alexandra: most are looking at the many models out there, like hugging face. model has uniqueness. when you look at the variety of use cases and problems you are trying to solve, there will be different types of models that will need to be deployed and fitted. the building and the engineering of making it fit on your own data for your own systems in a particular way that is unique for you, depending on the type of bank you are, you are looking at this variety of large language models that each have their own features. but then they get bought in and implemented and fitted into the data and system of the bank. caroline: so pleased you have come back to discuss this latest on financial ai. coming up, unity just announced that the latest version of their gaming engineer software is out. the ceo joins us next. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ the winter escapes sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals. than help you reach your goals. -you can make this work. -we can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder m

faces. all the tears. the hugging.ndrea canning: to help the city heal, the memphis mayor made a promise. justice will be done. that's our pledge. [applause] [music playing] andrea canning: justice, of course, depended on a thorough police investigation. detectives were now playing catch up, given how long it had taken to find ren's body after he was murdered. but at the crime scene, clues were already emerging. reporter: police found different types of shell casings at the scene. andrea canning: different casings, which meant more than one gun was used to murder ren. which indicated there could have possibly been two suspects responsible for the shooting. andrea canning: tony armstrong was already feeling the heat to crack one of the biggest cases of his career. this case was personal to you. tony armstrong: it was. the mayor of the city at that time had vowed to the public that we were going to solve it. i wanted to be able to tell his mom that we got the person that's responsible for this. andrea canning: but who wo

he hugged netanyahu, who is no friend of democrats, let's face it.ss to speak against democrats and their policies. certainly obama, certainly did it again now under biden and takes to the un podium as well to do that. christiane, you are as blunt as you always are. it's why we love having you on. thanks so much. real pleasure to talk to you. thanks, justin. thank you, sarah. bye. that's it for this week's episode of americast. thank you forjoining us as we count down to the election on november 5. i hope you'lljoin us again. bye— bye. hello. a weather front is approaching us, and that does mean a lot of cloud for many of us on sunday. quite a few showers too, some of them will be heavy, but i think early in the morning, if you're closer to the north sea coast, there'll be some sunshine. let's have a look at the satellite picture. here's the jet stream pushing the weather front towards us, and that weather front brought a spell of very wet weather saturday evening for cornwall and devon. but i want to talk about the next few days and highlight this f

he hugged netanyahu, who is no friend of democrats, let's face it.speak against democrats and their policies. certainly obama, certainly did it again now under biden and takes to the un podium as well to do that. christiane, you are as blunt as you always are. it's why we love having you on. thanks so much. real pleasure to talk to you. thanks, justin. thank you, sarah. bye. that's it for this week's episode of americast. thank you forjoining us as we count down to the election on november 5. i hope you'lljoin us again. bye— bye. hello there. good evening. a very messy and unsettled picture weather—wise as we head through the next few days. but it was a pretty start earlier on this morning. lots of red skies as captured by our weather watchers. and of course, the heaviest downpours today were out towards the west, some of the showers pushing further eastwards at times. not as much sunshine as we saw yesterday, but still the chance of some more bright and sunny spells as we go through the next few days, accompanied by some rather blustery showers. bri

he hugged netanyahu, who is no friend of democrats, let's face it.ress to speak against democrats and their policies. certainly obama, certainly did it again now under biden and takes to the un podium as well to do that. christiane, you are as blunt as you always are. it's why we love having you on. thanks so much. real pleasure to talk to you. thanks, justin. thank you, sarah. bye. that's it for this week's episode of americast. thank you forjoining us as we count down to the election on november 5. i hope you'lljoin us again. bye— bye. hello there. a quiet start to the weekend of weather, and it looks likely that most of us will keep some dry weather throughout the day today. this was norwich earlier on. a little bit misty. a little bit misty first thing in the morning, that's lifted away. we've got sunny spells and we'll keep sunny spells. further north and west more in the way of thicker cloud. but even across northern ireland, portrush and along the causeway coast, here it's dry, the rain staying out towards western fringes. there's some rain pu

