intelligence officers and one russian donuts with baneonis in the movie dead season on sunday on the first computerlf -esteem patience everything seething and diarrhea filtrum, thanks to millions of micropores , filtrum absorbs bacteria toxins, helping to eliminate the unpleasant symptoms of filtrum in order to restore order in the stomach. bring your friends to tinkoff until june 30 for each friend you will receive 1,000 rubles. suddenly receive as a gift or 500 rubles. or 100% cashback from partners or a free subscription to one of the popular services. and you will be together participate in the drawing of 100 million rubles. bring your friends to tinkoff until june 30 and get guaranteed prizes. tinkoff he is one. find the perfect place to stay in the yandex travel app and get up to ten percent cashback on your travel booking of youth daily for three months. how much is king then wins in burger king i don’t know, i’ll ask my friends, 99. yes, the insanely profitable king who wins for you and all your friends in burger king tinkoff the tinkoff app makes people happy tinkov is one such pentalgin e

. >> erma was the first computer banking system. >> reporter: 60 years later, erma is coming home. >> the checks fly through here at over 100 miles an hour at this check sorter. >> reporter: speed and power the likes of which we'd never seen before, erma, which stands for electronic recording machine accounting, was developed at the stanford research institute and used by bank of america, enabling america's postwar economic boom. >> because it was the first major application of computing to business, to a serious business problem. >> reporter: that's because before erma arrived, banks actually closed every afternoon because the humans that worked there had to process all the checks and statements that came in every day. once erma got on the scene, it did the work of 2,500 people. but at the same time, it allowed the banks to stay open longer, add more services, and eventually hire a whole lot more employees. that's right. 1 million feet of wiring, 2,400 feet of magnetic tape reels, and it created jobs. >> instead of labor-intensive processing of paper, now we could have people focusin

. >>> an important piece of computer history is coming to the silicon valley six decades after it first helped america's postwar economic boom. considered one of the very first computers to handle business applications, erma, which stands for electronic recording machine accounting, was developed at the stanford research institute and used by bank of america. you may remember way back when, the banks used to close in the afternoons so that employees could process checks and applications. erma changed all that, doing t e job of 2,500 pepeople, allowowi banks to stay open longer and add customer services and expand. >> instead of labor-intensive processing of paper, now we could have people focusing on clients, talking to clients, helping with whatever they needed. >> i remember just depositing checks the old-fashioned way. >> i remember that too. >> deposit slips. erma, which has 1 million feet of wiring and 2,400 feet of magnetic tape reels, arrived at a silicon valley warehouse. they've got to put it back together, find a new home at the computer history museum in mountain view. this w

biden and's computer than anthony weinerfirst hunter biden and's computer than anthony weiner first computerlary deleted and acid washed 33,000 e—mails in defiance of a congressional subpoena, she already had lisa pienaar, and her aides smashed and destroyed iphones with a hammer and yet the fbi and doj protected her, they did absolutely nothing in her case. the fbi and doj largely did not issue subpoenas, they did not use a grand jury, they did not issue search warrants and comey declared there was no problem and no reasonable prosecutor would ever bring a case like that. she knocked out 33,000 e—mails. and hillary wasn't indicted, she should have been, but she wasn't invited. she was protected by the democrats. biden was not indicted and what he has done is terrible. they like to say, what trump did. i was impressed, it looked so orderly and nice. somehow somebody turned over one of the boxes i said, i wonder who did it, that the fbi do that? they also did something where they put documents all over the phone and took pictures and try to pretend like i did it and had to apologise, they did

technology revolution was just beginning with eátrade in 1982 in palo alto, and apple computer releasing their very firstrsonal computer, the macintosh, in 1984. in politics, a young woman named nancy pelosi was first elected to the u.s. house of representatives. bay area sports teams won big in the 1980s, with the san francisco 49ers winning three super bowl championships on the oakland athletics winning one world series. but perhaps the two stories that had the biggest impact on the bay area where the a.i.d.s. epidemic that started in 1981, and the loma prieta earthquake of 1989. in 1981, the mysterious, contagious, deadly disease began spreading throughout the community and by the end of the decade, more than 100,000 people had contracted acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, or a.i.d.s., with another 100,000 people dying. >> it started officially in 1981. the federal centers for disease control reported a scattering of mysterious cases of pneumonia and a comma. >> i did not know anything about kaposi's sarcoma. i started in the hospal in 1981 and there was a patient before any patients had come out so

