we've got rich demuro with a closer look at how this works and event here on redmond campus.ve a i built in it powers a new feature called recall. this will help you find any image web page or document on your computer fast. >> all fantastic to be here at their newly modernized campus. in redmond, microsoft, refreshing windows for the ai % age, the future of computing is here, but called co pilot plus pcs for microsoft. they have at least 16 gigabytes of ram 256 gigabytes of storage. and most importantly, a special chip to i locally. microsoft showed off its first 2 new computers to have the distinction surface laptop and surface pro. notably it's not intel inside, but qualcomm snapdragon chips promising better performance and best battery life yet what we needed for these new laptops, a brand new processor and needed to be more powerful. have a cpu the gpu and then we call euro processing unit in running at over 40 trillion operations per second. other pc makers will have computers with a new designation. microsoft showed several new ai features, including recall, which reme

. >> and event here on their redmond campus.uters called co pilot plus pcs. these have a i built in it powers a new feature called recall. this will help you find any image web page or document on your computer fast. >> all fantastic to be here at their newly modernized campus. in redmond, microsoft, refreshing windows for the ai age, the future of computing is here for called co pilot plus pcs for microsoft. they have at least 16 gigabytes of ram 256 gigabytes of storage. and most importantly, a special chip to i locally. microsoft showed off its first 2 new computers to have the distinction surface laptop and surface pro. notably it's not intel inside, but qualcomm snapdragon chips promising better performance and best battery life yet what we needed for these new laptops, a brand new processor and needed to be more powerful. have a cpu the gpu and then we call euro processing unit in running at over 40 trillion operations per second. other pc makers will have computers with a new designation. microsoft showed several new ai f

now at least according to pro team, he said that the trait is 90 percent done, either in rouble or redmond b. and i think that is also one way of you know, making it syncs improved from the west. a journalist funding and customer envisioning. thank you. and your up to date, don't forget you can always go dw news on the go. just download our app to your phone or tablet that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world. as well as push notifications for any breaking news. coming up next, they dw documentary on the state of the zimbabwe and economy. and the people are forced to live on money from family members who live abroad. don't forget, you can get all the latest news and information on our website. that's d, w dot com. i'm a niece of to stay with us. the, the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to whole lot of crime is probably up to speed if the carriers subscribe to the subscribe to plan. it's a the, the.

more than 9000 kilometers from microsoft headquarters in redmond, washington is a bio chart facility, operated by x, so mad green it turns forestry waste interest, something that's called bio char, which is essentially charcoal x. so mad green will produce the bio char containing carbon dioxide and buried under ground where it can enrich the soil and keep c o 2 from getting into the atmosphere. microsoft has box $32000.00 tons of carbon dioxide removal credits, but that's a tiny fraction of its overall annual emissions. we don't know how much of that will grow with a i. that's one way that microsoft can continue to expand its ai operation and data center as well, saying it's still on path to being carbon negative, but it's not effective enough. or is it just a form of corporate greenwashing? if we do something like by carbon offsets, that doesn't negate the action that we talk, meaning that doesn't undo the carbon emissions that we've produced. these 2 things don't cancel each other out. as a advances, governments and regulatory bodies are trying your best to keep up. this year, new a

, at least according to poor team, he said that the trait is 90 percent done, either in rouble or redmond b. and i think that is also one way of, you know, making it syncs improved from the west journalist from you and customer and vision . thank you. authorities in brazil, south and say they are planning to build 10 cities to house, some of the people displaced by historic flooding. the state of rio run. it also has been devastated by heavy rain since april, forcing half of a 1000000 people to flee their homes. scientists are warning that it may take a month for the floods to subside. the ws gustavo boss o has this report from the flooded region 5, personally in the army boats are now the only connection in this part of the rio candidate. those who are to his parents are finally ready to travel for 3 days. they slept in an office, they didn't want to risk a boat crossing with their baby during the latest ground flooding in southern brazil or so. so i, so i think we can go now to our city, maybe if the car is still there. so you can go back. we work here in ohio to mile. so we came, but t

ahead of the build conference that kicks off tomorrow steve kovach is there, coming to us live from redmond, washington hey, steve >> hey there, mel. yeah, so, microsoft announcing their new generation of pcs ahead of that developers conference, kicking off tomorrow they're calling them co-pilot plus pcs coming from manufacturers like dell, hp, samsung, and microsoft itself they come with a new chip processing on the device, where as before, you needed an internet connection. and microsoft says it ocean%s this crop of a.i. pcs to conference people to upgrade and plans to sell 50 million of them by the end of the year they start chipping next month but the hardware really means nothing without a.i. capabilities on top of that, on the software side, and microsoft co-pilot assistant is getting a number of upgrades on windows, including real-time translation of languages, and recall, that can remember everything you've done on your pc. it will include the latest version of chatgpt, announced just last week, that's coming soon and microsoft took several shots at apple, claiming these a.i. pcs ar

