meta metta -- meta doing that for a short time.change there and what will happen here? representatives of the union backing journalist and a australia say it is too hard to tell. those familiar with the matter don't believe if the bill is passed it would save realism but it is a source of revenue if it is passed. reggie: a new audio former president donald trump is raising some questions. in that recording, he acknowledge having classified documents in a conversation from 2021. abc news has not attained the recording but sources say trump refers to a document which equals -- claims is about a potential attack on iran. the recording was aware of the concerns about holding the document. >> did you ever's -- ever show those classified documents? >> not really. i would have the right to. reggie: his lawyers called the new recording "leaks radical partisans". kumasi: amazon will be paying tens of millions of dollars in civil penalties and customer refunds all in connections involving privacy concerns. jobina: amazon is agreeing to pay m

metta has threatened to pull all news from its platforms.waii drives into the water. i can't stand this. how this driver got out of her car safely. >> we are looking live right at the big board of the new york stock exchange. another update on the markets next. >> an excuse to give yourself more time for the weekend. why you may be able to clock out a little early today. stay with us on the streaming app. today, we have a show chock full of entertainment. i am going to talk thomas the third who is in a new show. join us by downloading the app now. >> that's exciting. get that app. here is a live look out our walnut creek camera. temperatures today back to average. in the first column, you can see where we will land later on this afternoon. in the middle column, the average high's for the second day of june. we are at or may be a degree above where we should be this time of year. we will plan out your friday as we go, hour by hour. increasing sunshine into the early afternoon. it will feel warm out there with temperatures in the 70's and 80's

google glass, which had a very not so glorious end, and how is this different from the metaverse that metta is trying to create? abra competition has been heating up. meta is trying to sell this idea of virtual reality, augmented reality, and it has been a lukewarm reaction so far from consumers. not a lot of people are buying into the idea. but this is apple, so there could be a chance here that people say hey, if apple makes it, i will buy it. the kind of have a history of doing that. it will be interesting to see if that changes things but also the timing is different here. when google glass came out in 2013, 2014, it was kind of the wrong timing. i don't know if people were really ready for something like that or wanting something like that, and then we had something like the pandemic happened where a lot of things became virtual, and now, you know, we are warming up to the idea, slowly but surely come up having virtual interaction with people in this way, with augmented reality or virtual reality. so it is a bit more immersive than a google glass. you put it on and you can tell you are

so roy chubby brown, i'm big, so i hate metta, nnr— brown, i'm big, so i hate metta, nnr rn— brown, i'ms are going—up- they are choosing what words are going—uplourl going to be coming up on our screens. iwhen-arel going to be coming up on our. screens. iwhen-are sort screens. so when they are sort of a word like for of shutting down a word like for vulva and various other things, it has an impact. and they are they have said they've they've been blocking ads. but now facebook like, oh no, that was a mistake. the other thing that's interesting about is this mistake. the other thing that's in'aresting about is this mistake. the other thing that's in'a corporationit is this mistake. the other thing that's in'a corporation protestinglis is a corporation protesting another got another corporation. you've got bodyform coming in and picketing another. i don't i'm trying to think of examples of that happening. i think that's a somewhat interesting element. and there's someone at bbc three presenter cherry healey says she wants a 13 year old daughter to know what the five gynaecological cancers

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possible candidates, and the most serious the candidate is considered to be the leader of denmark, metta frederiks, in 2019 she became the youngest prime minister and thanks to the successful fight against the pandemic, she was re-elected for a second term , at the moment there are no candidates who would attract the support of the majority of nato countries , so the consultations continue, but the time to choose a favorite is running out, the next one is the italians will take place already in july , so there is a high probability that stoltenberg will be persuaded to stay at least for another year svitlana chernetska yuriy romanyuk details british bureau of the inter marathon tv channel the only news germany will transfer a large amount of armored vehicles to ukraine, information about this was published on the official website of the country's government website, it is primarily about a new package of defense assistance , it will include dozens of armored vehicles , 64 tracked all-terrain vehicles bandwagon 206 and 66 armored personnel carriers of an unnamed model , probably btr 1, in

alexander metta has already released three films . he graduated from the gig.y and vasily shukshin wonderfully, an incredible workshop by mikhail roma, according to alexander naumovich. well, it's not like he's learned a lot. he understood roma more when he had already re-read those very lectures. released in a book edition and the sixty -seventh year is important in soviet cinema in soviet history, including because the fiftieth anniversary of the great october socialist revolution was widely celebrated many special films were released and apparently alexander meta thought that a would be great. to show how a new soviet art began in the revolution in the minds of people at that time among people associated with art. yes, when they think from the twenties, and at the beginning of the xx and ​​sergei einstein, first of all, everything here is meyerhol and the idea is to show how such an artist is. e, the revolutionary exists e not just in a situation where the entire state system is changing. yes, but when in some periods the system changes almost everyone a day

