line at the i phone x.l. it does look as though they made a big chunk of money although i phone sales still huge still in the 30 something billions they've slowed over the past couple years now how did apple doing this what are they doing this via updates. and that's exactly how they're doing it they're doing it with these suggested recommended updates and it was users that started to realize that there was a connection between this particular date and changes in their phone course apple has lots of reasons why they said they sent that update but they're not necessarily admitting any fault in this they just said yes we recognize a connection but it was unintentional if you will you know the lawyers for the settlement so that was fair and reasonable and adequate i'm sure they think so they're getting their money but here's the problem that i have with it is you're talking about $25.00 i went into yesterday to buy a 3 cable right it's this long it's nothing because 35 books where can you go to an apple store an

include the times crossword puzzle for which they charge more but i can read and search the times on my i phone i pad on my computer which is where increasingly we get our news so you can imagine the fuss within usa today when the poynter institute reported that knowledgeable sources said the nation's newspaper could seize publishing its print edition publisher méribel perot's wadsworth quickly responded that can and has no plans to discontinue the print edition of usa today which remains an important part of our business and with going to its merger with gatehouse media looming she said we believe the combination of our 2 companies will transform the landscape in the print and digital news business the associated press estimates that more than 1400 american cities and towns have lost newspapers in just the past 15 years and cities as big as pittsburgh have no 7 days a week print edition are hard copy newspaper is merely obsolete or headed for extinction let's ask digital disruptor nagel news editor of go local proverb dot com a local digital news publication making waves in the ocean state rho

include the times crossword puzzle for which they charge more but i can read and search the times on my i phone i pad on my computer which is where increasingly we get our news so you can imagine the fuss within usa today when the poynter institute reported that knowledgeable sources said the nation's newspaper could seize publishing its print edition publisher méribel perot's wadsworth quickly responded that going out has no plans to discontinue the print edition of usa today which remains an important part of our business and with going to its merger with gatehouse media looming she said we believe the combination of our 2 companies will transform the landscape in the print and digital news business the associated press estimates that more than 1400 american cities and towns have lost newspapers in just the past 15 years and cities as big as pittsburgh have no 7 days a week print edition are hard copy newspaper is merely obsolete or headed for extinction let's ask digital disruptor nagel news editor of go local proverb dot com a local digital news publication making waves in the ocean state r

tried it out on the phone i ruined and i have to say it seems to have done a pretty good job! istake. just remember, if you do clean your phone, as soon as you touch it, you bring germs back on it again and the most important advice remains to wash your hands thoroughly and frequently. that is it for the short version of this week's show. the full version is up on bbc iplayer. you can keep track of the team throughout the week on instagram, facebook, youtube and twitter at @bbcclick. thank you for watching. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. —— rebecca jones, stemming enforce a mirror. 0n the programme, what charges this week that the bbc could be inducing panic over coronavirus. with its use of language and images. and how bbc news is reaching out to hear from and how bbc news is reaching out to hearfrom a and how bbc news is reaching out to hear from a section of the audience it is finding hard to appeal to through its young reporter project. as the significant impact of coronavirus on oui’ as the significant impact of coronavirus on our lives becomes incre

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phone. you know? i was confused, because he always just answers the first time we call. >> reporter: that sunday night her uncle kevin a former fbi agent of 20 years, was being called to the house in clymer by a school official. >> can't find your brother. what do you mean? supposed to be as a conference in albany didn't check in at the hotel, both cars at the house. okay. we're coming. >> reporter: kevin was hoping for a simple explanation, that they'd come upon his brother on the property hurt, maybe unable to get up. >> my hope he had gone out back, track land behind his house and had fallen down, was laying out there and couldn't get up. >> reporter: when the he walked into the house the former fbi man didn't like what he saw. >> looking around. here's $600. his wallet. suitcase partially packed. came downstairs said everybody out. out in the garage. this isn't going to end well and this is a crime scene. >> reporter: the principal was taken aback by the comment. >> i understand an issue here that k

