ai could change that max little is a mathematician at aston university. just voice changes can be an early indicator of parkinson's max and his team collected thousands of vocal recordings and fed them to an algorithm they developed which learned to detect differences in voice patterns between people with and without the condition in a lab based study of the recordings the algorithm was able to correctly identify a parkinson's diagnosis nearly 99 percent of the time. max little's work is an example of the far reaching changes ai is bringing to the field of medicine it's no longer just doctors who are using artificial intelligence to develop new diagnostic methods but data scientists programmers and mathematicians like max. one example when a person walks sensors in their smartphone register the up and down motion of their gait. but what information can be gleaned from such data. if we measured a pattern of someone's walking behavior then someone who is healthy might have might measure its aroma to look like that it's just the sort of move you would have if

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max: yeah. she's a little loud. -lemonis: she's what? -max: loud.ax: yeah. yeah. she likes authority. -lemonis: sam does. -max: mm-hmm. she struggles with managing other people. alexa does most of all that, i think. some people -- it's just a matter of showing their authority to make them feel important. lemonis: max is telling me that sam can be aggressive and she has trouble working with others. now, normally, i would sort of dismiss it and chalk it up to him just being bitter that he had to move out, but i've seen traces of that behavior with my own eyes. well, i'm happy for you. i'm happy that you're in a better place. -max: yep. -lemonis: all right, my man. thank you, sir. be good. -max: be good. -lemonis: see you soon. -max: thank you. -lemonis: bye bye. ♪ hey, dede, it's marcus. i was just returning your call. today i got a missed call from dede. i'm sorry i missed your call. dede: something happened. sam yelled at me. she sent me ugly messages on my phone, so i told sam i wasn't coming back. lemonis: you're not working there anymore? i wante

drags it may go see it every shared vanir said the 2 sides would also not pretend to be getting a little. max 1st one joins me from strasbourg where the european parliament went has been meeting so lots what was the key message coming out from there any decisions made at all. it was not a new key message it's a twofold key message that we've heard before but i say urgency is still growing so the 1st message of course is that everybody said that a no deal brags it is getting more likely some of the parliamentarians even said that they believe this is now by far the most likely scenario so it was not surprising that at the same time joe go junker as you just mentioned and read to the head of the european commission said that there was still time for a deal that a deal could still be struck and that's important because i don't know jugar is the last of the top e.u. officials to have met boris johnson the u.k. prime minister on monday in luxembourg and it wasn't really clear what what happened there so maybe there was something that gave him some hope but this hope is not widely shared so is ther

when you're moving into an international tunnel me is the max like call it a little small percentage of the world's population that's a gathering increasing wealth what happens to american consumers at a much less concern because most of them aren't going to be consuming your products anyway at least on a major basis. your goals or profit in next quarter even it if it's based on financial manipulation. high salary high bonuses produced overseas if you have to and produce for the wealthy classes here and their counterparts abroad what about the rest well there's a turn coming into use for them too as they're called the precariat. precarious proletariat the working people of the world who live increasingly precariously. and it's related to the attitude toward the country all together. during the period of great growth of the economy fifty's and sixty's but in fact earlier taxes on the wealthy were far higher corporate taxes were much higher taxes on dividends are much higher that simply taxes on wealthier much rare the tax system has been redesigned so that the taxes that are paid by t

course stacie max i have this 1st little funny headline and you as a foreign broker should get my joy out of this because who is it something like j.p. morgan had said you know markets can remain irrational for longer than you can remain solvent well here's a similar watch the world's most bearish hedge fund asks quote why people are not more bearish after tumbling 22 percent year to date this is horseman global and they have massive short positions basically on the whole global economy and it's not going as badly as they think it should be in terms of the markets and they're down 22 percent and they were at a funny letter complaining it was genuine but they didn't mean to be funny but they were like we don't understand why people are more bearish now.

right direction but they're actually headed in the wrong direction yeah course they say max i have this 1st little funny headline and you as a foreign broker should get my.

direction but they're actually headed in the wrong direction yeah remember the course stacey max i have this 1st little funny headline and you as a foreign broker should get my joy out of this because who is it something like a j.p. morgan had said you know markets can remain irrational for longer than you can remain solvent well here's a similar watch the world's most bearish hedge fund asks quote why people are not more bearish after tumbling 22 percent year to date this is horseman global and they have massive short positions basically on the whole global economy and it's not going as badly as they think it should be in terms of the markets and they're down 22 percent and they were at a funny letter complaining when it was genuine but they didn't mean to be funny but they were like and we don't understand why people are more bearish now is the poseidon adventure so these people are trapped in a world of topsy-turvy them and they think they're skipping by traveling to the aft deck i think that's what it's called but they should be actually trying to exit through the stern that's correct the hall shou

