david lebovitz from jpmorgan, thomas hoenig, charlie bobrinskoy, mona mahajan and paul hickey. >>> it was june 16 for the closing low. 3636 we're now almost half a percent below that right now this is a two-year chart, interesting to see where we've come from. this takes us basically back to right here that's the immediate post presidential election rally that we got it started on or right after election day in november of 2020 we pop to this level in the 36s and roundtrip from there now there's a lot of people talking about other levels below here that might be of significance which is more like in the 3400s we'll see about that things are getting very oversold a real washout type condition in the market today we'll see how it finishes up by the close. take a look at the energy dynamics here. participating in the down side more than fully today. the xle is down much more than the market today you see crude oil has had a below $80 a barrel print this is crude oil relative to the s&p 500 energy sector. you see how they were tracking perfectly until right around here they diverged a lit

at saint paul's cathedral, mona's from all walks of life congregated to pay their respects to the u. k. longest serving monic prime minister less trust and opposition leader kiss darma were among the attendees. hundreds of others had queued up for tickets the event to commemorate the queen's life and her legacy. earlier in the day and now king charles greeted well wishes outside buckingham palace where emotions were still rule unfairly. oh, poor girl, sandra joe lovingly thought i was a very precious place to come to an alleged world diarrhea. so there's a joy, the sadness bottles o celebration. king charles and his wife camilla made their way through the palace gates for the 1st time as king and queen consoles. and charles vowed to follow his mother's example as moronic as the queen herself did with such unswerving devotion. i too no solemnly pledged myself throughout the remaining time. god groan smith, to uphold the constitutional principles at the heart of our nation. and wherever you may live in the united kingdom, or in the realms and territories across the world, and whatever

kosar abdi, mona, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to boston and the reaction coming in after the boston celtics suspended their head coach for the entire upcoming season. espn reporting he had a consensual relationship with a member of his staff, and there were other findings from this months' long investigation. here's abc's gio benitez tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the boston celtics are defending their decision to suspend head coach ime udoka for the entire nba season over violations of team policies. >> i personally feel this is well warranted and appropriate, backed by substantial research and evidence and facts. and so i'm standing by the decision, and ime has accepted it. >> reporter: the team providing little details today, citing privacy concerns. but espn is reporting udoka had an intimate consensual relationship with a female staffer. according to the celtics they launched an investigation after learning of the violations back in july. that probe concluding two days ago. >> it's a time of concern and reflection and action. i do hope this represents the beginning of a

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when you look at the mona lisa, it sucks right? not going on national television saying the mona lisa succeeds. >> greg: all right. picasso what's up with that guy. >> emily: what i'm hearing is the level of imperfection that's human represents the soul and that's the beautiful part and this is so perfect andt isn't a. it just becomes something perfect. it's like the old -- those old turkish rugs where the guys who made it would deliberately make an imperfection to show it was human made and not machine made they wanted you to have the personal touch. what's interesting about the categories is it's almost like laws the world now doesn't fit into existing laws so people try to shove stuff into it so people were mad that this won but then there should have been a category that was like, for the best program that creates perfect art. you know, like that category was lacking >> greg: you know what human frailty, human flaws screwed this whole thing up. think about this tyrus, forget what that lady's sa saying. >> tyrus: sfliet she's hu

paul butler and mona charen, thank you both very much. appreciate it.on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. od evening, alex >> well tonight, chris. -- i learned from the prompter about the -- race. i learned in my head. it is ranked choice voting thing -- it's palin who has represented a democrat in 50 years. >> someone who's from one of the indigenous -- genous - think the republicans woke leftist nightmare. >> incredible. >> have a good night. >> you too. >> thanks and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. do you remember this issue of time magazine? it is from march of 2009 it got donald trump on and underneath the caption, trump is hitting on all fronts, even tv? there is another caption, the apprentice is a television smash. that magazine cover reportedly hung on the wall in at least five of donald trump's golf clubs at the beginning of his presidency.ni with just one problem. it was not real. as "washington post" reporter david onfairnhold uncovered in june of

queen elizabeth's own coronation for the vast majority of mona c, a queen elizabeth is the only monarch they have ever known. the end of the 2nd elizabethan age is slowly marching to a close. this the long good bye to one of the last. i combs of the 20th century down the mile across horse guards parade ground, where the queen has for so many years come to inspect her troops. and then a long white hole passed government to and down the street to the houses of parliament . and the 900 year old westminster hall. oh, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, conducting prayers up to the coffin's arrival with thy servant, queen elizabeth, and all the faithful departed. ah, her own mother lay in state here 20 years ago. and now, queen elizabeth's coffin resting on a raised podium, a katterfield where it will remain until her state funeral on monday. the doors of the great hola open 24 hours a day to allow a continuous cue of modest kilometers long to fall silently past senior royals to are expected to pay their own tribute. standing guard by the coffin, in a tradition known as the vigil of