tech giants by european regulators i phone maker apple is a little over 1000000000 euros by anti-competitive practices. by their thanks for joining us this is. u.s. president donald trump has said the american economy may be heading into a recession the coronavirus pandemics causing turmoil in financial markets will wide despite drastic action from central banks to limit the damage. is the u.s. economy heading into a recession well it maybe would not think in terms of recession would think in terms of the virus once we stop i think there's a tremendous pent up demand both in terms of the stock market in terms of the economy and it once this goes away once it goes through and we're done with it i think you're going to see a tremendous tremendous surge. a monday the u.s. stock market suffered its worst trading day since 1970 prices tumbled by 13 percent amid fears over coronavirus with more on the current global economic situation is all right get the. unless you majored in finance everything that's happening may seem a little overwhelming what is going on why are markets melting down while th

the swiss border without a valid reason in and out of the can through will no longer be allowed and i phone maker is ordered to pay over a $1000000.00 euros by france and competitive practices. hello good afternoon welcome just gone 2 o'clock here in moscow you watching r.t. international now the u.s. president donald trump has brushed aside fears america may be headed for a recession although didn't rule it out completely the coronavirus pandemic is causing turmoil on financial markets worldwide despite drastic action from central banks to limit the damage. is the u.s. economy heading into a recession well it may be what i think in terms of recession with thinking in terms of the virus once we stop i think there's a tremendous pent up demand both in terms of the stock market in terms of the economy and it once this goes away once it goes through and we're done with it i think you're going to see a tremendous tremendous surge on monday the u.s. stock market suffered its worst trading day since $987.00 the share prices tumbled by 13 percent amid fay's over the coronavirus with more now on th

and of a tightening scrutiny of us take john supply european regulators i phone make our police ordered to pay more than 1000000000 euros by france for anti competitive frank. good morning and welcome the international. u.s. president donald trump said the country's economy may be heading into a recession since the u.s. stock market suffered its worst trading day since 1987 the share price is tumbling by 13 percent on monday amid face over the coronavirus. is the u.s. economy heading into a recession well it may be thinking in terms of recession since the virus once we step i think there's a tremendous pent up demand both in terms of the stock market in terms of the economy and it once this goes away once it goes through and we're done with it i think you're going to see a tremendous tremendous search will be pandemic is causing turmoil in financial markets willed wide despite drastic action from central banks to limit the damage my colleagues kevin owen and run as the have discussed what's driving this selloff . i suppose it was to be expected to spoil all those measures that us put in

it cost between 20 and £30 and you have to let it set on the phone for at least half—an—hour. itty good job! that's one solution to what could have been an expensive mistake. just remember, if you do clean your phone, as soon as you touch it, you bring germs back on it again and the most important advice remains to wash your hands thoroughly and frequently. that was chris. later this month, a number of globes here at the british library, some of them over 400 years old, are going be made available online in full, 360 interactive form. this isn'tjust a way of immortalising these fragile objects but also making them available to the masses. the digital globes project will eventually see 30 of them brought to virtual life without the risk of any grubby mitts damaging the originals. anthony, here we have the capturing process, quite a few dslrs. can you talk us through the set up? it's not actually capturing the whole globe, it's capturing elements. and the process is called photogrammetry. once all the images go through to the computer, the software will render all the images toget

i. phone to both of the. i mean i don't know by the new numbers you know below market of their. the you know clearly this idea what he did in iowa there are others who are out of the car mode to the other side of the park and i thought of the others on the norm with. the prices that are of a narrative about this distance of i mean of a couple but i think we're ready for the good of the the rust in the area to rule part of the. lives of the. cozumel and the what are they are. very you know they go there to get the word because we're doing a lot of talk about buying go for the moment. so you're not availing a lot of united in a fantasy about that because we're not an all cannot buy a company. either going to feeling lammy less feeling mitigate others who don't at all on the. other end of the lane or not we. do need a you really very that idea didn't under find annoyed him with a long launch and get out of it in with it in others and get it to the formulation gary and let them deal on the coast lay off buckle chemical paul my key and then the room of all my is emitted here the one.

