ok, so what did you do for 22 years at kimberly-clark?osalind: so, i started off in long-range research as a chemist. i was an organic chemist. and i had interned my summers at general motors. and so, i worked in chemistry there. i worked in analytical chemistry. moved into organic. worked in polymer science. and then i worked on one of the businesses. i got a chance to join the m&a team probably about six years into my career. and at the time, it was when kimberly-clark was converting itself from a paper company to a consumer products company. and we acquired several companies. and i got to run one of those companies. and i just stayed on the business side after that. david: ok, so you're doing that. you're there 22 years. you're happy, presumably. and all of a sudden, somebody calls you up and says, how about working for walmart? what did you say? rosalind: no. david: no? [laughter] rosalind: on the first call i said, no. probably the first, second, and third call i said, no. initially they were speaking to me about a job in human resou

well, our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit joins us from washington hydro. kimberly. so how has the us responded? at least initially a well from the get go. as soon as the white house learned about the detention of having garage coach, it has always denied the allegations against him. i asked for these formal charges that have now been leveled against him at the white house is not in any way updating its response. but what i can tell you is that the state department official is saying that what it is the administration is doing essentially is pressing for fair and transparent treatment. so really what they're saying is that they are going to continue to try and really defend him in these circumstances. and from the bottom line is as the bottom administration is really echoing, that rare bipartisan condemnation of the allegations that we've had in terms of that statement. that has come from capitol hill from the top senators. mitch mcconnell, as well as chuck schumer, essentially demanding the release of evan gerson ridge. and kimberly, in terms of how they're going to

kimberly thank you. still ahead on now says 0 fear is grow about the health of us lender 1st republic and investors appear to lose trust in the struggling bank. a japanese attempt to make the 1st private moon landing fails, but both private and state operators are planning new missions. ah ah. while our next weather maker is moving in so pockets dawn, hi everyone. we call this a westerly disturbance because it is coming in from the west anywhere from same province through to the capital territory in punjab as well. likely to see some severe thunderstorms here drop hail and that can certainly flattened the crops. we've seen this in the northwest of india is while we're storms are once again flaring up, more so toward the south. but look at this brisk when we have off the re be and see it's going to lift the sand in. does in rochester state, for example, on thursday as we hit toward indo china, thunderstorms, really the name of the game here. so that's breaking the heat in bangkok. finally, some relief you

welcome, kimberly.se by tim o'neal that all politics is local, it seems when it comes to abortion access, this has gone national. does this tell you that republicans across this country are taking note that passing these kinds of draconian restrictions actually hurts the party? >> yeah, certainly republicans in these states are taking note of that and saying that outwardly even some of the supporters and co-authors of some of these bills have expressed concern that the way that they are moving forward is harming the party, and you saw republican women standing up and explaining exactly how these laws would impact women and saying that that wasn't something that was being considered when these laws were passed. these are pro-life republicans that are speaking in this way, and it sort of belies this idea that this is and should be a national push. remember, alex, republicans used to say that this should be something that was worked out among the states on a state by state issue, but the more we see this n

my unbelievable badass friend kimberly edit ellis. i mean, she is such an constant inspiration to me. i was very fortunate to meet kimberly when she went through emerge. what year was that? 72,007 while ago and she was impressive from the start, and i am constantly inspired by your passion around gender and racial justice, so thank you for all you do. and i will never forget deciding to get involved in local politics and sitting down at my desk and looking at my supervisor at that time in 2002, we had two women supervisors out of 11. today we have four and we still have only had two women mayors. we've never had a woman governor in the state of california. and of course, we've never had a woman president. i remain as committed as ever to seeing more democratic women enter the political realm because there is so much work to do. women hold 1/4 of the offices at the federal level about 30% of the state level, which is far from 50 50. and most importantly, there are so many challenges in our world and we need the best and the brightest t

and kimberly what happens now? well a, this is just the preliminary hearing, so there still is more to come for him in terms of the court process. in fact, he'll be back in court next week. what we know is that he's going to have a detention hearing. this will be where the judge will set the bail if you will, and given the charges against him, the price tag will be very high. it's unlikely that his family will be able to pay that price. fact meaning, in other words, he. 2 will not be freed from jail. what we also know is that there are also discussions underway in terms of the information that has become public. because what has been revealed by some of this information that has been put online as a result of these revelations is very, very damning to many of the countries as a result of these revelations. for example, the fact that there is now known that in the case of, for example, the ukraine conflict, we know that in all now there are $97.00 special forces from nato countries that are on the ground in ukraine.