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max and tom, gina, phil, devey. i think all of you for being here today. a little background. max's son alex, and by the way, everybody has got a copy of this. you can almost turn it. they just gave me a copy this morning, but you can go and see the pictures of these kids, and in the last year and a half, you get to know them just by all the stories you hear. max's son alex was 14 years old. he played trombone in the school band. he was very vocal in seeking changes that schools and served on the high school public safety commission. tom and gina's son luke was only 15. he was a sweet young man who loved playing sports. his parents have been leading efforts for change. when we signed the marjory stoneman douglas high school public safety act into law, gina was there with me. tony's daughter gina was 14. she was a freshman and marjory stoneman douglas high school. she was a member of the school's winter guard team. she was known to be a great dancer with an infectious smile, who made friends everywhere she went. tony is the president of the stand with parkland organization found

little q&a session. >> the priority is always emmy and max and now alex and the girls, they come first. >> she treated them to an early screening of her new movies "hustlers" before heading out to dinner with a-rod. >> i wish i would have been on that double decker bus. >> normally rachel i would be there next to jlo. that's how we roll. i had to work today. thanks a lot. >>> from new york to an co range where todd palin has filed for divorce. were their signs this marriage was in trouble? >> todd and i, we are each other's best friends. >> she's tough. she is very tough. >> he's the first dude, man. >> that was then now there's incompatability of temperament as todd finds it impossible to live together as husband and wife. why the complex wording? that is alaska's version of irreconcilable differences. >> todd tried to keep it a secret by using initials. >> people are looking for it to figure it out. lara wasser, celebrity divorce attorney advises her clients to use their first name. this was sarah and todd's last public outing, attending billy graham's funeral in march of 2008. >> what is at stake?

little bit cheaper. the iphone 11 comes in 699. if you go for the pro, the pro maxare hitting the 1000-dollar mark that becomes more expensive. i spoke with one man who came out here and bought the phone and weighed in on the whole line situation and the chaos this morning. let's listen in. >> i feel you spend your money -- [inaudible]. you can get the now, but you can walk into the store and buy it. you can do it online, so it can be delivered to your house. reporter: so there is a lot of hype about the new phone because of two or three lenses that you have on there. it takes much better for pictures and night vision as well but i am going to end on this note. you have the ios, operating system on the phone. number 13 came out but there are already bugs. apple will launch 13.1 to fix little bugs. like mac rumors.com, they're saying hold out if you are going to upgrade the phone. still a lot of hype. i haven't seen lines like this for a new iphone launch. this one doesn't include 5g technology. if you're an early adopter you have to wait next year for that. melissa:

max harris is expected to be released. >> henry, can you talk a little bit more about the specific reaction from harris and almena as the verdict's were red. >> we heard the first not guilty verdict, max harris was elated. derick almena was looking down, which he did for most of the trial. as far as the family members, they were clearly upset. they were dabbing at their eyes with tissues. again, just stunned silence as those not of the verdict's continue to be read. >> joining us now is our legal analyst michael cardoza. you thought this would go this way. >> i did, a number of weeks ago i said on the 4:00 news, and again, after doing this for as long as i have, i know we can do nothing but guess. but i thought they were going to find harris not guilty, and almena guilty. i guess we came close. the big question now is will they retry it? >> the king of that, i was sending to you talk, and you were saying there is the possibility that the prosecution and almena's attorneys can get together and reach a plea bargain so they don't have to go through a whole new trial. >> i think that would be s

>> harris: this max stier apparently went out and drop little nuggets all of the place. he contacted senators, the fbi -- >> katie: how did he have access to these high-powered senators? that is so bizarre. i look at this whole thing and i think, what is a supreme court going to look like in 20 or 30 years? think about it, people who are in college and law school now, everyone around them has iphones. if you are at some point considered for a district judgeship, later you have to go back in the rolodex, the mental catalog, and think about what you might have done anyone point that someone has documentation of. for parents sitting here on the couch, we have to warn our kids, if you ever want to have any sort of a high-profile or successful career, don't do anything ever. >> matt: remember, he went on national tv and had to talk about when he lost his virginity. >> harris: with his wife sitting behind him! >> matt: and daughters watching. we've lost any sense of dignity. by the way, we didn't do this to sonya sotomayor. or elena kagan. when conservatives had disagreement w

