, that just wasn't possible for a lot of people. we also know that a lot of time sort of spent within, say, the close confines of a room if they're doing home schooling and things like that, that may have been a contributing factor as well. but certainly we have noticed a change. and there were geographical differences as well, because asia, younger kids are starting school higher, and there the number of young people who are short sighted are seven times higher than, say, in countries within the african continent where children spend more time outside. yeah, that's absolutely right. so we know that genetics and ethnicity does play a part of it as well. so we've always known that those with ea

if um, less than to say, please don't give me the most of you could have missed have denise that most of you said there was nothing enough is your boss can let people in your and you want me to swap this includes and work in a, a pretty of except me, you still cannot complete, this is just reveal it has to do with dish. i don't want people to hold up with us one on infinity. calibus to do much gets us. let me sick. ya go me time. do my 2nd my guides tell me this wrong. the national highway follows the exact route, su, lays messages, village after village. what kind of country is this, where the main road drives over? so many parties, the simple matter of changing the tire? i don't want to end up on the side of the road in one of those mound cos and the something about this puncture the seems, anything in the individual who says it was a good it could, a coach are going to go through all the things that cause you about all my little bit about this because she tells me how the road was built in french, colonial times. he worked on it when he was my age too, but i ended up a new book and

i agree with denise. i think this should a multi-agency pursuit.individual they are in their own little silo and there should be to this project, so i would definitely go with the board of supervisors. it might take little more time, but sense there is not a highly expensive project, it might go a little faster and might you have agencies working together. thank you. >> -- >> say again? >> back to you, debbie. what's your next steps and suggestions to the questions? what to >> i think-i understand what you said ex. i interpret it as, making sure that there's a lead agency, and that there's is overseeing and managing the whole thing. and, i think that's with a-and it essential with a multiple agency approach. it rtments that want to be involved and want to figure out how do another reason for yhaving a multiple at the way the charging stations operate ro pertive uniform because it is highly confusing if you went to one site and it worked this wawere the go to anotherit a entirely different way to and that's just another factor to 3vtake into accoun

our cars are using rubber, denise, and helicopters to move people to safety. funny on of the finding a what they're started entering our garage after 10 30 pm and the few of my friends managed to escape, the flash floods and the ridge to a safer ground. the floods engulfed the area and swept a few vehicles. i woke up others and we climbed to the top of the bus and spend the whole night there. the government's warning against unnecessary travel on buses, a band from highways at night. as the rain became more intense with a gushed into the cabin of our truck, that's around 1 am. we jumped, swam and got away from it. but my wallets bug and my bob has been swept away by the river. i have nothing now. we stayed the whole nights in the cold. more rain is expected and the government has issued flood warnings across the pool. intense rain is unusual at this time of year, as the monsoon season is meant to end in mid september. barbara and grandpa, out of san as a space x crew has finally blogs and off to space on a rescue mission off to being delayed by hurricane helen, emission is tossed wit

. >> reporter denise dador shows us some practical tips that could make a big difference if disasterat any moment, the wind, the water or the earth can drastically shift when a natural disaster strikes. 76 year old omar singh knows what to do. >> calm down. that's the first thing. don't get excited. focus. it's training. >> she received at her local senior center, including how to prepare an emergency go bag. you put your medication, you put little clothes, food to eat, dry foods, water by having a bag with all your important documents, emergency supplies. >> and just head out the door and get ready to go. >> the california department of aging says the time for older adults to get prepared is now. >> it's real important for older adults to be ready for that emergency, so it's important for them to plan ahead of time. >> the first way to prepare get digitally connected. many senior and community centers offer technology classes. >> getting to use the emergency alerts and understand how to react to them. >> natural disasters can shut down power for days or weeks. besides a go bag, you'

our washington correspondent, denise him a lot explains the key issues in the visit. >> more than 2 years into ukraine's war with russia, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky met with the president and the vice president, ukraine and america. >> side by side for that much of these terrible russia nation. president joe biden announced a new 7.9 billion dollars support package for ukraine russia will not prevail ukraine prevail. zelenskyy also wants the u.s. to let ukraine use american long-range weapons on targets in russia. the russian president vladimir putin warned that move put russia at war with the u.s. and nato the ukrainian president also took his case to congress the all the way you're going to get russia to the table is hit them harder than the visit comes as republicans criticize alinsky for appearing to get involved in u.s. politics thankful villain ski toward a munitions factory in pennsylvania with democrats with it was intended not as a political perception. and that was some states alinsky also told the new yorker, republican vice presidential candidate jd vance. >> is to

