only a basic set of functions, how it works we find out the representative of the moscow parking philip philiphello, in the application you need to select the parking zone number, select the time at which the parking will be carried out, enter the number of your car and pay for it in any convenient way. every year , millions of tourists come to the city, also not all muscovites have the main version of the parking application of russia installed, someone rarely uses paid parking, and for their convenience we offer this option. the most important thing is to save time, because 5 minutes are given for payment, sometimes they were not enough, if there were interruptions with... with mobile internet or the user during this time was still trying to install the application, which means the driver was facing a fine. so, what do you think of this idea with blitz with the application? i haven't tried it, it's my first time. galina has been using the russian parking service for a long time, but she decided to test the innovation on herself. fast, convenient, i even liked it, although i have an applicati

philip philip, hello, hello, in the application you need to select the parking zone number, select the time at which the parking will be carried out, enter the number of your car and pay for it in any convenient way. every year millions of tourists come to the city, also not all muscovites have the main version of the application installed parking in russia, some people rarely use paid parking and for their convenience. then we offer this option. the most important thing is saving time, because you have 5 minutes to pay, sometimes they were not enough if there were interruptions with the mobile internet, or the user was still trying to install the application during this time, which meant that the driver was threatened with a fine. so, how do you like this idea in general, here is a blitz application? i haven't tried it, the first time. galina has been using the parking service of russia for a long time, but decided to test the innovation on herself. i even liked it, although i have an application, i always use the application. which is normal, this method of payment is well suited for tourists and those who do not use personal transport often, because in this case there is no need to download additional applications, but those who park in the city regularly are still recommended to install the full version of the service, there in case of an error you can, for example, change the car number and parking zone, which you cannot do in the blitz application. artem kuznetsov, dmitry shestukhin and ada adamova, news. fraudsters have come up with a new scheme remote fraud, they call pensioners and introduce themselves as employees of any energy company. organization, say that a new benefit for paying for services is due, send a link where you need to enter your personal and bank data, thus the criminals gain access to all accounts, moreover, have the opportunity to apply for loans without the victim's knowledge. over the past year , at least half a million people have suffered from remote fraud, every fourth of them is a pensioner, how do criminals carry out such large-scale attacks why exactly... the mobile phone remains the favorite tool of scammers, this was told in an interview with our program by the head of the information and public relations department of the capital's govd vladimir vasenin. the equipment that the officers of the moscow criminal investigation department seized from cyber fraudsters, with the help of this equipment they deceived gullible citizens. tell me, what is this? here, in fact, a standard set of people who commit remote fraud, in each slot the criminals insert a sim card, which carries out already phone calls, after that. all this is connected into one system by wires, output to a computer program , calls are made automatically, these are thousands of calls that can be made per day, it's good that it is now on this table. how relevant is the problem of telephone scammers? for understanding and as an example, all crime can be singled out as 100%. so almost 50% is remote fraud, we have created a specialized unit based on the moscow police, which deals specifically with disclosure of such facts: firstly, these are trained employees. and have more advanced knowledge than an ordinary police officer, and there is a chance to return the money, but it is important to contact them quickly, the phone is in the most important circle of trust, psychologists say so, they said this clearly, and the information that you receive in your personal device, you begin to relate to it, and if it, if it is sensitive, you begin to worry, it may not only be excitement, it may also be joy, it may be a desire for profit, so called, getting a benefit, this is an increase in pension, this is getting a voucher, this is a reduction in payment for electricity, for water, for any utilities. the conversation is built in such a way that in any case during the conversation you will give the password with which access to your mobile bank will be carried out. now on the streets of moscow it is becoming calmer, it is becoming uneasy in the it sphere, in those devices that you each have with you, this is a mobile phone. who is at risk, yes, to fall for the tricks of scammers, here having a phone in hand. just a few months ago i would have clearly named the category of pensioners, but... we now understand that this story, namely attempts to deceive, it applies to everyone in general. on november 10, on police day, a young lieutenant calls me and says: good afternoon, why didn't you show up for the summons? i say, let's start with the fact that, first of all, happy holiday, this man answers me, happy holiday? that is, i say: well, probably, we don't need to continue the conversation further, a criminal uses social engineering methods, and you get information that makes you worry, if a child, having received some information, can... immediately turn to an adult and say so stop, these are scammers, they are deceiving me, then you will not become a victim of a crime. if a child cannot do this , he can turn to someone, of course, to a parent. if he approaches any other person who can play such a role, you will also not become a victim of a scammer. it was vladimir vasenin, vladimir vladimirovich, thank you for the interview. thank you. now briefly about other events, restrictions are being introduced at three railway crossings in the moscow region. today, next monday, the crossing near the station will be closed for 24 hours. 95 km, on thursday near kurovskoye, in addition, on september 25 and 27 , traffic will be stopped for several hours through the crossing at the sergiev passad station at the intersection with rybina street, this is due to repairs. a new stage has been entered into the construction of the railway bridge on andronevskaya embankment, this structure will become part of mcd-2. the installation of concrete supports has already been completed, and the installation of metal bridge spans will begin soon. in general, the project. of the second and fourth diameters. the restoration of the markov merchants' mansion, which is located on karetny ryad street, was completed on the section. according to archival drawings and surviving fragments of decor , it was possible to return the mezzanine and staircase, recreate the interior, and also tidy up the sculptures of two griffins, because of which it was called... the house with pegasus. specialists carried out the work for one and a half years. perhaps the most life-affirming photo exhibition opened at vodinha, it is called "i will live". the participants of this project were 20 people who overcame oncological blood diseases. nine of them underwent bone marrow transplantation. some heroes finally had the opportunity to see their donors, that is , those who gave them a chance at a new life. they waited for this for 2 years, he, an engineer from zarazama, she, a figure skating coach from moscow, complete strangers, but genetic alexey and irina are twins, their stem cells matched 100%. of course, there is excitement, after all, it is such an event. according to the rules, the donor and recipient can meet only 2 years after the transplant. gennady is already waiting for a meeting with his donor, although the transfusion took place. just a few days ago, in 21, he was diagnosed with blood cancer, hid it from his parents for 3 months, i don’t know how to thank the donor, there are no words, the donor gave me a chance, to be born a second time, a family, a daughter, we must move forward, about the transplant and bone marrow collection there are still so many myths about the brain that you don't expect to see a regular blood collection machine, a cell separator, in just 4 hours it takes stem cells directly from... a donor, and returns the entire volume of blood, but into another vein. 4 days before the manipulation , a special solution is introduced into the body, thanks to which stem cells move from the bone marrow into the blood. for the donor, this is... there is no harm to health and no harm to life, since donors do not have any side effects, long-term, yes, delayed effects, in general i am a member in the bone marrow donor registry, my husband, for example, is also a member, thanks to the flow of inspiring stories of patients, the project "i will live" was created, here at vdnkh they opened a unique photo exhibition, which will become a support for those who are currently fighting oncology, on each portrait are the names and surnames of doctors, because the continuation, and sometimes more than one life, including ... and their merit. when we were preparing for the shooting, we asked our heroes about what they like, what their children like. twins, they were photographed with a mixer, yes, with flour, it was a lot of fun, they blew into this flour, they smeared themselves and their mother. the heroes of this project are men and women who not only overcame oncological blood disease, but also became parents. some had children after chemotherapy, some of the participants got sick in the most vulnerable period during pregnancy. this is what happened. elmira, she was diagnosed in the seventh month, it was 8 years ago, next to her son, already a second-grader and a loving husband, who went through this whole difficult path with her. the donor was found in foreign registry, it turned out to be turak, here is a 42-year-old man, and he matched me by 90%. after 2 years, somewhere, i was given his address, and i remember writing him a postcard for the new year. it is believed that the chance of a genetic match of stem cells is one in 100. today, in the russian registry of bone marrow donors. about 3,000 people, the more residents from different parts of our country become donors, especially since it is not painful at all scary, the more opportunities will open up for those who are sick with cancer today. alexandra bostritskaya, georgy mayorov and anastasia royf, news. try the best dishes of russian cuisine, get acquainted with unknown facts from the history of the historic zoo, and also find out how the filming of the nationally beloved film moscow does not believe in tears took place. veronika taras will tell you where you can go after work this week. in the izmail kremlin this week you can not only stroll through the vernissages and attend master classes in folk crafts, but they will also feed you very tasty food. all week long, a festival of russian cuisine, the best chefs will conduct master classes, compete with each other, and most importantly , you can taste the results of these competitions. culinary flash mobs, record -sized dishes, prize drawings, an entertainment program, in general, a real tasty holiday for both children and... tsaritsyno has prepared an unusual exhibition dedicated to two important events at once: the 40th anniversary of the reserve museum and the birthday of the moscow zoo, which, by the way, is 160 years old this year. in the kazakov hall, you will be able to see a lion up close and witness a fight jaguar and cayman, only through an optical illusion. and in the theater playbill we found two interesting premieres at once. in the chamber hall of the symphony stage there will be a showing of the 104th season of the vakhtangov theater. lutin's hunt. and in the moscow theater. etstra on september 27 and october 30 there will be a performance of "love annoyance". tickets can be purchased on the theaters' websites. this week, movie lovers should definitely come to the underground museum of zaryad. there will be an exhibition dedicated to the anniversary of director vladimir menchov. you can see the script with notes made by his hand. and more costumes of the actors of the film moscow tears don't believe. this film, which has long received the status of a national film, is also celebrating an anniversary. in general, this week will be very interesting, for all these events. you will be able to find time for impressions after work. the botanical garden of moscow state university named after lomanosov was filled with a magical aroma. one of the most fragrant shrubs in the world, asmanthus, which scientists have nicknamed the asian miracle, has blossomed in the greenhouses. this plant is an olive family, native to east asia. its flowers exude an exquisite scent on great distances, so that visitors will feel like they are in an expensive perfume shop in the greenhouse. well, a. that's all for now, denis palanchuk was with you, see you soon! posters on the tv channel culture, theatre, music. fine arts september 23. the boris tevlin autumn choral festival continues in the great hall of the conservatory with a concert of works by alfred schnidki performed by the symphony capella of russia and choral groups. conductor valery polyansky. the primorsky stage of the mariinsky theatre continues its tour in moscow with the ballet phaedra to the music of philipass with choreography by fleming flint. yakov lomkin's production based on pushkin's story dubrovsky is performed at the saterikon theatre. the leading role is played by nikita smyl.

