but ernie's parents.e charlene found dead in their house, which was, coincidently, in an upscale country club right across the san francisco bay from adrian's hotel. and now, of course, the house was a crime scene, we are even the seasons lead detective scott -- was horrified by what he saw. >> it was probably the most gruesome, brutal homicide scene i've ever seen. >> it was march 14th, 2008, when the call came in -- a country club employee had seen what looked like a body through the shivers window. detective kirsten tucker was one of the first at the scene. >> as i approach the front door of the home, i could smell the odor of decay and blood from quite a distance away. >> and inside was like a war zone. blood everywhere. and the battered bodies of two people who had clearly fought for their lives. >> the bodies had suffered extensive, extensive injuries. >> it wasn't just the odor that told investigators the bodies had been here a while. >> there was a week's worth of newspapers that had been uncollec

of a i as a recency launch language models like microsoft box top g p t. google's barge, they do is ernie and mess of lama. we'll talk more about those in a moment. but 1st, let's follow the money. since 2018 revenue from a software has increased rapidly, with the market expected to be worth a $126000000000.00 by 2025 venture capital investment in general is of a i the kind of systems that power those top box we just mentioned has seen especially large growth over the past few months. generally of a i has been cropping. the headlines when open a i released todd c. p t. millions of people including myself for wild bias, suggesting abilities. but how big of a deal is it really? i asked a researcher at melanie mitchell. i think it is a game changer. you know, it's really enabled uh, a i systems to generate language to generate images and soon to generate videos in a way that it's never been able to do before. that really can be quite human, like the world of big tech took a similar view. all of a sudden, people were wondering if a child g p t powered version of microsoft thing could be about

. >> reporter: for diane and ernie, there is a difference of opinion, diane doesn't like any part of being cold and wet. >> they call it winter. so, you know, if you want summer, you have to live through winter. >> i like the wet weather, i do. i kind of grew up in the fog in daly city so we are always wet there, you have to learn how to live with it and deal with it. this is nice. >> reporter: for some, winter is best avoided altogether, harold jones planned a visit to the beach but ended up at a bar watching football. he seems pretty happy about the decision. >> i don't want to be wet and cold, i would rather be in the sun or in a warm environment. i found a tv and a bar, i would rather be in here. >> reporter: even philosophers like joseph had to admit there was a reason he didn't have a lot of company on his walk. >> i think they stayed indoors, trying to avoid doing anything. >> reporter: all in all, the weather was perfect for doing that. >> the weather causing travel problems today, the website flight aware said more than 2000 flights have been canceled across the united state

. >> attorney ernie castillo represents marquise cooper, the latest of the four men charged in this case. cooper is charged with a total of 16 felonies. castillo says they want a speedy preliminary hearing because we feel our clients being overcharged in this case, and we want to deal with that right away. >> but it's my understanding my client was not present during the shooting, was not inside this building, had no involvement in what went down at the time of the homicide officer lei was working undercover when he was fatally shot in the head while responding to a burglary call at a marijuana business in the early hours of december 29th. >> mark sanders is accused of firing the fatal bullet. alan brown accused of driving the getaway vehicle a fourth man, cibran russell, is charged with burglary and is out on $270,000 bail. >> we would like to remove mr. russell from this narrative, and we think the best way to do that is to have a quick and speedy preliminary hearing. >> attorney david knudsen represents russell. he and his client also want a speedy preliminary hearing. meanwhile, both

i know, i think our sound scopes the way starting the is ernie, those old lines can be started by line. please can be satisfied for the importance of we can never be of a station. so that transparency is an extraordinary join mistake. patrice then just succeeded in finding documents that existed in making them available to the public. i mean, what could be more moving box by publishing information and sharing information with the public? he was exercising the right to free speech. he did so in the public interest, wants to so long realize tends to me the same and honestly, this of late, continuously. i know why advice may know who is the guy that illegal anymore wisely bought the adjustments for to be on box weighing a 175 used to go through a distance. it's all we going to let that stay the there's many problems in us society now that they're facing because the, their model is, again, it's not able to fulfill the expectations of people guessing goals in, in, in, in homeless mass us and growth in poverty. this is a lot of traffic ations on the people who say so that they need to find a

