like the face mapping used to add the late paul walker's likeness to the movie "furious seven." lot in common with technology you're probably more familiar with, the photo album on your phone that learns your friends' faces or face swapping >> there's jackie and there's me with jackie's face. >> deep fakes are believable. i canrain on that data and take those models and create deep fakes. >> reporter: at the university of colorado denver, it's jeff smith's job to create convincing deep fakes as one of darpa's partners. >> we act as the bad guys creating manipulated audio, video and imagery so that the al ga rimms that are developed can be tested and overall, the ability for the detection of manipulated media gets better. >> reporter: take pea throume te steps. >> it's a process of machine learning, instructing a computer to understand a face and create that face on its own. then we actually conduct the swap itself. >> reporter: the faces. >> yep. >> reporter: i love how we're talking about advanced technology, and we're on a whiteboard. >> at least it's not a chalkboard. >> repo

are remembering former president george herbert walker bush, the 41st president of the united states. good morning, i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm christi paul. the former president died overnight. he was 94 years old and in houston. this of course after months of declining health. george herbert walker bush dedicated his life to serving first as a navy pilot, then as a congressman, a diplomat, as the head of the cia. cnn's jake tapper looks back at the legacy of his work here in the united states. the president's work. not just here in the u.s. but on the world stage. >> reporter: historians say that president george h.w. bush's dialings set the gold standard for the presidency -- >> a big idea, a new world order where diverse nations are drawn together in common cause to achieve the universal aspirations of mankind. >> reporter: president bush charted u.s. policies that promoted eastern europe's peaceful emergence from communism. the fall of the berlin wall, the breakup of the soviet union, and the end of u.s.-soviet proxy wars in nicaragua and el salvador. >> some had felt that we were so infat waited in the change -- infatuated in the ch

paul williams. >>> coming up, we're going to talk about the arrest of luke sky walker. >> yeah, wait until you hearhat. >>> also coming up, the historic new decision about internet access in cuba. >>> but first breaking overnight, serious new allegations against former tv industry tighten les moonves that >>> back now with a big announcement in cuba. tomorrow for the first time, citizens can sign up for full internet access on their cell phones. up until now cubans have only had access to state-run email accounts on their phones. they didn't have home internet access until just last year. >>> we're following serious new allegations this morning against the man once considered the most powerful executive in the tv industry. lawyers at cbs have reportedly found evidence that former ceo les moonves destroyed evidence and misled investigators looking into sexual misconduct claims against him. "the new york times" says the accusations are part of a report prepared for the cbs board and include claims that a network employee was on call to perform sexual acts for moonves. the report could jeopardize his

paul manafort reached a plea deal. it should finally provide written answers to mueller's questions. the special prosecutor could come early next year. george herbert walkerush will be honored at a funeral service in washington. they say their final goodbyes. , steeringof americans the nation through turbulent times including the end of the cold war. it is crunch time for theresa may. the prime minister has opened a five-day debate ahead of the final vote next tuesday. sorry, we're going to go to london. another rough day for the prime minister there in parliament. the second day of the brexit debate. >> theresa may will lose this vote. votes.ing day, two found she was in contempt of parliament and opposed the government to publish the legal received onabinet the compromise deal negotiated with the eu. governmentforced the , this was a request within the publication that has just been acknowledged. excuse to vote against theresa may's brexit deal. the could be locked within the customs union throughout the future negotiations. this because of the insurance they say no to theresa side, the the other flag bearer of the conservative poly -- party put forward

are remembering former president george herbert walker bush, the 41st president of the united states. good morning, i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm christi paulight. he was 94 years old and in houston. this of course after months of declining health. george herbert walker bush dedicated his life to serving first as a navy pilot, then as a congressman, a diplomat, as

paul are back in 30 minutes. >> present... >> present. >> ...arms! >> a national day of mourning to reflect and honor president george herbert walker bush. >> a 20th century founding father. >> presidents, politicians, and foreign dignitaries gathered at the national cathedralyodbye. >> the emotional crescendo. >> george w. bush gave a glowing eulogy for his father. >> the best father a son or daughter could have.

