rita moreno with one of the world's handsomest men of color.. >> moreno: we're done. >> whitaker: can't do any better than that. okay, i just want to ask you about the obvious, all of your honors and awards. >> moreno: ain't it grand? there's really a lot of stuff here. >> whitaker: because you've done a lot of stuff. >> moreno: every one of them surprise the living daylights out of me. but it's not about the awards. don't let that sound like i'm being modest. i am not modest. i know what i have earned. i'm up to my ass in some pretty spectacular acknowledgments. but that's not what a career is. a career is working. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> whittaker: and rita moreno will be the first to say none of it came easy. what fueled that flawless swirl of violet as anita in "west side story" was sheer willpower. >> moreno: i never stopped rehearsing. in fact, somebody told me recently that they were a dance extra on the mambo at the gym scene. and one of the girls turned to her when we had ten minutes off, and she says, "look at rita moreno. she's still rehearsi

rita aliar.s of that character from our novel, our story, we're part of one big soul that belongs to everyone. that will be everywhere where you can look and where there's a fight so hungry people can eat. where there's a cop beating up a guy. we draw from our strength, we draw from our roots. [ speaking spanish ] [applause] >> i see a few tier president in our next poet. her name is hennessey. and eight-year daughter of undocumented honed dur yan parents who is passionate about her culture and her people. [ speaking spanish ] she wants to help underserved families in her puebl-o hennessey, this community here will ensure that all of your dreams, and more, come true [speaking in spanish] [applause] [applause] >> hennessey -- [speaking in spanish] [applause] so, it's my great honor to present this year's cesar chavez labor award to the fierce, savvy, olga miranda. [applause] olga is the highest ranking latina in the san francisco labor movement a long time feminist, mother to her son jaoquin rubio

rita moreno and is in our presence we're so grateful. morning, everyone. it is 8:26. just into our news room, a surprise shakeup at san francisco's twitter. within the last few minutes the company announced co-founder jack dorsey is stepping down immediately as ceo. the new ceo has been announced. he's been with twitter for more than a decade and has been chief technology officer since 2017. dorsey will remain a member of the board until his term expires next year. twitter shares jumped some 10% on the news. i know we'd be in trouble if we lost kari hall. she joins us with an update. >> we'll see what's going on with that. let's get a look at our temperatures today, reaching into the low 70s. reaching 73 in san jose. after this chilly start, it will be a very nice afternoon, and a lot of sunshine in the forecast throughout the week. really no changes here. we still don't see any rain in the forecast as high pressure heats our chances of rain farther to the north. so the bay area is missing out. and san francisco is going to see some suns

rita died in 2017. as we continue our it democracy now! journey through the decades we turn to may 20, 2002, when east timor game an independent country after decades of occupation by indonesia. i have been reporting on them for years. on november is it, 1991 journalist alan nairn and i were there when indonesia troops armed with u.s. m16's owned fire on thousands of civilians who gathered at a santa cruz cemetery. >> i lost one sister and two brothers. >> the army feels shooting people and they would die at oufeet but you couldn't stop to help them. >> i know families that were totally wiped out. two american news men badly beat en. the indonesian arm converged in two places. >> hundreds of troops coming straight at the timorese. >> when they came, they opened fire on the people. >> we pride ourselves and properly so for standing up for human rights. amy: at least 271 timorese were killed that day. the army fractured their skull. it later became an independent country. alan nairn and i returned to the capital for the celebration. alan que

so just in complete ruins. >> she tells me about all the people molly lost. >> anna, lizzie q, rita,family that was targeted. >> but the burkhardts weren't the only victims. by the summer of 1923, over two dozen osage had been murdered. the shocking number of deaths caught the media's attention. they coined it "the reign of terror." >> people were being killed left and right. it was terrible. they never knew who was going to be next. >> meg and sean tell me their grandparents feared for their lives. they even hired bodyguards. your family really felt that threat? >> absolutely. >> oh, my grandmother used to have flashbacks in her late 80s. >> she would have nightmares. >> some say it was a blessing, some say it was a curse. >> the terrorized osage hired private detectives to look into the murders. but when nothing came of it, they sent a delegation to washington. >> they went to d.c., and they said, look, we're not leaving until you send someone to investigate because they're killing us. they're killing us. >> but help wasn't free. the osage had to pay the government $20,000 to take

