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big mac and another dog named smokey both had the surgery. the vets say those surgeries were life changing for both furry friends. not all dogs need something. this extensive while they wait to find a forever home, but for some, it's critical. what we consider a salvage procedure. so it's a surgery that will perform in cases where medical treatment has failed and is no longer helping the animal. and so we did the surgery to provide big mac with with comfort because his his ears were pretty much untreatable at this point. the good news for big mac, after spending months at hsv and the day before we were supposed to meet him, he was adopted and you could just tell in this last picture they took, he was ready to head to his new home. from the generosity of the community and our donors, we're able to provide more medical services, fosters volunteers. et cetera. hsv says having shelter vets with expanded skills leads to healthier animals available for adoption, and those dogs will be more than ready to find their human companions by training staff

back into work as mac _ thrilling prospect. back into work as mac that _ thrilling prospect. mac that depends, | thrilling prospect. back into| work as mac that depends, i don't have to work any more. no use. you will employ you? layout looking for young guys, youngsters and all this. singapore's government knows this and it is paying governments to hire over 60s by offsetting part of their wages. the older they are, the more subsidies a firm receives. persuading the people he had to return to work is one thing, but getting employers to actually hire them, well, that is arguably an even bigger challenge. you can keep throwing public money at the problem, but only for so long. what the government really needsis what the government really needs is for the private sector to start thinking very differently about age. can i help you? _ differently about age. can i help you? before _ differently about age. can i help you? before retiring, | differently about age. can i - help you? before retiring, edna worked at _ help you? before retiring, edna worked at one _ help you? before ret

mac mchenry, i can't tell you anything -- mac: i just want to thank you for the promotion. i'm not the director of diu, i'm the ic -- icu leader ed yeah you could we accelerate the adoption of commercial technology into the government. why is that important? dr. anderson touched on this little bit -- things have changed from the 1960's when we built our federal regulations. in 1960 the government outspent the commercial sector 3-1 in r&d in all of these technology areas. as we move forward in the 1990's, 2000s, and the present day, that is flipped, in the commercial sector is outspending the government by orders of 100-1 in some areas such as artificial intelligence. google alone spends more than the entire u.s. government on artificial intelligence research. what does that mean? that means a lot of the best technology is outside of government. it is in the commercial sector, it is commercially held ip. how do we bring that into the government with regulations built in the 1960's that assumed that the government has the best ip and we can parcel it out to commercial firms a

host: heather mac donald is our guest. let me give viewers the phone numbers to call in if they have questions or comments. (202) 748-8001, republicans. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independent, (202) 748-8002. she is with us until the bottom of the armor this morning at 9:30 a.m. eastern, 6:30 a.m. specific, where heather mac donald is joining us early this morning. what has been the reaction to the book since you published it in the past year? guest: i have certainly gotten a lot support from scientists, medical professions, arts and musical profession, people who are not in a position to speak out as i am, because i'm not in an academic institution, so i could not be silenced or fired for speaking the truth about racial preferences or mitch mashed -- mitch match theory, which has been empirically demonstrated, how detrimental racial preferences are on their suppose it beneficiaries. i can speak out about these things. people in the medical profession who see what is happening with the lowering of standards, the absolute o

what i try to understand and apple didn't comment on the story, of course, is where the mac mini or macline of apple products, who is the buyer here? >> this mac mini is going to be for people who want to hook up a computer to their tv, there are some people who hook up -- connect macs to their tv's in their living rooms or office. but also someone who has a desk top at home and wants to do laptop-esque work. so the same amount of work you would do on a desk top, so web browsing, email, photo editing, video editing, you'll be able to do that with this machine and hook it up to any monitor you have. it's stand-alone. so this is going to be a pretty modular machine. ed: another exclusive piece of reporting. thank you. ok. for years the likes of google and open a.i. have been racing to build ever bigger and costlier a.i. models using a tremendous amount of online data. think chatbots like chat gbt which can handal wide range of complex queries. but some startups are now betting on a different strategy. small language models, automating a more limited set of day to day corporate taxes witho