great granddad was a kimberly. a big thing in wen was, wh m grandfather was born, his auntie had to take him to be christened because his mom was poorly and on the way, they had heard that the boers had been defeated in the battle of kimberley. and she said, we are putting that in this lad's name. so he was thomas edwin kimberley corden. my dad was cedric kimberley corden. james kimberley corden. >> james: if you tell this story at school does not get -- [laughter] it is still not a good -- it is still not a good thing. >> jimmy: did you name your son kimberley? >> james: this is a big thing for me and my wife because we were having a son and i was like, can i do this to him? you know? can i really? but then i thought, we don't have -- we don't have a massive family tradition in our family." you know that show, "who do you think you are?" they asked if they wanted that. i love that show. that would be amazing. they did some research and they said, this is really boring. there is literally nothing interesting that h

i was president at kimberly-clark. i took the job to run the state of georgia. i was a candidate for the sam's club job. >> i was in arkansas. >> i guess another headhunter called you up and said how would you like to go to starbucks? >> actually, i made the decision to leave walmart stores. i was on the board of starbucks. i took the board seat as i was leaving sam's club. howard schultz and kevin johnson approached me. >> i was a tea drinker at the time so that was interesting. seattle was not in my plans. but i fell in love with the brand and the company. >> starbucks has become so successful because the coffee is better than other people's coffee? >> what is the reason? >> it is deathly quality coffee, it is customized for all drinking pallets. i think it is also their coffee practices along with the breeze does in the store. >> what is the most popular thing people ask for? >> a black coffee. still very popular at starbucks. cold beverages are trending. >> you are there and you are doing that for four years. all of the sudden -- not >> i would take about it

how kits and kimberly's. so much has been said about us withdrawal from afghanistan after 2 decades of war. what is the white house now saying in its defense? yeah, you're right about placing the blame the white house is not taking any responsibility for what many have characterized as a chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan instead passing the blame on the previous trumpet administration for not being more forthcoming in the sharing of intelligence as well as preparations for withdrawal, saying that the by the ministration reached out repeatedly, but attempts to communicate were not responded to. we should point out that this report that was prepared and will be shared with both the state department. the pentagon to members of congress was handed to reporters with just 10 minutes prior to the press briefing, giving us little chance to look it over in advance of asking questions of the national security council. but many report is referred to as a classic holiday news dumped. made it very difficult to sort of s

kimberly how can reporting from washington? thank you. and it's been a major step towards ending the 8 year war in yemen for the 1st time since 2020, who the rebels and the saudi led coalition are holding a large scale prisoner exchange. more than $800.00 detainees are expected to be released over the next 3 days. in the capitol center, the forest groups of hope, the prisoners have arrived home was a vehicle. in march, i was taken detained in an area of yaktel omeka. i was imprisoned in an iron factory for 7 years. are young enough to die is victorious day of the day when my brother was released off to 7 years. we never lost hope and i do not feel like i had in my home. it feels clear now in the release as part of broader diplomatic efforts to end the war. stuffy decker has more on this free men at last a momentous moment. not only for them personally, but politically to, ah, around $900.00 prisoners will be released as part of a prisoner swap between saudi arabia and the iran back to these. the exchange will happen over 3 days. part of t

kimberly, how could i, kimberly, i believe the 2 men are still in their bilateral meeting. i mean, obviously huge amounts for them to discuss. but this is really about sending a message to pyongyang that's absolutely right. this was timed for the 70th anniversary of the alliance between south korea and the united states . this being the state visit only the 2nd state visit of jo biden's presidency. and it is exactly that project, the strength of that alliance. and also the a sort of a affirmation that in terms of a joint declaration that is to be signed between the 2 leaders. this will be something known as the washington declaration. and what this will consist of is an understanding that washington, for the 1st time in 40 years, will begin docking its nuclear submarines in the harbor port inside south korea's us boundaries for the 1st time to project that might as a deterrence to north korea, which is shown very little interest in d nuclear zation talks and has continued to conduct to its nuclear missile testing . so this is something that has been of grave concern to sout

kimberly gross coverage, of course a u. s. citizen his case of high concern to american diplomacy, what are you finding out? yeah, that's right. the biden administration has been speaking out gravely concerned about the lack of consular access that it has received. it is something that it has been making a top priority in terms of trying to speak to evan curse covets and pointing out that it only receives the ability to communicate with the wall street journal reporter one day before his hearing something that is calling completely unacceptable it should also point out that the white house is calling the detention of the reporter other than the charges against him, completely baseless. now, they will continue to make this a priority in terms of trying to continue to get communication there, calling on the russian federation to release him as well as to continue to provide this communication. we should point out that the lawyer for evan curse committee was speaking out outside of the court room and did talk about his spirits