a man who authorities say may have been killed by his cell mate at santa rita jail in dublin has beenidentified by his mother, christy. miles told ktv you that the man who was found unresponsive in his cell and later died on monday was her son. 27 year old devon, darrell west. the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating the death as a homicide. also monday, another inmate there at the jail was found dead in his cell. authorities say it appears the inmate died of natural causes. the man's name has not been released and conditions at santa rita jail were the focus of a meeting of alameda county supervisors. this morning, alameda county's health officers gave supervisors and overview of its annual inspection at santa rita jail covering health, nutrition and dental care. jail. officials also said they have a new agreement to share data between the counties. adult forensic behavioral health team and the sheriff's department. they say that communication will allow them to help inmates who are in crisis. not only are we going to be able to receive information that's critical for our

this is westbound 5.80, at santa rita road. so the right lane and exit ramps are both blocked a good alternate would be 84 if you're trying to get around that. we're also seeing some delays along that as well. >> traveling into the city a little under 18 minutes for your drive time. there have high winds also slick roadways. another hot spot. this is out of any out west bound for to northbound one, 60 that connector ramp still closef because of a traffic collision and a spill there heading across towards the peninsula drive times going up. high winds across the san mateo bridge. what conditions as well. a little under 30 minutes. so we're seeing issues along. hey where we have an accident here north on a southwest wind avenue. looks like they just got this accident clear but to 38 would be a good alternate because 8 80's pretty slow. same thing. san jose. we have another accident south of just north of coleman avenue. looks like they were able to get this to the right hand shoulder. but you are seeing delays in the south bay da

and he ended up at santa rita jail in october. 45 year old was found dead in his cell at santa rita on monday. if you 45% of natural causes. what possibly killed somebody at a young guys are 45. i didn't give him his medicine. this is the document. i was trying to get over a virus says she tried emailing and calling the jail about her brother's medicine for weeks. on the same day, she was going to fax over the information she was notified by authorities. monk had died. he went up in their healthy i go to the doctor with him. i went with him to get the holiday all shot on october 26. his next shot was due november. 26 i tried to get paperwork, court records obtained by ktvu show monks. public defender argued to have him released from jail a day before he was due for his next scheduled prescribed shot for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. but a judge denied the request and his family couldn't afford to pay bail. there's absolutely no reason i mean. no reason that i can think of in regards to why. the court would keep mr monk essen

both suspects are here at the santa rita jail facing multiple sexual assault charges and kidnapping.all stems from a human trafficking case involving a 17-year-old girl. it ended here in early october. the arrest of these two people in this san leandro home. police say a 17-year-old girl was smuggled into the u.s. from honduras, sexually assaulted and held up in a shed in the backyard. court documents say 41-year-old juan aguilar was in honduras when he threatened the 17-year-old girl at gunpoint, telling her if she reported the crime, he would kill her grandmother. the alleged threat turned into multiple sexual assaults and a kidnapping. police say she was sold in honduras to a human trafficker and later reunited with aguilar in the u.s., here at his san leandro home where he lived with 39-year-old margaret wilson. police are calling her his wife. >> i haven't had time to really process the information, but it's crazy. it's disturbing. very disturbing. >> i have daughters that are getting up in that age. it makes you think twice. >> reporter: this place has veteran police officers s

