i've got my husband, sam, and my two children, 0bi and iris.re both hearing, and the two children are both deaf. 0bi was born profoundly deaf, so he was quite a straightforward candidate for cochlear implants, whereas iris was born moderate, severely deaf. she was the next measurable point, down from being accepted in the criteria. her hearing has deteriorated, which has got her over that line, so she can get some access to sound, hopefully, with cochlear implants. helicopter. helicopter! it was so hard. we didn't we didn't know anything about deaf people. we didn't know anything about the deaf community. there are no deaf schools of deaf units in dorset. there's not as many deaf children in this area. and that meant there was no ready—made bsl classes down the road. and the waiting list for the one that was in our local college was, you know, we were going to have to wait nine months to get on the course and we needed something then and there. the cost of learning bsl is a barrier for many families with a deaf child and they often look to char

the ai system will analyze your iris to confirm your human. then a unique iris code is created. this is checked against will con, space a base and show us the 1st time you've signed up. after that, you receive your weld id in your app according to was calling images of your i a store locally on the up. and the latest after the created code has been added to the database and the code cannot be converted back into your biometric code data. all right, now we've got our passport, but what does it good for? how do you as well id a? so this is like world id, it could be used anytime you need to prove your identity. think of payments or crypto surfaces, for example, verifying the person you're interacting with is actually human, reduces the risk of a driven fraud. it could also be used in voting systems to ensure one person gets one vote for, for verification on social media sites. if only humans can sign up for box, what have a much hotter discourse, for example, already integrated world id saying they want to prevent spam and increase the quantity of the community by verifying humans

since world klein launched more than 2000000 people around the world have gotten their iris to scan, taking it on trust that their technology is functional and secure. but unless they can convince governments everywhere that the grand vision of the world coined who remain just that a vision. so what's the way forward for world going? the company behind it says it's working together with regulators as reviews are conducted. unlike all tech driven network ideas, it dreams of scale. tools for humanity told us that by next year it expects tens of millions of people to have joined the network and a lot more apps and services around the world trust started using world id for the user log ins. but in the end, what world klein is selling is an ideal rather than a tangible product. and it need type in widespread buying to do that. what is the declining value of the world claim token translates to every shorter lines of new users and even shorter attention spans those milestones may be hard to achieve, to help them a lot in washington. thanks. a or just finally, obviously one of the lights, pr

first one shows the app, then the or there's an iris scan to verify humanity. i guess i've passed human class and you know, i get a world id that would let me log onto apps and websites anonymously. in exchange for the iris scans, users receive crypto tokens worth around 40 west dollars to give away unless you're in the west where crypto tokens aren't handed out to, to quote, regulatory uncertainty that actually so i guess i'm leaving with nothing today. human tools for humanity, the company behind world coined says the text ability to distinguish real and unique identities could also one day be applied to universal basic income programs in, in a dominated world lines around the world. depending on where that works. we're 1st we will have to go from the jobs for today to the jobs of tomorrow, right. and that will be a little bit of a bumpy transition. and it'll be very important that we're able to support people around the world during that transition, with experiments like you'd be a universal basic income. and so to be able to do your b i, you need to be able

this is neil rosenblum and his wife, iris. iris? >> yeah. >> reporter: how are you?r and aunt, they had alzheimer's. it scared her half to death and it progressed very slowly. maybe four years ago, she cried for a half an hour every morning like clockwork. >> reporter: this is full-on crying? >> crying. >> reporter: did they try different medications? >> she had enough antidepressants to keep an elephant calm. and still she cried. >> reporter: in 2019 they started a pilot program here at morse life. it's a senior living community in florida. >> hi, iris. >> reporter: iris was given cannabis. >> you look so beautiful today. >> reporter: dr. melanie bone runs the program. >> we do cbd. all of the different cbs in them and the terpenes. >> one, two, three. >> dr. bone came and gave her one. stopped crying. done. >> iris. >> here we go, sweetie. >> takes one in the morning and one at night. it's over. >> reporter: that sounds extraordinary. >> magic. >> it was so impressive how that worked. kind of like charlotte figi, where you see the seizures change and you go, what's

i was a lead iris kates agent on the hunter biden investigation. i recently discovered that people are saying i must be more credible because i'm a democrat who happens to be married in a man. i am no more credible than this man sitting next to me due to my sexual orientation or my political beliefs. the truth is, my credibility comes today from my job the variance with the iris. and my intimate knowledge with the agency standards of and procedure. i have always striving to do what is right. i do have my supporters, others have said i am a traitor to the democratic party. lamb causing more division in our society. i implore you to consider that if you were in my position with the fact that i stated them, ask yourself if you would be doing the exact same thing. i hope that i am an example to other lgbtq people out there who are questioning doing the right thing at the potential cost to themselves and others. we should always do the right thing, no matter how painful the process might be. i equate this to the experience and feeling zion countered whe

