in practice, we'll hear the information that rudolph is hearing, and see what the camera shows. the color box has show what the a i system is identifying. but not every object should trigger a warning to marsh program the software to identify which objects are obstacles. act a warning icicle, a head, and which ones aren't. the invention is still a prototype and intended only as an assistive technology. so rudolph also uses his came the 1st test, will the device identify and approaching pedestrian act warnings, gadarian ahead. the message came relatively late. will the technology react more quickly to an approaching car off warning car ahead. when we were standing in the road earlier, i had the feeling that it reacted a bit late. judging by the sound, the corridor already passionate conform tornado as alternate level by wall. it's not sir, 0 sir. test. i use these kind of talent and recordings, so i can look at it afterwards form study, what happened and make adjustments to this is still fossil on this bed at austin naco steel. the next test is an important one in germany. not ev

so how happy is rudolph with the invention overall. good is good. clearly, there are definitely a few things that need to be improved, but it's really on the right path. you'll keep it up to. so it's very me the story orse. so unless i'll use what we've learned here today to make improvements, i'm quite happy with the way that it recognized the crossbow lights. then that's fine. what's very important to me, lou camacho would also like to make his device much smaller, and he already has a new design in mind. that was this week's episode of tomorrow today, whether you've been watching on your phone, your tablet, your computer or your tv, we have you enjoyed the show you next time and stay curious with me. ah ah ah ah, with this 10 story pyramid made up of a 100 people, is a cadillac tradition known as a castell what appears to be a breathtaking climbing exercise. actually it hears to a precise place that his cells world championships, interrogation, not for the faint of heart with all the 21, the global media form 2022, a frickin on the

so rudolph also uses his came the 1st test. will the device identify in approaching pedestrian act warnings gadarian ahead? the message came relatively late. will the technology react more quickly to an approaching car off warning car ahead. when we were standing in the road earlier, i had the feeling that it reacted a bit late. judging by the sound, the corridor already passed and form tornado is utterly shuffled by war. not sir, no sir. test i use these kind of talent and recordings, so i can look at it afterwards. forms study what happened and make adjustments to this is still fossil on this bed at austin naco steel. the next test is an important one in germany. not every pedestrian crossing has an acoustic signal for visually impaired people act a warning to on the cross walk. light is ranch the stop the on the light is green. he could, you may proceed, although no food will crosswalk. it was really great all at pedestrian crossings. it's especially important because many lights don't have acoustic signals or additional tac

rudolph people mayor, is almost completely blind, but he can still identify objects around him. thanks to an invention that gives him a heads up to marsh nash wants to help people with visual impairments and came up with a device where around your neck of, of google to sign a chemical for bought a device, has a camera link to a computer come on and the camera records images that are analyzed using artificial intelligence, the father to identify potential danger, like a car and sensors measure how far away the obstacles are. federal to jimenez mist, rudolph is testing the invention on his daily walks through. regensburg here from the doug, i'd like obstacles to be flagged well in advance for a pedestrian crossing that's not adapted for the visually impaired. it should tell me if the lights green or red if i can walk or not to grilled orders or working through the least navigation aids for people with visual impairments is an expanding market. tomasz who just finished high school, wanted his device to respond to the challenges posed by road traffic. he built a small computer that

federal to jimenez mist rudolph is testing the invention on his daily walks through. regensburg here from the doug, i'd like obstacles to be flagged well in advance for a pedestrian crossing that's not adapted for the video really impaired. it should tell me if the lights green or red, if i can walk or now to glue orders, working through the navigation aides for people with visual impairments is an expanding market tomasz who just finished high school, wanted his device to respond to the challenges posed by road traffic, he built a small computer that uses sensors and a camera to analyze the surroundings in real time. yeah, the camera is the camera, the green ship here. it records 30 image is a 2nd of the road traffic and sends it to the a i system, gets flight up. the system can recognize objects and people and identify whether they're potential obstacles. thomas train the a i system using a database of 60000 images. teaching it to differentiate between 10 different types of objects is every on some by a bit of foreseeing, loaded pedestrians. not yet because as you can see here woul

chief admiral canada is with instructed by 3rd ry foreign minister, a yellow kim bung ribbon trope, rudolph. it's necessary to reach out to the ukranian nationalists with whom intelligence had already had military contact to call.

