technology to ban certain people from events later, the lawsuit involving the hit tv show better call, saul. and part in the interruption, the food delivery man who refused to let a college basketball game get in the way of his delivery. fro in new york. this is america this morning. good morning, everyone. i'm andrew denber, elizabeth halsey infirmary and we begin with breaking news. another wave of missile and drone attacks rocking ukraine this morning, at least six explosions were heard in one city about 150 miles southwest of kiev, a local official said an air battle was raging over the city and the mayor of kiev, reports several explosions in the capital. he says 15 cruise missiles were shot down. but at least one person was killed outside the city. the attacks come just one day after germany and the united states announced they'll be sending advanced battle tanks of the war zone to help the ukrainians back in tis country. federal agents have announced a major fraud bust in the healthcare industry. the target wasn't phony medical bills or procedures. instead it was the nurses who turne

bob odenkirk, "better call saul." oh, and the winner is kevin costner. [ cheers and applause kevin costner, he's so much -- [ laughter ] i always like how they write this he's so much -- i mean, he won so he so much wanted to be here. but because of the unprecedented weather and flooding, he has to shelter in place in santa barbara. jesus. this is a sad story right now. let's pray, everyone noef, that's awful no, no, no this is true we hope that everyone affected by these storms remains safe and i'm going to accept that award on your behalf, kevin. [ cheers and applause all right. now there is more. best television series, musical comedy -- now i was never r nominated. well, ththere it is. and, um, here are the nominees >> “ababbott elementary.” “the bear.” “hacks.” “only murders in the building.” “wednesday.” >> all right i mean i looked, but -- it's going to be new to me. and the golden globe -- you got to read, you know? and the golden globe goes to "abbot elementary. [ cheers and applause >> announcer: coming to t

uncertainty is dampening the thriving weed business authorities tightened some rules last month rating sauls. they say we're operating without a license that's left many worrying about how long the boom could last from sleep boutiques like this to the simplest doors. hundreds of wheat dispensaries are sprouting up across bangkok with marijuana. now essentially decriminalized, it is v opportunity to get into the business you don't need much to open the shaft and i think that encourage one who doesn't have that much copied all. aw, in westman, to be in the, in the business. this store owner opened his dispensary after thailand, legalized marijuana cultivation, and removed cannabis from his list of bank narcotics in june. a move some criticized as hasty as lawmakers have yet to agree on how to regulate the industry . while the plant can be used for medical purposes, it's recreational use, including smoking in public is still not legal. business owners have stake their future on cannabis want more clarity on their for their you can do it. and then the next there you no longer can do it and we ca

saul's songs were written, they were also written quickly, and some songs, for example, nadezhda dieshink, well, in terms of poetry , in music, this is the best song and i shot a video for it and began to promote it, and from this album the only botanical song became popular. i always taught the song should not be overloaded with some great meaning, if you put all the philosophy and the plot in there long, well man for 3 minutes. just can't get it. what should we talk about in such simple, intelligible and poetic words , so that people, listening to the song in just 3 minutes, understand, what did she first understand? what the songs are about, they saw their personal history in the lyrics, and everything at this moment between the artist and the listener has its own special connection. life, of course, will not change. well, the described memories will remain. exceptionally, people come up to me in order to tell me kind warm words or tell their story, which related to performance. well, one woman said some songs, you know, i believed in god, i heard your america, a homemaker. what is

first, the hearts of their spectators on the juz were broken by milan, who was too hospitable to the saults developed rapidly. what is the canceled goal worth of fat veterans by 21, the sociologist is already leading with a score of 2.0, they will still score a goal. even the score will be counted as 1:2, but soon the players of the guests will put such a handsome man in their game. that day it really went on. the pirates are interfering and in another attack of the san siro hosts, the goal will be canceled again, and the sysola will bring the matter to a 5-2 victory. however, it is milan that will put a beautiful end to juventus, the club of history is getting worse, which is punished by being deprived of 15 points because for financial violations lost in the twentieth toure monsa 02. at the same time, the guest of the alliance arena could open an account 12 minutes after the starting whistle, but the caprari ball was canceled after a long view of the pairs. however, as a result, two swords of monson will be scored at the juventus goal, taking 25 points. bypassed the tourists in the stan

first, the hearts of their viewers on giuseppe madsa were broken by milan, who was too hospitable to saulevents developed rapidly. what is the canceled goal of the veteran fats worth by the 21st minute, the sociologist is already leading with a score of 2.0, they will score a goal too. even the score will be counted as 1:20, but soon such a handsome man will be put by the players of the guests, the game they have on this day, really went. the pirates are interfering and in another attack of the san siro hosts the goal will be canceled again, and the sociolo will bring things to a 5-2 victory. however, it is milan that will put a beautiful end to juventus. financial violations lost in the twentieth to repair 02. at the same time, the guest of the alliance arena could open an account 12 minutes after the starting whistle, but the caprari ball was canceled after a long view of the pairs. however, as a result, two ball monson took 25 points. bypassed the tourists in the standings of the series, rising to the eleventh position in the asset of the turinites , still 23 points leader in italy. na