face again. his mother tried to hug him, but he pushed her away and went out. 1984, yaroslavl region. detectivesent to the suspected water carrier, knocked on the door, silence, but the curtain swayed slightly, open up or we'll break the door, water carrier opened it, he was holding a gun, the detectives grabbed their service pistols, the driver slowly lowered the gun onto the porch and raised his hands, but it was too early to celebrate the crime being solved, the water carrier... said that after the murder he was afraid that vasya's friends will come to take revenge, they will consider him guilty, i check taleb men, it turns out that his gun has not been fired for a long time, on the day of the murder he was on a business trip to veroslavli, it turns out that the criminal is not him, they checked everything, everything is registered all the weapons of all people previously convicted. vitaly masyagin, eighties, criminal prosecutor of the yaroslavl region prosecutor's office, and the locals of shepchus are poleny chudit. in the yaroslavl region this nickname spread 12 years ago. 1972, yaroslavl

facing a spell in the gulag. but we're going to crack on before andy has us all tree hugging in a circle of guilt. you know the drill. by now, each host outlines their argument about a topic. then we all pile in. and of course we want to know your views. please do send them through gbnews.com/yoursay is the link you need. and don't forget your questions for ask the five. no topic is off limits, but before we start tearing each other apart, here's your saturday night news with tatiana sanchez . night news with tatiana sanchez. >> darren, thank you very much. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the prime minister has insisted that the government will stick to its manifesto pledges amid reports the chancellor may extend a freeze on tax thresholds. the financial times writes rachel reeves, could raise £7 billion in revenue if the freeze is extended until 2028. it could help plug some of the £40 billion gap in the treasury's finances, with a hope of avoiding a return to austerity. but critics say it will break the labour promise not to raise taxes . in other news, the king taxes. in other news, the k

face dodgers. it is battle of the 405 freeway. american league, royals sweeping the baltimore oraioles and hugging and happy and in the dug out and they are not happy, they lost. tigers eliminating the astros thanks to this home run from ibanez. in milwaukee, mets jump out to lead before the brewer bats woke up in the eighth. he swings and drives it toward right center. and it is gone. >> todd: that was a meatball, carley could have swung and hit that. >> carley: thanks for the vote of confidence. >> todd: brewers set the stage for game three in flushing, queens. >> carley: banl baseball news. port workers vowing to stay on the picket line as kamala harris throws support behind the strike. even as it cost the economy billions. >> todd: turns out the union boss is living the life of luxury. we have a deep dive into him next. (man) look at this silly little sailboat... these men of means with their silver spoons, eating up the financial favors of the 1%. what would become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on idle cash, unlimited deposit bonuses and handsome retirement matching?

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hug katya. and she was all over him. and he was just a bit standoffish. and that's the problem now a lot of men face now because they don't know how far is too far, and they don't want to be accused of something they're not. >> stephanie, it was such a treat to have you in the studio. really good to see you again. and you are britain's best connected showbiz journalist. thank you for giving us the inside track. we'll regroup sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> oh , definitely. >> oh, definitely. >> oh, definitely. >> because let me tell you, the plot thickens on that one. forget about trump. assassinations. it's the curse of strictly that we've got to worry about. time now for the great british giveaway, and your chance to win the equivalent of having an extra £3,000 in your bank account every month for the whole of the next year. that is a whopping £36,000 in tax free cash. here are the details of how you get it. >> this is your chance to win a £36,000 secret salary in the latest great british giveaway. >> that's like having £3,000 each month for an entire year. >> extra cash in your bank account that you ca