. >> denise es el agente que les ayuda. >> los precios de las casas son muy elevados hoy en dÍa y esoasita que usted renta a otra pareja en la casa de edgar. estÁn preocupados ademÁs por el techo que se queÓo hace meses y no lo han podido reparar. con dos trabajos al dÍa. no pierde la esperanza con todo el corazÓn le digo a mis hijas por favor, traten de comprar su propia casita luchando y yo creo que ellos son mi motor, mi motivaciÓn para seguir es el motor que a pesar de todo lo empuja. >> este reporte especial fue de mi colega julio vaqueiro, la cÁpsula skyliner de boeing viene de regreso a tierra, pero sin su tripulaciÓn. la nave saliÓ de la estaciÓn espacial internacional y llega a una plataforma en el desierto de white sands en nuevo mÉxico. de ahÍ serÁ trasladada al centro espacial kennedy de la nasa en florida. esta cÁpsula experimentÓ varias fallas mecÁnicas y tÉcnicas, por lo que los dos astronautas que la tripulaban tendrÁn que esperar hasta febrero para poder regresar al planeta tierra en mÉxico. los preparativos para celebrar la independencia en el zÓcalo capitalino este

and denise chief ai officer and data in ai lead for central federal services.hank you so much. [applause] is it afternoon or still morning? we are really pleased to be here today and i'm excited for this conversation. were going to be talking about a topic that is not only super timely but hugely relevant to our nation's national security. to our competitiveness. we have the leader it here to come and talk to us about it. marjorie as a deputy cao at the department of defense we have heard a lot about ai today. but we have not really zoomed in on the defense topic. when people think about ai but sometimes hard to match up ai investment with some of these government agencies. when you think of defense you think of an organization that has been experiencing with us. researching in this. a player in the battle space also an organization has a lot of maturity to grow and continue that investment to build more capability. so we will dive into some those topics today. maybe we could begin by having you talk a little bit about the office. it's a relatively new issue of

so this with denise nationals, the lives of human, a ton of workers. let me be clear, we cannot afford to continue watching the massive scale of these all star costs the country. this is not just an isolated case. this is not just the one part of the country. it is across the conflict hotspots that are bringing to down to its knees that we cannot afford that lets me underscore the importance of international human rights law. internationals you mama turnbull and all you know, roles of want to be respected. it is absolutely paramount, and i also called on all parties to the conflict to really understand the impact and the long term consequences. this will have on a people it beautiful people, the country. i know very well, haven't lived there for 3 years. so the nice people are resilient, let me also take this opportunity to salute that, that the civil society organizations that should in these women's groups, you and, and it's fox and isn't all the work that we're doing in the country today. can i, can i ask you specifically about the situation actuall

well in denise is capital is expanding its public transport network and at the to alleviate your cost is notorious traffic congestion. the cities among the most polluted in the world with traffic emissions a big part of the problem. jessica washington reports from jakarta, and so many invasions who live a work in the capital. the journey home from work is often long and frustrating. this is typical of late afternoon traffic and you come to the gales stands in contrast to the mass rapid transit system or the m o t. the amount, the speed stuff, how much i need to reach our destination. we don't have to get stuck in traffic times anymore. and there's also one time, submit true became operational in 2019 close 210-0000 people, use it every day. people live in the surrounding town. many of them can, you know, construction is underway for the 2nd line between network. the expansion is made possible because of a loan is nearly $1000000000.00 from japan. and in each his presidential go to says the metro has transformed to come to you noted that mass transportation projects a costly but necess

denise gonzalez's shop, luz de luna, perfectly fits the palette. it's a very eclectic, sometimes hard to explain. every shelf, every space. the love boat is filled with traditional day of the dead figures, superman jewelry, religious items, and then for love. you are asked to saint anthony so much stuff, which gonzalez boils down to a very simple description. luz de luna is a beautiful shop full of lov. we have necklaces. we have skulls, we have flowers. look how beautiful those flowers are right here. gonzalez calls luz de luna the neighborhood's gift shop. these are so pretty. the kind of gifts aimed at lifting the spirit. we also sell like candles, crystals, anything that helps the soul. and for the person who has everything. if you like kitties, gonzalez has. we got everything you want. an old bell? we got the old bell. see it's not surprising that gonzalez's shop rings with color. she was born in peru, which is known for bright colors. love the colors. i'm proud to show because it's from my country. but gonzalez came to folk art through an obs