can we say that there will also be an effective anti-aircraft defense in the form of the patriot irisit not enough and it all goes to the capital well , in fact, yesterday's package of germany is very interesting because we really get a complex arrest or iris of a slightly different modification. we received those complexes earlier, these are medium-range complexes that really cover cities. and now we are getting two e-e complexes and they are growing, which are short-range complexes. that is, it is up to 10 km, but what is the feature of these complexes so far we are talking about two germans promise in total, we will transfer 22 of these complexes, but now we see medium-range irises that are for covering cities and stationary powerful objects. the chassis have four launchers, they have their own rlsku, and they are actually capable of performing combat tasks with each machine, and they can even swim into it on a wheat all-terrain chassis, and they are extremely needed , first of all, on the front line, if we get 20 such machines very quickly, then in fact we we completely eliminate

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it's a senior living community in florida. >> hi, iris. >> iris was given cannabis. >> you look so beautiful we do cbd. all of the different cbs in them and the terpenes. >> the doctor gave her one. stopped crying. done. >> iris. >> here we go, sweetie. >> takes one in the morning, one at night. it's over. >> that sounds extraordinary. >> magic. >> it was so impressive how that worked. kind of like charlotte figge, where you see the seizures changing and go, oh, my gosh. >> it is worth remembering that these behavioral outbursts in patients with dementia can be some of the most difficult to management what is interesting is that the researchers thought that they saw these benefits in children with seizures and thought those same benefits could actually apply to patients who are much older, patients with dementia who are also having outbursts. and so far what researchers have found is that in some cases, in some patients, it has worked, worked really well, as you just saw there. it's not going to work for everybody, and there are concerns. as you've seen an increase in cannabis use among seni

once fully upgraded, gemini is a defense system, will feature 6 iris t surface to a rocket systems to target short range missiles, a dozen patriot systems to intercept medium range missiles and the arrow 3 system to defend against attacks were much, much further away. l 3 according to calculations, and some of the people have a footprint of couple 1000 kilometers compared to watch the a sweet include the many would do us send the send destroyed by both countries parliament. once that title is cleared, the stage will be set for the world's most involves me, sol, defense system. please operational in germany by 2030 but this is in the midst of your system. the can cooperate shield some confidence missile defense system. but i think the create that other european countries might have wanted to see a, a european system or possibly system to further closer defense cooperate and europe . but the other 3 is number less than a very capable system for your team. defense was to find the task. let's take a look at some of the inspection the, the blink, the pilots moved over a struct. columbia is

also, the air defense system, the iris system to be produced. so it's nothing we have on the shelf to deliver. but you say it's a political decision then why did it take for the us so long to give permission for the f-16s? well, very important point from the biden administration or for the biden administration is not to escalate. they always say this and what they say is also, they don't want to have nato getting into an escalating situation with russia. and also on the second aspect here, the second thing we need to look at is the main focus of the biden administration is still in the, in the pacific with china. so they don't want to be involved too much into europe. so still in the, in the pacific with china. so they that's why they are hesitant to bring more material, more troops, maybe or more commitment at least to europe because they have a focus on the other side of the globe just said that it will take a long time for the f-16s to be delivered. now, this is not the first time that it's going to take this long there have been other promis

less than 2 times, for example, where deliver it to ukraine. ukraine also has the defense system, iris t, something that the german army itself doesn't have. so now the times are changing, but the latest thing that you crane ones is of course, a torres cruise missiles from germany. and that again we have the same discussion. gemini, is taking this decision very, very slowly. we will probably see a decision in the weeks to come, but there is a bit of a feeling in ukraine. please help us deliver these things will quickly, if you decide to do that in the end, why don't you do it sooner? now the stars cruise miss also you've just mentioned uh, what's the hold up the and what are the worries on the german side in delivering those to you frame this germany always uses 2 argument is one, we are already delivering a lots of aid. please don't forget that we all very active. i've mentioned it already. we are the, the well, the 2nd largest support of you train. we help you train in all sorts of areas. so this is something where we are giving a lot at the same time. there are voices here that say,

complexes will be added to this, or as they say iris, which were announced for delivery by germany todayxes are quite interesting and unique because this is a complex that is placed on one chassis and four do and rls and actually an amphibious base that allows this complex to have a short range , including driving and even swimming, these complexes will already be used by the armed forces, i think that the number of russian aircraft destroyed will significantly increased . these were the main results of the day, and more international and economic news later on vasyl zima's great broadcast . military summaries of the day and ahead of us during the next hour a lot of interesting and important yuri from fizer will tell about what happens in the world money during the war video of oleksandr morshchavka cultural news with lena chechenina new also weather forecast from natalka didenko all about it from 19 to 20- i will tell you in detail about the most important events as of this hour