attacker was reportedly punching the man in the face she only stopped when another passenger came up behind him and wrapped his arms around him in a bear hug. >> it was strange. as soon as he sort of embraced the assailant the assailant just went totally limp. he was not resisting, he walked a few rows forward, found an empty seat and sat down. it was like a switch got turned on and a switch got turned off. >> remember, that victim was nonverbal. she said the victim could only communicate with everyone by typing on the phone because there was no sign language interpreter there. the attacker claims the victim assaulted him in the past which the victim denied. >> we realized in the aftermath that the victim is deaf and nonverbal. he just kept saying i have not done anything. i don't know this guy. i am innocent. he kept saying i am very scared in his text messages. he was bruised. he was bleeding, he had garbes gashes on his face and blood splatter on the window shade. >> the flight attendants talked to the attacker and the attacker did not have another outburst for the rest of the flight but she did not see the flight attendants restrain hi

well, the pressure continues to bill on months is united manager eric 10 hug with the comes in and now refusing to say if he is facing him, jim ratcliffe, full so says is not his cool of 10. hawks should continue in the job. you know, i should have one, just 3 of that opening 10 games of the season and sit the teams in the premier league also being thrust 3 mail at home by totland ratcliffe told the bbc, i like eric, i think he's a very good coach. but at the end of the day, it's not my cold, it's the management team that's running mentioned. so you know, i didn't that have decided how we best from the team. they need to take stock and make some sense of all decisions. a well tennis, i'm one of younique's and it has become the 1st play, a born in the 2000 to reach 250 wins on the atp tool. his latest victory coming in . the 2nd round of the shanghai mazda is these highly and getting passed depends tara daniel in straight sets. 616 full center is the 1st pilot on the men's tool to reach 60 wednesday season. 23. val just chasing his 7th title up to you. call us outcries put on the show for the funds in shanghai. the nu

facing a retry. within the rape case, that's when of a string of 6 charges brought against him. a new zealand airport's policy, the limiting hugs has not found a lot of love on social media. dunedin, the international airport says it wants to keep drop or wanted to keep drop off traffic flowing by allowing only 3 minutes for fail. well, thugs, it signs encourage the party travelers desiring a longer embrace to use its parking lots hey, for the hot changes are rising over the days of blackouts in cuba. food is boiling, but that refrigerators and shops are running even lower than usual on supply. residents have been blocking some roads in the capital with piles of garbage officials via repeat volume and unrest set off by outages 3 years ago. a fine estate bond on protests demonstrate, isn't havana? take that chances in the dark. the lights have been out for days, leaving residents to fend for themselves. some areas have electricity like over them over there, but we haven't had power here for even one hour. we have seen without firewood for, for these, the food has for the children are struggling. we have no on the water, we have

face on both sides. >> steve: i'm playing tomorrow. >> brian: that's a little too big. >> steve: that's awesome. >> lawrence: taunting your opponent. >> steve: i want a big hug. >> ainsleyexpect it? >> steve: no because tomorrow messiah birthday. >> ainsley: happy birthday we won't be on here on saturday. >> carley: how are you celebrating with the family? >> steve: i am. pickleball and more cake. i need a knife. >> only have a fork so here. >> lawrence: it's your cake. can you eat it. >> brian: vice president donald trump the 45th president who wants to be the 47th president will be on the couch talking about what he will do in the next 16 days. >> steve: mr. president, got appeals of cake for you. >> carley: happy birthday. >> steve: thank you. by linking our tiktok accounts with the family pairing tool, it's easy to make sure what my teens are watching on their tiktok is safe and age appropriate. just like family movie night. nope. family pairing on tiktok. ♪ (♪) (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪) your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! power's out! -power's out! power's out! -power's out comc