that award, you can see how it happened, just here the moviegoers gathered in the hall, you see, philip philip sotnichenko with his little son leo, his wife, valeria sochovets, they took the most awards for their film la polisida, but why two days were given out, because as long as three years they gave out awards, because during the full-scale the invasion was not the organizer of such a ceremony, i will say that the year before last... the film stop zemlya by kateryna hornostaiy took the most statuettes, and now we can watch excerpts of these films, i will tell you about them: kateryna gordotstai made a film about teenagers, here we see palisade, well, let me tell you about it, it's a film that will compete for an oscar this year from ukraine, it tells about the 90s and , well, actually the last case of a fatality. in ukraine, here is this main character whom we see, he was executed, his character. filipnychenko shot quite a difficult job, it was expected from him, it is called one of the smartest, really cool films, here, i think, you will recognize the footage, because it is dolbush, the p

philip, philip, and this is this hairdresser, mom, well, i told you, i don’t need this not interested, well i ask you, oleg, you know, well at least meet him and talk, he will cut your hair at the same time, maybe he has some original ideas, you know, mom, well i send you money for various expenses, you can finance philip love you, dad, but posaraan, well, well you saw, yeah, yeah, he doesn’t understand anything at all, he doesn’t understand life at all, any local parfor-setka will hamstring him now, he’s just a tasty morsel, you know, a bun, yeah, yeah, very, very tasty, very cooks wonderfully, well you were vanya, so you remain vanya. yeah, you can't, what else, yeah, you can't. bye, good night, bye.

appetit to you, and i ’m off i have a meeting with max, you ’re leaving, wait, wait, what about philip, philiper, mom, well, i told you, i’m not interested, well, i’m asking you, ah... yeah, no, bye. night, bye. girls, let me introduce you to my friend, oleg shishkin, and this is tanyusha, irochka and anzhelochka. girls, i’ll just take him for a second, and then i’ll return him, okay, to you safe and sound, let’s go, yeah, ok, then remember, tanya, now some series with her is on. i don’t watch, i don’t know, ira, a photographer, well angela saw it myself, angela is just a beauty, nothing, nothing, listen, but is it true that these are the same big shots, well in the morning there was anyway, damn, dude, respect to you for the prince and nothing, i really blew up on this topic, cool, so you’re a celebrity, in narrow circles, well, i didn’t become so scrumpier, wheels, circles are actually not that narrow, even for china 57 million new registered users in the last six months, wow, you’re also rich, aren’t you i knew what you were working on now, i 'm resting now, it's funny, it's not at all poss

what 's your name, hello, my name is different, but how can we, well my name is philip, philip, we congratulate you, philipk you, cool, let's now say thank you to nadezhda kadysheva, people's artist of russia, her son grigory, thank you very much, we already know one finalist, now we have the second round. and just like in the first, his total bank is 250,000 rubles. so, dear detectives, you did an excellent job with the first task, well, or almost all of you, which means it's time to move on to task number two, and here all the same rules, a relative of a very, very famous, popular person will appear on the stage, your task is to guess. hid, you know who's there, why should i should listen to it, and are your relative's works or another genre close to you? well, this is my relative, everything that is connected with my loved ones is close to me? yes, i understand, do you meet often? yes, quite often. wait, how old are you, artyom? i'm 18. look, everyone is mysterious, who, who, who? are there any assumptions, this already exists, when seriously, or what, on the big stage, have you ever performed, artyom?

security advisor right now is philip gordon, philip gordon is a person who very es in the palestinian authority and at least verbally he speaks about two-state solution, so philip gordon, i think is going to be much more... focused compared to jake sullivan for example on the issue of the palestinian partner and on the two-state solution, so i would expect, bearing that in mind, i would expect that there would probably be tensions between a netanyahu government and the harris administration should harris win, if trump comes to power, trump is going to go along with the israelis in not recognizing a palestinian partner and basically allow the israelis to do whatever they wish, just like we... in trump's first term, however, however, i think that when it comes to iran, because some people say that netanyahu is also pinning his hopes on trump, because trump is going escalate much more against iran, like he did in his previous term when we saw the assassination of the former commander in the revolutionary guards, qasim sulaimani, but i don't think that necessarily is going to be the case that that trump is going to pursue a very extreme anti-iranian agenda. should

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philip. yeah. philip from the philippines after king philip and it was only when, dunng philip and it was only whenhe quarantine stage and then having to have him castrated we thought, but it then turned out to be a girl. so it was like, well, it's okay. so philip becomes philippa. >> bit of feline transitioning there. yeah. yeah happens all there. yeah. yeah happens all the time. >> it happens all the time. these things happen to me all the time. >> but you have got a great passion for animal welfare and safety and i know that you go on these demonstrations. yes. are you one of these, like, hippies that go out and block the roads off and cause mayhem? >> no no no no, no, i'm not that. i'm more for, my body, my right, so i'm not peta. you know, sort of the animal rights things, they've got it wrong. everybody assumes that because i've had so many pets, i've had chickens and pet pigs . they're chickens and pet pigs. they're fabulous. i'm getting some more. three more. did you keep these pigs? well, i keep them at home and they come into the home. it's terribly sweet. they come into my office sometim

philip morris for publication. i believe that to be the case. yes. all right. in its press release, mr. campbell, philip morris states that it did not obtain an objection against the publication. my question to you, did philip morris, its attorneys or any of its employees threaten a court injunction that would be sought against dr. de novo if the journal or the article was published? not to my knowledge, sir and i have investigated to some extent. do you have a written memo on that investigation from your eye? i don't think so. if you do, would you leave that memo available to further record and submit it? thank you. the subcommittee was informed, mr. campbell, that in early 1984, philip morris abruptly closed down the research laboratory of dr. de novo and his colleagues and the employees were told to find other jobs. is that true? that's correct. is it true that philip morris took that action because of the adverse research findings that were being found in the laboratory? no. does philip morris have copies of any of dr. de noble's studies reports, notes or any other documents pertaining to the work he performed or any other documents pertaining to his animal research? i would think that we do, sir. where

philip reed. philip reed was an enslaved african-american. he supervised the casting of the bronze statue of freedom. he was the only slave who worked on the casting of the statue of freedom. and, as a slave, he was paid $1.25 per day. the other laborers were paid one dollar a day. however, he was only able to keep his sunday paper. monday through saturday, his pay went to his master. philip reed was freed in 1862. and it is not known whether he witnessed the last segment of the statue being placed atop the capital in 1863. but i would like to think that the 33 consecutive weeks that he labored that he had hoped one day he would be free. and that america would live up to its ideals of equality and freedom for all. i will tell you all a story. my career as a congressional staffer began in january 1989. a month later, i was at the library of congress at a black history event. and there was congresswoman lindy boggs. and i introduced myself because she was the congresswoman representing new orleans. and we began a conversation. and someone photographed us speaking. and made a gift of that photograph to me. i have black hair the end. signature smile and that photograph still and congresswoman boggs had her signature elegant smile. and that photograph still hangs on my parents' while. 35 years later. and, as a young staffer, i never thought i would receive the same award that