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. >> without further ado, >> reporter: cherokee tribal leader kimberly teehee is a long way from her oklahoma, but here she is revealed on a mural that palo alto high school, where she has found allies in the struggle to make the united states honor nearly 200-year-old treaty need with her ancestors, a treaty that would see her as the first ever delegate to congress. tribes across the country and the treatment of tribes by the united states is a history not often shared it school curriculum. when the students took an interest and took the project and made it something i couldn't have imagined back then, i was so impressed. >> reporter: the unusual alliance began when the students learned in u.s. history class about the 1835 treaty of which forced the relocation of the cherokee from their homelands in the southeast to indian territory in oklahoma. the removal led to the trail of tears in which thousands died of disease and starvation along the way. but the students also learned there was an agreement in the treaty the guaranteed the cherokee had a delegate to congress, and the fact th

i'm also joined by tim miller, writer at large at the bulwark and an msnbc political analyst, and kimberlytlas store, a colleague at the boston globe ask an msnbc analyst priscilla, i know it's noisy where you are. what can you tell us about what's happening and when might we expect that vote to happen? >> reporter: inside the gallery, lawmakers have been going about the business of the day. we do expect these votes to expel those three lawmakers to come up at the end of the session under unfinished business we thought that would happen during this hour, but the timing seems to be a bit fluid, so we are waiting to see when that vote is actually going to take place. but that is why all of these people are here today. they have been gathered just outside the door leading into the gallery for the past several hours. there are also several hundred people and demonstrators inside the gallery looking to make their voices heard as this expulsion vote gets underway and i just spoke with two women who actually live in memphis, live new shelby county one of the districts that is represented by justi

an msnbc political analyst and understands the law intimately kimberly, good to see this morning. let's talk a little bit abou what happens next. we discuss with nancy some o the stuff that could happe politically down the road. but there is certainly in th next 3 to 6 weeks a very important legal row that we ar going down this case now is back to the fifth circuit court of appeals and there will be oral arguments on may 17th. >> yes and that will be the next time that we will hear argument hashing this out of the fift circuit. i think that best way to think about this is the road to th supreme court. because, ultimately, this that is where this is going to en up it may take a couple troop there. maybe once on the procedural issues that we have been talking about. whether the state stays in place or traditionally at th end for the supreme court to rule on this more traditionall on the merits of this case that is likely going to happen next term because the suprem court has barely gotten throug its docket for this term i doubt that it would try to rush us and decide this before jun

burrow double kimberly burrows to broker the represents ten of the fake electors in this case, which electors t represent. we learned in the final th judge ordered her to have conversation with her client about a potential immunity dea last year nda willis's office claim that contrary to what was said in court, mr. bro and here's her counsel, holly pierson apparently didn't share that information with at least some of those ten fake electors and in a statement was release within the past hour mis debreau called the d.a.' motion baseless, and said have ethically and professionally represented m clients at all times and i wil continue to do so. so there remains a very bi question about what kind o council myths debrow was offering her clients and then there is this the filing also claims that in recent meetings with mis willis's office, some of the fake electors accused anothe fake elector, one of the clients of myths debrow, the that elector of further crimes what those further crimes are, we do not know something maybe beyond wha miss willis has investigated thus far, which is, well,

kimberly china's military has practiced ariel a naval blockade. on the 3rd day of exercises around taiwan, japan says that it's monitoring the drills south. the chinese aircraft, a chinese aircraft carrier, was spotted close to it's akin our islands. the us says it's missile destroy. carried out what it called, freedom of navigation operations in the south china sea. robert bride reports 3 days of exercises involving chinese military aircraft, and warships have heightened tensions across the taiwan strait bay. ging says the drill simulated precision attacks against targets on the island and its complete encirclement and involved the sion dong aircraft carrier. taiwan scrambled fighter jets in response. it follows last week's visit by ty, once president saying when to california, where she met us. speaker of the house cabin mccarthy, bay ging says the exercises send a clear warning to any fractional forces in taiwan who may be seeking full independence for the island. which china regards as a breakaway province. totally at ag wafaa, near city. this

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we have margaret kimberly. she is executive editor of black agenda report and in boston we crossed the sabrina solve out the she is host of saudi saps podcast and co host of revolutionary blackout network across sack rose in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate like you're the lawyer here. let me explain to us if this whole gambit against trump is actually going to work, i really don't wanna waste valuable time about talking about the veracity of the charges against him. even his most arden critics find them to be very, very weak. so what is the big picture? what is happening here? lionel the big picture is.