tried it out on the phone i ruined and i have to say it seems to have done a pretty good job! 're putting germs back on it again and the most important advice remains to wash your hands thoroughly and frequently. that is it for the short version of this week's click. as ever, the full—length version can be found on the bbc iplayer. you can keep up with the team throughout the week on instagram, facebook, youtube and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. pretty wet across parts of scotland at the moment and the weather will turn wet across western parts of the country at through this evening and overnight. really, the weekend will be changeable. this is the picture for tomorrow, rain at times, but blue skies and the forecast is well. there will be rain around in the morning as this front moves across the uk through the early hours. wrapping around an area of low pressure, bringing slightly colder weather to scotland. perhaps cold enough for some mountain snow. spell of rain moving through wales and the midlands into eastern areas break my quote the sky clearing up, so it is

tried it out on the phone i ruined and i have to say it seems to have done a pretty good job! s soon as you touch it, you're putting germs back on it again and the most important advice remains to wash your hands thoroughly and frequently. that is it for the short version of this week's click. as ever, the full—length version can be found on the bbc iplayer. you can keep up with the team throughout the week on instagram, facebook, youtube and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. hello, there. it's an improving weather story across the uk as we go through the rest of the day. early morning rain has eased away, leaving a legacy of cloud in its wake but hopefully that will then and break in a few places, maybe staying drizzly in scotland. and by the end of the afternoon into northern ireland, we'll some heavier rain and stronger winds developing. but with the wind direction coming from a south—westerly, a little milder than the last couple of days, 8—11; celsius the high. so this area of low pressure will bring wet and windy weather across the country overnight tonight. the

i left my cell phone in the office i had to run out to a meeting off-site. so with traffic i doubted the own accuracy of my investigations. i saw that there was no traffic i checked the app maybe the accident didn't show up. maybe he is right. i thought why would he be two hours late to pick up our son? i didn't attribute it that he was concealing something else. >> you talked earlier about this profound misconception and stigma that surrounds addiction and one is about the societal understanding of who gets this disease and i thought it was such an interesting description writing about your initial disbelief citing that lawyers the house across $2 million so what was your thinking of the preconception? >> that ties back into my answer before i thought they were homeless and mentally ill people it wouldn't be our rich white professional or someone is a scientist and certainly knew the chemicals he wound up using wood due to his brain and body and certainly he understood addiction but what i had not counted on there is also a lot of arrogance at that level an

itried it it set on the phone for at least half—an—hour. ihave done a pretty good job. but is one solution to what could have been an expensive mistake. just remember, if you do clea n mistake. just remember, if you do clean your phone, soon as you touch it, you bring james back on it again and the most important advice remains to wash your hands thoroughly and frequently. that was chris. later this month, a number of globes here at the british library, some of them over 400 years old i going be made available online in full, 360 degrees interactive form. this isn't just full, 360 degrees interactive form. this isn'tjust a way of modernising these agile objects but also making them available to the masses. the digital cloves project will eventually see if 30 of them are brought to virtual life without the risk of any grubby mitts damaging at the originals. anthony, here we have a capturing process, quite a few dslr ‘s. any topping for the set up? it capturing elements of the globe, and a polymer self through a process called fracture grammar

your i phone to detect touch on the screen just like here we don't detect the touch screen for the touch of the food and so we can move really narrow dissect that underlies the choice of the fly sheets produce sugar but also when she's eating from the different food how it eats how much it eats how fast it ether often eats i really dissect all the details of the decisions which are controlled by the brain. thanks to this technique he's been able to prove that the main reason for choosing food is 1st of all deficiencies. naturally flies that lack protein will choose protein rich food. but looking more closely the bureau observed that this is not always the case. sometimes actually we had some flies which didn't have this strong urge to eat protein and then we were wondering why that was the case right and so when we looked at it turned out that the florist's which had no craving for protein had got microbes and so of following up on many experiments we could show that there are 2 specific got microbes which when they're in the fly they suppress protein for protein appetite and therefore t

i. phone to both of the. i mean i don't know by those who obviously you know rely on more records of their. the you know clearly this are you other than i over there are others who are out of the car mode to the other side of the park and i thought other than it is on the norm with. the prices that are of a narrative about this distance of i mean of a couple but i think we're ready for the the brass in the area here to rule model of the. lives of the. cozumel and the what are they are. very you know they go there to get the word because we're doing a lot of progress by one of them oh. so you're not a valid ally the united kingdom can say about the north because no not at all can i buy one and. i'm going to feeling my you left feeling mitigate others who don't at all on the. other end of the lane or not we. do need a you we'll see that idea didn't under find to know it and where they are on the laws and get our foot in with it in others and get it to the formulation get am a done deal on the coast lay off buckl