this is a a tractor trailer fire. 5.80, westbound right near that santa rita exit in pleasanton. and because of this accident, they had to shut down one of the lanes ear as well as the off-ramp. a good alternate would be 84 as you're traveling if you're still trying to get around that because it still. >> there headed into the city right now. a little under 21 minutes for your drive time there to get to that freeman street exit. and as you travel across towards the peninsula a little under 17 minutes for you to make that drive another hot spot still hear the traffic collision and spill was bound for to northbound one, 60 that's close that connector ramp alt it would be vasco road to 5.80 darya. james, back to you. thanks for a 9. oh, 03:00am a lot of parents roaring. when are the littlest kids 5 to 11 going to able to get a covid shot. yeah, we're right now. we've got the cdc advisory panel. they're holding a meeting and based on the recommendation of the ultimate decision. this could impact millions of kids and that's something the kron 4. sarah stinson has been following for us

and he ended up at santa rita jail in october. the 45 year old was found dead in his cell at santa rita on monday. if you 45% of natural causes. what path will be killed. somebody at a young guys are 45. you didn't give him his medicine. this is the document. i was trying to get over. alvira says she tried emailing and calling the jail about her brother's medicine for weeks. on the same day she was going to fax over the information she was notified by authorities. monk had died. he went up in their healthy i go to the doctor with him. i went with him to get the holiday all shot on october 26. his next shot was due november. 26 i tried to get paperwork, court records obtained by ktvu show monks. public defender argued to have him released from jail a day before he was due for his next scheduled prescribed shot for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. but a judge denied the request and his family couldn't afford to pay bail. there's absolutely no reason i mean. no reason that i can think of in regards to why. the court would keep mr

rita cytotec is a mechanic. he has a house near on both in the national park. and although he doesn't work at the park itself, his family depends directly on it. how, how and do it or not to get what they mean getting and as i'm i figure now and, and get anyone are not much i will out of bell. i will call my how i deborah nominated yoga class is una my lucca. now susie monica nice. i will be having a little above the video of my diploma over to movie channel one job is really well no. the ones i guess melbourne. window window of you denise, would you like me to go into a model like in your closet? how can i get them put this up? what you know for good? like to me in my family. ah. i mean it is a school nipping, get come up when i will out. but you know, i will not as he can give me your name. i will offer mobile gama helpful, but to again, as although it's not reflected in worldwide cubit statistics. the virus is affected almost every single canyon family in an 8 letters home. meaning that if i fi us at a vehicle on aliens and you can buy a car. now christina c

a mother who gave birth in a santa rita jail cell is now receiving a massive payout.family are just trying to move past the incident. also ahead tonight a renewed effort to clean up san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood up next way, organizers say the areas revitalization ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. baby girl inside a santa rita jail cell has now been awarded $250,000 candese charles went into labor at the dublin jail in 2000 and 17, a nurse didn't believe she was pregnant, saying steel was having a stomachache. she gave birth to her daughter hope in an isolation cell still won the judgment in a lawsuit against the sheriff's department. we spoke with steel, who now lives in las vegas with her husband and two daughters about the settlement today. we have to turn up new page in our in our life. that's what we're trying to do. when. once

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there have been 120 homicides in oakland this year conditions at santa rita jail with the focus of apervisors health officer gave supervisors and overview of its annual inspection at santa rita jail covering health, nutrition and dental care. this afternoon green mint to share data between the counties, adult forensic behavioral health team and the sheriff's department. they say that communication will allow them to better health inmates in crisis. not only are we going to be able to receive information that's critical for our team to know as we engage individuals who are suffering through some behavioral health issues, whether milder severe, but it also is allowing for the heaven health team to have information for resources. in september, alameda county agreed to a settlement in a federal class action lawsuit over mental health care for inmates. the settlement will require changes in several areas, including suicide prevention, out of cell time and discharge planning. man who authorities say may have been killed by a cell mate at santa rita jail has been identified by his mother, c