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mac: como en quÉ por ejemplo?s difÍciles porque el tema de la entrevista era Únicamente el vÍdeo para que fuimos invitados y finalmente le agradezco que haya respondido cosas que no estaban pautadas. pero dame tenemos a mariel que nos va a contar parte de la historia que hubo atrÁs de toda esta canciÓn. raÚl: la cobertura serÁ en "despierta amÉrica" y asÍ que no se lo puede perder. jessica: vamos a hablar de la ex pareja de ana bÁrbara que habla con la prensa como nunca antes y aclara todo sobre la casa que dejÓ como herencia. raÚl: tambiÉn habla sobre la violencia que sus hijos vivieron con la actual pareja de ana bÁrbara, y comparte el consejo que le han dado a josÉ emilio al estar distanciado de ana bÁrbara que lo criÓ desde que tenÍa nueve meses de edad. >> no hay que ser rencoroso si. es un poco lo que le dije, al final le dio muchas cosas muy buenas. reportera: usted ve a ana bÁrbara como muy buena mamÁ, nosotros la vemos asÍ, usted tambiÉn la ve asÍ? >> fue una mamÁ que hizo lo que pudo, nadie tiene un manu

all right, so mac hold there. he's saying that hey look, this is something we we need to handle right now and i'm going to keep you can down the road because we have other things to do with. so that's too bad. so now the left wing is saying, look, you have to go back to basically 2nd world war to find a period where france has been without the government for nearly 50 days. now my call has just left his own team in charge as a placeholder until he can figure out how to get around all of this. and the last one you're saying, look, you've failed to fulfill your basic box taking responsibilities as a president. so now we're going to set in motion of process to balance your walk link, but right out of here. and really they only need 110th of parliament to get on and get the ball rolling with signatures and the left wing. to do that, just with the folks they have now are part of it. but there will be a real challenge in getting the 2 thirds of both the parliament and the senate to actually vote in favor of mac homes, d

mac: a todos nos tocÓ, quÉ bueno.e el principio del programa que "despierta amÉrica" tiene otra exclusiva y aquÍ estÁ porque madeleine andrade y jeannette rodrÍguez, las hijas de juan josÉ rodrÍguez, a 10 meses de la muerte de Éste, escogen nuestra casa para contar la versiÓn y hacer una denuncia. una noticia que captÓ la atenciÓn en el 2023, habÍa fallecido juan josÉ rodrÍguez conocido como el puma junior, supuesto hijo no reconocido de josÉ luis rodrÍguez el puma. >>el conflicto de que si mi papÁ era hijo o no del puma surgiÓ desde mucho tiempo antes de nosotros nacer. te estoy hablando de que es una verdad que ha sido una polÉmica antes de nosotros nacer. mac: pocos saben que el puma junior tuvo dos hijas con su esposa colombiana. janet y madeline. >>mi papÁ es juan josÉ rodrÍguez conocido como el puma junior. el hijo no reconocido de josÉ luis rodrÍguez. >> aunque legÍtimamente no lo era, pero si era el padre biolÓgico de mi padre. mac: las hermanas explican porque para efectos legales con josÉ rodrÍguez es sobrin

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host: heather mac donald is our guest.et me give viewers the phone numbers to call in if they have questions or comments. (202) 748-8001, republicans. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independent, (202) 748-8002. she is with us until the bottom of the armor this morning at 9:30 a.m. eastern, 6:30 a.m. specific, where heather mac donald is joining us early this morning. what has been the reaction to the book since you published it in the past year? guest: i have certainly gotten a lot support from scientists, medical professions, arts and musical profession, people who are not in a position to speak out as i am, because i'm not in an academic institution, so i could not be silenced or fired for speaking the truth about racial preferences or mitch mashed -- mitch match theory, which has been empirically demonstrated, how detrimental racial preferences are on their suppose it beneficiaries. i can speak out about these things. people in the medical profession who see what is happening with the lowering of standards, the absolute ove

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more companies are turning to mac. (♪♪) from finance to fulfillment, cdw supports mac integration acrossation. with the power of apple silicon, best-in-class security, and compatibility across devices and applications, there's a mac for every job. make amazing happen. (♪♪) francine: the market value of novo nordisk is bigger than the danish economy, and its philanthropic foundation is now the world's largest, with more than double the assets of the gates foundation. i asked lars fruergaard jØrgensen how he handles the company's success and his approach to corporate culture. so, are you enjoying success, or is it -- with it, does it also bring a lot of responsibility? lars: i took over as ceo at a time when our share price had just been cut by 40%. we were in no-growth, or low single-digit growth, and it is much harder to invest in the business, do things you want to do, compared to what the opportunities are today. so i enjoy that, but obviously, it also comes with many challenges about how to sustain the success of a company that is enjoying success. francine: lars, what kind of leader