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let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how good kimberly. so this is now going to play out largely in the russian court. do we know how gross cabbage is preparing for that? well, we certainly have heard from his lawyer and we will get to that in a moment. but 1st we want to talk a little bit about what the us ambassador to russia had to say. she did have the opportunity to meet with every girl read. so we should point out what's important about all this is the consular access of the u. s. and the violin ministration has been unhappy with the fact that this consular access took so long to get the fact that it came just one day before this hearing. as so what the by the administration is saying is that they want to have continued concealer access. so that is the 1st point of contention that from the, by the administration standpoint, in terms of preparing for future hearings that is absolutely critical. and so they will need to continue to have that communication as for the communication that was made just 24 hours ago, the u. s. ambassador, e

kimberly, how can al jazeera, the white house, police and canada say cargo containing gold worth nearly $15000000.00 has been stolen from toronto airport. it arrived on monday night and was in a holding facility before it disappeared. police haven't confirmed where the aircraft had come from or its destination. the highest is canada's largest, since 3000 tons of maple syrup was stolen and 2012 spy, 6 has launched. the biggest and most powerful rocket if a maze, but the landmark test didn't go according to plan. ah, the 2 halves of the untruths space starship failed to separate. and it exploded, 4 minutes after glanced off crashing down in the gulf of mexico spy, 6 officials have still declared the mission of success as it marks the 1st time starship and its massive booster rocket had launched column. baker has more on the test flight 1st, the race to space was just about getting there. now it's about getting a lot of people or a lot of heavy equipment off our planet at once. resume that at least it is for space sex, c. e o l. a must starship is supposed to be the largest vehicle ever se

kimberly help him al jazeera, the white house, still come on al jazeera. we look at 2 separate shootings in the u. s. involving homeowners and why coals for tough a gun control laws are going officers. and the you tactic being used by nick iraq was president to silence his critics. ah winters just leaving eastern canada in the northeast us but it's coming back into the west. this is it. i mean snow is the white ferry obviously on the high ground for the most part is still a bit of chileya there. when the sun comes out wrapped about 11 degrees, when it goes in again, brief feel deep down to 2 or 3. and we might see the reissuing of visit warnings, for example, in north dakota as this thing runs through because that's where winter has been going with temps going up to 30 and back down to budget to see 11 in minneapolis for example. but when that colder comes in contact with what comes up from the science, you get a line of thunderstorms developing that is the case on thursday. and they could spawn some pretty big thunderstorms with potential tornadoes. want

kimberly. how can al jazeera the white house, the criminal charges against hollywood act, alec baldwin over the death of cinematographer, helena hutchins ought to be dropped. baldwin face 2 counts of involuntary manslaughter after the shooting on the set of the movie rust. in october 2021. he said the gun went off accidentally and had pleaded not guilty to both charges. twitter has started removing legacy blue takes from verify the counts. the social media giant is now charging individuals and companies $8.00 a month for the verification. twitter had about 300000 verified uses under the original blue check system. many of them journalists, athletes, and public figures. c o it on mosque says the move will reduce the number of fake accounts space ex has launched the biggest and most powerful rocket ever made in a landmark test. but it didn't go according to plan 2 hobbs of the on cruise stone ship failed to separate as planned and it exploded 4 minutes off the blast off crashing down in the gulf

kimberly, how can al jazeera, the white house still had an al jazeera, summoned by federal police, brazil's former president rejects responsibility for the storming of government buildings in january. and in small manchester city, b. premier league leaders also known to move 2 points behind them with 2 games in hand. ah, that is still plenty rang around his southeast asian. i think the focus might be in borneo as soon away see the next day or so, but we have some heavy showers developing in what was a hot part of time and still very hot and dry in the north, atlanta. but in bangkok we're down to $33.00 cubic degrees and showers, and same is true in that part of me at mars. well, in australia now it looks far more like it should do for this time. the air was frequent, not overly active fronts. coming out the bite now it gave very cold weather in the southwest of australia whose southern part of west australia and ask and continue i think friday but when the when dice and the sun comes out will be quite sabbat come saturday. that's an active frontal system. by the time to get to new south wal