if we take to bring to the learn the redmond barry lecture theatre, which is where we had those who, the places and that's at the university of milton with julian is a student who was sitting here. there's a couple of us, i mean, kind of went to the elections together. there wasn't many actually students that had to cross over between physics, science, lod, someone's in politics and fluffy. so i was really lovely to engage with someone who was thinking about both of those things and how to marry up those kind of ideas of logic and political thoughts. that ability to one thing clearly critically from original perspectives and to, to have no fear and communicating them to think outside the box to think from a different angle is, is clear that it was incredibly at the depth of that t, as in computers, as mazda head of i think where most of us, where with what we were learning and in science, and actually i think i had it on a lot of the computer science courses at the time that was at solar eclipse. and the office to go through and south is right, like a narrow window through the well m

if we see, to bring the learn there. redmond, barry, lecture theatre, which is where we had those that installation and that's at the university of mountain with julian is a student who was sitting here. there's a couple of us, i mean, kind of went to the elections together. there wasn't many actually students that had the crossover between physics, science, lod sciences and politics and fluffy. so i was really lovely to engage with someone who was thinking about both of those things and how to marry up those kind of ideas of logic and political thoughts. but that ability to one thing clearly critically from original perspectives and to, to have no fear and communicating them to think outside the box. the think from a different angle here is clear that it was incredibly at the depth type, even computers, as mazda, head of, i think, where most of us were with what we were learning and in science. and actually, i think i had it on a lot of the computer science courses at the time that was at solar eclipse. and the office to go through and south is right, like a narrow window through the

the city of redmond has done stuff with us around pick ups of things that we manage that traditional waste haulers don't styrofoam home and holiday lights and things like that. and then the city of federal definitely won't to give them credit. we worked with them on a pilot where they had some grants that would subsidize our membership cost for lower income people in the community and we're big fans, all those types of things. i think the of the struggles have been just the nature of the industry and these long ten plus year contracts with very large garbage haulers who are very much protect the status quo and seeing is not the status quo or seen as this little pesky startup that is trying to do things differently. and so there's not even been a willingness to really meet with when some of the larger cities around certain things that even to keep our model from entering even there's tons of demand and people voluntarily do it so we would love to do more. and i want to give special kudos to cities like redmond and federal way that have found a way to to make it work. thank you. i want

jesse redmond fawcett was one that i discovered as a black female writer, another black female writer. let's about jesse redmond fawcett, who all of these poets and and i had never heard of her and i stand on her shoulders. and so i think it it's what i'm not thinking about the future as i'm writing fiction, i'm thinking about raising up these voices who have been erased from history for various reasons. and then hopefully they'll stay alive into the and i think that's all is something that i think about i choose the women that i write about very. mm hmm. again, can i jump in? you said something that was a trigger for me, a raising of voices. you know, for me would be this this book black people are my business. toni, kate bombards practice of liberation. it would be i want people to really appreciate and pay attention to and toni kate bombards liberation impulse that you can't create that you that is very easy to create art that really teaches people how to know and become this is a person who is a community and a writer and and is interested in cultivating relationships between wome

when redmond just says on an end the month as of yet that's a whole lot. and you can see that we went on our way to a system that's what based on fossil fuels was he puts on renewables by the end of it. it gives us the fundamentals of that, but the question remains to how do i scanned it? so often times, before the worst case planning catastrophe occurs. um, it does if i tried to come, we'll just, we'll do. we'll do. just needs to keep my car to school thoughts event the how do we scale up the building blocks for such a system? scientists around the world are asking themselves the same question in berkeley, california. professor jan lin together with beijing's ching, while university is researching the influence, energy generation has on climate change. in the past, people typically assume going clean or green or inc from your technology, your economy didn't cost you more is no longer the case in china as well. square renewable energy has to be coming lower cost solutions then fossil fuels. in china, 2 developments in sustainable energy generation are seei

. >> meantime, we do have a microsoft event in redmond.ell got upgraded at bernstein. >> right. >> and hp -- >> yeah, hp has it, now, i could be -- i could be wrong about this, because i might be early. but this is the biggest pc refresh untiin history. the trust by best buy, knowing that you have to get through this quarter. but i didn't want to own it -- i didn't want to wait until somebody said now that the bad quarter is over, let's buy it. i'm probably early on the club. >> best buy? >> best buy. you got to refresh like no other. your pc is no good. because you had to talk to your pc it's part of a.i. microsoft is there. hp is presenting itself as a winner. dell is the actual winner because michael dell was in the front row of the fabled gcc conference where he became the de facto for nvidia, nvidia is not a chip company, at plate form company. it's so gassed it's a supercompute. >> so your pc is going to be no good. >> right. >> would you say the same thing about the a phone, iphone? >> i think the iphone next generation has to incor