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mac: no, no hay nada.a boricua " usted come desesperado ". juan: tiene que dar tiempo a que ese sistema de digestiÓn, si estÁs en un restaurante, habla, pon el tenedor a la mesa, mastica bien y que todo fluya, que haya un proceso de lo que estÁs haciendo, tienes que estar en ese momento. raÚl: disfrutar el proceso de comer. juan: nÚmero 2 hay que hacer ejercicio. hay que practicar lo mÁs que se pueda, cuando te excedes en la noche en un restaurante , en lo que comes, llega a tu casa y por lo menos camina 20 minutos porque lo que haces es aumentar el trÁnsito de los alimentos en tu estÓmago y en tu sistema gastrointestinal y te vas a sentir mejor. porque si no haces eso vas a sentir que la comida se queda aquÍ por demasiado tiempo, muÉvete, el ejercicio hace que todo se contraiga. nÚmero 3, tiene que tener cuidado con los alimentos grasosos. todo lo que tiene mucha grasa, fÍjense, tiene una vÁlvula entre el esÓfago y el estÓmago. esa vÁlvula cuando los alimentos estÁn digiriendo en el estÓmago esa va estar

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so there is an opportunity for xij—mac and president biden to have a meeting in person and if you wantcome out of this meeting. next — to a deepfake pornography scandal which is gripping south korea. several arrests have already been made this year — many of which have involved teenagers. the images are being distributed on social media — and have targeted women and children — as well as south korean celebrities. 0ur reporterje seung lee has been following the story. it's about the suspected creation and distribution of deepfake pornographic content on telegram chat rooms. now, this all first came to light a few days ago, when one south korean broadcaster reported that a recent university graduate had received messages on her instagram telling her that deepfake pornographic materials containing herface were being circulated in the telegram chat room. and she started to receive online harassment from those who found out her identity. and this specific chat room is thought to have been created in 2020 and is believed to have had more than 1000 members. so this issue has been brewing for

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so mac, who has been meeting with reps from the various parties this weekend last concluding the anti establishment less proposed candidate for prime minister. lucy tested a senior civil servant who also went to the national administration school of which mac home is also the graduate. and she has pretty much the same kind of lead educational pedigree. and despite all that, not because she's just not feeling, they're not only that, but all the other parties and the leaders of differential business community are totally freaking out over the idea of a left wing prime minister, who could be free to name a left brain government that would implement a anti establishment left wing set of policies really simple to the new popular front in its program and its movements. and the personalities who embodied represents today a danger for public order for civil peace and obviously for the economic life of the country. and so we will not only make sure that our voters can be heard and respected, we also intend to protect the country from the government that was fracturing french society. nicole li

the mac home represents big mysteries to why? just looking at this issue alone. yeah, that would have been super democratic, kind of like refusing to name a prime minister from the party with the most seats or, or no pulling electoral to with the left wing on the more popular right wing middle show is now overtly threatening to introduce a parliamentary motion to depose mac cole from power, whose success could feasibly come from the anti establishing. right. that's also supporting it. and um, they also establishment right might be particularly motivated at this moment considering that macro has explicitly excluded both the left and the right waiting from further consultations about government make up some people over the summer, even joke that not culture just name the popular paris olympic mascot, the fees as prime minister, you gotta think that at this point that has to be looking like a pretty attractive option is won't leave to find somebody who will end the occupation if the palestinian line. that's the message from full upon a city or in 5 minutes to an a h

teams at work, the destructive, people arranging the worst days, briefing teams, commanded teams —— mace structures, even people like the vehicle maintenance units will be working overtime to make sure that the public order equipped vehicles will be out on the roads. you also see this big investigative efforts, people getting arrested, being interviewed and kept in custody, files of evidence being prepared so it can be put before the courts really quickly so this is a huge logistical operation and the police are clearly making sure that they are as ready as they can be to respond to whatever happens tonight and is the day to come, as well as carrying out the normal 20 47 policing that needs to be done to keep communities safe. i think most people appreciate that resources will be stretch of cause and does put extra strain on everyone involved but when you look at the amount and level of violence on the streets over the last week. is there an argument is that police could have done more to stop it earlier? i could have done more to stop it earlier? ~ , , earlier? i think it is very diffi