washington says he's being wrongfully detained in a moment on white house correspondent, kimberly how could, as reaction from the united states, but 1st his dosage buried in moscow. evans, which continues to remain behind bars, was wait for the trial to begin. the court here in moscow denied his request and authority. one year old was taken back to the force of detention facility, 42, his attorney. he remains the spirits in good health is pending his days that reading the russian politics. he's currently making way to full stories, war and peace, and is attorney said they will continue to fight to get him any kind of avail that could be possible. during this time, the russian foreign ministry has already said that evan was taught read turn to. he was rested on july 29th in about 1800 kilometers each of the capital that is known as the term bird. the russian foreign minister of your law office said that as they caught him read transit and that he was using the cover of journalism to carry out espionage activities in russia, sources of r e l 0. moscow. the warehouse says the release of

kimberly how can oh, still ahead on al jazeera, according to you i. e, reject south africa's request to extradite the goop to brothers accused of high level corruption plus anger in tennessee's house of representatives as to democratic spells. why ah frank assessment just just means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the me, a map informed opinions 5 administration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china power on the world. critical debate, a property in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera for april on al jazeera, as the war and your brain moves into the 2nd year. we bring you the latest reports from both sides of the comp to people to experience it. one conversation with no has studio be unscripted, seeks to find the common solution. thousands of brazil's indigenous population will come out in the capital, brazilian, drawing the attention to land disputes and local concerns in the lead up to algebra, expose the environmental significance of ac

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kimberly how can thank you very much. indeed. a shares of 1st republic bank continued to plunge on wednesday may 5th. it could be the next u. s. bank to collapse a san francisco based lenders, stock price plummeted more than 20 percent in morning trade. it came a day after the price st. nearly 50 percent on use that depositors withdrew at least a $100000000000.00 in the 1st quarter. last month's collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank, who was the biggest crisis of confidence in banking sector. since the 2008 financial crisis. ewan's new special representative for haiti as warned that a shocking increase in gang violence is inflict in terror on the countries population area. isabel salvador told the security council that more than $1600.00 violent crimes were reported in the 1st 3 months of this year. up from just on the $700.00, in the same period last year, they include murders rapes, kidnappings and lynchings, a day earlier, a crowd in the capital, puerto prince beat and burnt 13 suspected game members to death. gan

what health correspondent, kimberly, how can, has more for washington? it's expected that you as president joe biden will announce his intentions to run for reelection as early as tuesday in our white house rose garden event. on monday, the u. s. president told reporters he's planning on running and he will let people know about his decision real soon. it is already rumors that announcement is expected via video release as early as tuesday. but already there are questions about the president's fitness for office. given his advanced age, he is at 80 already the oldest person to run for reelection. he would be $82.00 at the time of election day in november of 2024. if you one reelection, he would be $86.00 leaving the office and we do know a new pull out in the united states shows that also supporters. the supporter joe biden, back in 202040 percent say he should not run for reelection still the u. s. president is forging ahead, according to his supporters, as well as the white house. this announcement is time along with a fundraising appeal. this is becau

our white house correspondent, kimberly how could reports ah, a show of military strength and might as you as president joe biden, welcome south korean president, you and suck. you'll at the white house state visit is designed to reaffirm decades of military cooperation between the 2 nations. a project deterrence in the face of stepped up missile testing by north korea. that has in recent years shown little interest in talks of d nuclear ice, asia, laura, nuclear turner, mar, north cru against united states or towers of partisans. partners is unacceptable and will result in the end of whatever regime will take such an action. the 2 leaders signed a new plan known as the washington declaration to expand nuclear deterrence in the region through joint exercises. even though south korea is officially a non proliferation country for the 1st time in 40 years, us nuclear submarines will be positioned in south korea. as part of the declaration for its part, soul has committed to not developing its own nuclear weapon. instead, remaining under the nuclear umbrella of the united states. and while