paul butler and mona charen, thank you both very much. appreciate it.s right now. good evening, alex. starts oh, what a night, chris. >> i learned from the prompter about the alaska race, which i just counted my head. i was like, it is this rank choice voting thing you know, it's palin versus a democrat who has not represented in 50 years. >> someone from one of the indigenous tribes in alaska, it is literally the republicans woke left nightmare. sarah palin gets defeated by

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london, 2000 people pack saint paul's cathedral to pay their respects at saint paul's cathedral, mona's from all walks of life congregated to pay their respects to the u. k. longest serving monic prime minister less truss. and opposition leader kiss donna were among the attendees. hundreds of others had queued up for tickets the event to commemorate the queen's life and her legacy. earlier in the day and now king charles greeted well wishes outside buckingham palace, where emotions were still rule. unfairly open bird sal . good jordan. luckily like i was very precious place to come to an emergency towards the rear. so there's a jordan sadness bottles o celebration. king charles and his wife camilla made their way through the palace gates for the 1st time as king and queen consoles. and charles vowed to follow his mother's example as monica. as the queen herself did with such unswerving devotion, i too no solemnly pledged myself throughout the remaining time. god groan smith to uphold the constitutional principles at the heart of our nation. and wherever you may live in the united kingdo

then, i was able to introduce janelle monae with her book the memory library and. talk about making librarians cool. it's science fiction and everything, however she was not the rock star she was a reader and someone who loves octavia butler the science fiction writer. she related to the people in the audience, but all of us. she is part of our reading group. >> you have a book in your lap. what is this? >> i mentioned politics and prose is here and they made it through the pandemic. i saw a young lady. she was dressed so creatively and beautifully. >> is it that young lady? >> yes and i asked her -- she said i'm an author and i said what's your book and she said black girls sew. this is going to be the perfect gift for my little grand friend who just got her first. jeans. she likes to make things and craft. she is 12 years old. this is going to be so cool and i'm going to get an autographed. that's the beauty of the book festival, you get to meet the authors, you get to think about books that are unique. first time authors, authors who have been around a long time

you know, this is an incredible height to see hundreds of mona's have got that here. along the bar along the road. this community was very dear to the queen hobbs. this is less comfortable where she felt like, you know, when she was younger, she would be seen driving around. like today's people, you know, you would come across, you would come across hikes. so she was, she was not just a queen here, but she was more than that. she was a neighbor. she was part of the community. if you can just emily, i know you you, you sent us a report which we've been showing all day where you spoke to some people in the village. what did they tell you about their encounters with her or what it was like to live next to the queen? yes, i mean, everyone spoke very lovingly about these experiences. you know how, how noble at all felt when she would occasionally she would pop into the butcher's here i think on 2 occasions she popped into a book. but you know, just about the place for a long company or have worked for the world family. so in a lot of people have met the queen to all the nu

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that moves through the mona passage a watch for parts of the dominican republic. heavy rain there. then it tracks north. it misses the season bahamas. but look out bermuda by the m middle oft week. island has 365 shelters up and running ahead of fiona. >> mike seidel, thank you. >>> world leaders on their way to london for monday's state funeral for queen elizabeth ii. president joe biden and first lady dr. jill biden arrived tonight stepping off air force once outside the british capital. >> reporter: well, mourners from around the world continue to join that 15-hour line as tonight the queen's grandchildren share their grief. they came to stand vigil for the queen. but to all eight of elizabeth ii's grandchildren, she was affectionately their granny. as the public streamed past them in the westminster hall, their silent vigil somehow felt private and personal with prince william at the head of the late monarch's coffin and experience harry at the footss in milita ur king charles' request. it's the first time the duke of sussex has done so since he and his wife meghan stepped back

san francisco resident mona said that's queen and the new king are both in her thoughts. >> i thought i will pick up some flowers and take a card for charles the 3rd, king charles and just make me feel good. >> reporter: just as the queen left a lasting impression when she visited in 1983, then prince charles did the same when he visited in 2005, especially at the old western saloon. >> ? it wasn't in the plan to have them come over. >> reporter: photographs mark the occasion when the prints of wales and his new wife decided to get a couple beers here. matt gallagher remembers them as funny. >> he is just a guy. she just a woman. she are important and we definitely got a little bit of notice or celebrity from that. >> reporter: he said it's strange to think that charles is now the king. the uk will have 10 to 12 days of mourning for the queen before her funeral. king charles the 3rd is already king but a formal coronation will happen arch the burial. >> king charles arrived at his new home and gave his first address as monarch. in his speech he paid tribute to his late mother, calling