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all the same weapons modernization program is developing a mobile shock anti-satellite complex rudolphf even more secret information on it. in the public domain, not found at all. is it known that it is intended for physical destruction spacecraft, so elon musk 's loud statement that russia is trying to kill satellite internet is not without reason to spy on russian systems for our army with impunity. rap is definitely not allowed. and finally, winter turned on the offensive in the final of october, heavy snowfalls took place both in the european part of russia and in the far east of the country, a snow collapse occurred in primorsky krai at the pass near dalnegorsk, passengers got off the buses and walked along the road on foot, the snowfall intensified suddenly formed rolling several heavy trucks. unfolded across. tracks on both sides of the ridge, dozens of cars and four intercity buses were blocked on the highway, emergency workers quickly came to the rescue with the help of heavy equipment. they unblocked the road this week when it was covered with snow and the regions of the volg

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so my washington rudolph war, your british school. so he was a calisha, missouri, saba boone, just to what i still carry that bullet. don't touch flowing. you dish in school, just the soviet ortho was in a thanked, ignored events, took their courses. if soviet russia didn't exist for that, a heavy price would soon be paid in munich, britain and germany signed a mutual non aggression pact that was the culmination of the policy to appease hitler. i have brought you peace prime minister chamberlain probably tell the british people on his return from munich church hills reply we have sustained the total, unmitigated defeat. oh, those are the features which marked i named providence stewardship, for which great britain and france have dearly to pay churchill beak realised on. and he was alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's called appeasement. you know, encouraging hitler. ah, had been a big mistake. l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by h

do you understand me, rudolph? ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the main bridge, lincoln crimea with mainland russia has been damaged after an explosion. russian authority say was caused by a truck bomb and that at least 3 people died in the boss. why my val has the latest reaction from moscow. first, it's seen as an actor war, that those are the words of the, of the speaker of the state. duma, he said this terrorist talk is an act of war or russia. president vladimir putin ordered a, an investigative committee to be set up to see into the causes and responsibilities behind this attack. so here, russia, they, that there is no doubt that it is at least act and that it is an act of war, at least to palestinians. have been killed on 11 others injured by is really forces in the occupied westbank. they were targeted during and is really rate and the janine refugee camp sources say one of the changes the brother of a member of the islamic jihad group. me, deborah, hey ms. rama la with more on the is really raised in jeanine.

what do you have rudolph? ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, russia, media, se a truck bomb has damage the only road and rail bridge linking crimea with russia. part of his section of the curt, straight crossing, appears to have collapsed. um and val has more from moscow. it announcement came from the anti torrison committee saying that to attract exploded on borrowed penalty, parallel to the us bridge, 6 o'clock in the morning. and that explosion caused 2 sections of the bridge to collapse and train a few. we'll take caught fire. we'll see about the pictures. huge fire bombs, explode, fire flames in the air, and it's a, it's a big big spectacle there. early in the mornings. options are still trying to make sense of what happened. ukrainian authorities say they found a large burial site in the eastern china lehman. the region governor says it's unclear how many bodies it contains. the man was retaken by ukraine and recent days, one person has been killed and 6, others have been injured in jeanine and they occupied w

what do rudolph forest fires on easter island in the southeast and pacific have damage some of its carved stone statues. it took emergency cruise 8 hours to control the spread around the unesco world heritage site. but some of the figures known as milly, i said to be badly chad. the island has nearly a 1000 of the mega lengths which were kept by the islands indigenous paypal. well than 500 years ago. a community in the u. s. state of california says he can't trust its own water supply. it said to have levels or high levels of asked nick asked, nick is a toxic substance which occurs naturally. a large amounts are often used as an insect aside. rog reynolds visited residents who are in desperate need of help when former dentist hutson pumps water from his well in allen's worth, california, he knows there's danger lurking. even though the water looks clean, it's contaminated with high amounts of arsenic. the way we feel about the water is it can't be trusted. they're carcinogens and the water arsenic is a carcinogen. it will cause cancer. it, it affect it. it fixes itself to the fatty tissue

from the west or is it connected with the fact that the russian federation is not the successors of rudolph hess appeared. those who would go there and try to agree on something there , including a change in the military and political leadership, but for sure it is no longer original, for sure nothing will change because it is absolutely clear today the fact that peace and victory will be won only on the battlefield and nowhere else if you continue to look at the statements of kirill budanov, because it is important. it was an interview with the ukrainian pravda publication, but a lot of things were said about the fact that, well, probably ukrainians should hear and understand the situation what is happening now that he was talking about missiles, russian terror using shahid, in fact, it may be a long time before the use of missiles . percentage below 30% is generally very dangerous to fall because it is already an untouched stock . this is what bohdanov said, and they say that if the number of these missiles becomes less than 30%, it will be a dangerous condition for russia. and of course