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how many of you ever all play with max match boxcars when you were little? all right. let's give a hand for the match boxcars. love them. [laughter] so i'm a long, long way from playing with matchboxcars. but when i was a little kid, a friend of mine grew up with them. and we played with matchboxcars. that's when you do when you're a little boy. play with matchboxcars. and we lived across the street from each other. and kind of similar household, similar everything. and he got involved in alcohol and drugs and i got involved in alcohol when we were both very young. and for whatever reason, his path was different than my path. and he had -- honestly with his family, he had a lot more resources than my family had. and they tried. they threw every resource at him they could. i'm 51 now. he would be 49. my guess is -- 49 years, he pent 25 in prison. i became -- later on i became a prosecutor. and i didn't want to be a lifetime prosecutor. wanted to be lawyer but a prosecutor when you're a young gsh out of law school a lot of lawyers go into prosecution because you get cour

little bit. >>tyler smith tells me they made sure max harris who is a vegan has been living off of brown beans in jail had a big spread of mediterranean food last night when he was released back to you. michelle thank you. family members of the victims of the ghost ship are speaking out tonight to many of them still shocked by the verdict. we talked with chris allen amanda kershaw brother, he said he does not agree with the not guilty verdict for max harris but is not surprised by it and he's frustrated with a hung jury on derek elmen a he says that it has been such a long row that he cannot imagine going through another trial. >>it feels complicated to think that they would go through this trial again. just have to wonder if there's going to be another plea deal and table or or it is leaving go back to trial. so you know we want we want accountability that's we've said from the start not what i've said from the start to be on the media like why we're here this is about accountability needs are 2 individuals that whose actions and lack of action. you know directly resulted in this tragedy and we

here is a look at your 24-hour max temperatures for today. we were actually a littleooler in some spots, but still managed to hit a high of 97 degrees in concord. a little more, 97. the san jose airport, 90 degrees. oakland, 79. sfo, 77. yesterday, sfo hit a high of 84 degrees. now that high pressure will continue to dominate in through monday as well. your overnight lows down into the 50s. we could see patchy fog early on for san francisco. currently at 57 degrees. and in san jose, current temperature 68 degrees. overnight lows into the 60s. we're going wake up to a lot of sunshine. very mild and comfortable. as the high pressure continues to dominate, but we've got an approaching cooler air mass that is going to help cool us off just a little bit through tomorrow. our daytime highs in san jose, 88 degrees. livermore, 92. concord, 92. if you're going to be heading to lake tahoe tomorrow, because it is labor day, wonderful weather. we're talking about 80s. maybe you're heading up to santa cruz. this weekend santa cruz looked like it was packed. i saw a tweeted video.

max foster. and that's all the sport for now we'll see you again a little later for more and that is it for thisnews hour but there's still plenty more ahead with the day's developments i'll be back in just a few minutes to stay with me thanks for watching. in just 20 years money home loans from banks something. almost bought and doesn't if it sells for one salty double she manages to such a sunset was it a visit someone constantly displaces solacing money on something like climate change is helping all the lives of the people who live on planet that's all. culture and downs thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to brace and maintain that cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are and whether. this is a suburb of the idiot capital due delhi so be refugees here since 964 buttons here have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up over a businesses and looking for work independently but for some i

sorceries this flow is sorcery max but sorcerer is always possible when you have a wizard up front of course i want to talk a little bit about nails the man scored 46 but is the good golfer i book today in a little over 100 appearances which is a pretty good stat i mean that be impressive for one of the champions league clubs the 3rd in the table at the moment i'm not saying they're going to be doing a leicester or anything like that but they have got a couple of comfortable games coming up before what i think we can all agree will be an early season top of the table showdown with dortmund in a few weeks but i know seriousness cracking start to be really cool if they continue and of course they've added a little bit of depth around that main manuals piece in that you're so fond of mark last season flyback finished 13th and hoffenheim solid table bring us back down to earth is no malice he going to set in for those 2 teams well yes and no i mean obviously for. i know they're not going to finish in the top full but you know they've got a good squad a good manager they've got very atmospheric ground accidental sofa wh

