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the social media platform x is hiring 100 content moderators for its new office in texas. icting child abuse content and it comes just days before a us senate hearing about online child sexual exploitation. chief executive of ex— lindy carino is scheduled to testify along with snap, mata and discord. and staying with the technology sector — more than 20,000 tech workers around the world have lost theirjob in the first month of this year. that is according to tracking website layoffs.fyi. google, microsoft, amazon and ebay are just some of the companies that have announced spending cuts. tom kang is a research director at technology market research firm counterpoint. earlier, he told me why leading companies in the tech industry are letting people go. it comes at a time where they are newly investing in al, so on the surface it looks like they are shifting from other technologies to ai, but underlying is the fact that the interest rate is very high, which is the cost of investment. so, they have to prioritise the investments now, and the other factor is that the global econo

it is important to continue that sort of engagement and our office actually very much looks forward working hand in hand with our new inspector general. one thing very important to understand, this supports our shared goals, our shared vision. t nojust with the sheriff office and oversight bored and your mission as the inspector general, but with the community at large. transparency, accountability, continuous improvement, those are the goals we hope to achieve and reach and continue to reach to and with your 33 years of experience in al meady county at the district attorney office that represent immense amounts of experience and knowledge which we are very confident will represent fair and impartial approaches to independent investigations. fair and impartial approaches to who we are and what we are capable of becoming in the time and years to come. would no agenda other then public interest, public safety and the best that we can do for the community. collaboration is actually going to present us as a agency with a extra set of eyes that is very much needed. not just acknowledging the work and the achievements and

right in spring mall floods of germany was the levels rise dramatically in the countries new office crews rise to protect the residential that the i feel welcome to the program around supreme leda has promised a partial response following to explosions in the country south in which at least 95 people were killed. the blasts happen near the drive of the top general across them, so the money loaners are gathered for a set of money marketing for years since the united states assassinated him in the drug strike us as denied counting our best attack and says it's a see no evidence of is riley involvement, the aftermath of a blast that shook the city of care mont, in iran, south releasing shrapnel and to the screaming crowd. local media captured the moment people started running as they heard the 1st explosion go off. another glass nearby followed some minutes later, the thousands were attending the ceremony, honoring the prominent iranian general custom solely money killed in the us, drake, in 2020. the us says it has no role in this attack. and that israel didn't either. it's too early, at le

it is important to continue that sort of engagement and our office actually very much looks forward working hand in hand with our new inspector general. one thing very important to understand, this supports our shared goals, our shared vision. t nojust with the sheriff office and oversight bored and your mission as the inspector general, but with the community at large. transparency, accountability, continuous improvement, those are the goals we hope to achieve and reach and continue to reach to and with your 33 years of experience in al meady county at the district attorney office that represent immense amounts of experience and knowledge which we are very confident will represent fair and impartial approaches to independent investigations. fair and impartial approaches to who we are and what we are capable of becoming in the time and years to come. would no agenda other then public interest, public safety and the best that we can do for the community. collaboration is actually going to present us as a agency with a extra set of eyes that is very much needed. not just acknowledging the work and the achievements and

social media platform x is hiring 100 content moderators for its new office in texas.us on restricting child—abuse content. it comes days before a us senate hearing about child sexual exportation. x chief executive is scheduled to testify along with the top bosses of meta, snap and tiktok. more than 20,000 tech workers around the world have lost theirjob in the first month of this year. that is according to a tracking website. google, microsoft, amazon and ebay are some of the companies that have announced spending cuts. tom kung is a director at a researcher and he told me white leading companies in the tech industry are letting people go. it in the tech industry are letting people go. it comes at a time when _ letting people go. it comes at a time when they _ letting people go. it comes at a time when they are - letting people go. it comes at a time when they are newly . a time when they are newly investing in al, so on the surface it looks like shifting from other technologies to ai, but underlying is the fact that the interest rate is a very high, which is the cost

news station. this is. at 11. >> 3 people are now in custody in connection to the killing of oakland police officer twan lay lay was shot while responding to a burglary friday morning. good evening, everybody. thanks for being with us tonight on kron, 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow tonight. oakland police have announced the arrest of 3 men, 2 of them. >> are charged with murder kron four's amanda hari reports. >> to hold people accountable for their actions. mayor sheng thao alongside alameda county district attorney pamela price and the oakland police department updating the community on the investigation into the killing of 36 year-old open police officer to one lead early friday morning. lay was responding with his fellow officers to a burglary, a dispensary on the oakland waterfront when he was shot and killed price said she met with his family wednesday afternoon. i assure them that my office will do everything. >> within the confines of our legal. to make sure that the men we believe the man we believe shot and killed. officer lee will serve the rest of his life in prison. oakland poli