elon musk took issue with metta's development of an app.lenged zuck to slug it out in person writing "i'm up for a cage match if he is." lol! now, we have yet to find out who lol is... [laughter] is lol like, i don't know, does he identify as lol? we don't know. zuckerberg then commented on instagram, "send me location." yeah. are they feuding or flirting? of course, a lot of people thought it was all a joke, but ufc president dana white says he spoke to both parties and they're dead serious as long as elon could pass his drug test for odefinitelyic. musk even tweeted his enthusiasm at having joe rogan referee as long as he can pass his drug test for horse pills. i'm joking! that was a lie perpetrated by cnn. it was ivermectin which is a drug regularly used by billions of people. see how i corrected myself? maybe you'll learn something from that, audience. couple of things to consider, elon's 51. he's taller and heavier. zuck is only 39 and trained marshal artist currently competing in brazilian jiu-jitsu. he even won a tournament earlier t

two california s of the bills would make teaching media literacy in the classroom metta toy. idea is for students to know what stories are not accurate on social media. a 2020 survey conducted by common sense media found many students can't tell the difference. menlo park is a big men argues this could have devastating consequences. >> january 6 and the attack on the capital of the u.s. is a perfect example of that where the big lie, lies about the accuracy of our elections, spread like wildfire on our social media and people believed it. kumasi: another bill with survey schools on how they are teaching media literacy. this would seek input from teachers, tech experts, and researchers. reggie: a company is responding after male information was sent with relevant information about results to their blood tests. grail says the problem is a software glitch. the company says it takes seriously our commitment to reliable and accurate test results and the highest quality experience for our patients. grail has numerous control processes to ensure test results meet our rigorous accura

when there are global decisions being made by google and amazon and twitter and metta to reduce theirl head count, that has some impact on ireland. but the message is very, very positive and very strong. they want to maintain and in the future grow their presence in ireland rather than anything else even though we've seen some setbacks this year. dani: right. so as we're looking at setbacks, as we're sort of waiting as you say as they're promising the growth will come, what do you do for attracting foreign direct investment? simon: we continue to make sure that ireland's proposition remains competitive. ireland's pitch if you like for foreign direct investment is very clear. we have a very stable political environment in ireland. we have a lot of certainty in terms of tax policy in ireland. and how that sinks in with global tax policy now. but most importantly, it's the skills you get in ireland. you know, we have coming out of irish universities now, probably the highest level of stem based degrees. so we have a conveyor belt of talent coming out of irish universities which is proven

metta international and 15 mile per hour winds in hayward backing through castro valley 20 and fairfieldll remain a bit on the breezy to windy side throughout the night up to 20mph. meanwhile currently 70 degrees in napa. it's in the low 70s and throughout the rose garden district at campbell and cupertino. how about union city and fremont all at 71 degrees and 74. now in redwood city, the winds are ushering the pollen around. and i know this is pretty regional, but keep in mind, for the most part, it's the olive and juniper trees that continue to blossom. in the grass comes into play. if you're going to play golf tomorrow with dad on saturday or sunday, make sure you're advised of that. the grass count is rising, so we have a few high, thin clouds sweeping across southern california. we have the fog, the low clouds just hanging tight to our media coastline. tomorrow's going to wipe away. it will be seasonal, albeit breezy. i'm talking about winds up to 20, gusts up to 30mph during the afternoon hours. windier on sunday. here's how we're playing our futurecast you see the clouds roll in

a spokesperson for metta said if the journalism preservation act passes, we will be forced to remove news from facebook and instagram. a similar requirement was put in place and r -- place in australia, and then companies may deals with news outlets. there are plenty of questions, one being, have journalists in australia benefited with the change their? those familiar with the overseas development say it is too hard to tell. >> there needs to be a guarantee that the money goes to the newsroom and not the board room. amanda: you just portillo, the deputy chief executive of the union representing journalists in australia. he says, clearly, there are big sums of money involved and some evidence that the hurting media landscape has stabilized there, but he emphasizes it is too hard to tell. there is a lot more to comb through this morning but now, live outside of meta headquarters, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: new developments in the high-stakes dealing at the u.s. capitol where the house approved a bill to avoid the nation from defaulting on its debt while cutting government