while san francisco raised the money through a bond measure, tim redmond, a journalist and authority said at the time. p-g-and-e's did everything to keep san francisco from going public nine times, ten times bond acts were put before the people that every time p-g-and-e's spent so much money campaigning against it that they didn't pass in part because the city leadership didn't campaign for it. >> corrupt corruption. >> in the 1980s, former supervisor angela alioto became one of san francisco's most outspoken advocates for public power, even writing in her book about how city hall was a p-g-and-e's stronghold. >> p-g-and-e's was electing officials when pge became the almost the sole source of electing officials. another former supervisor, tom ammiano, joined alioto in fighting against p-g-and-e's. >> there was a little bit too much pay to play at city hall and people would say, well, like who? and i said, well, i don't want to get anybody in trouble. i'll just give you their initials, pg and e, so ammiano revealed he too was once quietly approached by a p-g-and-e's representative off

tim redmond, a journalist and authority on the subject, said at the time. everything to keep san francisco from going public nine times, ten times bond acts were put before the people at every time p-g-and-e's spent so much money campaigning against it that they didn't pass, in part because the city leadership didn't campaign for it. >> corrupt corruption in the 1980s, former supervisor angela alioto became one of san francisco's most outspoken advocates for public power, even writing in her book about how city hall was a p-g-and-e's stronghold. p-g-and-e's was electing officials when pge became the almost the sole source of electing officials. >> another former supervisor, tom ammiano, joined alioto in fighting against p-g-and-e's. >> there was a little bit too much pay to play at city hall and people would say, well, like who? and i say, well, i don't want to get anybody in trouble. i'll just give you their initials, pg and e, so ammiano revealed he too was once quietly approached by a pg and e representative offering support for his political campaign. w

in the wet woods outside seattle brand new to the market they call this one the respondent nearby redmond pd, among the first to deploy such drones on actual 911 calls, we can get from here to the other side of the city in just under two minutes. >> this is definitely the future of law enforcement suspicious person call this drone, gets their person isn't suspicious or isn't there. you just don't have to send officers anymore nine one call comes in for a drug overdose, drone autonomously launches. then when it arrives, it has a dropper, it would deliver narcan break drones, hq and seattle, a test flight for a specialized indoor version. lemur to designed to get eyes and ears and dangerous places. so the drone can actually fly up to a window, shatter it out the whole for itself to enter a building as a drone is flying around, is actually drawing a floor plan of the structure that first responders might have to enter the camera and the thermal imager can find victims hostages, people, just immediately pop out course that got the drone has a cell phone number. we just called it so now i can

they call this one the responder nearby redmond pd, among the first to deploy such drones on actual 911alls, we can get from here to the other side of the city in just under two minutes. this is definitely the future of law enforcement suspicious person call this drone, gets their person isn't suspicious or isn't there. you just don't have to send officers anymore nine one call comes in for a drug overdose, drone autonomously launches. then when it arrives, it has a dropper, it would deliver narcan break drones, hq and seattle, a test flight for a specialized indoor version. lemur to designed to get eyes and ears and dangerous places. so the drone can actually fly up to a window, shatter it out make a hole for itself to enter a building, a house or drone is flying around is actually drawing a floor plan of the structure that first responders might have to enter the camera and the thermal imager confined victims, hostages are people just immediately pop out and of course back the drone has a cell phone number. >> we just called it. so now i can talk through the drum uh, now you can try a

right now if you look ai being led by the godfather of ai, jensen, look at what nadella is doing in redmondwhere for most consumers, they are -- they will access ai through an apple device. >> what is it that ai could do for those consumers who haven't upgraded their iphone they say okay, now that is technology that makes me want to buy a new iphone what is it that ai would do to kind of incentivize that behavior >> i think the key focus points are developers will build ai, generative ai apps, on apple's ecosystem and a lot of the functionality from a perspective, the openai partnership, they will essentially work on the iphone 16 and further and iphone 17 the other thing is that a lot of the actual features that come through you will not be able to do on a pre-iphone 16. this is going to be just a main event because it starts what's going to be on the services side and a lot of apps as you buy them who is getting the revenue? >> so what you're saying is apple is the conduit for a lot of other people's ai innovation and that's how consumers will tap into it? it's not that apple is going com

likes of myself , you know, likes of myself, you know, before me, david grindley, roger black, derek redmonds and then our bodies let go on us. so yeah, the book really looks into my childhood and you know what made me want to become successful in sport and i hate losing it. anything i do and i kind of look into my myself a little bit in the book, really, and think, is that something i was? i was born slightly , maybe different to my slightly, maybe different to my brother, or is it just something that was instilled installed into me through through sports? i don't know, but yeah , i'm i don't know, but yeah, i'm really proud of the book and i never really wanted to do an autobiography. i just thought, no, i don't really want to do it. but now that my father, i've actually just thought i'd like to leave something for my boys to leave something for my boys to remember me by. and i know this sounds quite morbid, but i'm doing an audiobook as well, and purely for me, i think it'd be lovely when i'm long gone. hopefully in years to come yet. but my boys can say, oh, you know, our old man was all