is, these things from the beginning of the eighties we had a computer personal real personal first computers. i also focused on this and our laboratory in black, developed hmm star wars, then there was a concept, remember, yes, yes , well, actually, the countermeasures were developing laser nuclear weapons. and this computer was enough for us, we solved it more difficult. the tasks on this channel were interesting, we were on fire with all this, so do not do it in computers. and the thing is, what tasks are solved on these computers, if it is tik well, of course, this is the path of death, you understand, and if useful interesting important tasks for filming music is being written yes, you never know what computers can help with. it's good to rejoice at the edge of the step of this huge topic, i met students of the moscow state linguistic university the other day and they were just talking about the fact that, well, already now, uh, we point the phone at any inscription. uh, the program recognizes and issues a translation into any language of the world will pass. well, not much time. i don'

the first computer virus, the jpeg and much more. and the title comes a famous code left in comment left in the linux source code. back in 1975. we're about code pretty broadly here in the book, so there are lines of, codes in the illustrations in the book, but we're really talking kind of the bigger picture that each line represents. and the big idea is to help experts and non-experts think through how technology is made by humans who are sometimes brilliant and sometimes biased and messy and sometimes just really hungry to get to lunch, get their work done. we're really lucky tonight to have three contributors with us. unfortunately, elena patel is sick. elena, if you're watching, we hope you feel better soon. but we have three really great speakers as well so the four of us are going to talk for about minutes or so and then we'll open it up to q&a both here online afterwards, please, if you're in person, stick around another drink, maybe buy a copy of the book if you're so inclined and keep the conversation going. so i'm going to

then the first computer i used would have been 88, 89 little commodore playing football games on its exact. it was a good little computer. yeah i think that's i first experienced america online online as well. all right. so you run aol you buy time warner, you end up leaving, i believe, in 2003, is that correct? yeah, by far the deal we announced the deal in 2000. i agreed to step as ceo and stayed on as chair for a couple of years and then on the board for another year or two, but then decided it was time to, you know, kind of go our separate ways we had different views of what should happen there. and that's when i started making investments, new companies, which led to starting an investment company called revolution. and ultimately a lot of us on this journey towards investing and entrepreneurs outside of silicon valley, which ultimately led to the rise of the rest. and this book. yeah well let's okay so now let's quickly why don't you quickly summarize the book in a minute and then let's go back to some of the lessons you learned in that in that period. so steve what is this book

better navigate know what they want to get an education in order to get a good job in the first place computerat the third pedagogy, popular medicine and engineering specialties. this motivation is primarily in learning, and it plays its own role. but in order to create motivation and keep motivation , the methodical work that we are doing must be appropriate. as i said, these textbooks are the content of the education program, the work of class teachers of a unified career guidance system. everything, this gives the result of a video link, the minister of education and science, ivan body, and gold medalists from lugansk , kirill konotop and yulianna fedorova , spoke about the unified state examination. universities to choose from. on june 20, on the portal of public services, online opportunities for admission are created thanks to the national projects of russia zinaida kurvatova introduce we turn the all-russian youth forum noise in kaliningrad participants 550 young people from eighty-three regions of russia and also from belarus attend selections with leading experts, photographers, scrip

was still an undergraduate at yale, moonlighting as a charter pilot flying computer parts. >> when i was looking at was the first-based society. it was just the recognition society was automating. >> did it feel like an a-ha moment to you at the time? > i suppose that would be a good way to describe it. >> reporter: but first there was vietnam, two combat tours, a silver star, bronze star, and two purple hearts. >> looking around here, it looks a little more military than it does fedex. >> people don't come back here very often, so i guess this is more personal than the frons office is there. >> this is you in the marines in. >> that's me and my platoon leaders. >> reporter: two of them didn't come back. smith rose to the rank of captain and came home a changed. the v th d of my life. everything i ever accomplished in business is mostly what i learned in the marine corps, particularly about leading people. >> are you still captain smith? >> he comes out every once in a while if necessary. i found out only in the last three years that all my children call me behind my back stalin. i didn't know that. so i'm sure