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she went out -- >> reporter: one of the most contentious exchanges on abortion. harris trying to capitalize on democrats' advantage on the issue. >> one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to agree the government and donald trump certainly should not be telling a woman what to do with her body. >> reporter: she also dodged when asked if she would support any abortion restriction. while trump repeated false claims. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it is born. >> reporter: he refused to rule out signing a national abortion ban. on immigration, trump trying to pin previous chaos at the border on harris. >> they're destroying the fabric of our country by what they've done. >> reporter: harris laying into trump for urging republicans to kill the bipartisan border deal. >> but what we have in the former president is someone who would prefer to run on a problem rather than fix a problem. he's gonna talk about immigration a lot even when it is not the subject being raised. >> reporter: less than two months until the election, trump still refusing to concede that he lost the last one. >> are you knock now acknowledging that you lost in 20? >> no. i don't acknowledge that at all. i said that sarcastically. you know that. we lost by a whisker. that was said sarcastically. look. there's no much proof. all you have to do is look at it. they should have sent it back to the legislatures for approval. >> reporter: the reality, there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud and president biden won the 20 contest. harris using the moment to call trump unqualified. >> donald trump was fired by 81 million people. so let's be clear about that. clearly he is having a very difficult time processing that. but we cannot afford to have a president of the united states who attempts, as he did in the past, to up end the will of the voters in a free and fair election. >> reporter: in their closing statements, harris vowing to help take the country forward. >> i intend to be a president for all americans and focus on what we can do over the next ten and twenty years to build back up our country by investing right now in you, the american people. >> reporter: while trump finally honed in on his message, questioning why harris hasn't accomplished her plans during her time as vice president. >> they've had 3 1/2 years to create jobs and all the things we talk about. why hasn't she done it? >> reporter: the harris campaign is certainly feeling good. so much so, they are challenging donald trump to a second debate. we will see if we see that ultimately happen. the question remains whether any of this moves the needle. will it make a difference in this race? one voter who has been swayed, taylor swift, posting to her instagram followers that she has made up her mind, endorsing kamala harris. robin? >> robin: thanks for your reporting. this morning the country is honoring the victims of the 9/11 attacks. president biden and vice president harris will attend memorial service ceremonies today along with former president trump and his running mate j.d. vance. abc senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. after the combativeness of their debate, vice president harris and former president trump share a decidedly more somber moment in manhattan. president biden, harris, trump, his running mate are all here to mark 23 years since the september 11 attacks. it makes the ceremony a temporary focal point of the campaign but it is meant to be free of politics. there are no speeches only the solemn to mark the times planes hit the world trade center and when the towers fell. but the presence of the president, the vice president, former president and his running mate has brought extraordinary security to an event that is already viewed as a symbolic target. families of those killed at this site are gathering now. many of them clutching photos of their loved ones, leaving flowers by their names at the 9/11 memorial. this year, michael, there are even more names, illnesses linked to all the toxic air have now killed more firefighters than the 343 who died on this day 23 years ago. michael? 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>> gio: let's tell them. >> janai: our group text chat is called sanderson sisters, and it does have a picture of all three of them. >> whit: gio named it, surprise, surprise. >>> let's get to some of the other big stories we're following on this saturday morning. happening right now, one of the paramedics convicted in the 2019 death of 23-year-old elijah mcclain has been released from prison. peter cichuniec was found guilty of administering an excessive amount of ketamine to sedate mcclain after an encounter with police in august 2019 in aurora, colorado. he was sentenced to five years in prison last march, but yesterday a judge reduced the sentence converting it to four years of probation. >> gio: also right now, shut down its virginia plant linked to nine deaths and 57 hospitalizations following a listeria outbreak traced to its deli meats and the company also announcing it will permanently discontinue the sale of liverwurst, saying they're implementing measures to prevent this from happening again. >> janai: rookie wnba star caitlin clark broke the single season assist record friday night. clark recorded her 317th assist of the season in the second quarter as the indiana fever took on two-time defending champion las vegas aces. the former record was held by alyssa thomas, who had 316 assists last season. my goodness. >> whit: so excellent. love what she's doing in the wnba. fun to watch. >> janai: absolutely. >> whit: all right. we start this half hour with the big matchups for week three of the college football season, and "gameday's" desmond howard, former heisman trophy winner, super bowl mvp, of course, you know him, he's joining us from south carolina. desmond, good morning to you. we've got this great triple header of the s.e.c. games today on abc starting with number 16, lsu against south carolina. so, des, what do the gamecocks need to do to pull off the upset here? >> i tell you what, you look at this gamecocks' defense, they have two edge rushers in dylan stewart, who is a true freshman and kyle kennard. those guys are so disruptive defensively. what they're going to have to do is disrupt the rhythm of lsu's offense. so they have ten sacks already on the season. they have a forced fumble in the odu game that led to a victory, but they're going up against a really great offensive line. we're talking about will campbell and emery jones, two potential first rounders to lsu's offensive line, so you're looking at a game within the game, and look at the south carolina's front seven against lsu's offensive line. >> janai: couldn't have said it better myself, desmond, and texas a&m, they head to the swamp to face florida. what are you looking for in that one? >> you know, guys, this is an interesting game, because both teams need a win. you got texas a&m, they started the season off, "gameday" was there at college station, and they played notre dame and lost that game, and then billy napier in florida, they just struggled lately. opening loss to their in-state rivals, the miami hurricanes, who went up there and really spanked them in gainesville. so you're looking at a game where both teams are probably looking at some desperation this early in the season. i think it's going to be a hard-fought game, a low-scoring game, but i want to see what's the mentality of both of these teams, especially going to the fourth quarter. >> gio: all right. that's exciting. also exciting, the nightcap game, number one georgia visiting kentucky. so, des, what is it about georgia that makes them so dominant and deserving of that number one ranking? >> the thing about georgia and kirby smart is they do a really good job of recruiting and develop their talent. so, you look at their roster, they're just loaded with four or five stars. you got carson beck, the quarterback, people are already talking about him in the heisman conversation, so they just do a fantastic job of sustaining a high level of play week in, week out, year in, year out, and that's why they're the number one seed right now, but there is a long season ahead, so we'll see if they stay there. >> janai: we certainly will. des, you have got a fired up crowd there with you in south carolina. thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you, guys. >> janai: and you can catch "college gameday" -- hear them go -- starting at 9:00 eastern on espn and lsu at south carolina at noon right here on abc. >> whit: those fans get started early on a saturday. what time is it right now? >> gio: and there's something about desmond himself. >> whit: that's what it is. he is the draw. >> janai: you remember those days in college, because i do. >>> time now for the weather and somara. >> whit: or maybe you don't. >> somara: hey, i love you, girl. all right, okay, so take a look at this. how beautiful is this? the sky aglow in rochester, new york, yesterday. almost looks like it's on fire and new york city also seeing a beautiful sunrise this morning and this is all because of that wildfire smoke working its way down from canada. we also have wildfire smoke working its way into arizona from california. that's because we have the bridge fire still burning, airport fire still burning, and the line fire cumulatively burning over 100,000 acres right now. so, the smoke from the fires will migrate down into places like phoenix, flagstaff, even up into parts of nevada. that's a look at the forecast across the country. let' >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast. you know, my fondest memory of college was studying. >> janai: oh, stop. >> whit: teacher's pet. >> janai: and you know better than to wink. she tried it though. >> whit: nice try, somara. we still love you. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," our politics rundown, and then later former journalist lauren sanchez talks about her new children's book and upcoming wedding to amazon's jeff bezos. why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? 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>> well, what we've been seeing the last couple days are two wildly different strategies. you've seen the harris campaign really try to turn some of that fund-raising momentum, some of those viral videos from the debate into concrete support, and so what you've seen are more retail stops, and that's what you'll continue to see, local stops. you're going to see her out there doing a sit-down with the national association of black journalists and also with oprah next week. you know, on the other side, donald trump, he is really leaning into his traditional base of support. he was out there, you know, on the road with right wing activist laura loomer and sort of trying to announce new policy initiatives like something like no taxes on overtime, really leaning into blue collar voters. so two wildly different strategies and we'll see how things shake thought. >> whit: maryalice, we know immigration is important, but we've seen trump doubling down on unsubstantiated claims about haitian migrants in springfield. what's the latest in terms of his messaging and some of the fallout? >> reporter: yeah, we know that over the last four years, about 10 to 15,000 haitian immigrants have moved to this town of springfield, ohio, and the mayor talked about how it's been a strain on the community and talked about the strain on health care and housing, but what's interesting is abc news got an interview with him, and he talked about how trump's words are not helping. you know, a lot of this divisive rhetoric and the false claims, like you said, that we've heard from the former president seem to have started when a haitian immigrant struck a school bus. he killed an 11-year-old boy. the boy's father has also spoken out really asking trump to stop. he went as far as saying that he wished the driver had been a white man. he said, this is a tragedy, but 46 you know, it's hard, but don't spin this towards hate. hard to know the lasting effects on that town, on this country when it comes to trump's words, the way he often dehumanizes, demonizes immigrants. we do know that when trump was president, he worked to try to overturn temporary protective status, those sort of visas for haitian immigrants, and like you said, he focused a lot of time talking about how he would conduct mass deportations and how he wants to secure the border. whit? >> gio: let's switch gears here. what about the taylor swift effect, right, with the singer endorsing harris. do these high-profile endorsements even matter that much? >> well, look, what i'll say is that in the 24 hours after taylor swift made that endorsement on instagram, the voter registration site vote.gov said it saw 400,000 plus people visit it. it's a 13 times uptick than what it's normally seen. if that interest actually translates into votes, who knows. we'll see. i think celebrity endorsements have been a mixed bag in recent history, but i'll put it this way, kamala harris is trying to juice the margins, so a boost from taylor swift, i would say, doesn't hurt. >> whit: all right. asma and maryalice parks, thank you so much. we appreciate it, as always. >>> and coming up here on "good morning america," just ahead of sunday's emmys, the nominees reveal their own favorites they hope to see on stage. pe to see . in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? 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philip. grandfather, prince philip. >> yes, his parents, the prince and princess of wales , watched and princess of wales, watched as their son soared into the air from a berkshire airfield. prince george takes first flight. future king's first aviation experience, and here we are joined by cameron walker, our royal correspondent, to tell us more, so 11 years old. is that young to start flying? >> well, it's pretty young, but there's actually no rules against flying at any age, actually. but you can't log in the united kingdom, you're flying hours towards your private pilot's license until you are 14. so clearly, prince george starting young here, it was first reported in the sun newspaper. i understand the it >> extraordinary that he does it quite so young. and i suppose it gives us a little, indication, perhaps, of his future ambitions. is he going to go off and join the raf , perhaps? and join the raf, perhaps? >> well, quite possibly. i mean, you have to remember that one day he's going to be king and therefore he's going to be head of the armed forces, which would, of course, include the royal air force. i suspect maybe we'll see him do a bit of training with the raf as he gets older. but there was that article, if you remember. i think it was earlier on this yean think it was earlier on this year, which suggested that prince george may not be forced to go into the british army or into the armed forces if he doesn't want to. that would be, completely going against the tradition of male members of the royal family. kensington palace did not comment on that at the time. they're clearly not commenting. commenting on it at the moment. but i think cup prince george, some slack here. he's only 11 years old. he's just clearly trying out different things to see what he likes and dislikes. it appears he likes this flying experience age 11, so we'll have to wait and see. watch this space. >> when he's a bit older, he can look forward to lots of opinion pieces, lots of columns in the royal section of the papers on how prince george is going to be the best ever pilot we might be. >> i mean, clearly i was a little bit ignorant on this subject when we started the show. we were saying, how on earth can you, can you learn to fly at 11 years old? but, patricia got in touch saying she is a very proud grandmother of a grandson who also started flying at 11 years of age. they take controls , too, so she's saying controls, too, so she's saying it's not a particularly privileged thing to do because one of the discussions is, oh, what? i mean, prince , prince what? i mean, prince, prince george, of course, very privileged person. this couldn't be within reach of ordinary people. but clearly 11 year olds do. >> well, i think it depends how much money you've got to spend on all that learning. you've got to do. and of course, the aircraft itself, hiring the aircraft, the fuel as well, that will cost thousands of pounds if he is going towards his license. but this could have just been a special treat before prince george goes back to school, because it happened on tuesday last week. he went back to school lambrook wednesday last week. so i think you need some finance behind it. i think you have to be relatively well off in order to afford for your child to learn to fly. >> yes , if you want to be a >> yes, if you want to be a pilot, you have to invest a lot before you, before you make a good wage after. but yes, i know sometimes the airlines can fund that. >> if you particularly if you show a talent. >> cameron walker, thank you very much indeed. we've got lots more coming up on today's show. don't go anywhere. we're going to be back with katherine forster, who's in washington for a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> hello. welcome along to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. it's turned into a fine day for many of us. dry, sunny spells. there is some rain turning up later and that's because of this weather front coming along from the atlantic. and it's going to push cloud and outbreaks of rain and a freshening breeze into the west of scotland, parts of northern ireland. but for the vast majority, sunny spells through the rest of the afternoon into the rest of the afternoon into the early evening, and then any cloud that does appear through the day tends to fizzle out overnight for england and wales. as a result, temperatures falling away once again. we've got relatively cold air in place, 1 or 2 mist and fog patches, but for scotland and northern ireland, the thicker cloud here, outbreaks of rain mean that it won't be quite as chilly. 