specials jules bass died at 87 this week and he directed and producing everything from the great 1964 rudolph the red noised reindeer to frosty the snowman in 1969 and he also wrote the lyrics for so many of the beloved songs put one foot in front of the other and i'm mr. snow meiser. whatever i touch turns to cold in my clutch. we are santa easefuls. all these great -- elves and the beloved touch stones of our childhood. he was responsible for a lot. >> laura: he died at 87 and jerry lee lewis of course passed away at 87 too. icons in american culture and music. >> laura, before we go, i can't let this pass, "the ingraham angle" is celebrating five years on air this weekend and anyone that's been a long time fan of this show knows that while you had one thing going almost every episode this happened in the early years of the show. >> laura: my earrings are falling off i'm laughing so hard here. >> laura: my earring fell, isn't that fun. >> laura: learning about this in "the wall street journal," a federal delegation -- my earring fell off. >> last week he sent me and secretary pompeo. >> lau

helen gittos and kelli rudolph were colleagues at kent university before bereavement made them friendshow bad the maternity care had been that they and many others received. it felt like a vindication that all of the things we thought were wrong were wrong, that ourjudgments about the failings that we had suffered were real failings. it felt very truthful in that way. absolutely. the blaming of mothers for what happened to their children, that is something that comes out very strongly in the report as something that is not terribly special or unusual, but is so hard to deal with. the report found that with basic maternity care the outcome could have been different for a5 babies who died. dozens more injuries to mothers and babies were also preventable. the errors were due to failures in team working, professionalism, compassion and listening. but despite this, there was a culture of denial at the trust and a resistance to change. there was a cover—up. what i don't think was it was a planned cover—up, it was just the way everybody found themselves behaving. they reinforced each other in

nominee and spock's deadbeat cousin, mehmet oz, and democratic lieutenant governor and boss elf from rudolph( laughter ) ( applause ) a dentist! now, if you haven't heard, this past spring, fetterman suffered a stroke. doctors say he's doing very well in his recovery, but it has affected his auditory processing, and that lead to some stumbles. for example, when fetterman made his opening statement: >> let's get started. mr. fetterman, we're going to begin with you. what qualifies you to be a u.s. senator? you have 60 seconds. >> hi! good night, everybody. >> stephen: okay. ( laughter ) admittedly a bit of an odd way to start by saying, hi, good night. but it's a very common phrase i use all the time, like when i gt to a party and hear the word "crypto. the. hi, good night. got to go. dr. oz has had his problems running for senate in pennsylvania. for one thing, he lives in new jersey. also, he came out super anti-choice in the primary, and when asked about that last night, he accidentally said what he meant. here's who oz thinks should be involved in making medical decisions for women: >> as

all the same weapons modernization program is developing a mobile shock anti-satellite complex rudolphsecret information on it. in the public domain, not found at all. is it known that it is intended for the physical destruction of spacecraft, so elon musk 's loud statement that russia is trying to kill satellite internet is not resolved grounds to spy on russian systems with impunity for our army. rap is definitely not allowed. and finally winter went on the offensive in the final of october, heavy snowfalls took place in the european part of russia and in the far east of the country, a snow collapse occurred in the primorsky territory at the pass near dalnegorsk, passengers got off the buses and walked along the road on foot, the snowfall intensified, a rolling of several heavy trucks suddenly formed. unfolded across. tracks on both sides of the ridge, dozens of cars and four intercity buses were blocked on the highway, emergency workers quickly came to the rescue with the help of heavy equipment. they unblocked the road this week when it was covered with snow and the regions of the

will create many more opportunities for the world going nav, i assume from united states by march rudolph, or such scholar and fellow at yale law school bow tie china center. thank you very much for being with us. so what's your interpretation of, of what's happened at the congress and how much more power it means she will have? well, it is definitely assigned that and she doesn't face any kind of opposition within the chinese communist party. there. busy some speculations before the event, but now it is absolutely clear that she doesn't have any kind of opposition. he has been able to hand pick a loyalist people with whom he has been working for the decades to join him at the standing committee of the appellate bureau. and, and this enabled him to fulfill or at least try to fulfill the long term policy agenda that has, that he has laid out for the years before. now with all of those loyalists with him, he can try to actually put the do the policy goes for 2020 a 35 and the other very important goal for she jumping and the 20149 anniversary, the 100 year anniversary of the chinese, of the