officers are not going anywhere. >> all right. good. that has been smooth so far. thank you. will. it is 7 for more developing news this morning. 3 men charged in the killing of oakland police officer twan lay made their first court appearances on thursday. did not enter a plea. prosecutors say that mark sanders, who you see there pulled the trigger, he's charged with 72 felonies, including murder of a peace officer. and he's also accused of knowing that officer lay was working undercover police arrested sanders in livermore on tuesday and sanders was previously convicted of manslaughter back in 2015 and then there's the second man right here, alan brown. he's also charged with murdering a peace officer in a drive-by shooting. he's a native of chico and he was arrested in that city on sunday. court documents mention that he has had several previous convictions both as a juvenile and as an adult. and then the 3rd person arrested is this man sub ron russell. he's charged with committing the burglary that the officers was responding to. and he also has 2 prior burglary convictions dating back to 2015. yeah. the 3 men

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officers, at least for the next several days. >> thanks a lot. we'll check in with later. will. >> all right, 803, the time and other developing news this morning. 3 men charged in the killing of oakland police officer twan lay made their first court appearance on thursday. they did not enter a plea. prosecutors say that mark sanders, you see here. >> pulled the trigger. he's charged with 72 felonies, including murder of a peace officer. and also he's accused of knowing that officer lay was working undercover. police arrested sanders in livermore on tuesday. previously has convictions for manslaughter in 2015 as well. then the second man arrested allen brown. he is charged with murdering a police officer in a drive-by shooting. he's from chico and was arrested in chico on sunday. court documents mention that he has had several a previous convictions as both a juvenile and an adult. and then the 3rd person arrested was sub ron russell and he's charged with committing the burglary that the officer was responding to and he also has 2 prior burglary convictions dating back to 2015. well, the 3 men are expected back in court on january

new york city without its skyline? monuments to commerce standing proudly shoulder to shoulder. more office space than any city in the world. but peek inside all this vertical real estate, and there's a fundamental question. where is everyone? more than 95 million square feet of new york office space currently unoccupied. the equivalent of 30 empire state buildings. >> i think this is an existential moment. you know, i caution the chasm. >> what's the chasm specifically? >> this post-covid world of higher interest rates, the changing nature of how people work and live. we're not going back to where we were. it's a different world, and it's going to be tbulent. >>> most american families know someone who's been af flikted with alzheimer's disease or the scourge of addiction. tonight we will show you research that is being done on both and introduce you to the pioneering neuroscientist who allowed us to follow his startling progress. >> okay, ready. here we go. >> there's always risk. but you cannot advance and make discoveries without risk. but we need to push forward and take the risk becau

offices while the housing shortage has seen rent skyrocket. it's a no-brainer. thanks to complex regulations it can be a difficult and expensive proposition. newyor's office is looking at package of changes to a lemonade the red tape and move the conversion program along. how about that? a democrat looking to cut regulations to streamline business, what a novel concept. stuart: do you think it is going to happen? can they do it? this is for you. millions of student loan borrowers have not made a payment since bill started coming in in october. not because they can't afford it. what's the reason? ashley: some borrowers are refusing to pay out of protest. a survey by intelligent.com of of thousand federal student loan borrowers show 25% have not made any payments at all and 9% are holding off from paying their bills intentionally in an effort to pressure the government into canceling their debts. i don't want to pay it, you pay it, taxpayers pay it. 40% believe their protests will lead to cancellation of their loans but 69% of borrowers who have not resumed payment say they've not paid because they can't afford to. financial analysts say they ar

institution is puzzled by the search for new specialists, existing doctors are inspecting their new officesto install and configure the equipment and already in january the new clinic will be able to receive three times more. let’s return to the topic of the earthquake in central asia, we’ll talk more about this with the leading specialist of centraphobe alina koterevskaya. hello alina, were there any echoes of the earthquake in russia. in general, residents of regions bordering kazakhstan, russian regions. houses. the earthquake on the border of kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan, whose magnitude was 6.7, is clearly related to a more powerful earthquake in china. there the magnitude was 7.1. i note that tremors of varying intensity were recorded on the territory of other states, in particular uzbekistan. active seismic processes at night were observed not only in asia, but also in the baikal region region. at night, around the same time, more were recorded on the border of kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan. tremors in the south of the irkutsk region. there are several areas in the world that are most likel