so it's around this time that your off is being wined and dined by mac home. according to the french press, with black hole, really not seeming to mind what was brewing behind telegrams, cloak of encryption, as long as it was causing problems for others. now around that time, back home was also like, hey, why don't you get your little ass over here? and he was pretty much pressuring her off to relocate the app to friends. meanwhile, telegram went on to help back to this communicate with each other during the western back protests in hong kong. again, space yang, which of course were framed by the western process totally organic and leader this because the us of course, has absolutely no interest in using hong kong or taiwan against china as we seen over and over again. but more recently, the app has been linked to this summer's and time migrant unrest in britain and has started to come under fire from western governments like spain, norway, in germany as it proliferates across the globe. it's really not hard to see how the same western governments that apply t

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we saw some of the scene said last night and we know that there are protest mac taken place elsewheres scene at the moment in sunderland?— england, what is this scene at the moment in sunderland? hello. the mood in sunderland _ moment in sunderland? hello. the mood in sunderland couldn't - moment in sunderland? hello. the mood in sunderland couldn't be - moment in sunderland? hello. the i mood in sunderland couldn't be more different to the violence of last night. i've met locals coming out with and brims, helping to part in the clean—up effort which there has been a lot of people involved in that. you can see where writers have smashed up this offer so office building. there is so —— office building. there is so —— office building. those are seas which have unfortunately been repeated across the city centre. i was here last night to a protest involving a number of different groups to quickly descended into violence coordinated by the far right. a police building not farfrom here was ransacked, a citizens advice berio was set on fire and a local mosque was targeted unfortunately. we h

when tim walz mac was asked by his country to go to iraq, you know what he did?unit to go without him. what bothers me about tim walz mac is the stolen valor garbage. >> in a moment, a fact check, but here is msnbc's chris hayes on his record and why he left the guard. >> among the tiny fraction of americans we list, and much smaller share make a career of it, serving 20 years or longer, multiple points. only a tiny fraction of those thought to say it stay in the service after being disabled on the job, and one of them is and a soda governor, tim walz mac. and a list of soldier in the national guard for nearly a quarter of a century. a journey that began on a nebraska farm as soon as he was eligible to join. >> my thought father served during the korean war and the day after i turned 17, he took me down to an army national guard recruiter and i raised my hand and signed up. >> that was in 1981, ronald reagan was president, and walz continue to serve for the next 24 years. under four commanders in chief. he spent the most of the time as an artillery soldier and a

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of mac and cheese. >> i'm really anxious. out of 10. i don't know if i want to eat this again. here i go. horrible. that was the worst texture i've ever had, even worse than the pie. >> reporter: hanna is part of a growing number diagnosed with avoidance restrictive food intake disorder, arfid. since 2013 when it was added to the list of official mental health disorders, it's rare, but an estimated .5 to 5% of children and adults have the disorder. often confused with more common eating disorders like anorexia or bulimia, arfid is not about a person's self-image or drive to be thin. >> the people that have this diagnosis have a fear of food. meaning, a fear of consuming food, a fear of being around food. that could look like a fear of texture, different aversions to smells. it can also present in a form of fear of choking, vomiting, or being allergic to the food. >> reporter: sometimes patients with arfid are not afraid of anything, rather, they lack interest in eating food. for hanna and others like her, food is broken into

a terminal city, we take you on a tour of rooms an adrenalin rush at in the museum park, euro, macs, reporter, brant, the dentist embarked on a perky adventure the stories in more coming up on your own mac, the but 1st, how can you help fight climate change, especially when your still a kid will meet lenny and 11 year old who came up with a clever idea comes what maybe germany's youngest kind of champion is really mine, but i want to protect the climate with my tree project. so i planted a forest dispute as because the european union is the size of the floors destroyed in the last 30 years around the world. that's about 420000000 hectares. but here in germany, a new forest is growing, planted by an 11 year old boy. introducing many crowds, a young and very dedicated to, i'm attractive is as part of our news serials, small projects, big changes you know, begin with a simple idea. the world needs more trees, buddy, turn into something big. $17000.00 saplings planted in an area about the size of 3 soccer pitches. they'll be forming a brand new forest near lenny's home tom of carbon in w