10 to 12 celsius. meanwhile temperatures could be close to freezing in some parts of central and southern england and south wales. but that's where we've got the best of the sunshine. first thing a beautiful start to the day. there'll be some high cloud around, but for much of england and wales, what a cracking start to the weekend . now cumbria a to the weekend. now cumbria a bit more cloud and certainly for scotland and northern ireland. it is a cloudier start to the day. that means it's not going to be quite as chilly out there. temperatures typically in the double figures, but it's fairly dreary over the highlands, the grampians, the southern uplands. a lot of low cloud, some patchy rain and drizzle. brighter skies for the east of scotland and certainly for much of england and wales. we keep the dry and bright weather through the day , bright weather through the day, some areas of medium and high cloud around, but otherwise it's set for western scotland and northern ireland. increasingly breezy, increasingly damp and as a result, it's not going to feel very pleasant as the winds pick up. but further south, a slightly warmer day compared with friday. highs of 18 to 19 celsius, and we keep the fine weather in the south into saturday night. but the weather front that's causing the damp weather in the north—west tends to sink south into northern england, and parts of wales by sunday. to the north of that, some showers and to the south staying fine. higher pressure next week . next week. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather gb news. >> good afternoon britain. it's 2:00 on friday the 13th of september. i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver war with russia. vladimir putin warns britain and america allow to ukraine use their weapons on russian soil. this would spark a war on the west. the prime minister is in washington dc as we speak. we're there too. >> we are indeed. and a coal mine has been quashed. uk's first coal mine in 30 years is now in a legal limbo as planning permission is squashed, quashed by the high court. >> is trump a scaredy cat? see what we did there? cats. i'm eating them right. donald trump is running away from another presidential debate with democratic nominee and vice president kamala harris . president kamala harris. this coal mine in cumbria was a coking coal mine. it wasn't for energy. it was for it wasn't for producing electricity. i should say. it was for , producing say. it was for, producing steel, things like that . it used steel, things like that. it used to be. it was going to be the cleanest coal mine on the face of planet earth . and instead of of planet earth. and instead of importing a little bit of coal from overseas, where they have big open minds, it would be a covered mine that actually protected a lot of the environment around it, created high quality jobs and allowed us to produce our own steel. so of course, the high court has said we can't do it. >> is there a dirtier word in modern britain than coal? lawyer, very good, very good. i mean, what happens next? well, we'll find out for you in this next hour. but what happens now? the high court have said absolutely not. you're not allowed to have this coking coal mine. >> do you know what happens next? the money, the jobs , the next? the money, the jobs, the investment, all goes overseas. >> oh , wonderful. and meanwhile, >> oh, wonderful. and meanwhile, china continues to build and build and build coal mines, although they've slowed down. but that's not due to china's just done what i think is like not not that bad a policy which is just everything they're building loads of solar farms, they're building loads of wind farms, they're building loads of coal fired power stations , gas coal fired power stations, gas fired power stations, nuclear power stations. >> they're just saying just everything, okay? >> everything. it's not an even spread. i mean, it is massively coal and oil. >> they are producing more renewable energy than any other country i know. >> but proportionately, coal is still their big hitter. >> coal is still a huge part of their energy mix in a way that it isn't a big part of ours, but i mean, they've just got an all in energy policy. they just don't say no to anything. and that's produced huge, huge growth for them. unfortunately, we say we do say no to a lot of things. and, hence, hence low growth. >> anyway, gbnews.com/yoursay please do get in touch. but it is the news headlines with sam francis . francis. >> very good afternoon to you from the newsroom just after 2:00. and the top story this houn 2:00. and the top story this hour, seven men who committed a string of child sex abuse offences against two teenage girls in rotherham have today been jailed for a total of 106 years. the seven men were all convicted after a nine week long trial at sheffield crown court , trial at sheffield crown court, which was the result of an investigation by the national crime agency called operation stovewood. the victims, who were aged between 11 and 16 at the time of those offences , were time of those offences, were both in care and were groomed and often plied with alcohol. the court heard, or cannabis before being raped or assaulted. they would often also be collected by their abusers from the children's homes where they lived at the time. over the course of the hearing at sheffield crown court, the seven men were handed jail sentences between seven and 25 years. russia's claims against six british diplomats of espionage and sabotage are completely baseless , according to the baseless, according to the foreign office. the fsb security service claims the diplomats actions prompted a response amid what it called numerous unfriendly steps by the uk. it comes as the prime minister, sir keir starmer, is meeting with president joe biden this afternoon in washington to discuss ukraine's request to use western weapons. concerns though over escalation, have delayed approval for ukraine's use of ballistic missiles . what would ballistic missiles. what would have been the uk's first coal mine in 30 years is now in legal limbo, as planning permission has been quashed by the high court. climate campaigners had argued the decision to grant planning permission for the whitehaven coal mine in cumbria smacked of hypocrisy and said it contradicted the uk's climate commitments. the government had withdrawn its defence, but the developer , west cumbria mining, developer, west cumbria mining, still contested the claim. however, in today's ruling, the judge said giving the go ahead for the development was legally flawed . the prison population in flawed. the prison population in england and wales has dropped by over 2000. in just one week. that follows the start of the government's early release scheme. today's figures are the first to be published since labour's plan took effect on tuesday of this week, reducing the number of prisoners now to just over 86,000. that's down from a record of 88,521 under the scheme. about 1700 inmates were freed who had served 40% of their sentences. now, on october their sentences. now, on october the 22nd, it will be the turn of those with sentences of five years or more. but the government insists it won't apply government insists it won't apply to most serious offenders . apply to most serious offenders. robert jenrick. the leading candidate for the conservative party leadership has proposed to drastically limit the number of migrants entering the country. the former immigration minister told our political editor, chris hope, that he wants to see a cap of just a few thousand people per year. that's if the conservatives win the next election. he discussed what he called a more controlled approach to immigration on chopper's political podcast. >> i accept that what i'm arguing for will not be plain sailing. it requires a big change in our economy, in our pubuc change in our economy, in our public services. but it is the right thing to do to get a gang of thousands. >> could it, could it? and net figure i think we'd have to give that careful thought. >> but my point is that it should be in the tens of thousands or lower. >> assisted dying should be allowed in england, according to allowed in england, according to a panel made up of public members of the public. after eight weeks of debate, a majority of that panel voted in favour, with the top reasons for support being the need to stop pain and allow a dignified death for the terminally ill. while 20 of the 28 jury members supported a change to the law. critics warn it could be misused and lead to reduced palliative care funding. the findings , funding. the findings, commissioned by the nuffield council on bioethics, could also influence upcoming parliamentary debates, with a bill expected to be heard in november. two men have been charged after a banksy painting was stolen from a london gallery. larry fraser and james love were arrested and charged with burglary following that theft. the girl with balloon painting, which partially self—destructed during a £1.1 million auction, was recovered and will be returned to the gallery. banksy's artwork has recently faced a string of threats, with several pieces moved for safe keeping. the 47 year old and 53 year old are expected to appear at kingston crown court next month . the crown court next month. the government has struck a £630 million deal to bring part of the national grid's operations into public ownership. launching on the 1st of october, the new national energy system operator will help drive the uk's transition to clean energy and strengthen energy security. energy secretary ed miliband hailing the move as a milestone which he claims will position the uk as a clean energy superpower. the national grid, though, said the final price could still change before the deal closes . and finally, donald deal closes. and finally, donald trump says he's done with debating and won't participate in another head to head before the november election, despite polls showing kamala harris won the first face off on truth social. trump boasted about his performance, but several top republicans said harris came out on top. over 67 million viewers tuned in for that first debate, but harris says voters deserve a rematch . those are the latest gb rematch. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'll be back with you for one last update in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> good afternoon britain. it is 2:09. now the president of russia, vladimir putin, is drawing new red lines with the west as he warns the uk against escalating the war with ukraine. >> yes , this as prime minister, >> yes, this as prime minister, sir keir starmer is in the united states to talk to president joe biden about lifting restrictions on weapons that can be used in the conflict. >> well, it's led to swift reaction from the kremlin, with six british diplomats being expelled by the kremlin for allegedly spying on russia. >> okay. well, following sir keir starmer on his trip to the united states is our political correspondent, katherine forster. catherine, thank you very much indeed forjoining us on the show. what updates can you give us on the talks that are ongoing ? yes. are ongoing? yes. >> hello, tom and emily. so sir keir starmer, david lammy, the foreign secretary, our national security adviser tim barrow, amongst others , will be meeting amongst others, will be meeting the outgoing us president, amongst others, will be meeting the outgoing us president , joe the outgoing us president, joe biden this afternoon in the white house. they'll have a meeting of about an hour and a half. we then expect to hear words from the prime minister. following that, there is a huge amount of pressure being brought to bear externally on these leaders over ukraine. now, number 10 are kicking in to stress that this visit is not only about ukraine. they say it's broadly to work on shared global challenges, including the middle east, including the indo—pacific. but clearly the situation in ukraine becoming more and more pressing. we had david lammy, the foreign secretary, going with the us secretary, going with the us secretary of state, antony blinken , to ukraine earlier this blinken, to ukraine earlier this week , volodymyr zelenskyy making week, volodymyr zelenskyy making it clear that he wants permission to fire british and french made storm shadow long—range cruise missiles into russia itself. now putin has hit back, saying that if that happens, it would mean that nato countries are at war with russia. now, last night, the prime minister confronted with that by journalists on the plane, said , look, russia plane, said, look, russia started this war. they can stop it straightaway if they want to. and we're not expecting an announcement on that today, but it looks like things are shifting in the united states. and, volodymyr zelenskyy has been tweeting just in the last few minutes, making it very, very clear what his stance is. he said it's difficult to repeatedly hear we are working on this. while putin continues to burn down our cities and villages, he doesn't need anyone's approval. putin interprets delays in helping us and in making strong decisions for ukraine as permission to do whatever he wants. so number 10 will not be drawn on when and if the us will finally give the agreement that we want and need to go ahead with allowing ukraine to use these weapons, but volodymyr zelenskyy making it very, very plain what he wants and indeed expects. >> well, i wonder if this decision wasn't imminent, would this trip be happening? catherine, i know you've got your ear to the ground. we'll be following and catching up with you throughout the day here on gb news. thanks forjoining us live from washington dc. >> we will indeed, but joining us now is philipmuch for your time. this afternoon. big decisions to be made on both sides of the atlantic. >> well, very much so . and the >> well, very much so. and the decisions are late. you know, they should have been made weeks and weeks ago, every day that these decisions are delayed are hundreds more ukrainians dying, and they are the frontline securing the peace for the rest of europe. and arguably the rest of europe. and arguably the rest of the world. >> now, this is of course, a contentious decision. of course, there have been many people who say, why give these long—range storm shadow missiles if you can't use them against the missile launchers that russia has been using against ukrainian homes, energy, infrastructure, transport, even hospitals? but there are others who say, well , there are others who say, well, look at what mr putin is saying. he is threatening that if this is allowed, this is in effect an attack by nato on russia, he could strike back at nato countries. >> well, i thin