as saul lewinsky wrote asymmetric political action including terrorism, the action isdi the reaction of the opposition in this case okaye were trying to get america to turn around and run away. they didn't think that would work. they were trying to provoke a full-scale invasion of afghanistan so they could replicate the war that we helped them fight againstst the soviets in the 1980s. to bog us down and lead us to bankruptcy to force the american empire out the long ran the hard way and in fact osama bin laden's son omar gave an interview to "rolling stone" magazine in 2010 when bin laden was still alive and he said when wash won the election of 2000 my father was so happy. this is the kind of president he needs, one who will attack and break the country. in clinton's time he said khrushchev was after my father and he got away but then he went to afghanistan for 10 years and we still won't have him. america was smart not like the ball. runs after the red scarf. this is a very important point because brad havens from "the new york times" for example just a couple of months ago wrote a

it was not a were her saul -- rehearsal. pleaded guilty to negligence. the film's charges. she also insists she has committed no crime. is there a bigger battle you are fighting in addition to just your client in her civil case, is there something you need to advocate for in the wake of this incident happening? >> i think that absolutely safety on movie sets is essential. i happen to be a sag aftra member myself. sometimes we just are fantasy, an escape. things that we would like to watch. but they are real people on a real sect and everyone needs to be protected. that is not what happened here. maybe is not doing interviews because she is likely to be a with this in the case. we are going to continue to fight for accountability and responsibility, most of all justice, for halyna hutchins. kristen: what is the next step? what is the timeline? >> in the criminal case, the next step will be an arraignment. of mr. baldwin and others. preliminary hearing which should take place within 60 days. if a judge after the preliminary hearing finds that this is a case that should go to

photos or videos of drones, do not post them on social networks. there are prisoners near the thing saul not understand what but it is quiet and this is the nature of news of course we are not bradley and marder but for an informational offensive it is also a pretty good weapon to occupy ukraine in 20 days, to seize donbas by the end of the year, nothing happened, so now pouillot is setting more realistic deadlines and a more realistic task. ieds, well, it's a sucking military operation to cleverly take the pku cinema to the front, so that the russians feel the pain for their homeland better, a policeman will walk around the hall and beat the liver to increase patriotic feelings, instead of popcorn, they will give out buckwheat groats. and so that the wool does not get upset, the tactical regrouping of the russians will simply turn the dog in the opposite direction the wedding looks in one breath and that we are all spoilers when you can watch the trailer from the producer of the film buryati schezayut regiment 12 deserters and dead and even dead and the director the lungs, liver, kidney

yes, but today the president of finland arrived in saule frantically.be one of the first to congratulate zelensky on his birthday. you know, with all the criticism zelensky i want to say that and for this period of time, especially here is the beginning of a man of large-scale confix. yes, well, you can probably count it on your fingers in a matter of days. and when some official, ambassador, minister of foreign affairs, deputy minister of defense, prime ministers, heads of state, sometimes in whole groups, did not come to ukraine, europeans came. uh, congressional senators, i mean, it wasn't. i say again few days, when no one would come to ukraine from western partners of employees and etc. interesting, we took him. one second. we can do these two, these two moments. i want to reduce here to one first in the land near the zelensky gland. it’s just that, surprisingly, there are many european officials of this level who fawn over zelensky, of course, it’s fashionable for zelensky to come, and it’s fashionable to be photographed with prestige and hugging.

better call >> better call saul in their final season. their due with the trio wins, including best supporting actor, best actor and best drama series. bob odenkirk was one happy winter. when you see me acting okay, you're not watching talent. >> you're watching only elbow grease. that's all you're watching. his sweat and elbow grease and then standing around me is and that makes you look good. >> tv comedy abbott elementary with best comedy series, sheryl lee. ralph was in a great mood on the red carpet and sheryl lee in a reflective mood backstage when us 60 and still fabulous. >> it can happen at any time. just hold on to your dreams. now to perhaps the single most emotional winter throughout this awards season. >> brendan fraser wins best actor for the whale. >> first brendan on stage. >> that if you too, to have the strength to just just see go to the light. think this will have been. things are going to happen next. what do you think? i don't know. i haven't done this before. this really new for what does it feel like for you? again