in iphone so there's the iphone 11 pro the iphone 11 probe, max and iphone 11 rumors suggest that the apple watch will also get a nice little make over along with updates for the ipad that's the map but and also apple tv hardware. that big event is happening at apple headquarters in cupertino. also because of that event expect road closures if you're driving near the apple headquarters today do expect to see some delays a 10 to avenue is going to be shut down and that's the road that leads to apple parkway in cupertino also if you take the tea avt a bus line to being rerouted around this closure and some bus stops will be close to so pay attention you can still walk or bike along that street that you cannot drive that closure we'll be in place until 6 o'clock this evening. first first win excuse me of the season for the raiders has been. >>and saying. antonio zoo. plus families and one affordable housing community new place to live after being forced out of their homes. also after the break dozens of anti vax ers are take over the state capitol and want governor newsom's office after he signs a controversial bill. a peek ou

max foster. and that's all the sport for now will see you again a little later.and that is it from me this news hour but don't go away we have plenty more still ahead and the barker will be here with more of the day's news to stay with us has been good to have you come. on counting the cost billions spent on add to fences but drones take out all from saudi arabia's oil production and look at that knock on effect back past the $30000000000.00 plan to move indonesia's sinking capital and the importance of the dollar to tina counting the costs on al-jazeera. the blowing up in the united states i learned that the 1st amendment is really key to being a freedom of the challenge is going to be. managed well and the resources that are available what makes al-jazeera story is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story wants to know the government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators want to apologize for that's what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. there was a lot of the air in this community and tha

super wide, regular wide the two-time zoom. iphone 11 has everything in the pro max but just a littlerent screen not as bright and colorful also doesn't have the zoom lens. this is what most people need to buy. it's $699. everyone is complaining that iphones are costing too much these are becoming service devices. portals to serve you have apple arcade, apple tv plus coming. you have apple news. you can pay for all of that. >> here is the thing i can't figure out i hate to say this the camera, more innovation. ios 13, which i can get on my current phone. is there something coming? have we maxed out on what they can do >> that's a good question. you saw that with the samsung and galaxy fold that didn't work yes, down the line, we'll get to seeing new devices that will get people to say, wow i need that things people care about >> next year, we are going to get 5g >> for people who want to buy this phone and get the next upgrade. you have early upgrade that's what i have >> this is a better camera that what we see here >> it is pretty good apple is working with developers to film multip

we've got mail your max has received colorful postcards from almost all over the world but how are these wonderful little cards made in the 1st place. turfing gauvin to market is in the baltic seaside resort of tavern and on the lookout for the perfect postcard motif. from your honor for an apostrophe we have a nice reflection in the water you can see the yachts mirrored in it and one in the background there is the famous old lighthouse of the highrise is a hotel which is also a landmark of topham and park and it's a good alternative to the standard reaction on its identity but of content you know that's what. the best publisher shining commissioned in govan to shoot images for the top of the postcard the company produces some 11000000 postcards a year. this one a hard art vestal important because they're simply part of people's holidays and if you ask folks what makes up their vacation they say eating ice cream playing mini golf going swimming and writing postcards that's why business is still good. a graphic artist to edit his images on his computer then i printed and close it with a high gloss finish.

little or no. in 75 minutes on d w. welcome to the girl max you tube channel. a good line of story. with exclusive. must see concerning arts and culture to ensure a. place to be for curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so for subscribers and don't miss out on. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany and my mother is from the united states of america so i realized fairly early that it makes sense to explain different realities. i'm out here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have 28 different realities and so i think people are really looking for. journalists they can trust for them to make sense of. why this is not so often i work at the government. this is the dublin years these are our top stories the british parliament against the far east as i'm sure later today lawmakers will be sent home regardless of how they vote in the 5 ministers call for a snap general election if queen elizabeth has formally approved a law forcing the government to delay branch

morgan buy sell very here's a little clip you did with r.t. at the time hi this is max geyser host of the cons report i want to talk to you about this global viral campaign kras j.p. morgan buy so over the fact is that j.p. morgan is a huge player in the derivatives market they've got a balance sheet exposure of something like 1.5 trillion a lot of that is tied to their silver shorts that is to say they have sold still silver contracts that don't exist they're engaged in naked short selling this is a form of counterfeiting huge hedge funds around the world are buying lots of silver because they know that if they force j.p. morgan to have to buy silver on the open market they're going to make money so what i'm saying is you can piggyback on these huge players all you need to do is buy one silver coin maybe to sell reclines demand physical delivery of that so far thus forcing j.p. morgan and these other financial terrorists to have to cover their negative bets and put a company like j.p. morgan basically forcing them into bankruptcy because there's no way they can cover t