philip ingram . philip, does this philip ingram. start of something big, or do you feel that this is perfectly reasonable , justified perfectly reasonable, justified and kind of low level in a sense? >> no, we're we're certainly going up the ladder of escalation. i don't think it's an inevitable start of a middle east war. that will depend on how iran and hezbollah react to this. but i don't think the israeli operation to dislocate hezbollah has finished quite yet . hezbollah has finished quite yet. >> i want to get your view on the major attack that israel used in your view, was that targeted? i see it as targeted. some people are saying it's indiscriminate. where do you sit with that? >> well, we have to recognise the israelis haven't admitted this yet, but you can't get something more targeted. you know, the israeli intelligence will have identified that, how how the senior hezbollah leaders communicate with each other . communicate with each other. they've set the conditions for them to abandon their smartphones, and they wanted

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philip schofield and finally, philip schofield says the utter betrayal by his television colleagues has made him never want to be a daytime presenter ever again. the 62 year old is set to appear on channel five's castaway, marking his first tv appearance since leaving itv in may of 2023. following an admission of an unwise but not illegal affair with a younger male colleague. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . politics. but ultimately i'm not surprised to austrian politics now, where early projections are showing the right leaning freedom party will finish first in the austrian general election. >> the party, led by herbert kickl, has promised austrians to build fortress austria to restore their security, prosperity and peace. the right leaning group is expected to be in pole position to form a coalition for the first time since the second world war. now back in the uk, almost 10 million households have been warned they risk overpaying on their energy if they don't send metre readings to their supplier before the price rise takes effect on the 1st of october. the average household energy bill is set to increase by £149 a year from this tuesday, as ofgem increases its price cap. and finally , philipchofield and finally, philip schofield says the utter betrayal by his television colleagues has made him never want to be a daytime presenter ever again. the 62 year old is set to appear on channel five's castaway, marking his first tv appearance since leaving itv in may of 2023. following an admission of an unwise but not illegal affair with a younger male colleague. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> well, normally, of course , we >> well, normally, of course, we would review the papers at >> well, normally, of course, we would rthat'sthe papers at >> well, normally, of course, we would rthat's something at >> well, normally, of course, we would rthat's something we reform, that's something we should look at. but the fact is i really struggle. i will look closely, but at the moment they have jus

