down on images of child sexual abuse generated by artificial a fake child sex abuse image, but the home officewilkinson has the story. a dramatic early morning raid at a house in and later charged with two breaches of his sexual police used a specially trained digital detection electronic devices in the property. on the growing threat of ai—generated images tools designed to create child abuse images. having a manual showing how to use ai for this purpose border force will get more powers to search suspects' electronic devices. solutions, but britain, here, this government is leading the way on trying to clamp down on this children's faces onto existing images of abuse, or nudifying from online predators, will be introduced as part kuenssberg programme this morning to talk you are right that there is already a legal framework into further abuse. that's why we need to strengthen the law. we are bringing in new laws to outlaw the use of ai models to create and exploit child abuse images. and also much stronger penalties on those who are ai for abuse. in the last half an hour, israeli forces in g

revictimized by that content being shared online without detection. by the home secretary and the home officeo do is to recreate images further revictimising the original victim. and it is always a real victim. some people might say, well, we know this is an issue. it's a growing issue. laws like this? we live in such a fast—paced world that it is literally scary for people who are victims of this type about two years ago and began tracking it. of its type in the world to take this specific action. and yes, of course, we all wish that we could be constantly ahead of these criminal trends, but in this case, it is a big step forward to keep more children safe and what's your assessment of how successful, effective, we've seen a four—fold increase in al generated or moderating a platform for this content. and they make it illegal to deploy models and other training devices to train ai in creating this content. and further, when you are entering the united kingdom, border force now and other devices if they suspect it may contain child sexual abuse material. and what you what's important about th

newspaper. on artificial intelligence generated images of child a fake child sex abuse image, but the home officen the tools and software to create these images. helena wilkinson has the story. open the door, now! a dramatic early morning raid at a house in hertfordshire last week. a registered sex offender, a man in his 20s, was arrested and later charged with two breaches of his sexual another man was also arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images. dog to seize phones, a hard—drive, and other electronic devices in the property. on the growing threat of ai—generated images it will be illegal to possess, create or distribute ai having a manual showing how to use ai for this purpose will also become illegal. suspects' electronic devices. and running websites where other paedophiles can share content or advice will be a specific offence. we are the first country in the world to look child—abuse imagery. now, this is a global problem and is going to need global horrendous crime. real—life images of children. stopping child sexual abuse online says the number of images generated back at the

, camille neglect out to 0 villages in southern lebanon, have been allowed to return to the homes. week officer is where the forces killed at least 24 people trying to do so in i toto and is ready for us is killed. the man is very minute, 3 is now is drooling from that village. and residents came back to find widespread destruction deadline for his relatives. droids forces from southern lebanon was extended to february. the 18th, the, the sudanese army says is taking control of several towns seized by the time in a few rapid support forces in the east central gives the state on site today the army plane, the rest set for an attack on the market didn't call to which killed at least $56.00 people. it was mogan, has this update of the city news armies offensive against the parent and the through rapid support for it has continued in the capital cartoon and in a to z to states in central to them. now on sunday, the army announced that this was able to take control of withdrawal and blows, as well as other towns in northern parts of the theater states. but it continues its battles in the capital of

. >> so some of these families that you visit haven't left their homes since trump took office? > and how one volunteer is helping migrant families in chicago who are afraid to leave their homes because of ice raids president donald trump slew of new tariffs go into effect tuesday, and the united states biggest trade partners are already fighting back. china is promising countermeasures. both mexico and canada plan retaliatory levies of their own. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says the tariffs set back decades of history of both countries working together. >> they will violate the free trade agreement that the president and i, along with our mexican partner, negotiated and signed a few years ago. but it doesn't have to be this way. as president john f kennedy said many years ago, geography has made us neighbors. history has made us friends. economics has made us partners. and necessity has made us allies. >> president trump declared a national economic emergency to put the tariffs in place. 25% on border nations and additional 10% on china now say additional because the