do you understand me, rudolph? i'm up towards his coming up after the break, as no van joke of a chores into another tor semi final. joe has a detention center. ah . october on al jazeera campaigning for nigeria. elections begins as candidates vi for votes, and what is set to be a decisive and close race. emmy award winning folk lines returns with an exclusive investigation into alleged cover ups by the us border patrol. china holds its national congress of communist party members with president g likely to be re elected as its head. what does this mean for china and the world? only with dreams takes you beyond the glitz and glamour, revealing the stories of those seeking fame in 14, in the world's largest film industry, 60 years on from the cuban missile crisis. we asked what can be learned from events that lead the world to the brink of nuclear war? october on al jazeera, informed opinions. i believe that our media again should have bilateral negotiations. we've been calling back for many time. critical debate is

kelly, thank you so much for talking to us kelly rudolph. whose daughter, 17 died of 5 days old. just a lot more to come this hour. the un security council meeting to discuss the reigning made kamikaze drones and ukraine. twin explosions hit one of me on mars, most notorious prisons. in the n b a champions make the perfect start to the new season. santa has the action in schools. ah hello, we got some very unsettled weather, making its way to western parts of europe over the next couple days. but central eastern passage you can see largely clear and dry. there is little bit of whether i, which was east with this area of low pressure, but take a look out of the atlantic as a proper law. this one nice little dark board low coming in. tightly packed i suppose. we're looking at some very well very windy weather. pushing in across all of initially for a northern ireland making its way across scotland, england and well, some wet weather coming through as you go on through the next couple days. wet weather will bring the possibility of flooding it to southern parts of our warnings are i

i mean, rudolph. i mean, leanne, thank you. it is thick out there. a lot of it.way over san pablo bay, working its way north starting to retreat. but there's a ton out there on the coast. the heaviest, though, looks to be really parts of the peninsula east bay all the way down towards san jose down to morgan hill at one time. zero visibility. i mean, there's a lot of low clouds are now again. it's more down on the deck. also santa cruz down to monterey. there's ability was not so good. so pretty good fog bank out there and you can see from san martin looks like it's retreating now, watson, gil salinas and monterey so i think we've maxed out on the fog. but still some thick fog hanging on it will be warmer inland. it burns off a little sooner compared 55 for the city. what's average 71 55, so right t tomorrow we'll get to 71. or 72. the record, which is which a lot of people in san francisco like to forget, there's one oh, two. in 1987 and 48 way back in 19 aught eight forties and fifties and sixties more fifties now and attempt as the fog begins to retreat here,

guest: rudolph anderson was shot down on the 27th, conducting and overflight of cuba.shot down with a surface-to-air missile, between 70000 and 80,000 feet. that was a particularly dangerous moment in the crisis, because now there was a clear fatality as a result of hostile fire. they were getting to a point where kennedy was receiving increasing pressure to move on cuba, a strike force was being assembled we had -- assembled. he recognized implications of that. if they move on cuba, it is possible to shooting might have been extensive. some of the weapons they suspected that were ready might have been fired off. there was a fear that with everybody focused on what was happening in the caribbean, the soviets and east germans were to move on berlin and take berlin, which is a concern throughout the entirety of the crisis. we heard more earlier about the concerns regarding berlin. this is a particularly dangerous moment, this 27th of october. perhaps the most dangerous moment of the cold war. it is people like david coleman, whose work on the 14th day's so important for

guest: rudolph anderson was shot down on the 27th, conducting and overflight of cuba.shot down with a surface-to-air missile, between 70000 and 80,000 feet. that was a particularly dangerous moment in the crisis, because now there was a clear fatality as a result of hostile fire. they were getting to a point where kennedy was receiving increasing pressure to move on cuba, a strike force was being assembled we had -- assembled. he recognized implications of that. if they move on cuba, it is possible to shooting might have been extensive. some of the weapons they suspected that were ready might have been fired off. there was a fear that with everybody focused on what was happening in the caribbean, the soviets and east germans were to move on berlin and take berlin, which is a concern throughout the entirety of the crisis. we heard more earlier about the concerns regarding berlin. this is a particularly dangerous moment, this 27th of october. perhaps the most dangerous moment of the cold war. it is people like david coleman, whose work on the 14th day's so important for