company trojan horse yal hossein behind the system first notices dangerous malware windows operating system virus is capable of infecting millions of computersldwide world's first new cyberweapon stuxnet american media blames stuxnet on then president obama they attributed to imam n. it was also possible that the americans were not alone in this field. later, stuxnet is a joint product of the us national security agency and the only 82200 zionist regime that specializes in electronic eavesdropping to decipher a hand in a restaurant in the most poren campus. tv, the smallest of this virus, informed it security experts for the first time, when the director of the kaspersky anti-virus laboratory was caught, he said that after this , our way of thinking about the threats, the way to fight against cyber attacks and what might happen in the coming years has changed. despite the widespread penetration of this virus, half of the infected computers were in iran. stuxnet was designed for a specific purpose , disrupting iran's enrichment facilities from the code of this virus that worked for windows, to attack industrial facilities made by siemens in a

yes, our first block is connected with data transmission computing technologies, where quantum historybe so leading. obviously later. health technologies will also be considered, for example, as something that interests people in the first place, but uh, where does all this experience come from? yes, we have a well -established history, with the same artificial intelligence. yes, which already many people think that they need to enter their lives , so it’s not such an important story, the president every year in the fall in november participates in the form of artificial intelligence, and with each stage we see how this topic is becoming more and more and more enters, uh, into the life of our country. the device that surrounds us in the control model that we use, so in order for other technologies to also be active. were important not only scientific er research, as such, not only the company's investments are important, such stories are also important knowledge exchange exchange of opinions, therefore, when for some important for the future development of the country, both the scienti

industry and trade spoke about the harsh conditions under which western automakers leave russia first on a computer, then the seventh games were held in the gym in kazan, what disciplines and why is it the same? in the south-donetsk direction, the russian military repulsed the attack of the apu on the destroyed three tanks and the same number of armored vehicles, as well as the manpower of the enemy to the west of velikaya novoselka , the sensory flamethrower system hit the tank and a group of militants about these and other successes of the group. the east was told in its press service. in the southern donetsk direction , the advanced units of the vostok grouping repelled an attack to an enemy platoon to the west or destroyed it in one by artillery fire. the living force of the su. in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe temporary housing, one enemy tank in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe oktyabr state farm , as well as one tank and three armored vehicles to the north, the sentry crews of heavy flamethrower systems destroyed the sensors, the tank and manpower of the nationalists west of velika novoselka by

monster behind the scenes system for the first time noticed malware becomes dangerous windows operating system virus that can infect millions of computers around the world the first new cyber weapon in the world stuxnet the american media attributed stuxnet to president obama, but there was also the possibility that the americans in this field don't be alone later, as stuxnet is a joint product of the american national security agency and the only 82200 zionist regime, which specializes in electronic eavesdropping and decryption , remini tv service , this virus caught it security experts with pepper for the first time. kaspersky anti-virus laboratory said in this regard that after this incident , it defined our way of thinking about threats, the way to fight cyber attacks and what may happen in the future. despite the widespread penetration of this virus, half of the infected computers were in iran . stuxnet was designed for a specific purpose. iran's enrichment facilities were disrupted. part of the code of this virus, which worked for windows , was encoded to attack siemens' industrial facilities in natanz, and was designed in such a

computer that allowed us to solve big problems, both space and nuclear energy , everything was, i know from my own experience, magnetic disks were created in our country, developed in the soviet union, the first personal computers and ec-1840 appeared in minsk. yeah, you can in parallel with these computers. we know there was a 486 processor e we didn’t have it, then every minute it all disappeared, and we got hooked on needle. we believed that everything can be bought and purchased, and thus we stopped developing in a certain direction of supply specifically. it seemed to us that it was a quality product, it was developing, but at the same time we forgot about independence. and here we are today. yes, there are chances, not everything is lost, you can make up for it, is it right ? and so i understand that when we talk about technological sovereignty, we are talking about the ability to ensure, uh, technological and economic development not only based on their own strengths, but also on cooperation with reliable partners is absolutely true. e technological sovereignty is not only a closed system - it is when i have a completely technological chain implemented within the country, starting from