philip morris study the pharmacological reinforcing effect of nicotine. we are aware of research using measurements to measure the biological effects of nicotine on brain function at both r.j. reynolds and philipris. also let me quote some of the recent statements of the media from officials from one company that reveal a recognition of nicotine drug like the fact. "nicotine is not only a very fine drug, but the techniques of administration by smoking haveyc considerable psychological advantages. nicotine is a remarkable and magnificent drug to both help the body to resist external stress and as a result show a pronounced tranquilizing effect. these statements were apparently made who served as science advisor to the board of brown and williams sister company british american tobacco company. doctor ellis made another statement inuote 1962, "smokings a habit of addiction". but perhaps the most striking statement that contributed to him was from a meeting company scientist in 1967. "sir charles ellis states this company is in the nicotine rather than tobacco industry". >> host: that was david kessler then head of the fda in 1994. we are with 11 center for oversight and democracy. what was david

philip trofimov, vesti program host. philip, hello. yandex has reported for the first time on the number of subscribers to the paid version of the voice assistant. how many people are willing to pay to communicate with alice? good afternoon, but strictly speaking it is paid. well, for now it is rather conditional and, probably, the numbers by the end of the year will be more indicative, but globally it is interesting that yandex was the first in the world to make a classic assistant of the new generation and the first to test its paid version, amazon is thinking about something similar with its lecture, but so far it is only thinking, here is already the first report. yandex revealed the number of subscribers to the paid version of the alice assistant, there are more than a million of them, let me remind you, the alice pro version was announced in early april of this year. then the voice assistant was basically relaunched, completely, transferring it to work with the yandex gpt generative network, that is, before that, access to a large language model from the voice assistant was implemented as a skill and required an explicit launch by the alice command, let's figure it out, since april, all communication with alice has been based on the gpt model and then alice pro was launched. from free version it differs in two points, firstly, it works on the basis of the most powerful neural network model of yandex gpt3 pro. this means that its answers are more complete and accurate: superiority according to yandex's own estimates from one and a half to five times, depending on the category of tasks. another issue is that since we are talking primarily about text generation, this is mainly no longer voice communication with a speaker, but text on a service website launched specifically for these purposes. and, as they say, some, especially new ones professionally oriented users go there right away. however, the voice interface works in pro mode. we often meet sessions when people are at home with a speaker, in their free time a marketer comes up with an idea, he starts to hammer it out in a dialogue with alice, then we support, actually, the save function, you can just say save speakers, and this chat will be put aside in a separate entity, to which you can return later on the desktop and finish or take the results that you came up with with this speaker, the second point is that what distinguishes alice pro from the free version is what was called professions at the april presentation, when they showed one nanny who, according to a set schedule, will wake up a child for school, play an educational quest from yandextextbook, remind or monitor something, then they hinted that perhaps they will let users create such professions themselves, well, or scenarios, but for now, as they say, they are busy improving the service in the most popular areas, that is, not alice, for example, a marketer, after all alice is a marketing assistant, and one more thing, alice became the world's first classic voice assistant with a paid version of 100 rubles per month, and now it has gained a million users of this pro version, but there is a nuance: the first 180 days are provided for free. and these 180 days will begin to expire in a couple of weeks, and how long users will keep the subscription when the money starts to be written off is unknown. in fact , it is quite difficult to predict such things, because they are often market-dependent and mentality-dependent, and here, as it were, the intersection of two things, the subscription model exists in russia, different services have completely different indicators, accordingly , assistants also exist in russia, these are also different indicators of return, usability and so on, this intersection is very difficult to guess, however, as they say, in any case, alice pro and the new scenario have already, at a minimum, increased the number of requests per user and the activity of the audience as a whole. pre-orders for the new iphones turned out to be a third lower than for the previous version of smartphones from apple year back, at least as far as the top models with the pro index are concerned, such data was provided by an analyst at tf international securities, known for his insider information related to events around the cupertino corporation, according to his information, during the first weekend after the official announcement of the iphone 16 line, pre-orders amounted to 37 million units, and this is less than what apple expected, while interest in different versions differs significantly, if the 16 pro and pro max were requested in orders for 27 and 16% compared to last year models, then the simplest iphone 16 grew by 10%, and its larger version 16 plus. almost half, however, it should be noted that in absolute values , almost half, that is, 17 million units of pre-orders still fell on the most expensive version of the iphone 16 pro max, well, that is why the decrease in interest in this model affected the overall figures so noticeably. as for the reasons for this decrease in interest, there is a version that this is primarily due to the fact that apple did not have time to complete numerous functions related to artificial intelligence, which received the general... name apple intelligence and were very solemnly announced at the beginning of the summer at the apple developer conferencebdc, everything looked impressive from the completely new voice assistant of syria and many nireset miracles happening directly on the device, that is, without sending data somewhere to the cloud, and to the integration with the gpt chat. as a result, the first elements of this new platform will be available only in october, only in the usa only in... english language to end of the year, access is promised for users from the uk, australia, canada and new zealand, again only with english. support for spanish, french, chinese and japanese is planned for the twenty- fifth 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philip: we are see -- in default and delinquencies? philip: we are actually seeing a drop. i think it's this combination of debit/credit and the ability to use our product, suit certain loans -- snooze certain loans and use cash flow. tom: is there more you looking to do to move rates lower? philipnd this is an important point that you raised, if you are a regulator, the regulator requires that you show an apr, whether that's a true representative apr. this is why some companies do not show apr, because their unregulated. you take your product and say should a fee ever be levied on any of these products? was that average fee divided into that line and shut the as a representative apr? a lot of our customers, 75 plus, do not pay a single fee at all, there is no apr. we list and half of the price of the market average. that's kind of how we think about the product. tom: talk to us about the ipo. give us some news. what are the conversations around new york, around london? what is the update and time? next year it's going to happen, right? philip: we've always said we want to list of the business, that has not changed. tom: is next year a rational, does that seem a reasonable timeframe? philip: i would love to say that's good to because. we think 18 to 24 months is a very reasonabl

philip collins, did ou hear access deaths. philip collins, did you hear any _ access deaths. philipdeaths. philip collins, did l you hear any substance today from rachel reeves? i you hear any substance today from rachel reeves?— rachel reeves? i did hear some, i heard the desire _ rachel reeves? i did hear some, i heard the desire for _ rachel reeves? i did hear some, i. heard the desire for more investment which _ heard the desire for more investment which i _ heard the desire for more investment which i think— heard the desire for more investment which i think wru— heard the desire for more investment which i think will become _ heard the desire for more investment which i think will become a _ heard the desire for more investment which i think will become a big - which i think will become a big theme — which i think will become a big theme of— which i think will become a big theme of this _ which i think will become a big theme of this labour- which i think will become a big i theme of this labour government which i think will become a big - theme of this labour government and i