outside the windows of the bundestag, the german chancellor plays football, and dreams of building a new officeillion, the euro is not a pity for this, german political scientists no longer hide it, scholz has been ruining the country for a long time, he is the first in this. it all depends on the goals that schulz is pursuing, if the goal is to ruin germany, deindustrialize, make people for high electricity prices, punish them as beggars germans then he is on the right track. similar slogans are heard in brussels, local farmers are blocking highways, columns of tractors are already on the approaches to brussels, the protest is growing and contagious. have already announced in spain, the country's three main agricultural unions immediately released a statement: european farmers are crying, they have to fight a market that imports agricultural products from third countries at low prices, and while local governments are hastily deciding what to do with the riots, farmers say the root problems in brussels on the map put here. everything and i would like something to click there, for someone in bru

outside the windows of the bundestag, the german chancellor plays football, dreams of building a new office. declared in spain, three main agricultural unions of the country immediately released a statement: european farmers are crying, they struggling with a market that imports agricultural products from third countries at low prices, and while local governments rush to decide what to do about the riots, farmers say the root of the problem lies in brussels. as a result of last year, the mortgage portfolio of russian banks exceeded 18 trillion rubles, as reported by the central bank. tell us, what is the forecast for this year? tatyana rost will be less active and will continue the topic. over the past year, the mortgage portfolio in russia increased by almost a third. according to the central bank, by 1 january, the total debt exceeded 18 trillion rubles. growth was stimulated mainly by government support programs, which were not affected by the increase in the key rate. on... at the beginning of 2024, we expect balanced growth and improvement in mortgage lending standards, which assumes m

of the steely grip of the new project of the cult studio a24, but first, the results of the new year's box officeich gave us several records at once. so, serf 2 from bremen musicians. together they created a miracle, together with the new year's flagships, the holiday box office took a new height in the history of our film industry; for 8 days of the holidays, the total box office receipts amounted to almost 6 billion rubles in the market, almost all the tickets were purchased specifically for domestic cinema, and if exactly a year ago, commenting on the success cheburashka, i called him a beast from the red book, now the shortage of russian event films no longer seems so acute. 5.8 billion. russian cinemas have never achieved large box office receipts during the new year holidays. even in pre-pandemic times, when hollywood blockbusters were released, audiences did not bring as much money to cinemas as they did earlier this year. it was russian cinema that ensured the high box office receipts. 45% of the total box office for this period came from the second serf, record box office for russian fil

the new year holidays are ending, but last year cheburashka collected most of its record box office. ays, so we'll keep an eye on the numbers and watch the movies. ivan kudryavtsev, alexander golubchikov, vitaly poretsky, inna zolotareva and olesya shempich. news. hockey players from dynamo and spartak are playing in moscow at this moment as part of the khl regular championship. our sports columnist danila makhalina is watching the match. he joins us. danil, welcome. what was the score and how many spectators came? watch this match? yes, greetings from the hockey-dynamo vtb arena, where. right now the game between dynamo and spartak is in the middle of the second period and so far dynamo is ahead with a score of 2:0, but the main thing that i would like to pay attention to first of all is the attendance of hockey arenas, these days, the christmas and new year holidays , the vtb arena hockey dynamo accommodates 10,500 , it ’s a spiral, there are absolutely no empty seats at first glance, no matter which way you look, it’s packed to capacity, and what’s more, just a few days ago it was.

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builders built the new outpatient clinic in 2 years, doctors have already begun to get used to the new officesgist will appear; there are still many ski resorts nearby. zone the clinic, that is, dedicated a separate entrance for the adult population, a separate entrance for the children's population, a single model for the entire country was tested in the village of de golubgei, where the outpatient department was reconstructed. yes, thank you, doctor, this year these words will be heard here in the new outpatient clinic in the village of kuban. about 5,000 people live in the settlement, and very soon all these people will be able to receive even better medical care from all these specialists. all these objects would now return again to the shots from behind the scenes that we receive in these minutes. vladimir putin visits a year-round greenhouse complex where vegetables and herbs are grown in permafrost conditions. the new year has passed, there are not enough cucumbers now, because there was a rush demand, yes, of course, they ate it, the residents of chepota should receive little, a lot, b