and there in computer science the first question was to turn on the computer, and the second questiono turn off the computer. yes, they are two year olds. they cope with this very successfully, they can surprise us with something in computer technology, so, of course, modern school. it should focus on the modern child. and what about the school of your childhood, and worse than the school that you are the head of? now you know teachers as teachers, then as teachers. now this is a person who first of all loves children, respects them and sees a personality in every child even then. i studied with such teachers and now i have the honor to work to supervise such teachers and young professionals. we also teach you to be exactly like you have chosen. uh, a very noble profession of a teacher, and in childhood, by the way, i always wanted to be a teacher, now in the third grade. and i remember this situation when i played with my younger brother. and then this desire to be a teacher clearly arose and i never regretted, never regretted that i chose this profession, and my mother, mother, my g

and there, in computer science, the first question was to turn on the computer, and the second question was to turn it off computer. yes, they are two year olds. they cope with this very successfully, they can surprise us with something in computer technology, therefore, of course, a modern school. it should focus on the modern child. and what about the school of your childhood, but similar to the school you are head of? now you know teachers as teachers, then a teacher now is a person who first of all loves children, respects them, sees a personality in every child, and then i studied with such teachers and now i have the honor to work to guide such teachers and young professionals. we also teach you to be exactly like you have chosen, er, a very noble profession. teachers, and as a child, by the way, i always wanted to be a teacher in the third grade. ah, i remember this situation when i was playing with my little brother. and then this desire to be a teacher clearly arose. and i never regretted, never regretted that your father was a military man, and my mother , my mother, a medical

we heard from some office of mine but mutual be or given the computer. first there was a loud sound. i thought it was the train crossing the bridge. i grabbed my bags and jumped off the train 10 minutes after the accidents. i so lots of people with a broken hands and legs and many were bleeding. there were many dead bodies there. everything was fine, but the train was running well. yesterday, at 6 55 pm, suddenly we felt massive jerky movements. after 3 minutes would begin breaking abruptly, there was a hard impact on people started falling from the train compartment. the, as i stepped out of the laboratory in the french southern with 2 to i lost my balance, but wrapped onto something almost by my body to touch my sleep. flushed my back, everything went flying. people started falling on a child, there was shocks and couldn't understand what's happened to my mind stopped working . the whole coach was tilted from russian president vladimir putin joined. otherworldly doesn't expressing condolences to india. i'll take correspondent winter and show my husband more

we heard from some of this inviting me to be or give me computers. first, there was a loud sound. i thought it was the train cars and the bridge. i gripped the bags and jumped up the train 10 minutes after the accident. i so lots of people with broken hands and legs and many were bleeding. there were many dead bodies. everything was fine, but the train was running well yesterday at 6 55 pm, suddenly we felt mass and jerky movements. after 3 minutes to begin breaking abruptly, there was a hard impact on people started following foaming, train compartment. and as i stepped out of the laboratory and the french son with 2 to, i lost my balance, but wrapped onto something almost from my body to, to my sleepers. my back, everything went flying. people started falling on a child there. i was shocked and couldn't understand what happened to my mind stopped working. the whole coach was tilted. russian president vladimir putin joined otherworldly. it isn't expressing condolences to india, i say corresponded runjun show my husband will this house on the scene accident a visa on 7 pm, the tim

computer. it's the first apple product you look through and not at.be used as a virtual desktop or even a giant movie screen. the only controllers are your eyes, voice, and hands. you can see, hear, and interact with digital content just like it's in your physical space. the starting price? $3500. several times more than its closest competitors. >> when you're trying to convince peopleto wear a computer literally on their face, i think that it can be much more challenging cell. eporter: oth vr headsets cenow meta, introduced its first model years ago and it's metaverse is still sparsely populate it. apple is not targeting families with this just yet. >> right now developers. because developers ultimately need to build the applications and the use cases. this is really the appetizer before the main entree. >> reporter: now apple says it's not going to release its vision pro until early next year. that will give developers plenty of time to come up with some apps for it. the question is, as prices begin to come down over the years, do people even want o