sam says she has made up to 15 deliveries since trump took office. >> so some of these families that you visit haven't left their homes since trump took office? >> yes. >> so since inauguration day? >> yeah. >> sam says her nonprofit has received dozens of requests from migrant families since the ice enforcement blitz started. chicago police say more than 100 people have been arrested in the metro area on this day. sam's meeting a venezuelan mom of three teens. >> so we're pretty close. >> what's usually your plan? >> so usually i'll notify them on whatsapp that i'm outside. what touches your heart the most? the fact that our society is feeding into this propaganda that it is criminals. and yet what i'm seeing is that it's families. >> families like hers, she says. sam's mom is mexican american. her dad is indigenous. she says she sees herself in the children of the mothers she serves. >> it is very emotional work. if we're not stepping up, nobody is is feeding these families. >> the venezuelan mom was waiting outside. she doesn't want us to use her real name. she arrived in the u.s. 17 months ago seeking asylum. so y

sam says she has made up to 15 deliveries since trump took office, so some of these families that you visit haven't left their homes since trump took office? >> yes. >> so since inauguration day? >> yeah. >> sam says her nonprofit has received dozens of requests from migrant families since the i.c.e. enforcement blitz started. chicago police say more than 100 people have been arrested in the metro area on this day. sam's meeting a venezuelan mom of three teens. so we're pretty close. what's usually your plan? >> so usually i'll notify them on whatsapp that i'm outside. what touches your heart the most? the fact that our society is feeding into this propaganda, that it is criminals. and yet what i'm seeing is that it's families. >> families like hers, she says. sam's mom is mexican american. her dad is indigenous. she says she sees herself in the children of the mothers she serves. >> it is very emotional work. if we're not stepping up, nobody is feeding these families. >> the venezuelan mom was waiting outside. she doesn't want us to use her real name. she arrived in the u.s. 17 months ago seeking asylum. so you've

office. so some of these families that you visit haven't left their homes since trump took office? yes. so since inauguration day? yeah. sam says her nonprofit has received dozens of requests from migrant families since the i.c.e. enforcement blitz started. chicago police say more than 100 people have been arrested in the metro area. on this day, sam's meeting a venezuelan mom of three teens. so we're pretty close. what's usually your plan? >> so usually. >> i'll. >> notify them on. >> whatsapp that. >> i'm outside. >> what touches your heart the most? >> the fact that. >> our society is feeding into. >> this propaganda, that it is. >> criminals. and yet what i'm seeing is that it's families. >> families like hers, she says. sam's mom is mexican american. her dad is indigenous. she says she sees herself in the children of the mothers she serves. >> it is very. >> emotional work. if we're not stepping up, nobody is feeding these families. >> the venezuelan mom was waiting outside. she doesn't want us to use her real name. she arrived in the u.s. 17 months ago seeking asylum. so you've be

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offices. we kept manufacturing and the laboratories running, and we all went home. what you do, well, you need to establish a crisis response team to deal with that. so the first decision i made was, i should not be part of that. francine: why? lars: i was a bit out of the loop for a couple of days. but i knew, if i put myself into that, i would become the bottleneck in the company, and the company will suddenly have lost its ceo. so i asked our cfo to chair that, and then i could still, you know, be there for everybody. and people could come to me and check in, and i could try to get a view for, what are other companies doing? what's happening? and give some input. so, if the ceo turns into the problem solver of the company, i think the company needs another ceo. francine: have you changed as a ceo? lars: i believe i have. i, when i was promoted, i took a step up in the team. so, i went from, overnight, being colleague to being the leader of the team, and i think they would tell me today that they would have liked me, maybe, to a bit quicker act like the boss. but