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rita turned 100 on november 15, which we're declaring rita semul day. a native of new york, she first came to san francisco when her parents moved here in 1939. after married her husband, they travelled when he was in the service and shipped overseas. when she returned to san francisco, reeta worked as a copy girl and then up to a reporter for the san francisco chronicle. when she went to work for the chronicle, she had to sign a document, as many women did, that she would give up her job after the war. when her husband came back from war, she became the editor of the newly formed san francisco jewish bulletin. rita spent a lifetime, after she had her daughter, elizabeth, working for lots of organizations in our city. rita served on the conference that founded the san francisco institute on immigration and race, and became staff at the jewish community relations council, and she worked overturning proposition 14, a successful ballot initiative that had nullified the rumsford act of fair housing. for more than five decades, rita has mobilized broad coali

money ah, our just them was have landed another things i we love you day and then this year to as to rita san diego but as he knocked to us is day while in vs when they see the most internally those. hm. mm. yeah. my mom and you moved to vehicle are you are there? yeah, it does have an almost even with columbus corpse weighed with if she comes to say in the summertime, i did mail stella a month for us to pay that out. if you're not the only time you buy a new job either both for myself or not in the policy to lock in the oven. yeah. and you get beat out by law a couple to school. so i wanted to get lots of this. i've got i'm going to just get on the get going my am i will get on best just almost analyst a c. so like i know with me now most casual liskey models was come. your name, pasadena discusses a little better about being in the who i could get my role. so i k the moon up in front of the who i could call gabrielle this animal yard in pu. so it happens. i'm in till they lost my yoda special. no, my yoda, the same bus at then. can you get here on and get on? not almost as seamless and

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bite off, but then there is sort of ship us with the low they feed the who purchased massive rumbles rita fisherman and what the coachman yelling at go break room commercial because i was a kid next time year. i was very fortunate use them in syllabus freshman green. i meant to put a bunch of chimps. akins made through her a good smith, a switch over the years miss. have someone a list of so close to a last we did some pretty my to leave a little is of a you can you push it to the little shem? good thing. there is a part of the real from the see what i see here to send the looted in somewhere. well, it's really just going to let me just barely down last little slice. that's what i put as a theater or something is that only had a family member who i am ready market idea of english think and we'll make it a little bit. i see it was coming pretty up. i'm we have a good business. we're not all but it was easier or, and i was in that group area or she's just give us a chance to leave the boss from that all on the sure. so and each year maybe where does answer t i pads or what are the dealer an

intruder couldn't be named in fact was that the key process, the balance due to coleman dash counter rita was at the popular key. mac had been african. what about mission men? lift up and i hope that someone else. so no one could see it was shown in reality, he was the main attraction on the show was based around the topics that he decided to ah, with them move on. board. see, news is ratings took off. as of last year, the channel began challenging its commercial rival, b, f. m t v. the toll position among fronting news networks, potassium news created more and more control vesee. the broadcast regulator. se began to take notice. in march issued its 1st ever find to a 24 hour news channels more had called migrant children, thieves rapists and murderers. on a runs that costs 200000 years. as frances election season began with more sounding more and more like a candidate, the regulator decided to treat him like one on the french or in september. the c. s . say quoted here in paris for seniors to drop them off at the paid a 100. however, since then, the channel seems to have doubled down on

if we can now look into people's minds, rita force, the question then is a what kind of consequence will we take from us? i think he take the example fly. it would prevent us from lying. we wouldn't be able to lie anymore if everything becomes transparent, but what we're thinking for ah, hello again, our russian analyst, who is a key source for the now discredited steel dossier on a ledge from russia. collusion has pleaded not guilty to line to the f. b, i, he go down, jenko has been charged with 5 counts of lying about the information that he provided to chris, to the steel. the author of the dossier, if found guilty than shanker, could face up to 25 years in prison. or the report from 2016 does alleged that then presidential candidate donald trump had close ties with russia, which helped him win the election. the document funded by the clinton campaign them played a central role in giving us investigators surveillance warrants on a top aide to mr. trump, now, in a recent article, one washington post contributed bright. how dangerous it is to rely on unverified source is something that