investigator refused us e, we believe it is illegal to make full comments from the material, first of all, with computersent. may not have been before equipped with the software to return or not. the court will decide the case for the investigators at the next meeting, by this time the arguments of the defense will be studied by his accuser regional media claim that beri them was a classmate of one of the officials of the local ministry of health to whom the investigators also had questions, but then the charges were dropped from him, and now briefly about what you will see next in our program. mountains of money on the ascent to the mountains roads in the mountains have always brought and bring profit this cable car, the longest country in kabardino-balkaria , the fsb officers exposed a group of swindlers who made a fortune on tickets that allow climbing on cable cars. what amounts then revolve on in the muddy gray market of tourist services around elbrus retribution overtook the serial killer 20 years later, and you don’t know or know , so to speak, who would it be with the help of modern technology, t

first. where will the stroke patient be taken? this is a computerr a person with a heart attack, they will immediately make a cardiogram, and then, depending on the condition, he will pass, either all the stages of diagnostics, or he will immediately be sent to the operating room to the guests. they indicated the medical department, but most importantly, they told how people get here, and a system was created in the region in which a person with acute vascular pathology will receive help on time , regardless of place of residence and distance from the center, the task is to show and share the experience that we have collected over the years and patient routing and working with ambulances working with territories with primary vascular departments with inter-centres of moving a patient from one hospital to another in what aspects, when it is expedient, today we specifically showed the work of our usual routine work within the framework for medicine understand each other doing a common thing, but during for many years by different standards. our patien

apple computer in the meo— very first apple computer in the ioioo ino— very first apple computere live now? are people that unhappy— way we live now? are people that unnoooy-wo— way we live now? are people that unhappy-we keep— way we live now? are people that unhappy we keep developing way we live now? are people that unhap|to we keep developing way we live now? are people that unhap|to make e keep developing way we live now? are people that unhap|to make people developing way we live now? are people that unhap|to make people more)ping way we live now? are people that unhap|to make people more and] things to make people more and more-because that- things to make people more and more because that seems more happy because that seems wou— more happy because that seems woii—wiinl more happy because that seems well,|and_with. more happy because that seems well, and white with more happy because that seems well, and white tv with more happy because that seems well, and white tv a/ith more happy because that seems well, and white tv a small black and white tv and a small iiiiio— black

that is the tech giant's first venture into what they call spatial computing vision.a new kind of computer that augment reality by seamlessly. blending the real world with the digital world. it's the first apple product. you look through and not the new headset will allow users to see information applications and virtual screens displayed over the real world. the device is controlled using eye movement in hand gestures. the company is betting big that users will integrate the device into all aspects of their life. this is powerful for so many activities. >> like reviewing a presentation sharing photos and videos or watching a movie together. apple has set the price tag for the vision pro at $3,499. and it won't be available for purchase. >> until next year, the company wanted to unveil the device now so the developers can start building applications for it. apple also announced that disney and national geographic have committed to creating content for the vision pro. >> and that was kron four's charles clifford reporting for us tonight. still to come is if you like ta

first man. investigators were able to ask the computer something to the effect of, show me who owns homes withinouple of square miles that has this first name. they were able to figure out where he came from. >> it's very common. i think it's most common that that data exists, but it's completely unavailable when the officer needs it. what we find is so often the officer needs that information is near real time. it's not just about having as much information as possible. often it's about trying to act as precisely as possible. sometimes that means doing nothing, or finding ways for other people to respond. >> and then educating city leaders that maybe they don't know this data can't be combined. you presented to the city of antioch in northern california, i'm going to guess some of those city council members that have gotten used to paying for that, had no idea that those things could not be combined in any reasonable way. >> we feel really excited about being able to create more interaction and more communication between council members, elected officials, community members and police departmen