this one does have some prints on it still, but not nearly as many, and then if i wipe down this phonetry this one, some of the oil comes off but you can see it is still really smeary. and as a final test, if i pop my fingerprints on there, you can see that this is absolutely gross, and this one not nearly as dirty. so how can you clean your phone without damaging it? well, this week i met with microbiologist dr lena ciric and she told me how. you don't actually need to use antibacterial or antiseptic products on your phone. you can simply use soap and water. unplug your phone, turn it off and remove the case. dampen a microfibre cloth with water & household soap. gently rub the surfaces of the phone with the damp cloth. take care not to get moisture in any of the openings because even water—resistant phones lose their protection over time. finally, dry your phone with a clean microfibre cloth. we haven't used any anti—bacterial or antiviral gel on these phones so how do we know they are clean? we can use these swabs and this device which tells us the level of microbial activity on the

i phoned again on monday morning and monday afternoon. 0n again on monday morning and monday afternoonre was a system error which meant that none of the tests that should have been issued over the weekend were and that somebody would call me back by the afternoon. that call—back didn't happen. i was then told last night, when a nurse finally got through to me, she said there were now seven days' delay between screening and being told you need to test and actually having the test booked in, let alone being tested. what do you think about that? incredibly frustrating. i am through the west of the virus, i hope. and again, i haven't been tested yet. so i would love to know what i have. i am showing all the signs of corona, but there was the frustration of not knowing what is happening. but there is also the frustration of not having any answer and being given the runaround and nobody can point you in the right direction or escalate the issue. so iam direction or escalate the issue. so i am stuck in limbo. i have been self—isolating for nearly 11 days now. that is interesting because you s

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tried it out on the phone i ruined and i have to say it seems to have done a pretty good job! t if you do clean your phone, as soon as you touch it, you're putting germs back on it again and the most important advice remains to wash your hands thoroughly and frequently. that is it for the short version of this week's click. as ever, the full—length version can be found on the bbc iplayer. you can keep up with the team throughout the week on instagram, facebook, youtube and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. hello there. that rain is drifting south—east and been replaced by sunny spells and scattered showers. it could be pleasa nt scattered showers. it could be pleasant out there. if you might be able to dodge the showers if you wa nt to able to dodge the showers if you want to get outside to do those odd jobs. the heaviest of the rain at the moment isjust jobs. the heaviest of the rain at the moment is just through south—west england, wales, the midlands and up towards lincolnshire. behind it, one ortwo isolated showers. most frequent for the far north of scotland, here

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i would phone ahead and see if a plan is appointment. uld phone ahead and see ifa plan is in appointment. i would phone ahead and see if a plan is in place. most vets will thought of this and will have one. that sounds pretty sensible. a lot of questions about key workers in of questions about vulnerable groups and we have got one question here from ingrid. i am a key worker, how do i protect my 86—year—old mother who lives with me? thank you, so mother who lives with me? thank you, sol mother who lives with me? thank you, so i want to do a big shout out to all our key workers that are keeping us all safe from these very strange times. this is a tricky one. essentially i was suggest if you can, can find mum which sounds terrible to confine her to a certain area of the house and or a room and minimise contact with her, that will be great. potentially take food to her room and leave outside that sort of thing and make sure that you and the rest of your household do carry out those hygiene measures and recommended by the government. alternat

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there were evenings where i would cover up the flashing lights of the phone with the cd because i didd then you see the light flashing. go out to reception and the police are there because people have called the police to say they couldn't get through to plymouth sound to put a dedication on. i will always remember that. it wasn't like going to work, i never worked from 1975 until gwr sacked me. the board decided to accept an offer from gwr radio to buy us. it was bottom line up, nothing to do with talent, just make this and do that. it failed. our great philosophy meant to be for the community, with the community and about the community would have stayed. that did not stay, and it was gwr. they asset stripped and brought in trains seals that would work long shifts. you would find that people would come and that did not really have a radio they would just see lively personalities around the office and said they would be good on the radio. talentless, not their fault. they wanted to be in radio. grabbing a buddy from an office and taking them on the breakfast show without any prior pre