rita moreno's best supporting actress win in 1962 for her role as anita in west side story made her the an oscar, although few others have come after her. her oscar victory is marked in this exhibition too. at some point, you gotta to decide for yourself who you wanna be. moonlight�*s historic win in 2017 is also shown as the first film with an all—black cast and first film with an lgbt protagonist to win best picture, even if at first la la land was announced as the winner. well, here's my first question — do you think it's a little dangerous handing out guns in a bank? then there's the controversial moments. michael moore never finished his speech after criticising former presidents bush after the us—led invasion of iraq when he won best documentary for bowling for columbine in 2003. he eventually did finish his speech at the critics' choice documentary awards in 2018. to pick up a camera and fight the power, make your voice heard and stop this senseless war. thank you and goodnight. and that was the end of the speech! marlon brando sent a native american actress to decline his best a

he was the director of alfie, educating rita and three james bond films to name just a few, during hisve is up for auction. our reporter david allard has been taking a look. lewis gilbert was a man who brought stories to the screen — the story of wartime air ace douglas bader, bored housewife shirley valentine, charmeralfie... they never make these cars big enough, do they? ..and super spyjames bond, and this collection of items tells the story of how he did it. and i think it's probably the only collection of a british director that has come up where you have literally the whole timespan of his work. lewis gilbert was a film director for 60 years, and he kept everything. now, the team at bellmans are cataloguing every script, every memo, every photograph, every scrapbook before it goes up for auction — your chance to own a piece of film history. so how did this life in film begin? there's this lovely story the family tell that during the war he was working for a hollywood film producer who was in the us army, and because the us man came from the states, he preferred to stay in the hot

reverse deforestation even the next decade of the you and climate summit in glasgow. leaders all said rita cut levels of methane emissions by 30 percent palestinians fighting against forced eviction in a neighbourhood in occupied east jerusalem represented a compromise put forward by israel supreme court. the court proposed the families be allowed to stay in their homes for 15 years while recognizing a jewish settler organization. as the landowners and electrons are taking place across parts of the united states a year ahead of crucial mid terms. voters are choosing mares and other local officials. they're also considering referendums on state policies. but the most closely watched races are in virginia and new jersey to decide on who becomes the next governor. well, those are the headlines. news continues here in al jazeera, after the campaign against the climate statement. thanks a lot, jim. ah, georgia or you want to talk to me right now we're doing a documentary about climate change. well, this is simple science look up. the higher c o 2 levels are leading to a greening of the earth. a

s. marine corps intelligence officer, scott rita, who says there was not one single, legitimate reason to carry out the drone attack. there is nothing but negligence here from the beginning when they identified or miss identified the target to the end, when the decision was made to pull the trigger. i can't see a single legitimate reason to go forward. and yet everybody did go forward. and if they're not being honest about it and saying that mistakes were made, this is going to happen again. this isn't the 1st time we fired a missile that's killed civilians. it isn't the 2nd time, 3rd time for time. it's the hundreds time. and the, the reality is the united states, as known for some time now that a procedures it has in place. it carry out counterterrorism strikes in a real world, you know, real time, an event of are not sufficient to the task that we kill civilians. and yet we went forward anyways of because there was political pressure being placed on the military to be seen as doing something. while we've covered the tragic attack in detail with relatives of the victim sharing their

or thank you so much, rita miller, they're talking to was life from johannesburg. ah, that's our top story. ok. now here today on al jazeera, the former south african president, f. w to clerk has died. he was the country's last a party at iraq president. he shed the 1993 nobel peace prize with nelson mandela. they work on reconciliation in south africa. he was 85 the u. k prime and a subarus. johnson has welcomed the us and china deal. both countries have declared that they will work together on climate action. the countries issued a joint statement separately. on wednesday, their invoice said they would cooperate to accelerate emissions cups and the temperature goals as they don't. and the 2015 paris agreement to renew is in bridging this is really important for the aging because it's helping to demonstrate that it, it is serious about tackling climate change and that's off to i guess, weeks of skepticism and disappointment. firstly, president, she didn't thing is not attending cop 26. he did not even give a video speech. he just submitted a written statement. and