. >> well, it is the first platform that is about spatial computing. and so what does that mean?ce. and this is a huge idea and so you can use your apps, and they can be any size that you want. you can immerse yourself in movies, tv shows, sports, and feel like you are right there. you can take photos and videos and then enjoy those and bring back memories as if you were there. and repeating that experience. you can obviously collaborate and connect with people. this product is about connection. and so maybe you want to work on something with someone else and brainstorm with someone. you can have your award, if you will, of all of your ideas and have the other person there as if they are really there with you, even though they are somewhere else. >> juju: it is set to hit the market early next year and comes with a hefty price tag. $3,500. the goggles are equipped with 1d a variety of sensors. and you can catch robert's entire interview tomorrow morning on "gma" that is "nightline." you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we will see you right back here the same time tomo

until recently, the electronic signature was only on flash drives and worked only on a computer , buy it go first to pay money. we have been looking for a form of implementation for a long time, when we can shove it into the phone, put the microwave to warm up for dinner and evenly. here's a plate warmed up already received notification from the federal tax service in automatic mode about the opening of psv makes me a little peace. turned over, yes, that is, in 10 minutes, and a person can open his own business. register a business. you can now from space. well, if suddenly someone has such a desire, yes, you can. let's fast forward to 2013, we only create personal accounts in order to make it convenient , we should not be where it is convenient for us, and where it is convenient for a person anywhere a person. can get our services. and what is uh, we will pay the land tax with the iss, and now i agreed pavel vinogradov and actually the first in the world. we have created a mechanism that made it possible to pay taxes even from space daniil egorov, head of the federal tax service, is actively inv

and you have to figure the very first question that the computer guys lawyers are going to ask hunter is is this your laptop? do you remember dropping it off? don't be surprised if he says "don't remember." he is probably going to say that. that is usually the answer. i don't remember. >> that's what he did to abc, i really don't know. we can look and see the e-mails on the laptops. i'm wondering if john paul mack-issac has any footage of him in there. it will be interesting to see if he dropped it off. then you look at what is involved. then there is a counter lawsuit from hunter biden's team for unjustly using what was in the laptop. >> we hear in cases a lot "i cannot recall." maybe he will say that and maybe he really can't if he was on drugs and doesn't remember. >> one of the things that the computer guys lawyers asked hunter to bring was any unredacted receipts regarding payments to the shop. in addition to that laptop he also dropped off later a hard drive and asked for those contents to be transferred. so it is a defamation lawsuit. >> gary shapley who is the irs whistle-blow

this is how it flies at first and with the use of computer flight simulators later in practice on suchll training drones because they are stronger and protected from shocks when falling, which sometimes happen during training small the drone does not have a large size, it does not break itself with its own weight, it is protected from impacts and is made in such a way that if it is hit, after that, in most cases , it survives and flies on. and just something on such a little one, the pilot can change to control the combat ifp drone, such as for example verba 7 or verba-10, which is also a ukrainian development based on previously existing drones verba seven is actually an ordinary sports drone, it differs in that it has such a specially designed engineering mount and charges printed simply on a 3d printer which destroy expensive russian equipment in one such charge of kilograms of explosives, there are charges of both high-explosive fragmentation and mass-accumulating charges can destroy armored vehicles, even a tank, there is a jet , it conditionally does not destroy anyone at a dista

. >> well, it is the first platform that is about spatial computing. so what does that mean?at you can see, hear and interact with digital content right in your physical space this is a huge idea. you can use your apps. they can be any size that you want. you can immerse yourself in movies, tv shows, sports, and feel like you're right there. you can take photos and videos, and then enjoy those and bring back memories as if you were there, and repeating that experience. you can obviously collaborate and connect with people. this product is about connection. and so maybe you want to work on something with someone else and bring brainstorm with someone. you can have your board with all your ideas, and have the other person there as if they're there with you, even though they're somewhere else. >> robin's exclusive interview with tim cook tomorrow on "gma." she will try it on and ask tim cook about how it works, and his thoughts on artificial intelligence. i'm david muir. see you tomorrow night. good night. area, moving forward, finding -- >> building a better bay area, moving fo