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mona, let's start here.ion about whether this rally is just the bear market rally we witnessed in the summer. what is the difference? mona: this rally is driven by anticipation of the number we will get at 8:30, which is a cpi print that will likely be below last month. headline inflation likely to come down given what we are seeing and gas prices and oil prices. all eyes will be on the core figure. shelter and rent tends to be stickier. we are getting offside to lower airline fares. we are probably poised for a decent number at 8:30. the story for the rest of the year is what direction of travel will inflation go. the fed wants to see not just one print lower, they want to see two for three or four prints lower. if the fed can pause and financial condition start to ease, that is what we would a more sustainable rally. until then we think volatility is more likely. tom: you have a huge advantage with the representation of edward jones, they are nationwide. how crushed are the clients of edward jones by this

mona, thank you so much. >>> we head overseas now and turn to the war in ukraine. white house is asking congress for additional funds, $13 billion for military aid for the country. that's as inspectors get a look inside the power plant. the facility reportedly taking on some damage. abc's tom soufi burridge is in ukraine with more. >> reporter: this morning, the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog warning of grave risks from fighting near the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. a team of inspectors getting an up and close tour of the facility for themselves. witnessing the damage. >> i was able to see myself and my team, impact holes, markings on buildings of shelling, so which means that the physical integrity of the facility has been violated, not once, but several times. >> reporter: staff from the agency staying on site to assess the safety of the plant amid a highly unpredictable situation. and overnight the white house asking congress for an additional $13.7 billion in aid to ukraine to fund more military equipment and intelligence support. >> you have air for how long? >> 30 mi

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what is the special relationship between a sea sponge from a great barrier reef and, for example, monaut there is a simpler task to try to see the connection between the storm and the old world and the state of the american economy. far from brilliant it should be noted condition. the course of events of the alien, of course, is determined by the non-secret spoon, even by arming it with supercomputers. she could not program people, troubles and government crises. but you can accept the theory of soft touch in the united states. no, the need to construct reality to the smallest detail is enough to set general trends in the global economy with only weak impulses . politicians. now, no one has left. there seems to be no doubt that the ukrainian conflict, before flaring up with open fire, smoldered for a long time under poorly, how and why it continues to be sorted out. everything is clearer too. it's hard not to notice that the intensity of the conflict, as well as the sparks around china's perimeter, are flaring up. coincidentally, the more difficult the situation in the american economy

we immediately acted as a united front, there would be no such hell how they speak sans look at how monano votes and acts european union how strong they have within the block discipline it extends automatically even to those who do not agree with the decisions made on the site vopros who prevents us from using this block resource here is the snow we need to take in an example of a single one, we will simply be crushed and torn apart. in january, i warned that the main goal of certain external forces is to undermine the stability of the evolutionary path of development all over the soviet space, they started with belarus, then the infection spread to kazakhstan, now it's russia's turn. well, as we see, problems are also created in armenia and there is no need to think that someone will bypass the side. well, we see how putin and lukashenko are trying to create the illusion of this unity that's how it is, although uh, on the example of the same kazakhstan that lukashenko mentioned. last year or at the beginning of this year, we saw that it was not like that, or is china actually playing a

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queen elizabeth's own coronation for the vast majority of mona c. a queen elizabeth is the only monarch they have ever known. the end of the 2nd elizabethan age is slowly marching to a close. this the long good bye to one of the last. i combs of the 20th century down the mile across horse gods parade. ground where the queen has for so many years come to inspect her troops. and that a long white hole passed government departments and down street to the houses of parliament. and the 900 year old westminster hall. ah, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, conducting prayers up to the coffin's arrival with thy servant, queen elizabeth, and all the faithful departed parent mother lay in state here 20 years ago. and now, queen elizabeth's coffin resting on a raised podium, a cattle fog where it will remain until her state funeral on monday. the doors of the great hall are open 24 hours a day to allow a continuous cue of mourners kilometers long to file silently past senior royals to are expected to pay their own tribute. standing guard by the coffin