let's 1st look what rita was saying. i agree because everybody's looking there are the 15 percent which is already low. but in fact, the, the, the real affected specs rate will be much lower than that. and we'll see what near ireland is going to negotiate not now, or when the implementation of this sir global deal will come to the european levin is going to be tough. read here and especially on on that. so what we would expect in is it will really want to 5 tar ah, the race to know about that. we will really want to ensure additional revenues below 25 percent. it would be impossible as effective x ray does. what does some experts make there? e craig did the national commission under philadelphia international corporate taxation have been seen with people. i go to the steve. this was our getty at we need a higher rate because that's the time for doing that. we've seen the case so far have back somebody shouldn't been. countries we've seen decayed, suffer, artificial puffy, chipped into deck 7 with companies begging close

investigation goes, fairfield police say they have taken a 24 year old into custody tied to loop rita's murder. meanwhile his family says that they plan to honor his memory by raising money for a number of nonprofits he was involved with, including a food kitchen. for now we're live indonesia's access ktvu fox two news. by many and gone too early. all right, jack. thank you. fairfield police do want to remind residents of the departments designated safe exchange zones at the parking lot station on kentucky and jackson streets that's right next to the police station. police say the public is free to make exchanges. at two designated parking spaces that are under 24 hour surveillance. in general. police do recommend people to meet in a public place during daylight hours and to bring a friend or even a family member if possible. we are learning more tonight about a toddler who was shot to death on interstate 8 80, the president of oakland's chinatown chamber of commerce, shared photos of the little boy with us, he says. jasper wu was a child who was struck and killed by a stray bullet yest

ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, with a we can now look into people's minds rita, the question then is, what kind of consequence we, we could take from this. i think you take the example flying. it would prevent us from lying. we wouldn't be able to lie anymore if everything becomes transparent, but what we're thinking. mm ah, welcome back to the kaiser report, i max kaiser time out of turn to marshall our back market analyst and levy institute research for marshall. welcome back. that's great to be with you as always. all right, now marshall, you are a market analyst, why our market is continuing to hit new all time highs despite and i'm going global . pandemic locked down the supply crisis in the us inflation raging. great question . i guess when you had a central bank or a series of central banks that have effectively committed themselves to back stopping what seems to be every risk asset insight markets eventually adapt their expectations accordingly. and to say it's, it's time to pile in, we're going to get bailed up by the fed somehow. as for the inflation well, you know, that's all th

rita, the question then is, what kind of consequence we would take from this? i think you take the example flying. it would prevent us from line, we wouldn't be able to lie anymore if everything becomes transparent. but what we're thinking 1st with this is boom bus one business show you care at the bottom. it on bread to bore in washington coming up after a long tug of war law makers on capitol hill path, a $1.00 trillion dollar infrastructure bill late last week. but the devil is in the details of the bill, introduces new taxes on crypto trade. we'll discuss what the major means for investors. plus global markets are mixed this week will go over what's been moving market in some of the world's most important autonomy. and over in scotland, the u. s. in china now it's a joint agreement reached at the capital. any fixed climate summit with both country fledging, clamped down on greenhouse gases. we'll talk shop about the latest emissions deal between the 2 super power lot to get to look at the work. and we leave the program with the state of crypto currency regu