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office. the uk government will introduce new laws to tackle the threat of child sex abuse images generated by home secretary yvette cooper said ai has industralised the scale of online child abuse. beyonce and taylor swift square off for album of the year. in grammy history. now, newscast but also because we're sitting we're going to reveal our two guests in a moment. have you done any acting in your life? badly. me too. i was oliver, my voice broke. yes, we will. and i have always wondered, actually, who was helping keir starmer behind the scenes as he made hisjourney communication style did of the person who helped him along the way. hello, it's paddy in the studio. and laura in the studio, and in the studio we are joined is chock a block with scoops. it's a really romping read, full of stories happily. my name is gabriel pogrund. introduce himself as patrick maguire. i work at the times. it's the sunday times. go, as laura calls it. but can ijust go a bit meta. get in there. had so many years of opposition, didn't they? there's friction. and i'm thinking to myself, yes, it's a very difficultjob

the first officer had flown to the departing airport in new jersey from her parents home in seattle the night before. she made that commute on a cargo plane and rode in the jump seat, which is typically an auxiliary folding seat not sufficiently comfortable for resting. after the crash, the faa enacted sweeping changes to regulations. the faa mandated more rest for pilots and increased the amount of hours of flight training experience needed for all pilots. for every commercial flight in america. u.s. air travel has not been without incidents since, but our skies have been much, much safer. a similar thing happened after nine over 11. the u.s. had never experienced a terror attack of that magnitude using planes. at the time, we didn't know what we didn't know, but action was taken, changes were made. the ntsb says the preliminary report on this week's fatal plane crash will be ready in 30 days. a full investigation may take a year. that's the time they need because they are experts. changes will be made and we will all be safer because of it. and we should believe them when they say tha

home. if they don't agree by february 6 two show up back to work to their office they will be terminated and they will therefore be downscaling our government, something the last 10 presidents tried very hard to do, but failed. most of the people we are talking about have not been going to their federal offices for many many years, even before covid. nevertheless they are being paid. some have worked. the studies say some have just gone through the motions. we may ask these people to prove they did not have another job during their so-called employment with the united states of america. because, if they did, that would be unlawful. and a lot of people are getting paychecks but actually working other jobs. they will have to prove to us that they were not. in any event we are requiring them to show up to work or be terminated. we think a very substantial number of people will not show up to work and therefore our government will get smaller and more efficient and that is what we have been looking to do for many, many decades, frankly. thank you. in addition there was a short-term pause on cert

office. qatar says there's no clear plan for the a permanent ceasefire. artificial intelligence. home secretary yvette cooper said ai has "industralised" the scale of online child abuse. the grammys are being held in la later. beyonce and taylor swift square off for album of the year. artist in grammy history. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. five for arsenal as they kill off manchester city as they beat motherwell to stay ten points clear at the top. a seven—goal thriller with arsenal women coming out on top against rivals manchester city in the wsl. from the managing director of the england women's we won't shy away from tough and honest conversations about how we move forward. what an embarrassment for manchester the defending champions 5—1 at the emirites, there was disaster for manchester city early but a bad clearance from phil foden was intercepted john stones and into the back of the net for possibly mocking haarland, who's known for striking that pose. arsenal weren't finished and kai havertz got the fouth, at the em

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vouchers at freedom west homes corporate so freedom west homes corporation and advanced or company and bayview hunters point multi-purpose office senior services are the code developers for the freedom west senior building which is a 100% senior affordable senior housing project located at eight 880 mcallister street which i store company as the proud property manager for the project. the project will include 114 one and two bedroom units serving households between 30 and 50% of the san francisco area medium income and one two bedroom manager unit. all units will receive ppv vouchers. the breakdown is 81 one bedrooms and 33 two bedroom their certificate of occupancy is expected in december 2027. do you want me to describe the entire site i'm i'm i don't think we need to hear about the the entire site but can you just give us another synopsis just of why the housing authority is moving in this direction with regards to freedom west and the benefits it will provide? >> yes. so freedom with is experiencing they're going to go through a redevelopment and the pbb vouchers will provide funding as well as stabilization for residents w

