that's me at the end of ifa.f stroke it into position! oh, well, that's made it all better now. is that... ? that's �*90s boyband. that's backstreet boys. do you know what? i've been thinking about changing my hairstyle foryears, and now i'm not any more. like everything at ifa, some of these things might hit the big time. many won't, and some of the underlying ideas and technologies may actually form the basis of something completely different. can i tell which is which? well, after 20 years on thejob... ..no. and that's it from us from ifa100. hope you've enjoyed our whistle—stop tour. i certainly have. thank you very much for watching, and we will see you soon. hello. in the forecast for sunday, we both have sunshine and some rain, but the rain isn't going to be particularly widespread. and with a bit of luck, most of us will have a fine, dry day. let's have a look at the satellite picture. here is the weather front sweeping towards us earlier on. that has brought the damp weather to parts of wales and norther

that's me at the end of ifa.f stroke it into position! oh, well, that's made it all better now. is that... ? that's �*90s boyband. that's backstreet boys. do you know what? i've been thinking about changing my hairstyle foryears, and now i'm not any more. like everything at ifa, some of these things might hit the big time. many won't, and some of the underlying ideas and technologies may actually form the basis of something completely different. can i tell which is which? well, after 20 years on thejob... ..no. and that's it from us from ifa100. hope you've enjoyed our whistle—stop tour. i certainly have. thank you very much for watching, and we will see you soon. hello. we've got quite a mixture of weather around, across southern areas of england the sunniest and warmest of the weather to come today, high cloud working in over the next few hours. a couple of stripes of rain across northern england and the midlands, another in scotland, a couple of weather fronts bringing wetter weather for some of you over the n

that's me at the end of ifa.you can kind of stroke it into position! oh, well, that's made it all better now. is that... ? that's �*905 boyband. that's backstreet boys. do you know what? i've been thinking about changing my hairstyle for years, and now i'm not any more. like everything at ifa, some of these things might hit the big time. many won't, and some of the underlying ideas and technologies may actually form the basis of something completely different. can i tell which is which? well, after 20 years on thejob... ..no. and that's it from us from ifa100. hope you've enjoyed our whistle—stop tour. i certainly have. thank you very much for watching, and we will see you soon. hello there. for some parts of the uk, there is a big change on the way weather—wise — particularly in the south where, on thursday, we saw a lot of sunshine. temperatures in london got above 26 celsius. but we're watching this area of low pressure swirling up from the south, increasingly bringing some showers and thunderstorms over the n

ifa is special.azx _ as we move into the future, which, by the look of this montage, feels pretty dystopian, what with the clockwork orange, robocop doing cycle crunches, and donnie darko in a space helmet. the new ifa boss says he wants to make the show a more citywide cultural event, attracting younger people, and perhaps broadening out beyond just straight—up tech, a lot like the annual south by southwest festival does in texas, combining, as it does, tech with film, music and art. so, many things to change because we cannot wait. this year is the starting point, _ getting more in the direction that we are more innovative and getting even bigger. being the most important technological show in the world. would you say ifa is different this year? and would you say that it's going to be different from now on? everything that you feel with ifa is totally different. why? because we want to give a visual signal to everybody that there is a change. ifa is getting younger, more innovative, front of the wa

that's me at the end of ifa.u so much for watching, we will see you soon. good morning. welcome to breakfast with luxmy gopal and rogerjohnson. our headlines today. the government has defended the early release of prisoners after it emerged a former inmate allegedly sexually assaulted a woman plans for an independent football regulator could lead to england being barred from the next euros tournament, according to uefa. calls to scrap 20 miles per hour roads in wales a year after they were introduced, despite the number of accidents falling. a first win at anfield in 55 years for nottingham forest, who bring liverpool's100% start in the premier league to an end with a stunning win. and good morning. we've got some rain in the forecast today, particularly for parts of northern england and north wales too. some showers for scotland, but sunny spells elsewhere. i'll bring you all the details throughout the programme. good morning. it's sunday, 15th september. the government has defended the early release of prisoner

it wants to enter the use of these weapons , it seems that there will be nothing left with reciting ifa. at the same time, there is a very powerful sword over the head of the zionist regime iran's revenge against the zionist regime is due to the martyrdom of ismail haniyeh, the martyred palestinian leader, and it is on the eve of the first year of al-aqsam storm, and they are very likely that iran may enter this revenge at any moment, and the psychological burden of this is very high , which means that the zionist regime is under this sword. revenge is on his head , he sees himself in the state of death at any moment, as the famous saying goes, and a very difficult psychological war follows. well, i think that if the united nations, the united nations security council, reaches a resolution and wants to force hezbollah to do this. make him accept israel's conditions who prefers that my delegation should not be humiliated and continue the war until the destruction of syria, if hezbollah reaches this strategy that along with the unity of the area that exists, that is, the unity of the area

large technology exhibitions, in which it itself never participates on principle, now in berlin the ifaest european autumn techno show, has not yet ended. in general, this time apple decided to break all traditions according to mark gurman from bloomberg, who is considered the leading expert on the planet on the inner workings of the cupertino leak. there are two reasons for this: firstly, in apple's home market in the us, on the tenth... debates of presidential candidates are scheduled, which would obviously draw some of the audience's attention. and secondly, today the european commission must make a decision that could cost apple 13 billion euros in payments on a long-standing tax dispute, and this is already a question of investor reaction and share price. in order to and to show investors and users that apple at least keeps up with the trends, in the current presentation the phrase artificial intelligence, or more precisely apple intelligence. with apple intelligence was pronounced countless times. first of all, we are talking about the new version of the voice assistant siri, whic