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kimberly how hit al jazeera, the white house takia has received its 1st natural gas delivery from the black sea are to deposits were found in 202010 1000000 cubic meters of gas per day are expected during the project's 1st phase, present, reject tampered, one attended the opening ceremony in istanbul, despite high inflation ado on is hoping to boost his credentials on energy needs ahead of elections next month. it hard, i get to miss, should i send it in other parts of the world? it takes 6 to 7 years to make the discovered gas usable. we have reduced this to less than 3 years, or just 32 months after discovery. we have reached the happiest moment of a long and challenging journey. now space sec says launched the biggest and most powerful rocket ever made in a landmark test. but it didn't go according to plan for it to harvey of the untruth starship fail to separate as planned and it exploded. 4 minutes off the blast of crashing down into the gulf of mexico. thousands had gathered to watch the launch from southern texas. space ex officials still declared the mission a success, as it m

i has corresponding company how kate joins me live now and you just at the free thing that kimberly what more of we learned hello you've learned is that the president 1st himself learned about this late last week. and since then, there has been an a round the clock effort to try and determine the scale and scope of just how vast this leak is in terms of just the distribution of information where this is in terms of the leak and just how widespread it might be what the pentagon has determined from the leak itself is that this information tends to be the type of classified information that is typically distribute, as you mentioned, to the highest levels of the government in terms of security. what the spoke person at the white house briefing, john kirby, the national security spoke 1st and mentioned though, is that some of the documents appear to be altered. what he won't verify is whether or not some of these documents that have been put on line are in fact authentic. what he will say is that there still is an ongoing process to look at the authenticity of the documents. people listen to

since edward snowden, let's go straight to i white house correspondent, kimberly house for more in this. and of course, these are grave accusations under us law. something the authorities we know don't take lightly. what happened in court today? yeah, it was a very emotional moment in the courtroom as jack to sure appeared before a federal judge. there were 3 of his family members in the court room along with a crowded court room of spectators. we understand that he made eye contact and there were teary eyes by the family members, as they saw him appear before the judge. to hear those charges against him. we should point out that the federal bureau of investigation or f b i is still conducting an investigation, so there could be more charges forthcoming. and those charges that have been laid so far do carry hefty penalties. now, there have been questions raised about how somebody so young could have access to such a serious a information. information that is classified information that contains a highly, highly sensitive intelligence send in. we should explain that when it comes to top

i was, i was corresponding kimberly health is joining me now from washington dc. so i understand that shows just appeared in court. what do we know about what's been going on? yeah, that has just come down in a boston courtroom. and what we know is that he has just been charged in connection with those big documents that appeared on line. those charges apparently unauthorized removal and retention of classified information against jack to sheriff. 5 0, we do know that there may potentially be more charges that are forthcoming, but his 1st appearance in a federal court room that has just happened the last few moments. and again, those charges unauthorized removal and retention of classified info. now, for those who are unfamiliar with jack to share his name, suddenly becoming a household name, just the last 2448 hours, given the allegations against him, he is a cyber security specialist with the intelligence wing of the air national guard in the united states. and a lot of questions about how he was able to get the kind of access that he allegedly had in order to p

kimberly how kit at the white house. now the family of formula, one legend michael schumacher is planning legal action of a fake interview in a janet magazine that was created using artificial intelligence. michael schumacher the 1st interview. this is the headline on the front of the activella that said the name of the publication 7 times well champion hasn't been seen in public since as serious skiing accident almost 10 years ago. that left him with serious brain injuries. the entire article was created using an ai program, which is only made clear at the end space axis launched, the biggest and most powerful rocket ever made in a landmark test. but it didn't go according to plan. ah, the 2 hobbs of the un crude starship failed to separate as planned and exploded. 4 minutes after glanced off, crashing down into the gulf of mexico. thousands of gather to watch the launch from southern texas space as space ex officials still declared some mission a success as it marked the 1st time starship and its massive booster rocket

kimberly help him al jazeera, the white house, saudi arabia's foreign minister and travel to damascus, and what's being seen as the latest move to east serious regional isolation. prince fossil been far, hon is the 1st top diplomat from the kingdom to visit. since the start of the syrian civil war in 2011, he met president bashar al assad and discussed the need for a political solution to end. the conflict is trip comes a week off. the serious foreign minister visited saudi arabia. lebanese security forces are broken up a demonstration outside government offices in beirut. hundreds of protest us including retired soldiers, hold for better paid as the country grapples with a long running economic crisis. the valley of 11 east lira dropped to an all time low last month. c c a german artist is refusing to accept an award for photography after admitting that the photo he took was generated using artificial intelligence is the image by boris l. dodson. it depicts to women using a black and white filter, l docs, and one in the creative open category of the saudi world photograph photography