home districts. so you had the fbi field offices across the country involved in these investigations.ch investigation involves a lot of different components. remember, even when you're just showing up for an arrest that involves a lot of people, you know, there's supervisors involved. there's line agents involved. there's perhaps perhaps intelligence analysts involved who did some of the work on this. and all of this has to be turned over discovery to the defense. so they're very thorough about documenting everyone's work for this along the way. so you're literally talking about thousands of people at the fbi who have been involved in these investigation in some capacity. so if they were really to go after all of them, i mean, i had one person tell me that that would be like three fourths of the bureau because a lot of hands were involved in this, and it wasn't something necessarily that people were all in on. right. like it's a fact that, you know, this is something i heard constantly that a lot of fbi agents have asked these cases. they weren't necessarily really enthusiastic about

office. we were waiting for this moment that our fed will come back home. it's impossible to live without him. now old assignment, he will start to rehabilitate, to get back to normal and god willing, all the people of israel will get back to normal and we will all be together. come up with these 2 children must so talk to the 7th, 2023, but the parent was the least a month later during a brief ceasefire. these really for international was released. but how may i ask who i'm subsidy? and i ended up with direct cost officials in klein unit in kansas city. there you let me come. keith sequin was also freed back in easily see goes wife on the web. be able to continue doing motions of the vote was also up to but the students like this book to the 7th, but released in the 1st cup, the 4 pieces an exchange in november that to you or you might have done it. yes, you click right. guy has arrived. yes, i am happy, i am happy. there was no one happy of the main. another couple. yeah, i think the bus was also transported with cause of issues in cause he's released as

funding in nearly a $180.00 countries. 4 days after taking office us secretary of state, marco ruby, i sent a cable to embassies worldwide, ordering a home to us projects. supposing everything from access to clean water house get education and children's health, the presidents emergency plans, the age release of pets, hopes come by the spread of h i v and aids, and is just one of the programs impacted by the fries. searching to meet people living with h of you should still be able to access friedman through a government facilities, but the government facilities are going to come under more pressure of the course. you will be moving a whole number of stuff to either other as being funded paragons. initially the only exemptions to the phrase with us military aid to israel and egypt and the emergency food programs. like the one who used to help the people suffering from a whitening famine ensued on the us system for monitoring global simon has been taken offline. us secretary of state mock of rubio assigned an additional way the exempt and the live saving humanitarian assistance from the freeze, leaving humanitarian organizations. so you ca

as possible in the area to stay home, if you can, because this is an active investigation, however, i do want to note that we have members of our police and fire and officey management on all of our blocks, no philadelphian who is in the impacted area should have a problem moving to and from their home if necessary and they have to leave. let me asks state, and this is very important, our local, state and federal partners, they are all working together as we work to address this tragedy. and i want to give a special thank you to ralph hicks, who is the senior air safety investigator for the n.t.s.b. i just spoke with ralph shortly. i know the director is on her way. she may be here by now, but i want to say a special thank you to them, along with the f.a.a. our governor, who was with me last night here and continues to be right by our side, governor josh shapiro, our pennsylvania state police. pennsylvania emergency management, the department of environmental protection. of course, our philadelphia police and fire, office of emergency management, managing director's office, the american red cross for southeastern pennsylvania, our school district of phil

home country. the biden administration gave venezuelans tps in 2021 and 2023, citing venezuela's political and economic crisis. before leaving officeden extended the protection for eligible venezuelans until october of 2026. but this week, president trump canceled that extension as he continues to carry out his promise of mass deportations. si la decision de los estados unidos no continuamos aqui nosotros vamos a la decision y nos vamos a ir. the man we met tonight says if the u.s. tellsls them to leave, they will respect that decision and go back to venezuela because they've always followed the rules. counseling or suspending these protections would leave people without a job, without their livelihood, and it would also put them in jeopardy of being returned to their home country before making a move. immigration attorney patricia castorena recommends people talk with a lawyer because they may have options. for example, if someone has been the victim of a crime, they could potentially qualify for the u visa. if an individual with tps has family members that are u.s. citizens or legal permanent residents, it is important to determi