images from the hoko message one and two showing hazbillah showed very in detail all the areas and ifaey believe were legitimate targets that the israelis launch attack against civilian population in lebanon, they are living up to that promise and still this is just a preliminary retaliation, they showed of course lot of other issues, in addition to this, the er weiseman uh military base which uh includes an airport, a military airport of course, and so i think that what we're looking at is that heizballah has kept to its own uh... disciplined, if we may say operations, saying that they're going to still only focus on military sights, and this is also part of hezballah self-restraint, which they have been practicing throughout the time of the confrontations, not launching any attacks on the settlements, of course hasbullah has perhaps been successful in targeting the terminals that are used by the fighter jets, and we know from sources that the fighter jets that were used in order to strike the... suburbs of beirot use the uh the airport in the dm david terminals in that area and so th

it is up to the security council to report this to the ifa.hold political weight, are nonbinding, they do hold politicalweight, given are nonbinding, they do hold political weight, given all 193 members are able to express their positions. for the palestinians, this was a major victory for them, because you had 124 nations supporting this resolution, which called for israel to end its occupation within a year, call for them to withdraw their military forces, to seize new settlements building. it also called on states to impose changes on anyone violating international law —— impose sanctions. banning importation from israeli settlements and seizing the transfer of arms to israel when there is grounds to believe it's being used in the settlements. for palestinians, a major movement here by the international community to say that international law has to be abided by, especially in a time where there is concern about the multilateral system and the international rules we stored are being violated. mata stored are being violated. nata tofa , stor

line, that boundary, which is ha, and we see hazbullah last night or early hours of the morning strike ifa very precisely and very clearly, but still only military targets and it would be very difficult to be able to know the extent of the damage that was inflicted upon that area, but "i can tell you one thing, there was clearly a decrease in the israeli over flights and the israelits that were flying over lebanon. we know that the israeli war jets uh flew perhaps in big numbers in several areas, it was very heavy bombardment the day before where they said they were able to dismantle husboral rockets. of course that proved to be inefficient because hazballa launched the rockets and with that uh with that..." that said, um, hazballah seems to have been able to inflict certain damage that would not allow the israeli fighter jets that perhaps use the terminals in the ramol david um military base and military airport to fly and strike targets in lebanon, that could probably be a something that we observed a result of those uh attacks by hazballah that led to that weakness in the air force, of

welcome to ifa, europe's biggest tech show, where, every year, thousands of people pile into berlin'swo dozen halls full of weird and wonderful displays and demonstrations. you can play ping—pong with foldable phones to somehow prove how tough they are. you can meet robot animals, stuffed pets.

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it is as ifas there's an assumption that if you shout louder, have more people and do it for longer and make yourself new more of a nuisance the other side will give in, just a matter of when it is going to happen instead of having a real conversation. the success at georgetown last year thanks to a number of key people who worked on this was that this university kept from crossing that particular line. the university kept encouraging dialogue but if people think if i just keep doing this long enough we will win, it is not how change is achieved. >> it's also not consistent with the educational mission of the university. i wass thinking of that becaus unfortunately we do often have warring groups of students shouting conclusory slogans at each other which is the antithesis of reasoned discourse. the founder of interfaith america, religious freedom, his son is applying to college and he says we won't pay your $100,000 tuition for you to go to a school where this is what happens. you could do that for free in a public park. >> i don't think anybody expects protests to the reasoned dialogu

i mean, they have to have kamal a with joe and kamala ifa kamala wins. >> she's the one that pardons hunter, because if trump wins, o joe is going to have to do it himself. >>imself and no one wants that to happen. >> well well, it's interesting because if they wanted to maximizeces tt the chances that his father would reverse his decision fathed, this wouldg the the scheduling date fo drhen the hearing was put in the sweet spot. if you're looking fospot, r a pn ,because this would come afterit the election with weeks before his father left office and if oe the sentence turns out to be a harsh one, that willpres mad pressuresure to his father. that may be i will give myselfsf this liberty of working for the interest of my own family. l that is what bill clinton did. he waited till the very end and then gavdid,d une his his ba pardon. >> i mean, what's really striking about today, jesse, is that this is the party that often i talks about privilege, but this may be the single most privileged individual you could find. i mean, he at least since marieo antoinette, i mean, if you lookd at

>>ifa for?terrorist organisation had entered british territory and killed more than a thousand people and taken people hostage and said that they were going to do that again at the very next opportunity, and then a key ally of ours decided to withdraw arms sales to us. how would that make you feel? >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry, but you're over , over you're over, over oversimplifying it. and maybe you're trying to make a political point, or maybe you're just making a general point. it's not the same. about 40,000 civilians in gaza have been caught up with this. and those families that have lost, loved ones as well, they are now prime real estate there to be recruited by further terrorist groups in gaza. what is the future for gaza in the. i'm not clear what the plan is, what israel actually wants to do. and like i stressed again and again, anthony blinken was in the region only a couple of weeks ago saying, please, netanyahu , ago saying, please, netanyahu, come to the table, sign this ceasefire to r

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