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thousands of new officers are being recruited.gress came to power in 1994 at the end of apartheid. i've always wanted to join the police. it's more about serving the country than anything else, and just being able to help people in need. i can't wait to go out there to serve the community, to uphold the law and fight crime. murders are at a two—decade high, with over 27,000 people killed in a year and only 12% solved. 0ur murder rate is not pleasing at all. 0ur attack — sexual attack is not pleasing at all. car hijack, and all that. as the police, we think we are getting on top of things. there are things that have happened, maybe that have put us on a little bit of the back foot. but in south africa's state of insecurity, the wave of violence will not be quickly turned back. daniel de simone, bbc news, johannesburg. let's turn to some other news from around the world. britain's prince harry has withdrawn his libel claim against the mail on sunday publisher. that's according to associated newspapers. the duke of sussex had sued ov

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thousands of new officers are being recruited.to power in 1994, at the end of apartheid. i've always wanted tojoin the police. it's more about serving the country than anything else and just being able to help people in need. i can't wait to go out - there to serve the community, to uphold the law and fight crime. murders are at a two—decade high, with over 27,000 people killed in a year, and only 12% solved. 0ur murder rate is not pleasing at all. 0ur attack, sexual attack, is not pleasing at all. car hijack and all that. as the police, we think we are getting on top of things. there are things that have happened maybe that have put us on the little bit of a backfoot. but in south africa's state of insecurity, the wave of violence will not be quickly turned back. daniel de simone, bbc news, johannesburg. the ministry of defence says it's successfully test—fired a high—powered laser weapon at aerial targets for the first time. using an intense beam of light, it can target an object the size of a pound coin from a kilometre away. 0

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outside the windows of the bundestag, the german chancellor plays football, and dreams of building a new officefor that. german political scientists no longer hide the fact that scholz has been ruining the country for a long time, and he is the first in this. it all depends on the goal that schulz is pursuing, if the goal is to ruin germany, deindustrialize, make people for... and valuable electricity beggars and punish the germans, then he is on the right track. similar slogans are heard in brussels: local farmers are blocking highways, columns of tractors are already on the outskirts of brussels, the protest is growing , hundreds of tractors are being infected on the roads of italy, and people are demanding a review of the legislation and regulations imposed by the european union. the intention to protest has already been announced in spain. the country's three main agricultural unions immediately released a statement. european farmers are crying, they have to. now about the weather, warming in the european part of russia is accompanied by temperature records, we’ll talk more about this with

thousands of new officers are being recruited.eid. i've always wanted tojoin the police. it's more about serving the country than anything else and just being able to help people in need. i can't wait to go out there - to serve the community, to uphold the law and fight crime. murders are at a two—decade high, with over 27,000 people killed in a year, and only 12% solved. our murder rate is not pleasing at all. our attack, sexual attack, is not pleasing at all. car hijack and all that. as the police, we think we are getting on top of things. there are things that have happened maybe that have put us on the little bit of a backfoot. but in south africa's state of insecurity, the wave of violence will not be quickly turned back. daniel de simone, bbc news, johannesburg. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says he's told the united states that he opposes the establishment of a palestinian state once the conflict in gaza is over. the white house has insisted that the creation of a palestinian state is vital for israel's secur

cabinet, to change it, especially since it does not require any elections, and we will see the new officethis will be the first stage, further depending on the development of the situation and, for example, the lack of reaction to ... the support of our partners and on the increase certain, well, look, i wanted to say protestors, this is not a slightly wrong word , the people will not go out into the streets, but indignation will grow, and sociologists will record this, and the growth of these attitudes, i think that force will force, including the head of state to make decisions about his own office, and you know, i will say something again, this can be controversial, knowing and seeing just the previous actions of volodymyr oleksandrovich in relation to his entourage, i have no... doubt that if necessary, he will be able to donate very easily all those people with whom he is now very comfortable to work and find a suitable replacement for them, if there is a question whether he or someone else, well here the choice is in principle obvious, no, here your words can be 100% verified by tak

then we can focus on having officers on the bicycles or on foot. >> that is good news. what does the staffing recruitment look like for san jose and oakland? >> san francisco is not alone. the struggle to fill vacancies all over the country are happening. in oakland, there are 715 officers and are budgeted for 712. but the oakland police union says that that is the lowest number of budgeted officers in 10 years and it needs to be higher. in san jose, the department of budgeted for almost 1200 but only has 1060 sworn officers. the police officer associations that cost of living is a major factor and added that it has been hard to recruit as a profession has been vilified over the last few years. the union also says that ongoing pension issues create challenges in recruiting and retaining officers. >> we want to go to all the calls. we want to be able to say the issues with catalytic converters being stolen or even just being able to sit outside the school and make sure people are not running through stop signs. >> still, there are areas where the progress is being made, e