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we may have to test that 3650 again, but i don't think a big case for a big swish down to 3300 >> mona risk/reward perspective, we got that rally, at least part of that was on the idea the fed would shift, but not all of it you had some economic resilience where do you think that leaves us here with, again, the s&p about halfway between the june lows and august highs. >> yeah, you know, look, the fed probably wasn't thrilled they saw the rally from june to mid august equities were up, bond yields were down, financial conditions were easing, not really conducive to that inflation-fighting mandates he really did reset market expectations here. we saw bond yields creep higher. the dollar is at a new high, this is the direction of travel that i think the fed is more comfortable with we do think going forward, you know, over the next few months, the old adage, don't fight the fed, certainly is still in play. but to the point earlier, we don't think that we'll get another bear market rally, if we do test those lows we do think a lots of the worked to the down side that was put in the first h

organizations and youth foundations and founded the food company dodgy. organics, will he make his markers mona to i think inevitably, charles is a sole filling kid. he's not going to be king for decades. and in many ways, i think he is a sort of stop gap figure before the accession of king william. and i think the hopes for the monarchy really ah, for finding a relevance and voice for the 21st century will be very much focused on william bought. first begins the reign of charles the thought long lived the king. now the flexing movement of the 19 sixty's might have been made famous by the lakes of yoko ono an yoseph boys, but one of its founders george maternity was born in the small lithuanian city of colonists, which lies west of the capital, a villainous this year. counties has been named one of the 3 european capitals of culture. one of the highlights was the flex this festival held in memory of the cities famous sun, your max reports her axle pim of easy got involved. ah hey, i am accept him of easy and i'm here in colonized one of this year's european capital of culture tonight is the lex

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he can be heard on finneas' new single "mona lisa, mona lisa" you can catch him on upcoming tours withd him over on instagram. andrew marshall is here, everybody. thank you, andrew, for a wonderful week [ cheers and applause you guys, we are thrilled to be joined tonight by the fantastic cast and director of the highly anticipated film "nope," which opens in theaters and imax tomorrow please welcome to the show daniel kaluuya, keke palmer, brandon perea, and jordan peele! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: welcome, everybody. >> hey >> seth: congratulations on the film it's fantastic jordan, i just want to start what does it feel like i know you had the premiere on monday you get to see it with a large group of people for the first time this is an idea that's obviously been in your head for a long time is it very satisfying to see it with a large group of people >> it is very -- i love watching these films with people i love hearing an audience and i also love it when you don't hear an audience and you look over and they're like - [ light laughter ] that, i -- i l

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security agreement in order to counter this collective action. how hellish they say sansa, look at how monano votes and acts in the european union, how strong is their intra-block discipline it spreads automatically even to those who do not agree with the decisions made in the council, the question is who prevents us from using this block resource, here is the snow. we need to take an example one by one . there is an undermining of stability, a violation of the evolutionary path of development throughout the soviet space, they started with belarus, then the infection spread to kazakhstan, now it's russia's turn. well, as we see in problems are created in armenia and there is no need to think that someone will bypass the side. well, we see how putin and lukashenko are trying to create the illusion of this unity , at least on the example of the same kazakhstan that lukashenko mentioned. last year or at the beginning of this year, we saw that there that's not the way they took it, is china actually there, the video, uh, or now we see how this whole structure, which was molded by putin for 20 y

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the task and functionality of everything, this is a structure that has a monopoly effect when this monas the so-called brutal war manifested itself, it is about works solzhenitsy na do we varlamo shalamov and here now the zone gets weapons and gets a residence permit in the state eh you are very professional criminals become an important political subject in the vasya system of russia and well you imagine what will happen after the positions that are not far away when all this the defeated army will return in the capital, and who will be the most active. it's the same. wagner, from his criminals, and they will come, uh, corrupted by robberies, uh , in such villages and cities, where they stuffed transporters with telephones and vacuum cleaners. they will come to rublyovka slaughter for larger prey putin is launching massive mechanisms of final disintegration here now, uh, half of his uh, uh, appeal was sent from the invisible to accuse the west. will destroy the times, the west is planning the disintegration of russia, the west demands from russia one thing: leave the territory of ukrai