did ernie answer yes. did gary answer yes. and what did they do with this information? so they conducted the internal church investigation. and ultimately they did nothing with it. they very rarely ever report to the police and allegation, they have a very specific procedure and the procedure is number one, they call the legal department in patterson, new york. and what they're doing is they're advising these elders. whether or not they have an obligation to report to the authorities. and these are some extremely serious crimes, which would make the average person just shrivel up and cringe. anyone, if a doctor or nurse read this and it was their patient, they would immediately contact 911 or contact a local authority or child protective services. but no, they strictly go by the cold and calculated rules of that. you're always witness legal department, which says, are you under obligation to report how long ago did it happen? and they ask all these details, determine whether or not they would even consider reporting with their clergy are obligated to report. abuse to au

this was a specific action in self defense against the who t. ernie and my colleague, mike ove, which a and strategic affairs expert, how made con all machinery discuss the us and you can submit it to your involvement in human in the you. k politician has said that it's all about money that the country could lose over cobbler. shipments through the red sea. oh, what is your take on this? i'll let you know, let's it will take you listen to this before you, you respond hudy's of been deliberately attacking that, pretending that it's something to do with a conservation of them. at least consumers in the u. k will see a lot, and so we do have to take action. all right, so why would i assume that the utility is taking action when it's financial interest? where do put dies? do you think because what this is all about, what's your take on this? i think you did just the exaggeration of the situation. it is just another excuse which british government is trying to use to manipulate the situation in their favor to do. we have to legalize that to give any d the for the attack on human is not onl

this was a specific action in self defense against the who t. ernie and my colleague, mike, or fortunately and strategic affairs expert hi made con, all my sri key, discuss the west military involvement in human as the u. k. politician has said that it's all about money that the country could lose over cobbler shipments through the red sea. oh, what is your take on this? i'll let you know. let's have a ticket. listen to this before you you respond. duties have been deliberately attacking the timing that it's something to do with a conservation of them. at least consumers in the u. k will see a lot and so we do have to take action. all right, so why, what does it assume that the kidneys taking action when it's financial interest? where do put dies? do you think because what this is all about, what's your take on this? i think it is just a exaggeration of the situation. it is just another excuse which british government is trying to use to manipulate the situation in their favor to do. we have to legalize that to give any of these the, for the attack on the m. and he's not on the attack on t

will stop, we call in all the countries of the world to stand by us and on the side of all the por, ernie and we heard from the spokesperson for the processing in red crescent society . here's how she described the situation in the enclave. so good in situations as the last agent over to 100 days of continuous floor on gaza. thousands of people have been killed over 60000 as have been injured. the health situation as some 3 collapsing with a majority of hospitals went completely out of service. people in gaza, city and the north have been left without medical services. they are still trapped, denied access to medical, a to human nature. you need knocking food and water and very basic necessities with over 100. today, march the $101.00 days and the were it just continuing and more civilians are paying a high price. so this continuous work, we're talking about over 12000 children who were killed since the beginning of this war. so more people are getting killed or injured. and unfortunately the were is just continued with and use the for our station at destruction on the president of destru

education goal, wiin the next 100 days, we will roll out a game plan for raising incomes with the help of ernielmonte, the executive director of the league of cities and towns, and ed tibaldi, an economist and professor at bryant university. later is week, i'll be submitting my budget to the general assembly. the budget will prioritize progms and initiatives that will help us rai the incomes of our fellow rhode islander while controlling recurring costs. we will continue the fiscal discipline we have shown over e past two years, using one-time funds for one-tim investments and budgeting within our means so we won't be forced to revise our budget and make disrupti midyear cuts, as other stes are. [applause] our budget will make key investments in education, small businesses, and rhode island's health care system without raising any broad-based taxes. [applause] i happen to think that is worth applause. the good news is, we don't have to start from scratch. thanks to presidt biden and our congressional legation led by senator jack reed, rhe island has secured an histor amount of federal funds. co