the right way to you would have to get breach of my face or my iris just for that money. i mean, why not? i'll do it. so that, that became it kind of controversial allows for those things where people are not sure because to them is thought of privacy problem because they're not aware. and we haven't got that enough awareness on privacy issues in the country or the continental say, actually do, do we do things as a risk of this kind of thing? exploding and africa where more people's data is in mind and possibly exploited. yes, we have seen data being exploited in the past. they've had in mind in the past, we've seen a lot of for cyber security issues where the data has been excelled, treated, we're seeing mobile networks being able to as well trade data to the countries that we're not supposed to do that i don't suppose to have the data we have seen, the organizations come and breach our data and i would data sobriety and, and be able to take our data that we don't even know what i did to with that data. we have no idea. now the thing is, this could be used for bigger pro

iris was given cannabis. >> you look so beautiful today! >> dr.different cbs in them, and -- >> a she gave her one. stopped crying. done. >> iris -- >> shere we go. >> one in the morning, one at night, it's over. >> that sounds extraordinary. >> magic. >> it was so impressive how that worked. kind of like charlotte figgy. where you see the seizures change and you go, oh my gosh. >> "the whole story with anderson cooper" airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> so this is the summer of beyonce, "barbie" and taylor swift. what's behind these, i guess, cultural phenomena we are seeing simultaneously? we'll dig deeper. this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defds these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college, and no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. the high interest... i felt trapped. debt! debt! debt! debt! so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it int

on iris, uh, mole forest 300.lliterate do not understand that everything that he listed is just a solution to the problem, because there is no single system in which it's all connected here patriot but i myself with iris they are compatible with each other. that is, there is such a concept. uh, like uh, respectively, that is , compatibility with the standards allows them to work, but crotal or these days, as i remember, there are official complaints. no, it has not been put into service. well , he's still on probation. he uh, you understand the rocket - this is both inessa and resta. approximately the same, so here we considered the points of view of combat characteristics. this same thing is perfectly hovering. they themselves to make the system work like banged to the system banged. but for the fact that, uh, what are we doing so that this kind of situation does not arise. that is, we have, respectively, geraniums. x-55 missiles are not 555, but 55 old ones, which , in fact, should have been disposed of, which w

. >> a quick's grand of your iris is all he could take -- a quick scan of your iris. the basis of world coin, project aiming to create a global network of identities. more than 2 million people are signed up since its launch. sam is the cofounder. you need to scan your eyeballs using an orb like this. it is available in more than 30 cities worldwide. a unique online id is created and digital tokens are created as a reward. these are also called world coins with token prices rising above #3.50 before dropping. >> i am making money are -- even in my sleep. >> part of the mission is to tackle challenges arising from ai. >> whatever is interacting with the device is actually a human being. there is no centralized entity that has the information of who you are or where you are from. annabelle: world coin has sparked plenty of controversy because sam bankman-fried was one of its early investors. there is also a debate on whether a sensitive data has been safely handled. >> it is quite questionable. it is not really public. annabelle: this is a step toward a crypto base univ

now let's go straight to the iris now. so senior research a at human rights watch who is joining us from johannesburg in south africa. how concerned are you that these elections will be fat and free? but thank you very much for having the human rights watch. we conduct, we conducted research prior to the electric means, and by the way, we spent time means and by we evelyn may of this year to get the temperature head of the selection you know, to clinical any violations that might impact the holding of freestate and credible collections and all findings did find serious violations that would impugn on the rights of zimbabwe to freely express their political views. now, why is this election so hotly contested? that's what i mean. election losing bob we have uh, always been, uh, you know, hardly contested it from the time of independence in 1980 most. so from mentioned $9.00 to $9.00 with the commission of credible and robust uh, a position uh the then a movement for democratic change. this year. the frontrunner of that to th

once fully upgraded, gemini, a defense system will feature 6 iris t surface to a rocket systems to target short range missiles. a dozen patriots systems to intercept medium range missiles and the arrow 3 system to defend against attacks were much, much further away. l 3, according to calculations and some of the people have a footprint of a couple of 1000 kilometers. so it can defend people, large area as the value of the contract, but so far that it will cover everything. that means arrows res radar system could also monitor the skies of, of poland, romania and the baltic nations. data from the 3 sites in germany would be transmitted to a central location west. so just would be watching for threats around the clock. if a roof each attack were detected, an arrow 3 defensive me saw would be sent up to intercept and destroy the target in space. the sale have yet to be approved by both countries. parliament. once that total is cleared, the stage will be set for the world's most involves me sol defense system to be fully operational in germany by 2030 matthias, it can is an hour list in the d