> the adversaries have a chance to get two bites from the same apple, meaning first they can put ransomware on your computer and say you can never use your data again unless you pay us money. after you pay, they come back and say i have a copy of your data, and i will release it unless you pay me again. >> reporter: former defense intelligence official bob gourley says cyber criminals can release embarrassing information from medical records or even personal banking data. that can then open those affected up to further fraud. cbs news confirmed that the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency is providing support to agencies targeted in this attack. so while this group is believed to be from russia, government officials are saying they are telling reporters there's no evidence that the hackers are coordinating with the russian government. also, officials say a lot of the organizations had already patched this vulnerability before this group clop could move in, but still always a good reminder to make sure that the information that you're using is safe and secure as much as possible at least. >> goo

this is a fusion of sports and computer technology of the president for the first time in the historyind on march 24 years will pass, which will give the basis of the movement to create a harmonious person who developed computer games and physical, especially as the traditional sport of the highest achievements. it is no longer possible without digital technologies. the best in the world is the best in the world, everything that gazprom does is better than before. there was an olympic facility - an ice cube during the sochi olympics , curling competitions were held. now one of the largest martial arts academies in the world. judo hall on 12 tatami, hotel for athletes and guests of the rehabilitation center there is a climatic chamber that allows you to simulate training in any conditions. 40 m / s judo is a respectful attitude towards an opponent on the tatami. in politics, it is also a useful skill to work without imposing your own rules and on equal terms. this is the basis of the supposing requirement. well, in the meantime , the front reflects a desperate counteroffensive of the a

this space , which seems to be not much, there are many companies, many computer engineers and code writers are present, but the first day i reached the office of mr. president , he they asked me what is the plan for the organization i said that one of my programs, i told you a few things, one was that i said that we need to organize the systems . the systems are rampant in our country. let's make a decision. unfortunately, the data is not connected to each other. the problem is that the weight of the technical part is more than the management part in this space. we always thought that by hiring a few engineers or technical companies in this space, we can solve the data management problem. the third point is this. that is the problem of governance given and more than that of be it the technology area, remember, whether it is legal issues or structural issues at another level , in my opinion, the problem in the field of data governance is a cultural issue , that is, we are facing the same obstacles in the field of culture as we encountered a problem in data governance, reza , i believe that the way a blue solution is

speaking national defense government used to dominate the first punch cards in computing were the brainchild of herman hollerith, a former clerk at his what is now the census. one of the most durable programing languages was developed by navy rear admiral grace hopper in the mid 1960s. the federal government purchased over 62% of the output of the entire u.s. computer industry. today, public servants talk about getting yesterday's technology tomorrow instead investing in our hollerith's and hopper's their tech expertise. we've invested in mountains of rules to govern the procurement of technology. our latter day hollerith's and hopper spend their days on paperwork instead of programing and design. they must master procurement rules so complex and so drawn out that the technology they buy is or irrelevant. by the time is delivered, which i think speaks to those submarines. if it ever gets delivered. despite intervention from the white house itself. that esb requirement was removed from my friends project. the software never worked. so billions of dollars later. the new satellites were sent in

that is the tech giant's first venture into what it calls spatial computing.he new headset will allow users to see information applications and virtual screens displayed over the real world. the company is betting big that users will integrate this device into all aspects of their lives. >> this is powerful for so many activities like reviewing a presentation, sharing photos and videos or watching a movie together. >> the apple vision pro will cost $3,499. it will not be available for purchase until early next year. apple also announced hardware and software upgrades to many of its devices in san francisco. therd's a new effort to try to get drivers to slow down in the bayview district along palou avenue. construction has started to build new speed bumps. >> with slots to accommodate new emergency response vehicles. city leaders say they hope this will protect pedestrians and bicyclists from speeding cars. 16 speed bumps will be installed. the construction will last a couple of months. still ahead tonight, a breakthrough oakland shooting investigation that led