the enemy could easily observe ernie. every one of our movements wrote carl shirts.nd it occurred to some of us the separation by nearly three miles of bad road of gary's small force from ours was really invitation to attack under very favorable to the enemy. but such was the disposition made by hooker. so what shirts is telling us is that brown's very force and howard's reinforcements here at brown's ferry and gary's division is here at will hatch. now, the reason they're there is because they're going to be protecting that road between kelly's ferry and brown's ferry. and if they can do that they can get supplies in chattanooga. amazingly, james longstreet ignored the capture of brown's ferry dismiss it as a faint in favor of what he was concert was believe that was going to be the main attack coming up from the south on lookout mountain. well, a theory incidentally for which there was no evidence whatsoever. and he dismissed what happened to brown's ferry so much that he didn't even tell bragg that that happened. now, an officer in bragg's you've seen john r lidde

. >> reporter: for diane and ernie, there is a difference of opinion, diane doesn't like any part of being cold and wet. >> they call it winter. so, you know, if you want summer, you have to live through winter. >> i like the wet weather. i kind of grew up in the fog in daly city so we are always wet there, you have to learn how to live with it and deal with it. this is nice. >> reporter: for some, winter is best avoided altogether, harold planned a trip to the beach but ended up at the bar watching football. he seemed pretty happy about his decision. >> i don't want to be wet and cold, i would rather be in the sun or in a warm environment, i found a tv and a bar. i would rather be in here. not getting wet. >> reporter: even philosophers like joseph had to admit there was a reason he didn't have a lot of company on his walk. >> i think they stayed indoors, trying to avoid doing anything. >> reporter: and the weather was perfect for doing that. >> here is a look at the three bay area airports, all of them saw an uptick in delays and cancellations today. as a faux was the most impacted

ernie telling elmo, quote, if you ever need some cheering up let me know.aying i'm here if you need a shoulder to lean on. i will make a warm cup of tea. abby said stop by her garden if he ever needs to know how magical he is and if he ever needs to talk cookie monster will supply the cookies. president biden weighed in, even though it's hard you're never alone. elmo responded to the overwhelming popularity of his post saying he was glad he asked that question, and he, quote, learned that it is important to ask a friend how they are doing before saying he will check in again soon. he also added a message that "sesame street" fans know all too well. ♪ most of us yes most of us ♪ ♪ elmo love you ♪ >> this is how file about elmo. >> how i feel about harry. >> who is here with us. what do you think about this? >> i don't know. sad. no. -- >> that was good. >> thank you. >> i would say this, elmo is finding out what a difficult job it is to be a pollster. he went out and took a poll of his constituents and found that a lot of folks down the street of sesame are

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. >> fun fact, my uncle ernie, beautiful person, he saved some ducklings stuck in an icy pond in colorado. we thought it was the coolest because we were little and he was in the newspaper. big time. >> i need a duck man. >>> at least dry this morning. >> yes, it is. we're going to need a few more hours to prep for that rain that's going to be coming in. and we've been talking about this storm system arriving. and we are seeing the spotty light rain initially off the coast. that's going to be coming in today. there's going to be more and more waves of it. so it's basically the cumulative effects that we'll see of the storm system. it's not going to come in hard and fast. we are just going to see waves of rain. with the ground already saturated, within the next couple of days we may start to see impacts of the storm systems coming in. so hour-by-hour, we're starting out with some light rain, and there will be some times of heavier rain. we're expecting the first wave of heavy rain around 4:00 to 5:00, but it is ending by 8:00 for most of us. a little bit of a break overnight, and then we're