the protest uh, in the capital with us iris is directed against regional authorities in the countries north. the rally followed a 1800 kilometer march from the bolivian border. now so says it has picked up signals from the voyager to deep space pro. and it's sending new commands and it's direction to try to restore control. contact with the spacecraft was lost when an incorrect command. misaligned it's in tenants. 4 inch are launched in 1977. is now nearly 20000000000 kilometers from our craft to expand man census sports. know that the women's world cup group d has come to a close england put in a dominant performance in their $61.00 wind over china. the lionesses have one all 3 groups, stage mattress and cemented their claim. as one of the tournament favorites, a demon dominated right from the start. just 4 minutes in, let's see. a russo opened the scoring 26 minutes in lauren and co sign us defense. nothing to make it to nail. then this cleverly taken free kick was put in the back of the net by lauren james to make it 3 know for the loan. this is showing one converted a penalty of t

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sometimes iris thing to can also mean reviving old traditions as one of our reports shows on. here's what else is coming up today. we had to attend to the man to see how to use the money. get this a by this by don't going drop go to products. we have researchers turn into basic plans to make environmentally friendly clips methics and go to lake to come out in kenya, where the low fish and people are fighting to preserve the way of life. oh, flush report texas, it's an easy where conditions and schools are often shooting. in some cases they are no longer assess environment for the students. mismanagement on economy was how taking a heavy tools on public and boarding schools attended by some of the countries. horace children, now these are often the, was affected. this is why a sneezing and g o is aiming to build. i'm going to future for kids by turning schools into social enterprises. in the sight of students congregating in a, quote, jobs looks much the same. the world this building school in northwest and gina's here is different from most top rates on a sustainable business

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iris celebrated shells. be able to launch from the installations that kiev will receive from sweden ah, the united states and britain send cluster munitions to the militants. it was american shells that were installed today that fired at civilians . they can detonate at any moment, the damaged building of the hospital, we want a high-rise building, the store is strewn with shrapnel for a whole block and the blows continue a fire in the petrovsky district of the city half an hour ago. seven cluster shells exploded there. total since noon 14 it's because of of such ammunition in field hospitals there are more and more patients with severe injuries. this includes nervous residents, multiple fragments pierced by vital organs , extra-class professionals , our military doctors, come to the rescue, report by valentina solovyova. the military man was just taken from the battlefield from a part-time job. we see what the guys from e medical units. that's exactly the military level. they are progressing, that is , uh,

heather, in fact, as the us state of california, normally iris areas are hit by flash flooding, fast storm, the states se logan 18 the info. gail, welcome to the program for the landscape is in athens for told sort of your opinion on bulk of the latest declining and president was welcomed by greek prime minister . carry eco submits, attackers, holding tool to bulk and leave is about the regions future relations with the e. u. several bulk of countries of already enjoying the blog on this, a loving to join presence that landscape also found deadlock and the netherlands for green to supply k with a 16 find the jets and grease for offering to try ukrainian pilots to fly to a warm section for ukraine's the load him your zalinski in copenhagen. you address the crowds after denmark and the netherlands pledge to supply f. 16 fighter jets to ukraine. something that you have hopes will tip the balance in the war is once we, when we come, race was simple thing together. we proved that is a way that the freedom matters your methods . ukraine wants the 16 to update its aging soviet era. air forc

the iris are still raging across greece. michael and what is more, the pollution of the air is on a very concerning level, warning, nonsensical c, vouchers being transported by the wind from moans and finally got where the big fire and nearby athens was. an older people and on the voters are advised. we're a face mask in order to protect it from the episodic evolution. now regarding, regarding the efforts to, to put down and to control and the fires, the bass still continues to the age of the. now, as a new fires break out, this time is expected to be because of a very heavy lightning strikes that we have. and you breakdowns on the, on of the and in the south of athens in the area, the body and uh, we have many so it doesn't look um that april. uh, as of today, the government, of course, is blaming are saying that how is the absence of a long term wildfire strategy, fueling frustration with the government's response in greece as well. the frustration goes in general towards the handling of the government in a crisis. when th

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country with flowed warnings issued in the capital, lena and in the cities of marble and studied the iris capital. dublin has also been heads by flash flats over the weekend, but heavy rains and high winds leading to pa outages, residents way of acquitted from houses and apartment complexes in the north of the city, as basements and streets were flooded. and in china rescue efforts continued over the weekend after record levels of flooding struck the northeast of the country. but then the last re, info saw a river as best the banks leading to severe, flat in, across several cities. now to the women's work comp, with thought africa had been knocked out of the tournaments by the netherlands in the round of 16. that's the managed on eddie. go from a corner kicking the 9th minutes. jail rhodes head out found its way into the net by the asking sounds, humans never gave up the fight. and jeff, best appearance in the well kept knockout stage stuff strike up then be delana or the number of chances, but just could not get the ball pass the goalkeeper to nail the final school there because buttons,