to take clients out, dan ives did that and he's a federal face at kn knicks and rangers games and dolindone full bans and doing this report might get me banned next time i want to go across the street to see a christmas sp spectacular a knicks game. ashley: talking to dan. dan, come in. do you think the face scans are ethical. >> if you look in china, that's an issue in terms of ai technology and facial recognition and it's being used more and more and ultimately i continue to go to islander games and as an islander fan and it's not a good look technology increase with a black eye. lauren: there's this report that the technology being used to keep track of for instance spike lee, not only when he gets in but where he goes when he's at the arena and tracking where you are. ashley: it's a slippery -- yeah, no. it's a slippery slope and as they say, this is not beijing. we got to go but fascinating stuff. now this, a medical office tried to text a holiday message to its patients but instead they mistakenly told thousands of people that they were dying of cancer. oh my god. we'll explain th

with the help of magnetic fields, what they saw in space is trying to apply on earth , then another dolin 600 observer, the world's largest radio telescope with a ring antenna, this shape is optimal in order to collect as much data as possible on the radiation of space objects. this is a truly unique tool that allows you to study not only objects of deep space, for example, galaxies, but also those that are not far from our planet, for example, the sun. bro, the radio astronomy telescope of the academy of sciences is an object more like a station for the colonization of other planets and the staff compare it to a giant satellite dish its diameter is 600 m , 895 accounts are installed in a circle. each is 2 m wide. with you heated to 37 ° c, we take tenths and hundredths of degrees, so to speak, register, and radiate a person. well, that is 10,000 times more. and in nikolai chemhensky, head of the laboratory of radio meters of the continuum, tells the principle of the work of the rotan. sauran, under his leadership , new devices appear at the facility and existing devices are modernized, w

very much to the emergency service of ukraine because on our broadcast, we continue to add bohdan dolin, the manager of the aviation sector, mr. bohdan, we welcome you good day good day please tell us about the fact that the armed forces of ukraine were the precursors of the russian federation modified soviet swifts , politiko reported about it what kind of swifts are these and by whom and how are they modified yes if we talk about the heat 141 drone in general, it is a soviet drone, they were still manufactured in the 70s and 80s and after the collapse of the soviet union in ukraine there remained a little more than a hundred of these pistols, in total, more than 150 of this model were produced, how many of them were actually alive and able to fly at the beginning of the 22nd year is unknown, because these drones were widely used, as well as aerial targets do not give the carburetor a rocket, in principle, this is such an old soviet system . at the same time, this system is updated with the possibility of using modern technologies, that is, modern navigation systems are also protected

if you go to eric jay dolin dot com, you can read the to all 15 of the books that i have written.so you can get a sense of whether you might be interested reading them. the entire book, it also lists all of places where i am speaking. i got another 30 or so talks this summer and most of them are in person in new england, but as far afield as and mississippi. so please take a look at the website. if you want more information on me and my books and, i just want to reiterate that part. one of the main reasons that i wrote this book is i felt that privateering had been neglected for too long by history and historians and we needed a book to pull together the entire story to make it clear, as george washington said, winning the revolution was standing miracle. and there were many elements that went into that success. i am not arguing that privateering was the most important, but it was certainly critical. and i believe without privateering the outcome of the war might been quite different. so with that, thank you for listening to me and hope you get a chance to take a look at the book.

it features the works of eric jay dolin, immediately to my left. "rebels at sea" -- "rebels at sea: privateering in the american revolution." we will also be discussing "the last slave ship: the true story of how clotilda was found, her descendants, and an extraordinary reckoning" ." the third author whoth is featud on this panel, tom clavin,, unfortunately can't be here today, but i do hope that everybody will spend some time with his book, to the uttermost ends of the earth, the epic hunt for the south most feared ship and the greatest sea battle of the civil war. but in my experiences i've never spent time with an author who just wished they had less time to talk, and so we let these two gentleman have that much extra time, not to mention more opportunities for questions from the audience. and i imagine there will be many. so taken together, all of these books take seemingly familiar moments of u.s. history, and force us as readers to sort of reinterpret some of those moments by orienting our gaze towards the water and the open sea. and so one o