badoo which is a leader in ai in china, their chatgpt is called ernie bought and they have many userse a lot of innovation out of u.s. and china and a lot of opportunity to invest in stocks in both those countries. >> we put up chinese internet stocks. i'm not sure those names are ones that you necessarily endorse. they include baidu , ali baba, njd.com. are those ones you would say would be invest able for u.s. investors? the chinese market has stunk lately. >> that creates the buying opportunity. i think the china market is oversold and a lot of it is not fundamental. those companies, baidu , ali baba, tencent, they all have ai strategy and they play into the 1.4 billion people providing data and fueling the ai in china. so those are very good opportunities. >> if i'm persuaded those are good opportunities, and my best served by trying to assemble a portfolio of individual stocks on my own or going with a fund like the one you run which is u.s. china internet, krane shares or what? >> i think you take a portfolio approach. k web is the top 31 companies in china using ai so that is a

i said really, i went and talked to ernie smith who wrote the journal on ebonics, and a professor outi spoke a hip-hop literacy professor out of ohio state university. we accumulate came up with a curriculum teaching kids how to turn sentences into paragraphs and paragraphs into essays into hip-hop with a process me as a writer, i wasn't a perfect writer, i wasn't perfect in puncuation, i wasn't perfect with my vocabulary if i ever left my rhyme book in the studio i'd say we've got to go back. we've got to go back because i was so afraid that people would judge me by the way i was writing. >> that's my technique, i had a thick rhyme book and i lost it. and i said i'll never write -- i'm never writing down again. so now i just, i created it, i need it, so i never lose it. wow. >> i've got some tupac notebooks at home. >> for real? . >>yeah, pac would always write at my house and we have a bunch of notebooks. >> and t.i., yo-yo, i said earlier a lot of young people you inspire and would like to be in the business some may be in the audience. for all i know. do we have any young people i

second story, ernie harmon, commander of second armored division fighting in nora, fighting up in the netherlands, belgium, kind of the benelux region up there. and he is he's starting to get army chief of staff doing his job runs around the battlefield. notice the chief notices that the division commander getting a little ragged tells the army commander, division commander on the edge. general calls the command, calls to star up and says, hey man, you're my guest tonight. all i did is took him. and this is not this is world war two. there is no general word, number one. so he spent the night drinking, telling war stories, and that's all he needed was an evening off the line, not in talk. tell him war stories, drinking a lot of booze. so you have that burned him out because he could never no one ever took him off. the one said, hey, man, why don't you it off? and you another guy that's out there and like, whoa, dude, you need to back off a little bit with you. then the last piece on that, that third division commander and i've never figured out exactly who was i figured out it was pro

. >> in 1968, pentagon engineer ernie fitz. gerald blew the whistle on a massive corruption scandal. sloppy spending had put the pentagon $2 billion over budget. >> it turned out the pentagon was knowingly buying shoddy, overpriced military aircraft from lockheed martin just purposely bloating the bank accounts of the defense contractors with taxpayer money and delivering us bad planes. >> fitzgerald not only became the patron saint of government whistleblowers, but the most hated person in the air force. and the most hated man in the white house. president nixon told aides, quote, get rid of this son of a . and they got rid of him. >> so fitzgerald sued nixon, accusing him of retaliation. but in 1982, the supreme court ruled that the former president was entitled to absolute immunity from damages predicated on his official acts, setting a legal precedent that presidents cannot be charged with crimes for taking actions while performing their official duties. >> today, a poll shows donald trump beating joe biden in michigan by 1

new york city ernie general is a suing him and three others after allegations that they violated nonprofit laws, they misuse millions of nra funds to finance personal lavish lifestyles. the trial is expected to last six weeks. more symone, after the break. ymone, after the break most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. alice loves the scent of gain so much, nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! hey, you should try new robitussin honey medi-soothers for long-lasting cough and sore throat relief. try new robitussin lozenges with real medicine and find your voice. you know? we really need to work on your people skills. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain

ernie wilson, that les brown and his band of renown. we knew it was going to be an unusual trip right from the start. les brown was on time at 1005. it was wheels up and out across the pacific 8000 miles to taylor. our first stop was where the men of the age tactic of fighter wing and double as you can see these are dedicated men. you can also see what their to. we didn't have to worry about the sense of humor here. look at this time from one lonely guy who's headed for home in 76 days. hey, y'all. now d all you, all you pooches. what that means for the plate. very big at the bat house. great to be back here at oban. real air thought thai air base, the gateway to oban rapture, tiny. got a word or a booby trap? our wolf pack, the world's largest distributor of, mega parts. he is the base, has a wonderful location right. laos and cambodia. two of our stronger allies. in the back there with the go to hell hats are from the australian air force. they're the guys who go around putting kangaroo stencils on everything. i woke up this morning w