for the russians themselves, because a few days before the heroic well, you have to call things your monasussian propagandists spread such a revealing video that teachers of special education in russia have returned to the city of kupyansk and are now preparing to teach in kupyansk in local schools according to the russian program, so we can see now cadres as happy teachers are coming back the reception is so wonderful people these people are happy that is, they are synchronous even more we will not waste time on this these people fix that a few days before the counterattack look like this we already have teachers there already our schools will now teach in russian program they cover all of this, it goes like this, after a few days, what happens is also a big surprise for them, and now what we see. the town so where are they ready to accept all these people who happily flashed their russian passports with russian ideas, i.e. people well, let's go, well, this is a fair definition even for these people, so that they are collaborators, yes . the signal is very, very important to me, because t

mona kosar abdi has the story. good morning, mona. >> reporter: george, good morning.uote, became inappropriate. ♪ girls like you run around with guys like me ♪ five lead singer adam levine oo- denying rumors he had an affair while married to his wife of eight years, model behati prinsloo but admitting he, quote, crossed the line. >> no one fights harder than me. six seasons. >> reporter: the former judge on "the voice" writing on instagram, wrote, a lot is being said about me right now and i want to clear the air. i used poor judgment in speaking with anyone other than my wife in any kind of flirtatious manner. i did not have an affair. nevertheless, i crossed the line during a regrettable period in my life. >> i'm sure you know who adam levine is. but adam and i were seeing each other for about a year. >> reporter: on monday 24-year-old social media influencer sumner stroh went viral after posting this video on tiktok claiming she had a year-long relationship with the "moves like jagger" singer even sharing screen shots of what she says are conversations they had onl

good morning to you, mona. >> reporter: amy, good morning.oyota prius, one of the most targeted vehicles when it comes to catalatic converter thefts. this is what these thieves are after. if you follow me to the front of the vehicle, in between the two front tires you will find the catalytic converter. i'm told thieves will slide under the vehicle, unbolt it from the car, slice it right out of the exhaust and they're gone in under two minutes and you're left with thousands of dollars in damage. this morning, california the latest state cracking down on catalytic converter theft, making it more difficult for thieves to pawn off and resell these valuable car parts. >> it will now be illegal in california to buy catalytic converters from anyone other than licensed auto dismantlers or dealers. >> reporter: new legislation increases penalties for buyers who can't prove the catalytic converter was not stolen and requires recyclers to keep specific records showing they're only doing business with car owners and authorized sellers. >> you take away t

s. capital, mona, 100 design is a shang, the latest looks at this is new york fashioned way, including veterans like tom ford and the italian luxury brand fendy. but this season it's the newcomers that are changing the face of fashion. kristin salome has more. ah, the voluminous unisex styles of aaron pots helped kick off new york fashion week. his runway models and flowing clothes, reflecting the diversity of city streets. for me as a designer, i really design around beautiful shapes and beautiful shapes can look good on a variety of people, different sizes, different gender expressions. i have worked for companies that would show things that didn't represent me or people that i love. so i said to myself, when i have the chance, i'm going to show real beauty what the world actually looks like. gender fluid, fashion, a big trend in man's where this here showcase by models of various ethnicities and ages. 2 years ago i made nationwide demonstrations for social justice, the council of fashion designers of america promised to create systemic change within the industry. and this year, fash

here's mona kosar abdi tonight. >> reporter: the moments captured on this heart pounding body cameraootage tonight under investigation. >> put your hands up. turn around. sectedorter: police in colorado road rage complaint yareni rios gonzalez. >> keep your hands above your head. >> don't move. >> reporter: they handcuffed her and walked her to a police cruiser. >> where are you taking me? >> we're taking you to the car. >> reporter: but that car is sitting on train tracks. >> take a seat. >> reporter: and as officers go search her truck for weapons, an oncoming train is sounding its horn. at first the officers seemingly unaware. the moment is difficult to watch. >> oh, many i god! >> move your car! >> stay back! >> reporter: another officer seen getting out of way right before the train slams into that cruiser. that cruiser a mangled wreck. >> the suspect was in the vehicle hit by the train. >> reporter: somehow gonzalez survived, but suffered serious injuries. her lawyer says she's still in the hospital, has a broken ribs, arm, and sternum. at least one officer involved has been pl

thank you so much. mona scott for so we've just been listening to the iranian president abraham, right. you see, speaking there in new york, making a number of remarks about reese and protests in iran, which you seem to categorize more as riot suggesting that there was an element of public disorder. but he was being asked there about the death of mass armine. he said that it is being investigated. he pointed out that there were no signs of torture on her body or beatings. of course, the official account from police is that she was not beaten while she was in detention, but the family of mass armenian, and also many people inside the country do not believe this official account of what has taken place. now, president did say that he has spoken to massa, i mean his family is assured them that her death is going to be investigated very closely. but of course, this is the young woman who was arrested by the morality pete police for allegedly violating the country's dress code. this has triggered several days of unrest in iran. and we have seen footage is that a steady stream of pictures, i