walker was 15%. he dropped out even before iowa. rand paul0%, donald trump all the way down at 1%. it doesn't necessarily mean anything. let me go to the other democrat and have the other republican weigh in. >> i work with desantis. if he or anyone else would like to throw their hat into the ring, they absolutely should. we learned in 2016 that nobody wants coronation, it's not necessarily good for the appear. what's interesting in this poll is that the overwhelming number of folks surveyed want a robust primary. they want a lot of folks in the race. they don't want it whittled down to just a couple individuals. folks in iowa and across the country are looking for lots of people to get in the race. they want to hear ideas from everybody and want to make a good decision. >> do you know who else wants lots of candidates? david urban. >> interestingly, that poll was pretty bad. the people they didn't want to hear from was clear. they don't want to hear from hillary clinton, 75%, overwhelming, pretty big rebuke and howard schultz, nobody wants h

paul are back in 30 minutes. >> present... >> present. >> ...arms! >> a national day of mourning to reflect and honor president george herbert walker bush. >> a 20th century founding father. >> presidents, politicians, and foreign dignitaries gathered at the national cathedralyodbye. >> the emotional crescendo. >> george w. bush gave a glowing eulogy for his father. >> the best father a son or daughter could have. and in our grief, i just smile knowing that dad is hugging robin and holding mom's hand again. >> special counsel bob mueller recommending no prison time for michael flynn. > saying the ex-trump official gave substantial help to the feds. >> this is not good news for the president. this suggests there is more to come. >> new allegations of sexual misconduct against former cbs chief les moonves. >> he held me very, very close-- and he didn't kiss me-- he just stuck his tongue down my throat. >> scientists say hawaii's kilauea's volcano eruption is essentially over. >> kilauea has not produced lava for about three months now. >> they warn the eruptions could resume at any time. >> glor: good evening. this is our western edition. i'm jeff glor repo

paul ryan and then the vice president. >> 30 years ago, on the west front of this capitol, george herbert walker bush addressed the nation the first time as our president. he said, we meet on democracy's front porch. a good place to talk, as neighbors and as friends. the words of a humble servant who loved his fellow citizens and of a principled leader who knew america not only guards our own future, but also safeguards democracy for the world. today, this hero has returned to the cap titol a final time. not on the front porch of our democracy this time, but here, in its hallowed cathedral. beneath paintings that tell the story of our land and our liberty. and flanked by statues of his fellow champions whom he joined in making that story possible. george bush was just a teenager when he volunteered for military service and became the navy's youngest aviator. he was only 20 only that september day in 1944 when his plane was hit on a bombing run. but through the fire and smoke, george bush stayed steady at the controls. only once he accomplished his mission did he parachute out over the pacific. a steady hand staying the c

paul gigot, hope to see you here next week. >> funeral preparations underway to honor the legacy of george herbert walker bush. hello everyone and welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's news hq". i am arthel neville. >> president h.w. bush will lie in state at the capital for his funeral service later this week in washington. of course on this sunday, tributes are continuing to pour in. here's his former vice president, dan quayle, appearing on sunday morning futures. >> he was a great individual and in my opinion, a great president. he loved his family. he loved his work. he loved the country. it was such an honor for me to work with him every single day that he was president and i was vice president. for the american people. >> - - is lives in college station, home to the bush presidential library or he would be laid to rest alongside his wife barbara and their three -year-old daughter who died of leukemia in 1953. >>reporter: the museum had a line outside this morning. a lot of families. parents wanting to explain to their kids the news. and who george bush was. and how he changed history. there's a numb

paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. and we're following breaking news. the 41st president of the united states, george herbert walker bush, has died. he was the patriarch of an american family, a dynasty. his political career spanned four decades. george herbert walker bush was known for his generosity, kindness, but also his competitive spirit. a spirit on display in each political race he entered regardless of political success or failure. his inherent modesty meant showing little emotion, even when the president wanted to see more. behind that stoic front was a deeply spiritual man who was admittedly emotional in private. president george h.w. bush was born into privilege but had a spirit of service. he and his wife, barbara bush, also raised their children with those same valleues. >> cnn's camy hard tongue is in houston -- kaylee hartung is in houston right now. the city honoring the president and getting reaction from people there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as houston's mayor has said he was one of our most esteemed and relatable neighbors. you can only imagine many houstonians waking up this mo

paul brennan headquarters in vienna. just before we head to the break some pictures from texas the casket of former u.s. president george herbert walker bush then he will be buried in texas service now underway in houston where bush grew up as he died on friday at the age of ninety four politicians past and present were among the mourners at a state funeral in washington for the forty first president these pictures from houston texas give ref to the servant with still ahead for you on al-jazeera increases the pressure on egypt over the torture and murder of an italian graduate student. and we'll be looking at the latest news account of the u.k. it's a countdown to the brig's it meaningful vote next week. allergies that time of year anywhere from lebanon across to iran the cloud of baron's as more than one storm system the latest one spinning up has given a fair amount of rain in cyprus so the preceding system still giving rain for iraq and sudden turkey northern syria and of course he sees around the caspian shrike produce a shower too even in toronto twelve to restudy temperatures this time of year the snow in turkey in the case of t

paul kidney center at gw kidney.org or call 1-833-kidney3. >>> tonight, history unfolding in washington as people around the country pay tribute to america's 41st president. georgeuserbert walker foer president george h.w. bush arrived in washington for the last time today in air force one. >> his flag-draped coffin made its way to the capitol where he will lie instate. a state funeral. later this week at the national cathedral. >> tens of thousands of people from all walks of life will pay their respects and honor a

incoming attorney general josh paul from delivering on their campaign promises by restricting their power. if the bill passes the republican led senate and govern walker signs off, these measures could reduce the state's number of early voting days. restrict the governor's power to make key appointments and require approval from the gop majority legislature for decisions traditionally made by the governor and attorney general who both be democrats. specifically that last point. that's a move that would likely block the new democratic attorney general from withdrawing the state from a federal lawsuit against obamacare which is something democrats campaigned on and won. many wisconsinites are not happy about the proposals. listen to protests while legislators were in session earlier today. they might not like the noise but republican lawmakers are standing their ground and they are very honest about why they want to pass these bills. >> listen, i'm concerned. i think that will governor elect evers is going to bring a liberal agenda to wisconsin. >> joining me now is the democratic governor elect of wisconsin tony eavers. they're very honest why they wan

paul gigot, hope to see you here next week. >> funeral preparations underway to honor the legacy of george herbert walker bush.ew hour of "america's news hq". i am arthel neville. >>

kpix5's wilson walker tells us one new law could actually save lives by slamming the brakes on drunk drivers. right, wilson? >> reporter: yeah. a new year, new laws and you heard paul talking about the really clear night, not a bad time to throw sky drone 5 up on a whim for a little fly by the bridge. the toll across this bridge in san francisco is about to go up, just one of the changes. it includes everything right down to how you pass a garbage truck. we'll get to that, but first the expanded use of a device that may very well be able to cut down on drunk driving deaths here in california. >> the work my husband and i have done to get s.b.1046 passed is a legacy to our son matt. >> reporter: from parents who lost a son, california california's newest effort to stop drunk drivers. >> ignition interlock devices for all repeat dui offenders. >> reporter: that's a two year mandate for repeat offenders and first time offenders resu their i and it also makes getting a dui even more expensive. violators will have to rent this equipment for about $3 a day. >> the tolls will go up by $1 on all of the state-owned toll bridges in the bay area. so that's every toll bridge e