. >> attorney ernie castillo represents marquise cooper, the latest of the four men charged in this case. cooper is charged with a total of 16 felonies. castillo says they want a speedy preliminary hearing because we feel our client's being overcharged in this case, and we want to deal with that right away. >> but it's my understanding my client was not present during the shooting. was not inside this building, had no involvement in what went down at the time of the homicide officer lay was working undercover when he was fatally shot in the head while responding to a burglary call at a marijuana business in the early hours of december 29th. >> mark sanders is accused of firing the fatal bullet. alan brown accused of driving the getaway vehicle. a fourth man, sebron russell, is charged with burglary and is out on $270,000 bail. we would like to remove mr. russell from this narrative and we think the best way to do that is to have a quick and speedy preliminary hearing, attorney david knudsen represents russell. he and his client also want a speedy preliminary hearing. meanwhile, both knud

just, "why are you like this [ laughter ] you're behaving erratically, and i live with ernie. [ laughterain, "sesame street," have me back. i'll be a good boy this time >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i -- they can trust you on that. >> oh, definitely. [ laughter ] just br -- just have mackenzie be a sponsor they'll be fine. [ laughter ] >> seth: i've got a lot more to ask you. we'll be right back with more from john oliver [ cheers and applause ♪ to help protect from hiv. i prep without pills. with apretude, a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot every other month, just 6 times a year. in studies, apretude was proven superior to a daily prep pill in reducing the risk of hiv. you must be hiv negative to receive apretude and get tested before each injection. if you think you were exposed to hiv or have flu-like symptoms, tell your doctor right away. apretude does not prevent other sexually transmitted infections. practice safer sex to reduce your risk. don't take apretude if you're allergic to it or taking certain medicines, as they may

but news that ernie's asked for more time to make their case. next hearing is set for february 22nd. >> well, in the south bay, there's a new scam in santa clara county that involves victims believing that they've missed jury duty and that they now owe money. the scam involves imposters pretending to be court officials or law enforcement to trick these victims. they'll use fake badges. photoshop images to try to peer legitimate. but investigators say court officials will never request financial or personal information over the phone. so if you get a call like this, don't give out that information. instead, you want to call your local police and reported. 10. 26 the time. and up next on the kron 4 morning news. it's not just the players that are getting ready for the big nfc championship game this weekend. a lot of game this weekend. a lot of - goddesses, i bring the vitality of sun! - and i, the sea! - i took the kids swimming, hit up the farmer's market, and crushed my sales call! typical tuesday. - [announcer] awaken your inner goddess with vi

to who are democrats that are on that bus going to participate in the primary said, is that right, ernieey weren't going to vote for biden. they were going to vote for somebody else. a lot of them didn't bring up climate change at all. they brought in the idea writing in cease fire in support of a cease fire in gaza to protest the u.s.' position supporting israel in the war there. i saw troubling signs potentially in a general election for president biden with the young people in new hampshire and i think what may be the saving grace for him is that they are not the largest demographic in this state and obviously he's not participating on the ballot in the primary, but if they have to write it in, they're telling me they're picking in something else or writing in cease fire here in new hampshire. >> hello, arnie. tell your crew i'm happy they didn't radio you directions during this shot. unlike our phone calls. thank you very much. >> see you, buddy. >>> still ahead, what a win might look like for president biden on this primary day even though his name is not on the new hampshire ballot