it's he and black friday was supposed to bring the mega profits to the wells biggest rita amazon. but across europe, in the us, the event was over shadowed by protests over the company's treatment of workers and the environment. caliber reports from the heart of the demonstrations in new york. i. well, we're here on 5th avenue and manhattan outside of the building where jeff bezos owns 4 floors of luxury apartments and right out here. as you can see, we're seeing representatives of labor unions and progressive community activist groups who are assembling to demand the recognition of the union at the amazon warehouses now among the crowd, our amazon workers allies of the labor movement, progressive activists, et cetera. all highlighting the conditions of the amazon warehouses on demanding better treatment for the workers. here is some of what was in the call made for actions against jeff bezos on black friday. what is traditionally a top shopping holiday in the united states? the pandemic has exposed how amazon place is profits, head of work, as society and our planet amazon takes

so, i love you, rita. i like you a lot, i really do. thank you for your daughter. sorry, senator that you had to be a part of this. are you ever coming back to this part of iowa again? or are you thinking oh, my goodness these people are insane. tom cotton has been back to iowa six times. i can talk and talk about how i think iowa should start the entire presidential nominating process. and i will say something bipartisan, democrats, republicans, and independents do know how to pick presidential candidates. they know how to be skeptical and ask tough questions. for every speech i may, all of that pales in comparison when a national leader decides to come here and help our candidates. tom has been here six times, and all six times i have tried to ask him who he thinks should go first, and every time in his own way he says iowa should go first. tom cotton does not like to brag. i haven't seen a resume like this in a long time. and i know he is recovering from this, he is a harvard educated lawyer. he is veteran, he earned a bronze star in his duty for his country. hi

ah, if we can now look into people's minds, rita, for the question and what kind of consequence we, we could take from this. i think you take the example flying. it would prevent us from like, you wouldn't be able to lie anywhere if everything becomes transparent, but what we're thinking mm. we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient or quicker with our transactions. we can make mobile payments from ourselves. the truth is that every device is a potential entry point for security attack. i think a eventually there's malware on thousands, maybe sometimes millions each day. they use the cyber, they use the technology as an extension of traditional crime. artificial intelligence has not many main threat. this is due to the 3 laws of robotics. one of the many cyber impacts right now, i'd be where it really worried about it might have been equally b, u, calling for chip in my brain. so there has been a lot of progress from the hacker side using ai and using other advanced technologies. there has been on the defensive site with a, with food and medical aid in short suppliers, thousands

rita shall hear. edward dusty in london hospital. well, police investigation, a taxi exploding just yesterday on sunday morning. have now declared it a terrorist incident. that's off to this taxi went up in flames outside liverpool women's hospital just yesterday in an apparent suicide. bomb being detonated. now the passenger inside to allegedly detonated this bomb was declared dead at the scene. while the cab driver remarkably managed to escape the call that was up in flames. managing to survive him was only being treated for injuries in hospital and now is recovering at home. now the mayor of liverpool on the prime minister, both of praises cop driver for acting in quite a heroic way for diverting. what could have been much worse situation as the comp drive, a locked the passenger in the back of the truck says he felt he was acting suspiciously, and just shortly later, of course, the call then exploded. while the prime minister has held a cobra emergency meeting, not meeting with all of the top cabinet to discuss what is now an ong

ah, if we can now look into people's minds, rita thought the question then is, what kind of consequence we, we could take from us. i think you take the example flying. it would prevent us from lying. we wouldn't be able to lie anymore. if everything becomes transparent, but what we're thinking, we're empowering ourselves to be more serious or quicker with our transactions. we can make mobile payments from our sons. the truth is that every device is a potential entry point for security attack dash and i think okay, but i went to lunch nationally with a meeting, but only eventually a man were assigned thousands made sometimes millions each day. they use the cyber, they use the technology as an extension of traditional crime. artificial intelligence has not many main threat. this is due to the 3 laws of robotics. one of the things that's happening at the many cyber implants right now, i'd be aware that really worried about it. most people, when equally b, you can put a chip in my brain. so there has been a lot of progress from the hacker side using ai and using other advanced technologies.

