with me is eileen burbidge who's a partner at passion capital and a technology entrepreneur. let's get stuck in. i have to say, some of the images of what is happening in australia are absolutely shocking, it looked like something out of the end times. absolutely shocking, it looked like something out of the end timesm is tragic and as you said in your briefing just now, the plume of smoke is bigger than continental europe, about 14 times the size of japan, so now this plume is moving towards new zealand and that could be really catastrophic for the environment down there. that has been going on for weeks and weeks, there is a huge evacuation process going on right now, temperatures on saturday expected to soar and in combination with the wind is going to be very scary and dangerous. temperatures are heading 45 degrees celsius, there is still three more months of summer. existed, it has been going on for weeks, the response from the government and prime minister doesn't seem to be enough, he was on holiday, they had gone ahead with the fireworks in sydney, he's not acknowledg

with me is eileen burbidge who's a partner at passion capital and a technology entrepreneur.

eileen burbidge who's a partner at passion capital and a technology entrepreneur, joins me now.d to see you. just talk us through the story because you've got a real insight into this. i was previously on the deep bind health individual —— independent reviewers panel so i'm a big optimist about how technology and specifically artificial intelligence can supplement human practitioners experts, physicians, and discuss radiologist. i think working together, humans can be helped or assisted with diagnoses by our —— artificial intelligence technology. this doesn't surprise me and i'm pleased to see the results. when the stories emerge as a lot of questions, there is fear out there, they think, google is behind us, they think, google is behind us, they will have more vital information about me, sensitive private information about me that was the case, this was to go forward. it's those issues but if it is saving lives, you kind of wonder, you've got to balance this out. one angle about this particular story is that we've got a shortage of radiologists here in the uk and in the uk when

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office was attacked by hardliners today so a lot of tension and a lot of passion here in iran right now >> ali arouzi in the iranian capitalonitoring the continued protests >> trump's not going anywhere, is he? >> say again >> trump's not pulling anybody out. >> no, we've added, we called up 3,500 troops >> he didn't care what the iraqi congress is doing. >> they want him to pay for the -- >> mainstream media is acting as if these are separate countries, that iran is separate from iraq. iraq is now a client state of iran let's call it as we see it >> that is the outcome of our invasion of iraq >> we can't reinstate a sunni regime >> thousands of men, spent trillions of dollars on. at the end of the day -- >> we created a client state for our worst enemy. >> which goes to foreign policy in the united states which we did not have time to sit and hear and discuss in terms of all the mistakes that have been made and whether more mistakes are being made >> maybe that's the most important takeaway we're sitting here feeling, we really screwed up, our country is in trouble, blah, blah, blah. no we made some mistakes that played o

capital baghdad. until u.s. and pro iran chance in the iraqi parliament elected representatives came together for an extraordinary session the iraqi pm laid out his preferred option after the assassination of passions in the money by american missiles well in the heart the larger the who what 1st ending the presence of foreign forces as an emergency measure and making arrangements for that secondly to go back to the draft decision that was put forward to the parliament before the current government took office. but all kurdish representatives boycotted the session and most of the sunni m.p.'s were in there the emergency session of parliament is a reminder of the deep ethnic and sectarian divisions in iraq between sunnis shias and kurds at least one commander of the. group has said that if the parliament fails to cause a decisive resolution against the us presence in iraq on sunday all future sessions will be worthless. a powerful cleric who heads one of the leading blocs in parliament criticized the decision as a weak one so they're called for the shutting down of the us embassy on so-called resistance groups inside and outside iraq to form urgency the tally and similar sentiments were echoed by ot

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capital. [applause] and finally, as she begins her last year as speaker, i would like to give a special thank you to speaker kc becker for her steady leadership of this chamber. her passionate dedication to our people and planet are truly unmatched. you know we are blessed to live in a place as special and amazing as colorado. our states breathtaking natural beauty, strong economy, optimistic and forward thinking people truly make colorado the envy of the nation. that does not happen by accident. the success happens because for decades, coloradans from across the continental divide, across the political divide, have worked together in good faith to find common ground to protect what keeps colorado special, and to build an even better state. i am grateful the men and women in this building are continuing in that tradition. working together last year, we lowered health-care costs, lower taxes for small businesses, provided more affordable housing options, made the largest ever state investment in transportation and delivered universal -- free full-day kindergarten for all. [applause] that is a pretty darn good start for the general assembly. goodsue after issue, with faith an

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