and paul carter has been to italy to see them being made, and of course he's taken a ride on one, toost for europe. these trains being built in the heart of tuscany are europe's first tri—mode trains to enter passenger service, having started running on routes in italy at the end of 2022. as well as being fitted with a pantograph for overhead power, and a standard diesel engine, they're also fitted with a battery pack power unit and can be switched between modes. these trains are being manufactured by hitachi rail for italian rail operator trenitalia, based on hitachi rail's masaccio platform. the characterisitc is that he can combine during the trip and change this technology during the line, so without any sort of discontinuity and any sort of disruption. trenitalia brands their services around different music genres — such as rock, pop orjazz. they've decided to brand their masaccio trains as blues. diesel trains are still necessary, and are likely to be for some time because of the wide variation in the amount of electrified lines, particularly across europe. so train manufacturer

in collaboration with sony they have created a whole new filmmaking space and paul carter has been to find out more. at the world—famous pinewood, sony have created a space to show off the potential of a new kind of studio known as virtual production. it utilises a high resolution crystal led screen to display the sets and environments actors will work in. it combines the screen and lights with a cinema camera but also a virtual one. cool the lights are changing and we have instantly moved to sunset. it is an evolution of traditional green screen — a well—established method in modern filmmaking — but also one that brings particular technical challenges. anything that is reflective or transparent on a green screen environment is counterintuitive. it is a composition nightmare in postproduction. this is where the led technology complements. you can simply see through the glass and see the reflections of what is happening. the difference it makes in perception and how it affects your view of reality in terms of what is being shot is dramatic, isn't it? the studio lights adapt with light

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so look, let's head to scampton now and speak to paul carter from the save arts scampton campaign . thank you very much. i understand you might have a might have a bit of trouble heanng might have a bit of trouble hearing me, so i'll talk directly into my microphone. so how do you feel after today's victory that you're going get victory that you're going to get a review . a judicial review. >> oh, amazing. >> oh, amazing. >> it's brilliant. >> it's brilliant. >> it's brilliant. >> it's a great, great decision. >> it's a great, great decision. >> we're looking forward to. >> we're looking forward to. >> obviously, you know, it's there must have been something that the judge saw that said, you know , these guys, they've you know, these guys, they've got a case here. >> otherwise we wouldn't have got got a review that we did. >> and we're all ecstatic. >> and we're all ecstatic. >> i mean, sarah, my wife, who's reading the campaign , she put it reading the campaign, she put it on our group and within on our facebook group and within an there was something an hour, there was something li

six us presidents, james madison, james monroe, paul, buchanan, garfield, jimmy carter. everybody. coast-to-coast starts now. julie: read it and run. another gain of the do

six us presidents, james madison, james monroe, paul, buchanan, garfield, jimmy carter. time is up from the and everybody. coast-to-coast starts now. julie: read it and run. another gain of the dow today, ten straight advances of the most iconic stock market average, something we 've not seen since the start of the trump administration. four hours in the trading day, let's see what happens. the rally is something that call artificial for real reasons, the market is doing what it is doing, i'm talking artificial intelligence striking hollywood actors and writers, studios reluctant to share revenues from it and the white house this day concerned what to do about it. welcome, glad to have you, edward lawrence at the white house. ai, something like that, to you, my friend. >> just two that is, ai. developers have agreed to self regulate, the 7 largest companies to invest in artificial intelligence are meeting in 90 minutes with president biden. we should see that in 90 minutes. talk about companies like amazon, google, inflection, matter which on facebook, microsoft and open

in collaboration with sony, they've created a whole new filmmaking space, and paul carter has been tos being shot, it's actually pretty dramatic, isn't it? the studio lights adapt with light from the screen in the virtual objects on it can change with the click of a button. all designed and rendered on the game platform unreal engine. the backdrops are not photos. filmmakers are already using virtual production to make their environments more immersive for those on set. from cinematographer�*s perspective, virtual production offers us a completely new approach to what would traditionally have been green screen. the key difference, of course, is we can actually see on set in real time the environment that's being comped in, and famously, that is what filmmakers have always tried to do, to try and shoot as much in camera possible. it always seems to be the best result. but the coolest trick is that the angles shift dynamically, an effect known as parallax. we can get an understanding of how the parallax works as the camera moves. oh, yeah. and you can see background moving with the came

paul carter has been to italy to see them being made and he has taken a ride on one as well.op orjazz. they've decided to brand their masaccio trains as blues. diesel trains are still necessary, and are likely to be for some time because of the wide variation in the amount of electrified lines, particularly across europe. so train manufacturers and railway operators across the world are looking at greener and more efficient ways to power their trains when external electric power isn't available. however, these trains will still rely on diesel power for large parts of some routes. the batteries only have a range of 15 kilometres at present, though they can be recharged while the train is in operation, both in diesel and electric mode. when it's near a station, the batteries power the train completely, cutting emissions and reducing noise. at other times, they will use overhead power or when the line is un—electrified, the diesel engine. however, the batteries will still be able to power other aspects of the train than just propulsion, such as lighting and heating. so what are

carter paige. he is an nice person like paul manafort and donald trump are nice people. antasize everyone is nice. carter page, my understanding, is that he had two or three years before he worked on the trump campaign in 2016. he had been brought in by the fbi because he was working with i think russian speech specialists working in the energy sector. he was being groomed and used to develop information by the russians and the fbi brought him in to make him aware with his travels back and forth to russia that he was being used. they played tapes for home where the fbi had done some surveillance of these russian folks who were conducting these activities. carter page, it was brought to his attention. this whole thing about the abuse of carter page, it was probably quite necessary. i don't know if people understand that. i think there are a lot of things that people don't understand about -- host: all right, let's get a response. guest: i don't remember the particulars of the report that he -- although it does sound vaguely familiar. i think that the issue with carter page

now who that might be i'm not paul volcker would take it on perhaps ronald reagan tried to take it on jimmy carter went at it hammer and tong. it's a hard to do when we sit here and we talk how difficult things are and how government continues to fail here and fail there. and i've got a new indicator a later in this talk, i won't go into much detail on it, but we're tracking governance breakdowns very level, highly events where the federal government just didn't do its job and those numbers continue to rise and we haven't had a good forceful discussion about how to fix government or whether even want to go down that route. we have wonderful people today talking about alternatives to the traditional state that's driving forward. we have in the first chart here just federal government performance ratings. and we see that the number of americans who give the federal fair poor ratings is pretty darn high. we a second slide here. we've got the federal performance ratings. i don't know how to do click through here while i'm clicking through there. at any rate, i'm going to run through here to slide, whi