hug. and the assailant just. it was the weirdest thing. he just went limp. this doctor is basically just, like, trying to, like, stop the bleeding. i mean, his face was just a mess. it was awful. there was blood spatter on the on the window shade and all that kind of stuff. >> it was then that gupta says they learned that the victim couldn't hear or speak when he was trying to communicate with us in sign language. >> that's when we realized that he was deaf and nonverbal. >> that victim was communicating with the united flight crew by phone messages, according to sandhya. >> he also just kept texting. i'm so scared. it was just awful. >> gupta says some of those texts describe flight attendants saying that the suspect had claimed the victim attacked him in the street earlier, but that victim wrote that he had never seen the man before in his life. a suspect was arrested shortly after the plane landed at dulles and is still in jail. at last check. the victim, who was being treated by the doctor on board, was okay, but physically and mentally shaken over what happened. j.r. stone abc seven news. >> all right. let's turn now to your forecast with sh

hug. and the assailant just. it was the weirdest thing. he just went limp. this doctor is basically just, like, trying to, like, stop the bleeding. i mean, his facewas just a mess. it was awful. there was blood spatter on the on the window shade and all that kind of stuff. >> it was then that gupta says they learned that the victim couldn't hear or speak when he was trying to communicate with us in sign language. >> that's when we realized that he was deaf and nonverbal. >> that victim was communicating with the united flight crew by phone messages, according to sandhya. >> he also just kept texting. i'm so scared. it was just awful. >> gupta says some of those texts describe flight attendants saying that the suspect had claimed the victim attacked him in the street earlier, but that victim wrote that he had never seen the man before in his life. a suspect was arrested shortly after the plane landed at dulles and is still in jail. at last check. the victim, who was being treated by the doctor on board, was okay, but physically and mentally shaken over what happened. j.r. stone abc seven news. >> all right. let's turn now to your forecast with sho

, i'm looking at his face, here's the brother i buried, he's also so big, round, nina mikhailovna, everything will be fine, andryusha has arrived, he's here. oh, let's go, let's hugs you, good health, to everyone , to everyone, to everyone, mina mikhailovna, don't cry, please, you know, it's hard for me, here i am standing i'm trying to find the words, because 50 years is a very long time, it's a whole life, and it's an incredible meeting that could not have happened, but it happened, it's a great happiness, so i want you to cry now only from joy. from joy, what joy, what joy, i saved one, accepted another, glory to you, lord, we are very happy for you, i know that there is another brother vasily, yes, vasily, who could not come, he could not come, he is sick, yes, nina mikhailovna, please call him, tell him that pay attention, so he said, he says, if everything happens, come straight to me, i'm waiting for you, call. maybe it's worth going right away yes yes, what do you say, you'll go, probably we'll go, for now we'll have to go on vacation, go, go, of course, thank you for looking and not losing hope for so many years, no, all the time hope dies last truly, it

my question to you face what impact do you see that's lasted across the decades since martin luther king's death that is embodied in this movement today? hugsnse question two. the thread that unifies a civil rights movement and always has, abolition to today is a black dignity. true justice. the idea that king talked about in the bible. we are all made in the image of god and only man these arbitrary divisions. that quest for dignity as a through line. you talk about police brutality and voting rights then or now voting rights, is about dignity it's teaching people to understand and apply dignity and equality, we are doing the right thing. it should not be so complicated. >> unfortunately i did not hear the second part of your question ort your statement. so i trust you gave the right answer. [laughter] quick's johnson, valerie good you spend a moment on the aftermath of doctor king in terms of the influence continued where whether it was jackson or lewis, to me his genius was as a manager of the very strong personalities.mi ranging from carmichael to john lewis to the women who would complain about him. he gifted them with a sense of leade

face countless serious challenges. and for us, that would spell serious troubling and that's the angle. joining us now is lara trump, co-chair. got a chance to hugou as you were coming out of the audience there. let's talk about this for the moment. because this really was part of their branding campaign. kamala harris, the change agent, and then in the new "new york times," siena poll, she does best donald trump as being the change candidate somehow among likely women -- likely voters by 2 points. what's going on there? >> well, i don't believe that poll at all. and by the way, don't take my word for it. take joe biden's word for it. because he is the one who told us the other day, laura that, kamala harris has been there side by side making all the decisions, of course, that we have seen in that white house. no one believes that there will be any sort of change with kamala harris. the people of this country are begging for donald trump to go back in that white house, you were in butler the other day. you saw the crowd in butler. that was the biggest crowd i have ever seen at a trump rally. i couldn't even see the end of it when i was standing