get a to rita tweeted. the report is fraught with a number of problems. he said the investigation didn't cover all of the heat, his crime spots, and didn't involve all the stakeholders. he said, hardly any effort was made to reach out to the government to try and having the if europe in human rights commission as a partner is an affront to the notion of impartiality on several countries along with the u. s. and the e. you have to cut me faint emissions by at least 30 percent by the end of this decade. president joe bought and calls the agreement again, changing commitment. it's the 2nd of 2 major deals at the u. n. climate summer. after more than 100 countries agreed to reverse deforestation by 2030 diplomatic edited james bass reports from glasgow. this is one of the main causes of the climate crisis. humans have for centuries raised at the world's forests, which naturally protect the planet by absorbing carbon dioxide bots, an agreement cop $26.00 if the words are matched by action could be a breakthrough. more than the 100 nations have pledged to rever

thank you so much rita. r i t z, marlene is dennis miller plus one ah. with a when else? sure thing. wrong. when oh please. just don't hold any rules yet to see how does the become the advocate an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will to part, we choose to look so common ground. o is your media reflection of reality. in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? which direction? what is true was is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. i saw a message from an unknown account because it had a selfie with my passport as its profile page. i saw pictures of my documents. it will say also send a credit contract if i had just 3 days comply with their demands. if i didn't send money and they sent up an online hate campaign that i was supposed to be very dangerous man. the postal service delivers a $155000000000.00 pieces of mail every year. approximately 40 percent of the world's mail righ

rita thought the question then is what kind of consequence we could take from this? i think you take the example fly, it would prevent us from line, wouldn't be able to lie any more. everything becomes trans mobile. we're thinking a judge has improved a $626000000.00 deal to settle. lawsuit filed by flint residents. they sued the state over contamination of their drinking water by lead and bacteria back in 20142015 bacteria in the water was blamed for an outbreak of legionnaires disease that left 12 dead and at least 82nd ortiz trinity chavez. has more on this story. a federal judge has approved a partial settlement that will give $626000000.00 to tens of thousands of flint, michigan residents, who for years were impacted by exposure to lead in their drinking water. the settlement approved wednesday by united states district judge judy levy is one of the largest in michigan's history. judge levy wrote, and a $178.00 page opinion that the settlement reached here is a remarkable achievement. for many reasons, not the least of which is that it sets forth a comprehensive

on the switchboard is rita. ok, can you give me your date of birth?ant, they get angry. it's going to be yourfault if i die. we've been called names, we've been told that they will not leave it like this, they will go further. and in surgery, those frustrations continue. it can be sort of really low level frustration, to racist abuse. i think that perpetuation of perhaps the poor service that gps are providing, you know, we're hiding behind closed doors, has left people even more frustrated. and the truth of the matter is we've always been open. it's really hard. i've seen some of my colleagues, you know, in tears through pressure. people that you wouldn't imagine could be that stressed. the situation is stark. this just how stark is seen at the putnoe medical centre in bedford where a security guard protects staff and patients from verbal, violent and physical abuse. it's a trend gps say that is getting worse as demand it s the world s most famous clock. marking time in westminster for 160 years. but for the first time in its history big ben's timepi

thank you so much rita. r i t z, marlene is dennis miller plus one ah. long when i went to the wrong one. 03. just don't move. any new rules. yes. to see how does the, because the applicant, an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look some common ground. ah, you were told it was bad for your eyes and your post yet that it would stop you from having real friends and finding a girlfriend. but what they fail to mention is that you can make thousands of dollars every weekend by simply playing video games with stacy for years. and a couple of them for the we formed the fortune of wesley with georgia, wasn't me, the president. okay, multiple to do so please don't don't of course to make video games a high paying job. you have to be gifted and quick witted, hang on to a sliced chicken underneath. nicholas the listener brought him in miss santa webpage bentley up in the produce park. even established. yeah. gala boy, well you most stormy. i'm of is do it out or you mean yeah. was it neil's feel? are you good i of t