office space. the sba has been completely out of touch with the real world challenges of entrepreneurs and while the biden administration to simultaneously let sba employees stay home, they also added positions in washington, d.c. while stripping offices in iowa, new hampshire, utah, and other states. i would like to work with you, senator lefler, on ways to ensure sba is effectively utilizing its personnel and ensuring that small businesses and all parts of america are able to access sba programs if they need them. i have detailed these concerns and others regarding the mess you have to clean up from the biden administration, and potential landmines you may encounter in a letter to president trump on day one of his administration. i ask unanimous consent to enter this letter into the record. without objection, so i ordered. in iowa, main street is in trouble, and i hear from colleagues that this is true in states across america. small businesses are the lifeblood of our rural communities, and for too long under the biden administration they have been cursed with red tape and woke program requirements with no one caring about how that affects the day-to-day operati

after attacking my home was misused by others to promote their anti-immigrant agenda. my life is saved by two brave police officers. as a family our lives were transformed by a restorative justice session where we met one of my four attackers in prison. will the prime minister meet with me to discuss how his government could give restorative justice greater emphasis and put victims at the center of the justice system, reduce recidivism and cut crime and costs? p.m. starmer: my sympathy for what the honorable member experience. it must've have had a profound impact on him, and of course on his family. i too have seen the power of restorative justice, which does enable victims to receive answers and perpetrators have to face the human cost of their crimes. under the victim's code all adult victims must be told about restorative justice and how to access it. we can always do more and i will ensure he gets the meeting he wants with the relevant minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to announce that this summer i will be going on leave again for baby number two. in may i congratulate the secretary of state f

to permanent homes somewhere else, or if you are wildlife you come here and we figure which wildlife rehubibitator to send to. that is the shelter aspect. we also have animal control officers who are available from 6 a.m. to midnight. >> ask them to give us a call, that would be great. the number is 415-554-9400, and you can just ask for rebecca. thank you so much. bye. >> we receive approximately 20 thousand calls a year for assistance, so a lot is wildlife rescue, lost dogs, dangerous situations. we also investigate animal abuse, animal neglect. got a lot going on here. >> without us, there would be a lot more (indiscernible) a lot more animals suffering. who would people call? the police? fire? they have their own jobs and don't have resources or knowledge. they don't know how to help animals. so much hoar suffering. >> we took in 2800 animals last year. without a shelter where do the animals go? i think the community would suffer if we were not here. >> whether living on the street or (indiscernible) animals are very important to people, so we are helping humans also, and we are alleviating a lot of suffering by doing our jobs. [music] so, can you tell us what it was l

home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. news tonight now that he's back in the oval office. president trump continues to act on his campaign promises. today, he announced new tariffs on our three biggest trading partners. and it's supposed to begin tomorrow. we're going to put tariffs on chips. we're going to put tariffs on oil and gas. we're talking about tariffs on mexico canada and china. the white house press secretary said this is in retaliation for the illegal fentanyl that they've been sourced in those countries and allowed to distribute into our country. the tariffs will be on everything from produce to pharmaceuticals, liquor, steel, energy and more. the u.s. will add a tax of between 10 to 25%. if you start in applying taxes on a bunch of imported goods, there is a potential inflationary impact there. okay. a lot happening here. let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. so the president says they're doing this in retaliation to fight back against fentanyl. that's good news, especially around here with the problems that we see on our streets. what'

you don't even know who they are most of them do not go to the office to work what are you supposed to do knock on the door go to their homealk to about that regulation? it's so completely out of control. it is worse national taxpayer union foundation congress considers the debt ceiling deal and they wrote this two years ago lawmakers should be mindful of a gao government accountability office report that congress titled the nation's phy fiscal health publd earlier this month again this was a couple years ago the report begins with a stark warning about the federal debt quote the federal government faces an unsustainable long-term fiscal future. wow those are democrats are concerned about have you noticed? again the 60 day freeze which basically froze all of this money going into the leftist organizations and woke programs, they almost had a heart attack. there is a shuman lobbying again i can't believe it's going on here where they want to cut social security medicare. no they don't, didn't say anything about the annual physical health report examines the future fiscal past of the federal government by running a 75 year s