those who believe in small d democratic ideals, what is the appropriate way to handle these ideas of mettaolitical violence? do we echo five m by covering them? jeff: pretending they are not there is not going to work. it is a big part of the american landscape. we can't fat -- we can't fact check a myth, but we can interpret it. we can say, here is what is happening and how we organize. the other thing we can do is support the rule of law. what is happening tomorrow in miami is the most important part of this work. we proceed with the work of democracy. we proceed with the work of the rule of law. those of us in the press pay attention, interpret, and call out what it is. we have to get away from saying, this is not conservative rhetoric. this is fascist rhetoric. this is violent rhetoric. and we have to name it as such. amna: that is jeff sharlet, professor at dart meant college -- dartmouth college. thank you for your time. jeff: thank you. ♪ geoff: president biden will meet with outgoing nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg tomorrow. they are expected to discuss russia's ongoing inv

twitter versus metta to see which billionaire is better at elon musk about zuckerberg have agreed tottle their online rivalry in a real world cage match to the death. featu i added that last part, butri it's featuring more nerd on nerd violence than someone vin mus the line at comic-co earlier this week, elon tookk to issue with meadow's reported development ofok app that will directly compete with twitter. see how nerdy this is? >> sharing his displeasure in a tweet thread, elon challengelt zuck to slug it out in personin writing, quote, i'm up for a cage match if he is lol. now we have yet to find out who lol is lol like i don't know. it does identify as lol we don't know. zuckerberg then commented on instagramzuck quote send me location. >> oh yeahe they, they feuding flirting. of course, a lot of peopleit was thought it was all a joke. white but ufc president dana white sok sayse to spoke to both parties n they're dead serious. as long as ellen can cou pass hs drug test for his epic. musk even tweeted his enthusiasm at having joe rogan refere e as long as he couldi'm jo pass his

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of facebook or metta has -- meta as it's now called mark zuckerberg. take so stuff around covid earlier on in the pandemic where there were real health implications, there hadn't been time to tbli vet the scientific assumption, unfortunately a loft establishment on that waffled on a bunch of facts and asked for a bunch of things to be censored in retrospect ended up being more debatable or true. and that stuff, mr. zuckerberg continued, is tough. it undermines trust. we are learning more and more about the role that the c.d.c. and government authorities played in those efforts to censor certain facts or opinions related to covid-19. many of which in the words of mr. zuckerberg ended up being more debatable or true. we also saw the c.d.c. throughout the covid era take truly radical positions such as recommending masks for children as young as 2. this was -- this defied the international consensus. it was not what the w.h.o. recommended or the european counterpart of the c.d.c. recommended. it was the c.d.c.'s position. we also saw how the department app

bradbury writing works and i'd like to welcome his new book prize sponsors the universal studio and metta so sit back and please enjoy tonight's book prizes. everyone. now let me pass the mic. our outstanding books editor and emcee boris kachka. thank you, kevin. good evening, everyone. welcome to the in-person the second in-person l.a. times awards in a row. i'd like to start the evening with a quote from an l.a. based novelist. last week, the times book section, a list of the 110 essential los angeles books. we began our selection process by sending a survey to hundreds of writers. we were asking about their favorites, but one of our ulterior motives to solicit and publish as many spicy comments on literature as we could. one of my favorites was from steve erickson, whose complex novels don't fit into any neat categories. asked about his favorite literary, he wrote him. literary fiction is a fake category he concocted in new york. there is no l.a. literary fiction, and thank god for that. let the snobs stay on the coast. and that's a debatable point. but it makes some sense when you con

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he is more opposed to the appointment of danish prime minister metta frederikson as the new general secretaryliance's needs in the face of russia's invasion of ukraine . in addition, denmark has defaulted on spending. on the contrary, warsaw wants the alliance to be led by a politician from the eastern flank. nato andrei vladimirovich in kiev, do you have any sources? and in warsaw, more than well then, so report, firstly, those, uh, publications that were quoted here by this publication, so to speak, marginal publications in poland, these newspapers. we read memorized. yes , with regard to belarus , two things must be understood here. i know the belarusian position well and it has been completely destroyed, it is not there. now it does not pose any threat to the country first, but. secondly, there have been no migrants on the border between poland and belarus for a long time. there is a wall, but there are no migrants there. and third. what else? and probably it is fundamentally important that the belarusian-polish border fundamentally different from the russian-ukrainian border. excuse me,

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