special operation by alexander koltsov in the cockpit of a combat pilot, only at first glance , everything is like in a computerame, the joystick to the right of the aircraft banked sharply, and immediately to the left the machine obediently perform a maneuver to exit the attack, a unique opportunity in real time to see the well-coordinated work of our su-25 attack aircraft of the central military district. covering each other, they go at top speeds of about 900 km / h. at the same time , at the minimum height, literally, cutting the tops of steppe trees and hit the enemy from nowhere. maneuver with the use of missile fields 8 further conclusions of the maneuver - entry to an extremely low altitude and only the smoke of heat traps of a security measure from enemy air defenses hangs over the neo-nazi trenches. while our pilots are returning to base, but only to replenish ammunition for the next combat mission, defeat from eight. ranks in the skom direction are being fired from all types of weapons. perhaps they are now on a shift and they were taken by surprise, a drone or, as they say here, a bird is raised int

there was first of all, a computer controlled we released system that could release waits.valve system, we could turn a valve and actually inject air into exterior ballast containers and float it up to the surface. there was also a hydraulically controlled system that could drop awaits. and finally, if you look at titan, it sits on a kind of slide. that entire sled can be ditched manually, which takes a ton of weight of the vehicle and can help it back to the surface. so, you know, hypothetically, if there is an emergency aboard titan, there are a lot of systems to shed weight and bring the vehicle back to the surface. >> the question is, why hasn't come back to the service? and we simply don't know about that. josh gates, appreciate you being on, thank you. >> absolutely, thank you, anderson. >> still ahead, a look at other deep ocean search and rescue missions and what they tell us about the options ahead about saving those on board. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greate

computer on wheels, but a whole network on wheels with all possible threats. the most probably unusual stand. at this little exhibition. this is some fast-paced first s, which doesn't really mean that kaspersky s will be used on gaming computers and sooner. demonstrations of the performance of the system, well, that it can be used, for example, for 3d modeling and in general the wonders of cybermunity are not for ordinary users. this is a pro-industry and a critically important infrastructure, however, in the hands of evgeny kaspersky , a smartphone on the kaspersky os was seen. they even called the release date of 24 years or later improvisation about what?

first, law enforcement officers go to one of the defendants, and then learning from his computer. some details on neither go to falls or colleagues in the shop, and even such a rule used to exist, in principle, cybercriminals do not steal where you live, but this rule has begun to be actively violated. let's say this unspoken, but because i'm leading the development of information technology, a large number of people have appeared who have the skills to work with computers and computer systems. and he knows how to use them for criminal purposes. recently, a new direction has appeared for paying for flights and booking hotel rooms. they are also sold at forums, for ordinary people, the process of canceling a fraudulent transfer takes time. you can have time to live in an expensive hotel. at someone else 's expense, scammers know which cards to use in order to extend the withdrawal process as much as possible, respectively, due to the fact that nothing carding is more complicated. the structure of uh, the mechanism or rather the commission of a crime, then uh, so that many do not bo

uh, the first and second stages of our work have been formed, first of all, of course, this also applies to computered design of saw solutions and, probably, one of the key aspects that we need to talk about today is the project. e data management, because, well, today nikolayevich was talking about artificial intelligence. and by the way, we have some cool stuff there. development on the engine, but for artificial intelligence it is important what is important to it. well, let's just say the volume of the number of textbooks that, in fact, artificial intelligence can process, that is, in other words, without data consolidation, uh, practically uh, it will be almost impossible to implement artificial intelligence in technological, uh, specialization disciplines such as shipbuilding. shown here are the projects first . we stopped after scientific and technical council and to be honest , there was a huge internal struggle that was between the projects of the bureau, for which submarines are made, and those. who makes surface ships. we found a general consensus, a came to the conclusion that we are mos

that is, there , first, according to the data of a computer or magnetic tomography, you need to find this formation is, and then they are irradiated from the outside. and here we bring the same radiation, but directly into the very tumor cell in the center of blokhin uses the largest number of radiopharmaceuticals that are in the country and, most importantly, directly. here in the labs a new molecule is synthesized. we are located in one of the largest laboratories in the russian federation 1800 m² production site only in this building plus in the old building. we have one more cyclotron and several radiochemical laboratories. a total of 14 facilities for the production of radiofar preparations and four quality control laboratories, provided with three cyclotrons - this is the largest production of radiofar preparations for medical use in russia and on the territory of the european part of our country. continent is now pending clinical trials. lutetia 177 the work of the drug is checked on laboratory animals that are inoculated with tumors. the fact is that every year we expand the