philip kemp: you and your wife real close? yeah, pretty close. philip kemp: do you consider her your best friend? yeah. i mean, we had a falling outs, but yeah. philip kemp: when was the last one? yesterday, day before. philip kemp: what was it about? i ain't-- nothing-- nothing-- nothing. i mean, little stuff, nothing. andrea canning: after talking for about 90 minutes, jason said he was tired and wanted to go home. that's when lieutenant tucker straight up asked him. miles tucker: jason, did you have anything to do with this? did you have anything to do with killing your wife? you got to be out of your mind to think that i would have anything to do with this. and i resent that you ask these questions like i am sitting here had something to do with it. i'm sitting here trying to be as helpful as i can. andrea canning: jason was free to leave. his two children, jackson and remington, so young at the time, leaned on their grandparents, nichole's mom and dad, and jason's mom faye for emotional support. and they looked more than ever to their dad for security and love. you know, when i'd see him, i'd feel safe and like everything was ok. i mean, clearl

philip trofimov, host of the program vestinet. philip, the attempt to ban the social network x in brazil, which was previously called twitter, caused the growth of such a little-known company as bluesky. tell us what kind of network it is and will it become. can it become a replacement for x, at least for some of the user? good afternoon, well , first of all, bulyuska is to some extent a relative of twitter, to fully replace the current x is in principle a rather difficult task, but bluesky is interesting in itself, and what characteristically, this is not the only alternative, well, more details a little later, let's start with the risks of deglobalization. sanctions against russian companies and individual security specialists could potentially threaten western businesses, this is the conclusion reached by american security experts, we are talking about... a large study by the specialized publication cso online, dedicated to the market, the so-called buckbounty, a reward for finding vulnerabilities in information systems. after february 2022, the largest global platforms of this kind refused cooperation with russian white hat hackers, moreover, the publication cites situations when the payment of bonuses for information about serious security holes in the largest structures, and this is tens of thousands of dollars for each. russian and belarusian researchers were denied even in those cases. when the report was sent before the introduction of sanctions, did not receive, as they say, the due bonuses and kaspersky lab, which discovered four zero-day vulnerabilities in the apple mobile operating system at once, that is, such against exploitation, which there are no countermeasures. these vulnerabilities allowed remote access to iphones, even if the user did not make any mistakes, such as clicking on dubious links. in fact, this is how the attack on the device was carried out. laboratory employees, the attack was uncovered, the results of the investigation, of course, were sent to cupertino, and they did not receive a bonus. so, according to american security experts, all this not only greatly stimulated the development of domestic sites that pay white hackers for improving the security of russian companies, but it put individual researchers from russia and some other countries in front of a choice: either report vulnerabilities found in western it businesses for free, or sell this information to an aggregator of such... according to the microblogging service itself , the company experienced the largest surge in activity in its history and the registration of half a million new users at once, and this despite the fact that the platform, which was fully launched only in february of this year, still had an audience of about 6 million people. this happened at the moment when the brazilian court banned the ex network, well, former twitter, in the country, users rushed to look for an alternative and found it in bluesky, fortunately , the brazilian president, saying goodbye to his subscribers in x, gave a link to his accounts on other platforms and was the first to indicate bluesky, it is noteworthy that both of these platforms were created by one person, the legendary jack dorsey, he launched bluesky and spun it off into a separate business even before he sold twitter to elon musk. according to the idea, this is a new generation social network with open source code. and protocol that allows users to easily transfer their profile to any project built on it. for several years, all this existed in closed test mode and only at the beginning of this year became available to everyone. at the same time, the growth of the audience has so far been significantly associated with twitter. first , those dissatisfied with the sale of twitter to elon musk and the order that he brought there ran to bluesky, and now those who, on the contrary, have been banned from accessing twitter and are threatened with huge fines for disobedience. well and another point, surprisingly, this time among those who benefited from the latest shake-up in the social network market, mastadon, created 8 years ago in germany by a person named evgenia rachko, is not mentioned. this is a decentralized social network, that is, it does not have any single governing body, central server, or anything like that. anyone can create their own server, set their own rules there, and any user has access to all the content, both in the social network and in any other that supports its protocol activitypal. in protests against the new rules of various large social networks, mostadon gained 10 million users by last year, of which, however, according to rachko himself, only 2 million are active. well, briefly about one big anniversary. exactly 25 years ago, in 1999 , the first video card in today's sense of the word was announced: nvidia geforce 200. 56, which took on all the graphic calculations of computers, first of all, of course, gamers appreciated this, however, a dedicated graphics processor was needed not only and, but the real explosive growth of the nvidio company. happened when it became clear that video cards cope well with cryptocurrency mining, when the crypto excitement began to subside, and professional miners switched to very specialized accelerators, a boom in neural networks began for training which video processors were again very suitable, as a result, startups since the late nineties are now valued at about 3 trillion dollars and are consistently included in the top 5 most expensive companies on the planet. this is all about technology for us at this minute, thank you, my colleague philip trofimov was with technology news. in the rostov region, they are fighting large landscape fires, one of them blocked the entrance to the capital romanovskaya the night before, about a thousand square meters of dry grass were burning, the fight against the fire is complicated by strong winds. will the weather in the region change, we 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and she's saying -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> robin: love when she says our name like that. oh my gosh. oprah taking on the tech titans about ai. we're looking forward to your chat. >> rebecca: it was such an interesting conversation. and we are also looking forward to celebrating tory johnson's birthday today. the party is starting early. she's giving the gifts this morning with her deals and steals birthday bigger. she likes to give on her birthday. >> george: we also have a look at top stories starting with francine after making land as a category 2. it's now moving north. first matt rivers in houma, louisiana. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're in one of the hardest hit areas from this storm. wind gusts up to 100 miles an hour. you can see the effects of that. this was a roof until yesterday of that building, an annex building to a baptist church. it was lifted off by those winds, slammed down where i am here, taking out some power lines in the process. real damage here. that's the kind of thing we are seeing across the state of louisiana. roughly 400,000 customers across the state currently without power. that's a number that could change as we go through the day. the other concern, the damage left behind by floodwaters. of course they are receding without rain, but we are going to see homes damaged as a result of that. then i think over the next couple of days, the real story here will be power outages. this is a part of the country when the power goes out, takes a long time to get those power lines back working again. it was a real concern for residents before this storm hit. now those concerns becoming a reality, as we look forward to the next couple of days and weeks, robin. >> robin: we are thinking of everyone in the path. all right there, matt. thank you. ginger, you got the track and timing? >> ginger: impacts are wide. even though the path gets smaller and smaller. now we have a depression rather than a storm. doesn't really matter. going to still cause big time wind and flood concerns along with a tornado threat. let's start with where it is. it's well north of new orleans. almost jackson now as that depression. so it's gonna keep tracking more to the north. then you see the tornado watches into the florida panhandle. flood watches for most of alabama, parts of georgia, tennessee, definitely mississippi. then there's the wind. gusts are going to be 55, 60 miles per hour. this easily takes trees down especially when you have super saturated soil. you'll have that coming with this. look at some of those gusts. memphis with over 50, tupelo close to 60. this goes through tonight. and then i want to focus -- birmingham floods pretty easily, especially on the south side there. you got a significant flash flood risk. you could see locally more than half foot of rain. that's something to be concerned with. it's really slow moving as we see this thing finally dwindle by the end of the week. >> rebecca: just keeping all those first responders very busy. okay. ginger, thank you. we're going to turn now to the wild fires out west. california governor newsom declared a state of emergency in los angeles and san bernardino counties. we're going to go back to mola lenghi in riverside county for us. good morning again, mola. >> reporter: good morning. that state of emergency coming after these fires have devastated large parts of southern california, destroying dozens of homes, forcing thousands to evacuate. the bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino county, the largest active fire, remains 0% contained. the line fire, with more than 36,000 acres burning, specifically in san bernardino county is at 18% containment. that displaced over 100,000 people. the airport fire here in riverside county also extending into orange county, has injured 12 people. that is at 5% containment. firefighters have made some progress here in the last 24 hours with cooler temperatures throughout the region after several days of extreme heat. they were battling with that, making conditions on the ground extremely difficult. but there is still a concern that stronger winds could help spread flames, george. >> george: mola, thank you very much. now the latest on the race for the white house. hours after the debate, harris and trump met again at the 9/11 memorial as the harris campaign tried to capital with new ads, trump tried to contain the damage. want to go back to rachel scott. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump and vice president harris are back out on the campaign trail today after coming face to face in the very first debate just hours after they got off the stage, the two did meet again, sharing a polite handshake at ground zero at a memorial service honoring victims of the 9/11 attacks. today donald trump will try to turn the page from that debate. he still insists it was his best debate ever, but his allies calling this a missed opportunity for the former president. senator kevin kramer saying trump treated it like a minicampaign rally. others said they wanted to see him focus on issues and stay away from conspiracy theories or false claims. he will be in arizona holding an event. vice president harris has two rallies in north carolina. that's a state that the trump campaign is trying to hold on to this november. and harris still does face the challenge of trying to define herself for voters who want to learn more about her. but she is hoping to seize on any momentum from that debate performance and also from that endorsement from taylor swift. guys? 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you hope not to. >> lara: former nfl star dez bryant saying that's it. the nfl has to do the right thing. tua has had entirely way too many concussions. hall of famer shannon sharpe agreeing saying tagovailoa should shut it down writing his concussions are getting worse and he's a young man with his entire life ahead of him. super bowl champion damian woody telling scott van pelt last night -- >> this game of football, it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things. you got so much life to live. i just, for me, it's sickening to see this man, seems like time and time again, being in that uncomfortable position. >> lara: the scene eerily similar to this one from the dolphins thursday night football game two years prior. tagovailoa thrown to the ground, smashing his head and back on the turf, leaving the field on a stretcher. he suffered two confirmed concussions that season. even before this most recent hit the qb revealing he was considering retirement because of them. >> i considered it, you know, for a time, having sat down with my family. i love the game of football. if i didn't, i would have quit a long time. >> lara: we will see about that. one note though about the guardian cast, the extra helmet protection that's aimed to limit concussions. only a handful of players have opted to wear them in the nfl's opening week. tua was not wearing one. >> rebecca: that is such a tough video to see. >> lara: yeah. thinking about him. >> rebecca: yes, we are. absolutely. absolutely. lara, thank you. we turn now to new details about those charged in the overdose death of "friends" actor matthew perry, as we hear from the family of another alleged victim of the so called ketamine queen. erielle reshef is here with the latest. >> good morning. matthew perry's death sparked a large scale criminal investigation into five suspects, including two doctors, perry's own personal assistant and a so called ketamine queen accused of exploiting his addiction. momentum building in the case of the suspects charged for the ketamine death of friends star matthew perry. >> i think the important thing to us is just getting more answers. >> reporter: the ketamine queen of los angeles allegedly at the center of what prosecutors describe as a broad criminal network that provided perry with the drug. she had pleaded not guilty. >> as matthew perry's ketamine addiction grew, he wanted more and he wanted it faster and cheaper. >> reporter: prosecutors allege she delivered perry large quantities of ketamine through street dealers, allegations her attorney denies. >> my client never met matthew perry, has nothing to do with matthew perry. all the supposed rumors otherwise are just that, urban legend. >> reporter: this after prosecutors say another client had already died after she had sold him ketamine, too. >> in 2019, defendant sold ketamine to another customer. that person died the same day. nonetheless, defendant continued selling drugs, including ketamine. >> reporter: now friends and family of that alleged victim speaking exclusively to abc news about their heart break. >> addiction was not who cody was. it was nothing in his life. >> lara: his sister describing messages she said she later found on his phone. >> so i saw messages back and forth between the two of them talking about ketamine and how much she has available, how much it costs. >> the silver lining for us is that it did put a light back on cody and the pressure for an investigation to be done that should have been done five years ago. >> reporter: for ten seasons, perry made millions laugh as chandler bing. >> i may just sit here and have my cake all day. just sit here in the hallway and eat my -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: but behind the scenes a darker reality. the actor writing in his memoir that ketamine felt like a giant exhale. >> taking k is like being hit in the head with a giant happy shovel. but the hangover was rough and outweighed the shovel. ketamine was not for me. >> the trial is expected to start in march of next year. all of the defendants in this case face a range of ten years to life in prison if convicted. you can watch the latest episode of impact by nightline what happened to matthew perry streaming now on hulu. so many questions that are lingering and that impact will answer a lot of them. >> rebecca: lot of people will focus on that trial coming up. erielle, thank you so much. coming up, robin and will are in l.a. guys, it's going to be a golden night at the emmys. you're making it a golden morning. >> robin: you're so kind. we talked the to the talented team behind the scenes at this year's emmys. >> they told us about some of the legends that will be joining in on the fun. that's coming up. ♪ (woman) it is high. 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philip trofimov, host of the vestinet program. philip, hello, the tech press is discussing augmented reality glasses from snap. this is not the first such device, why is it getting so much attention? good day. well , there have been quite a few similar projects over the past 10 years, but until now all the stories about a light version of augmented reality have been reduced to either industrial. act, however, so far not that completely without attracting attention, after all, the new snap spectacles are quite clunky and if the appearance is somehow reminiscent of such memes about the imperturbability can be attributed to the whims of the designer, then the weight of 226 g for glasses is frankly a lot, on the other hand it is two, then three times less than the weight of augmented reality headsets, like qs3 or the same apple vision pro, and at the same time all the main functionality is in place, this is how it looked at the presentation, it was quite short and devoted primarily to the intuitive clarity of the interface, for example, all controls and settings are concentrated on the left palm, virtual objects can simply be grabbed with your hand and dragged, but the ordered simplicity hides non-trivial technologies, relatively compact glasses can build a three-dimensional map of the surrounding world and link drawn objects to real ones, can recognize hands and gestures, all without connecting to an external device... not too fast, but nevertheless. these glasses were made by snap, a company that belongs to the little-known in russia, but popular among teenagers, especially in the us and india, social network snapchat, with a total global audience of about half a billion users, but what is more important in this case is that this is not just a social network about photo and video sharing, it was this service, and perhaps the founder and face of the social network evan shpiger himself, who came up with filters, masks, stop and disappearing pictures, which later became mandatory for other social networks , these are the original distinctive features of napchat, that is, these are such social network visionaries, with augmented reality snap has been experimenting since 2017, when the social network placed virtual copies of jeff koons sculptures in several of the world's largest cities, there were no available ar headsets then, so these works of art could only be viewed through a smartphone in the snapchat app, today, by the way, you can also peep into the world of the owner of the new spectacles glasses through a smartphone, since about the same time snap has been making smart glasses, at first just with a built-in camera, they failed in sales, then there were two cameras for fashionable, at that time such pseudo-volumetric pictures, only here they were not generated, but really two-chamber, similar glasses, by the way, are made today by the joint brand reyben, another social network banned in russia, this is again on the issue of imitating snapchat, in the first year , augmented reality appeared in snap spectacles glasses, but still in such a demo mode, that is, you could only look at augmented reality objects saved by 3d artists using snap tools in previous years, you couldn’t interact with them, but it was then that a new design was laid down, a pair of cameras became responsible not only for video for the social network, but for the orientation of the device in space, displays appeared in the lenses. and the manufacturer of these displays snap eventually bought. and now, 3 years later, evan schigel, not paying attention to the fact that almost all projects of such lightweight devices, including those from google itself, failed, presented almost full-fledged almost finished ar glasses. almost because the area in which virtual objects are displayed, although it has grown many times, is still not very large, because they only last 45 minutes on one charge because and... you can't buy them, are provided exclusively by subscription for $ 100 per month, and not to everyone, only to developers. on the other hand, this gives hope that in a year and a half we can expect a lighter, more compact and technically advanced version, for which a certain number of third-party applications will already be ready, that is, usage scenarios for which it will make sense to buy it. this is all about glasses for us. this minute roman, yes, philipk you, very curious, one way or another, in continuation of this topic, what are the prospects for fidzhital sports and fidzhital movements in russia, about this in a couple of minutes, who is always in a hurry to help, tselesto pain, knee pain, back pain, neck pain, all the same, the shoulder can fail, we will call pentalki quickly, against pain and inflammation in muscles and joints. open a deposit in gazprom-bank with an increased rate of up to 25% together with the long-term savings program from gasfond pension savings. the state will add up to 360,000 rubles. discover avita mall. a new 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but as you say, he's taken a scattergun approach, criticised prince philip, the late prince philip , as criticised prince philip and also, the present king being being also unhappy within, within the self and having a good swipe at prince harry, although he says he's a big supporter of prince harry. but then he goes on to say he had the pick of all the beautiful girls. i hope he chose the right one. you know, it's a strange, strange eruption from this ancient thespian who is so well respected to take issue with the royal family when absolutely there is no reason to. because i've always known the queen to be endlessly patient and kind , knowing as she patient and kind, knowing as she does that every word she says will be cherished by somebody and taken home and remembered. and i would have thought she's far too astute and discreet to have done anything that would have done anything that would have annoyed him. but so it seems he's upset. >> it is strange, of course, because he's a he's a pretty thick skinned actor, and the queen was known to have a bit of a cheeky sense of humour herself . a cheeky sense of humo