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hug. and the assailant just. it was the weirdest thing. he just went limp. this doctor is basically just, like, trying to, like, stop the bleeding. i mean, his face was just a mess. it was awful. there was blood spatter on the on the window shade and all that kind of stuff. >> it was then that gupta says they learned that the victim couldn't hear or speak when he was trying to communicate with us in sign language. >> that's when we realized that he was deaf and nonverbal. >> that victim was communicating with the united flight crew by phone messages, according to sandhya. >> he also just kept texting. i'm so scared. it was just awful. >> gupta says some of those texts describe flight attendants saying that the suspect had claimed the victim attacked him in the street earlier, but that victim wrote that he had never seen the man before in his life. the suspect was arrested shortly after the plane landed at dulles and is still in jail at last check. the victim, who was being treated by the doctor on board was okay, but physically and mentally shaken over what happened. j.r. stone abc seven news. >> former 49 san francisco 40 niners. quarterback col

hug. and the assailant just. it was the weirdest thing. he just went limp. this doctor is basically just, like, trying to, like, stop the bleeding. i mean, his face was just a mess. it was awful. there was blood spatter on the on the window shade and all that kind of stuff. >> it was then that gupta says they learned that the victim couldn't hear or speak when he was trying to communicate with us in sign language. >> that's when we realized that he was deaf and nonverbal. >> that victim was communicating with the united flight crew by phone messages, according to sandhya. >> he also just kept texting. i'm so scared. it was just awful. >> gupta says some of those texts describe flight attendants saying that the suspect had claimed the victim attacked him in the street earlier, but that victim wrote that he had never seen the man before in his life. a suspect was arrested shortly after the plane landed at dulles and is still in jail. at last check, the victim, who was being treated by the doctor on board was okay, but physically and mentally shaken over what happened. j.r stone abc seven news. >> the san jose city council has rejected embattled cou

hug, probably still going on right now. her mom posted this on tiktok. this is what the caption read. her face up, we have a packed "pop start" for you. it's filled with news on some of the biggest stars. >> okay. >>> we're going to sit down with chip and joanna gaines. lots to talk about, how they bringing family-friendly competition to magnolia network, right after this. ♪ sfloop . . . to help these special underdogs never feel left behind again. subaru. more than a car company. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. donald trump makes a lot of promises, but we can be sure of one thing: if he wins, he'll ignore all checks that rein in a president's power. it's all in trump's project 2025 agenda. what does that mean for you? higher costs on groceries, cuts to social security and medicare, more tax breaks for billionaires, and a national abortion ban, putting women's health at risk. a second trump term— more unhinged, unstable, and unchecked. (♪♪) ahhhh. we're no one hit wonder. (♪♪) allow us to reintroduce ourselves...folgers. (♪♪) it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amou

face up to ten years in prison. he's one of five people charged in connection with the star's death. >> and the princess of wales has been pictured hugging battling cancer upon her return to royal duties, waleses met with the aspiring photographer suffering from an aggressive form of cancer during aggressive form of cancer during a ceremony for sporting heroes. the princess, who has recently completed chemotherapy treatment, is also a keen amateur photographer . amateur photographer. >> i mean, look, she's back and she's doing it. gross. oh, it's just so i'm really impressed. >> just so lovely. it just shows her at her very best, i think. >> but what's interesting, i wonder if she's taking the lead, whether this might just be how she operates. but i wonder if she's also taking the lead slightly from from the king, who was when he went to meet people with cancer and was was actually very tactile and lovely and i don't know, i just think they're all coming into their own. yeah. in spite and in the face of the battles that they've, that they've had, it's all really positive stuff and it's so nice. >> it is such a stark change, really, from

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