i was on the other phone. >> you would also see shannon's reaction to these phone calls. >> yeah. >> this was not somebody who was play acting. >> exactly. >> no question that was jermeir. >> i know it was him. >> and, they say, it did not take long for jermeir to incriminate himself. >> was she afraid? >> oh, sure. >> you could tell watching her? >> yeah, she was afraid. >> all told, more than 30 minutes of conversations were put on tape. >> did you think this is the evidence that's going to -- >> oh, yeah. >> turn it around. >> oh, yeah. because that was -- that is the whole purpose. >> once police and prosecutors hear this, they're going to drop th the charges. >> yeah. >> and i think there's one -- one part of the conversation where he said i killed her and i kill you, too. >> yeah. >> how much more proof do you need? >> to her family and to shannon, this was an audio smoking gun. that should convince the da to exonerate her and prosecute him. >> you know, god is all seeing and all knowing. remember that. how many times did i pray with you? >> every day. >> you remember that. >> t

it came in while i was holding the phone, hey bro, are you dead? adn't heard from you. i was so bad wanted to text back and said hey bro, i am dead, thanks to you. i did get close to figure out who they were. i had the spreadsheet with phone numbers and where they were coming from and their names and their handles and then a good friend of mine that was an attorney i said, i think the police are gonna want this and he said, i would not identify them. you don't know that the police are to do anything and he could be putting yourself and your family at risk. i had to let that go but it was cathartic as i tried to puzzle out what was happening and what had gone on. at some point he let it go. >> one of the parts of your processing is specifically around lawyers. i wasn't aware i hadn't really thought about how prone people in different professions specifically i don't know i ever thought about the legal profession of one particularly prone to drug addition. why is that? >> i think most of us didn't think there was drug addiction in the legal profession

because we live in an economic system that demands constant consumption that's why every 2 years you're i phone switches over to like i hand crank the operating system i've refused to buy a new a phone for 3 years and it just informed me the other day it's taken wednesdays off . unfettered capitalism value is nothing other than short term agreed whether we're still alive in 20 years not important it doesn't care and i don't care. but sure keep charging people their entire life savings to get tested for a pandemic sale that works for you we have to go to a quick break but i'm going to perform live in new york city this weekend as well as flagstaff and tucson arizona and washington d.c. tickets and details are redacted tour dot com it's part of the tour the new book bullet points and punch lines which you can get at least camp book dot com. the question this hour is ben what do you do with global economy that relies on just in time to live array of parts and services mostly from slave wages china is interrupted by a global pandemic and can't be overcome with more money printing that's the big que

i couldn't give him my phone. so i said no.r a flip phone. >> jimmy: over bob odenkirk's phone number. >> i didn't win the fight. >> jimmy: did they take the phone? >> they didn't because my buddy walked out as i was screaming. when i say got into it, it wasn't like got into it, it was like, ah, ah, that's the truth. and he hears my screaming and comes out and goes "hey,"! with the sunbeam being behi bea. he had a hammer in his hand that looked like a weapon of mass destruction. and he's like hey! >> jimmy: did it pay off with bob? >> not really. >> jimmy: i bet could you have got bob's number from derrick, though. >> i could have. coy have. it was them calling it junk. >> jimmy: have you ever stolen anything yourself? >> well, i mean, that's complicated. but i would say, yes, but i have been arrested for -- i was accused of stealing something i didn't steal. >> jimmy: what was that? >> my buddy billy and i were, it was right after high school. and we used to climb roofs and have big talks, just hangin' out kind of nights. soun

i left my cell phone in an office and had to run off site. when he said there was traffic, i doubted my own accuracy. i thought that there was no traffic when i checked the app for that, but maybe there was an accident that didn't show up. maybe he was right. why would he be two hours late to pick up our son to come it must have been a work-related thing. i didn't look at the fact he was concealing something else. >> host: you talked earlier about this profound misconception and stigma that surrounds addiction and one of them is about the societal understandings of what it means or what type of person gets this disease. i thought that it was such an interesting description when you arwere writing about your initil disbelieves citing poor example that he is rich and lives in a house that costs $6 million. can you go into what you're thinking was that the preconceptions how people have addiction and what you ended up finding out. >> guest: that ties back to my answer but without the implicit biases. i thought that they were mentally ill and that

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