so no, no ernie is an applicant stop that has all the questions within the policy that if the all going to be elections held very soon as a lot of pressure to do so, what did they will see him as the winning holes or even put him up the the not least full people being killed in ukraine after russell a large scale mist solid tank across the country. residents in the capital, keith took shelter, and metro stations as a country was put on a lot. several strikes hit the residential and industrial science in the eastern city of half keith. meanwhile, russia says it's moved to 300 people from the board. the city of belgrade, because of ukrainian shelley, is the biggest evacuation from a major russian city. since the conflict began. and always in best measure is back in coal to the 2nd attempt to sue his country for breaching his human rights. and his private cause, been in solitary confinement since he was in prison. 2012, something he claims a bounced in humane treatment. he's held in a 2 story complex with a kitchen dining room and t v. room with an act xbox. he also has a gym. privet kille

so similar to ernie pyle, the white war correspondent, their black war correspondent, to figure prominently in the story people like alice stewart and anderson, dan burley, they were embedded with black units. and what's powerful about their reporting from 1944 and 1945 is they talk about this vital work that black folks are doing, even though those stories don't make it into our history textbooks. now and so the arguments i try to make, they do make in the book is that world war two wasn't just a battle of strategy. well, it was a battle of supply. if we understand that we can get a clear perspective on the really vital roles that black troops played in helping america and the allies win the war. it's important to say that this wasn't just black men. there were black women who participated in the women's corps and then black women who were in defense industries at home. one group to highlight here was, the 688 central postal battalion, under the leadership of major charity adams. this was the largest of black men to serve in the war. they deployed to the european theater to england in late

. >> yes.ag >> and so in your career as a police officer have you ever gotten ernie's tips from crimestoppershotline. >> police tips that we cannot collaborate with other evidence absolutelyel yes. >> we have considered that any crimestoers allies because erroneous tips to and hopefully not. >> okay your testifying the facial recognition technology and technologies is fall is are you. >> i amto not. >> okay. let's say that you have facial recognition technology and even a security camera image through the technology and gives back some potential positives wt is the next apps he you go rest all seven visual. >> obsolete not we would treat the matches as if we had just received seven crimestoppers tips in our detectives would do their due diligence and collaborated with other evidence they could tie the person of the crime scene. >> using a technology event artificial intelligence or traditional investigative techniques. >> all of the above this is absolutely not a substitute for traditional investigative methods and it complements traditional investigative methods but in no way can a i is my v

when you think about baidu's ernie chatbot, there are some politically sensitive topic that have posedith taiwan's large language model, the idea is it will be free from that political and lewin's and you can use it and how securely within these businesses. haslinda: why now? what do we make of the timing. >> there is a lot of hype around generative ai, after the success of chatgpt, so taiwan is hoping to establish a foothold in that industry. one thing to note is the a lot of money by government is pouring into this project. 7.4 million usd which is relatively small when you compared to the millions that are spent on and the u.s. and china. so we need to temper our expectations as to how broad this large language model will be. it will be very localized. for local businesses, hospitals, banks. so it won't be a direct competitor with large, mainland chinese chatbots but the idea is it will be used in taiwan. it will establish a foothold in the generative ai industry for taiwan. haslinda: how successful do we expect taiwan to be in the ai space? >> as i mentioned before, taiwan is known

we had somebody in our party ernie sanders, who was an outside the box threat to the establishment of our party. we cleared the field to make sure we had a normal democrat, joe biden, ready to go. this republican party is doing the opposite. they've cleared the field to make sure that donald trump will be the heir apparent, somebody who led an truth if you somebody who paid him to do it and you are seeing the republican party clear the field for him. everybody is going to stand up and kiss the ring. there's one republican still standing up against him and her name is nikki haley and i'm proud of her. >> she remembered in the last 48 hours a bunch of stuff that she realized were deficient in donald trump, for the longest time in this campaign, she tried to soft-pedal that and even now, some of the things that are most egregious about a man who is currently awaiting trial for trying to overturn a free and fair election, she won't talk about that stuff, so she tries to split the thing and that's been a problem. >> she found it because there's an audience in new hampshire that can come in