still ahead on al jazeera thousands of mona's pay. the final respects to queen elizabeth as her body lies in states at westminster plus crumbling economy. as for people to use a cheaper mode of ah, the journey has begun. the b for world copies on its way to the castle book, your travel package today. hello there. let's have a look at the weather in east asia and after the strongest storm to hit shanghai this century, the remnants of that typhoon are moving pretty quickly through the north, east of china and on to north korea. now this is a rainmaker bringing torrential rain by the time we get into saturday will sweep into rushes far east. no hot on its heels. we have another system. this is strengthening as it works its way across southern islands of japan. it is expected to move towards south korea by the time we get into next week, bringing a significant storm surge as well as flooding raines and damaging winds. now despite all of this wet weather, we're still seeing some heat, particularly across japan, temperatures well above the

more large-scale police, the operation blocked the center of london as well representatives of the monahere to london for this funeral . leaders from different countries came here from different parts of the world, among them french president emmanuel macron, canadian prime minister justin trudeau. and, of course, the main guest for the british cabinet of ministers is us president jubaiden, the prime minister of great britain or the country was going to meet with him, but the us administration decided otherwise, saying that they would meet in new york at the session of the un general assembly biden. but we could to make out the londoners motorcade. a, with his famous monster car, was stuck in london traffic yesterday while driving to a buckingham palace reception, but baden is also remembered for using a cheat sheet when writing down a condolence book. and one more observation, which we shared with journalists. today the whole worldly abbey at the ceremonial service at the canoe for the president of the united states had a rather rather inappropriate moment with a pleased look, but, app

i cross live out to mona. sh dia palestinian digital rice defendant. joining us here were naughty international, a very good afternoon to you today. what are you surprised at all by the findings of the report? i mean, at the end of the day it's facebook's parent company mehta, ultimately admitting that it failed. thanks for having me here. they. and to be honest, this, that this said you do, you villages? 30 port has nothing new because those recommendations that the b s are recommending to facebook we have in the commanding and falling on facebook to implement them for years. now, as through our campaigns and through our advocacy work alongside with our region, the local and international partners and allies. but there is like something a little bit surprising about this report, which is the b s r. differentiate between that intentional bias, unintentional biased by facebook, and to be honest, they said like there is a bias like mit is having a bias against palestinians, but this is an unintentional why. however we have been calling unmet. i'm calling attention to that this proportion to see a

san francisco resident mona ino says the queen and the new king are both in her thoughts. >> and i thought i'm going pick up some flowers and take a card for charles iii, king charles, and just make me feel good. >> reporter: just as queen elizabeth left a lasting impression on the bay area when she visited in 1983, then prince charles did the same when he visited in 2005, especially at the old western saloon in point reyes, marin county. >> it was not in the plan at all to have them come over to the westerns. >> reporter: photos on the wallmarked the occasion when the princess of wales and his new wife camilla parker bowles decided to get a couple of beers here. matt gallagher remembers the princess of wales and duchess of cornwall as funny and personable. >> he is just a guy and she is just a woman, but they are important. and we definitely got a little bit of notoriety or celebrity from that. >> reporter: he said it's odd to think that charles is now the king, according to the british consulate, the uk will have 10 to 12 days of mourning for queen elizabeth before her formal funeral. ki

mona lisa grew luxurious eyebrows lost her mystery to improve the masterpieces of world art, with thethey tried internet users and the results of their work are shocking on the faces of the jaconda, the details that were missing in the original, the electronic brain corrected the cheekbones, the shape of the eyes and, most importantly, the eyebrows. so much so that monolysis has become a modern girl, the girl pearl earring has also changed. by the third. yana fan drew every hair, as in the photo, and in the cry of edward moon and artificial intelligence, it seemed that all these swirls unreliably convey reality. as a result, instead of scream, it turned out sad girl on the background of harsh yords. well, you can believe it. come on, but how to carry out repairs and not make it even worse, the deceit on the part of the workers, the protracted deadlines, too expensive materials, but one sure way to save nerve cells, also causes alarm. it's all there in the new program. big changes will tell you how to transform square meters on a budget and make life comfortable. and now we will also f