. >> denise es el agente que les ayuda los precios de las casas son muy elevados hoy en dÍa y eso haces esta es la casita que usted renta a otra pareja en la casa de edgar. estÁn preocupados ademÁs por el techo que se queÓo hace meses y no lo han podido reparar. con dos trabajos al dÍa. no pierde la esperanza con todo el corazÓn le digo a mis hijas por favor, tratan de comprar su propia casita luchando y yo creo que ellos son mi motor. >> mi motivaciÓn para seguir es el motor que a pesar de todo, lo empuja. >> muchas gracias. gracias al seÑor edgar por abrirnos las puertas de su casa, comprar una casa es parte clave del sueÑo americano, pero mire el precio promedio de una casa en los Ángeles estÁ en 800.000 $. asÍ que ese sueÑo es cada vez mÁs difÍcil de alcanzar. el acceso a la vivienda accesible es uno de los grandes asuntos pendientes del estado de california. al regresar las llamadas de emergencia al 911 ahora tambiÉn serÁn con video y hasta con traducciÓn. vamos y venimos. cuando me diagnosticaron vih, no sabía en quién me convertiría. pero aquí estoy, siendo yo. siga siendo usted

look, the 2nd 2 is a national hero for preventing denise 1st attempt at concrete, ethiopia, in 1896. you'll see his rugged mountain history gave his army an advantage. landscapes, house owners being a very important aspect, sophie to appear on his 3 pictures. so for me was really interesting. tell me about what you're working on. so i'm photography is a c t. so i was born in on the suburbs and how is changing the process of change? great, so let's go ahead and take some pictures of the look that way. the taking photos with monitor out on the streets. i'm aware of how we as modern women of these have a new liberty to express ourselves using photography and the way that previous generations of women and our families did not. as we speak with the digital voice claiming our freedom nice the i thought it would be fun to bring you to send to got a much a door jazz club and it also happens to be where am i photography? collectively, the, i am a member of the group called the center for photography. and if you get the each week we meet to look at each other's pictures. this collaborative spi

denise edwards, in j o is the leave agencies. when i'm going on with our committees as well. you know, with the bar, i wouldn't, i'm the well own following the situation addressing any problem that may arise and i see the opportunity to bang anybody's red cross members who are making great effort to smoke on the and collecting the main thing on the status takes you must be know most of the money, but also should be attributed on doing the necessary duties when the ad on behalf of by says on. busy behalf of all the display, especially in the way it's rate bags and opposition to the red cross. again, meetings will continue to be headed in order to kind of update the needs as it was not being positive name for me. so nothing will enable us to brave through this crisis, but i want to unity. and so the data i hand over the floor to turn it, i'd say, to brief you on the out or modesto per and a and how old are prices are crowded out on the ground in the middle of the bead. in terms of documenting the cases, you know, but also and tubs of the logistics either operations, you know, y

bring us your own, denise, blah, blah, blah, money bring us, throwing that info unless you want to somebody they sold it as the company. the lovely wants to put it to the simple blog, besson and emotions. about it to me, to my 2nd again, let me see what i can do. nothing. i need to take the voice all day. most of these are popcorn painters. just sound for me, no one, mr. casual or to say to them one yes or one of the lot of i see a list of it into some pro for the long adult shape. i love that, i don't say say by doing these blogs to buy song, but you'll find in me it didn't mean you're doing well. so good of a no, not a lot of the public key. the bottom line here in i'll divide house. no, may, 10001000 is 3, but i'm wondering about you all golf and all those. and there's the new boss here was, you know, the teachers who completed the song, vishal the really don't know why that is also start to say, does that prove, can nobody see? second was a new money. i don't understand what the say about that. i'll send the money on find a new by team so. so do you suppose the case? you don't want to d

denise, and in order to instill or political stability in libya, we need to rating that this incident. i'll long stating what the guy said. so it'd be ended by holding parliament today and presidential elections and the pull at putting. yeah. it's all for the munitions and most cities in order for libya to bring the division to an end and the store stability and security. and ladies and gentlemen, during the meeting, we also discussed the situation in syria. we did today, did that. we both look forward to a resolution to bring this crises to an end that test taking a heavy told on the saturday and people and i hear welcome both our respective efforts aiming at establishing a diplomatic solutions. elevating the south end of the city and people in line with the security council resolutions and today thing and maintaining the territorial integrity of syria. we also discussed the crisis in the so the and then the efforts made by youtube and cooperation with other key players in order to establish have a ceasefire to establish an diplomatic solution. and for us, we also discussed the situa