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that's the philosophy that we have employed at mac from the beginning. it served us pretty well.arlon, i want to ask how things are going at the firm. 2022 you had your self-more fund double your inaugural fund. two years to invest. go and see what's out there. how's that gone? marlon: i put our track record up against any other fund. we are investing out of our third fund now. all in, we are managing just around $600 million. which makes us the largest seed stage fund in los angeles. one of the largest in the country. i think things are going pretty well. caroline: talk a little bit about being in l.a. and therefore some of the areas you have been allocating. first comes to mind is the entertainment space and the likement i'm sure you look at artificial intelligence. what are valuations like when you take those two separate areas and industry groups? marlon: fortunately at the seed stage valuations haven't jumped or declined too much. it's been pretty steady. the range is roughly 10 million post money to about 25. it's-t stayed pretty flat there. even if it's an a.i. company. we

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for our customers so, first of all, most of our laptops are not running on windows systems, so we use macmers that are interacting with our system, we run on google cloud, so we didn't have any issues. but because we are a card issuer, interacting with visa, mastercard as well, we did see some minor issues on the scheme side, so had a slight impact to our customers, but i wouldn't say it's a huge amount of impact. and that shows the benefit of using a technology stack that is the latest. and does an outage like that crowdstrike problem underline the difficulty of relying on systems that are digital only? so if people are making a payment through your platform, they would worry that the payment may not get there if there is a repeat of something similar. you know, are there backup plans? what's the resilience strategy here? so we generally have two cloud infrastructure, so that when one cloud have gone down, then we have another cluster, you know, a backup that should be running straight away. so that kind of give you the security of, like, you know, no downtime. so our uptime is actually

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that is already form to be mac identified as already form to be mac identified as a form of extremismike andrew tate. this review is hoping to be done quickly. it will form a new counter extremism strategy, and there hasn't been one of those since 2015. the government promised it in its manifesto. the criticism often levelled at these reviews is that they can sometimes be a way of being a substitute for action. what a home office and home secretary is saying is: we haven't had a new strategy since 2015, we need a review to see what the new threats are. need a review to see what the new threats are-— threats are. thank you very much. helen catt- _ french film star alain delon has died, at the age of 88. the actor was part of the golden era of french cinema, known for his tough—guy persona on screen in hits including the samurai and borsalino. his family say he died peacefully at home, surrounded by his children and family. president macron has paid tribute — posting on x "alain delon played "legendary roles and made the world dream. "lending his unforgettable face to shake up our lives

so the danger for mac home is that the longer this drags on parallel to any impeachment process. the more members of parliament should end up feeling the same way as friendship voters. all right, let's discuss all this now with political consultant and human rights defend on. no, definitely. i know it is good to have you join me now that what do you make of the developments with seed in fronts today? do you think that the off position really thing that they can bring down my homes presidency the was too soon to say to be sure uh for the time being uh, whatever came out of the votes on uh, june 7th and basically means that we're stuck with the current equation, well, at least a year. so a money on my call has been trying to find a suitable one minister says hale, the consultations the last few days, but to be sure he's the one who physically port the country in such a predicament. since uh, you know, within 24 hours after losing the you'd be in the election vote and decided that there would be a 3 week. so physically, deadline to hold on, let's just let you validation upon them at

so the danger for mac home is that the longer this drags on parallel to any impeachment process. the more members of parliament should end up feeling the same way as friendship voters. but let's discuss it. who if february model for mine, have friends research a lecture, an expert in jewel politics? joining us from brussels. the other is good to have you join me now. now how, why right? shouldn't the problem be by this could get with 10 should be properly more. this is just the storm in a teacup, but i'll send you all entering in a town of crisis in france because you have a senior regime crisis. so is not gonna end up soon. and from my point of view, these crises can only be served. if mccomb will resign the incentive for presidency, but the so far doesn't want to do much because off to but you are beyond addictions for nation, other party. i'm addictions, even last and you listen to you must you to continue under a contribute to to with money predictions or medic, tory, to avoid the nation out in front of potty to the to be the we know a visa elections. an in india, n very is a