thousands of new officers are being recruited.apartheid. i've always wanted to join the police. it's more about serving the country than anything else, and just being able to help people in need. i can't wait to go out there to serve the community, to uphold the law and fight crime. murders are at a two—decade high, with over 27,000 people killed in a year and only 12% solved. poverty and corruption drive crime and make safety an issue for all. the man in charge of policing accepts there's a big challenge. our murder rate is not pleasing at all. our sexual attack is not pleasing at all. car hijack, and all that. as the police, we think we are getting on top of things. there are things that have happened, maybe that have put us on a little bit of the back foot. but in this state of insecurity, the wave of violence will not be quickly turned back. daniel de simone, bbc news, johannesburg. that's it for this hour of the context, will be discussing in more detail all of the day's news. of course there is more of all of the stories we'

new jersey governor phil murphy's office tell fox news chaperones were on board the buses and helpedhem get on trains to new york city. you heard mayor adams speak about this executive order that he signed last wednesday and already changing things. that executive order requires charter bus companies to provide 32 hours notice before arriving in new york city with migrants and limits the drop-off window to between 8:30 a.m. and noon monday through friday. who don't abide by that they could have fines and buses impounded. murphy's office says new jersey is primarily being used as a transit point for these families. all or nearly all of them continued with their travels en route to their final destination of new york city. one of the bus operators involved here is based out of louisiana but louisiana governor john bel edwards office tells fox this morning that all the migrants came from texas. the southern border, as you mentioned, is seeing record numbers of migrant encounters with over 300,000 for the first time ever last month. it's impacting cities across the entire country, includ

officer lay was responding to. we're also learning a fourth man is now in custody. >> our media partners with the mercury news are reporting officers arrested a 34 year old man last night in southern california on a burglary warrant. abc seven news reporter anser hassan looks into the charges. mark sanders made his first court appearance back to the cameras, his arraignment waived, but he did not enter a plea. >> he's been identified as the possible shooter of oakland police officer twan lee. i want to remind everyone that a man who is charged with a crime is presumed to be innocent until all and unless the prosecutor proves him to be guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, annabella's attorney for mark sanders addressed the media but did not answer questions. officer lee was fatally shot while responding to a reported burglary at a cannabis business. though lee was working undercover and in an unmarked vehicle based family members and members of law enforcement were also in court for the hearing. >> i will leverage the full weight of my office against these people who we believe ruthlessly and wantonly murdered an officer of th

. >> we have new office for you now. new justice department report offers very harsh criticism of the law enforcement response to uvalde, texas. a mass shooter attacked the robb elementary school in 2022, left unchecked, us a will remember, for 7p minutes inside the school, despite the arrival of hundreds of law enforcement officers on the scene. 19 children were killed along with two teachers. the new report bluntly calls that police response a failure. cnn's shimon prokupecz has been following the story since the very beginning, breaking news on the story again and again. you have ahold of this report, an early look at what it says thanks to one of the families who shared it with you, and i know you've been close with them throughout this time. what are some of the most important takeaways when you've read it because you've seep the failures in person and talked to some of the players in all of this as well. >> reporter: right, and talked to some of the players sadly in the confrontational way because for so long law en

office space. and if you come by just the vacancy of about 70 percent of that you can create between 6 and 7000000 new homes. but just turning offices into apartments isn't going to be enough. neighborhoods that are just office blocks can be a bit inhospitable, crawling with finance bros. by day morphing into a ghost towns outside of business hours, ensuring people live not just work. there could change that. like in this district of frankfurt once filled just with offices? no, it's residential. it's just that it would have been interesting to be there on a saturday afternoon. you'd be totally alone. all of the infrastructure was unnecessary. the train was still running even though it was empty. frankfurt rezoned the area turning parking lots into green spaces and kindergarten is more apartments and shops are under construction. and the end there will be $6000.00 departments here. the other, the other stuff and they leave now that the areas lively or the offices that actually become more attractive. so it's easier to rent them out. he's the 1st to have meetings his best on the canadian city of calgary

, housewarming is celebrated by the families of internal affairs officers who have become the owners of their own square meters in a newing. 35 police officers received the treasured keys to the apartments. the house was built with state support. 26 families built apartments with state support. of this number, two families are large families who, with their children, will be ready to move into these beautiful places. home, we became the owners of a two-room apartment in multi-apartment residential building.