and the top tv series award went to "better call saul" for best drama "and abbott elementary." >>> artin luther king and coretta scott king was unveiled. >> reporter: this the moment for the humidity the embrace finally unveiled the scope, the magnitude, the historic nature of it all impossible to miss >> i think that my grandparents are really excited >> it is hard to upstage this. the 20 by 25-foot bronze memorial that dr. martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king. but yolanda renee king, king's granddaughter sure came close. >> i love this monument. i also see the love and strength and unity in these hands and how they symbolize a beautiful marriage and partnership >> the emotion evident in those who pushed so hard to make this happen >> a sensory overload of joy if my superpower was to absorb joy, i would have enough to power the city of boston for at least ten years. >> reporter: the kings met in boston, had their first date right here in the common and now a lasting tribute to their love >> boston became the place where they forged a partnership that would change america an

countries that have changed their position on i will remind you of the supply of weapons, official saulsly stated that their legislation cannot provide ammunition to a state in a state of war , friendly support poland has launched a large-scale operation to repair equipment for the armed forces, in particular, they are repairing artillery and heavy armored vehicles, they are fixing everything in a sprawling factory complex the size of a football field, they work there 24 hours a day hundreds of technicians at the same time they are constantly in contact with technical specialists in ukraine with the help of encrypted programs, they teach ours how to restore tanks and abrams ammunition which should be in ukraine soon also will be repaired in the polish city of poznań in addition poland will play an important role in the maintenance of leopards as its defense industry has a lot of experience with these tanks at this hour that's all the news next issue don't miss at 11:00 you can read more on our website espresso.tv a summary of the main points on our telegram channel espresso krapka tv ne

we have some information regarding salaries and the currently the obviously uniform saul row and those final rates are going through union negotiations. there were assumptions related includings an accomplice holder. that will not be ironed out until we are closer to the john first time frame. they will not be held against us than i will be incorporate exclude make sure we work with the controller and mayor's office to make sure any are impacts from the agreed negotiations are factored in the budget and accounted for. >> last year, we work with the per se avenue office. there were issues we had in the budget where we felt those changes and other impacts were in the reflect in the the budget. and there was a significant cantz upgrade of our budgetary amount 20 million dollars. to assess those issues. and that in looking at the current year that has been done correct low and working out correct low. those adjustments are carried forward yearly that is good for us. and then in addition we are machine torg assumptions with regards to increases in leave as we recovery from the pandemic. we'

and south korea newness kim reports from saul. there was dancing fireworks and a ballistic missile launch. north korea brought in the new year, not just with best devotees, but also by firing what it called. it's super large, multiple rocket launcher officials showed out the systems on saturday, capping a 6 day meeting of the ruling workers party in which they laid out their goals for a 2023 king john then said 30 such systems were ready to be deployed to quote over well and the enemy, south korea, young young also warned, it would significantly increase the production of tactical nuclear weapons. shuns highland tones were, hang, will get the current situation, highlights the necessity to mass, produce tactical nuclear weapons, and calls for an exponential increase of the countries nuclear often o n, as in north korea declared itself a nuclear estate in september, calling it's program irreversible and not up for negotiation in announcements made on sunday, a new intercontinental ballistic missile system would also be built with a

but just ah, that ended on one of my favorite se, so sauls, nowhere is like africa. no, it's like, oh, i have a good voice. it's a good job. was also good. is to be transported from one place to another in a super cool looking vehicle. in kenya, they call them my tattoos. they are many buses that are sometimes a crypt where l e d, khaled t, v 's, and huge boxes. the vehicles, how many unique designs and graffiti artist mohammed katara, aka, why graphics is the master of my talk to design. ah, my full name is muhammad could cat. normally people call mammography because of the job i've been doing, says, sad the 19 ninety's. so my work, his graffiti body shop and everything about cars and mortal bikes. when i started, i started on canvas doing cameras was not giving me that pleasure, which, you know, i, every time i used to do a convers, i always wanted people to see what of them. but most of the time you do conversely, ticket to someone, maybe 2 or 3 people see if that's really good. they deal. should they play this on cars? because cars are moving canvas. so that's wh

since 2019, opportunity zones saul $29 billion invested into the critically challenged financial areas of the country and also helped lead us to the lowest level of poverty. >> how does that help the creation of small businesses for example? >> one of the things you do the more incentives you have to drive down the cost of the more likely you are to drive up the neighborhoods and the guy whose life was changed by having an entrepreneur when i was 15-years-old starting my own business i was able to understand the path and then it becomes momentum. the more small businesses you have the lower the unemployment will be. the fewer small businesses, the higher the unemployment and the higher the rate and lower the graduation rate is so there is a correlation that flows through the communities and it's one of the reasons i love the education and entrepreneur pieces because they are essential to the human flourishing. you can't do it without both. a good economy makes all things possible. what makes a good workforce, education. that's at least two-pronged. you can have the income. >> my son is

she did with keith artes soften. nunez saul, a former prisoner, the war, arrive in the russian capital, russia. ukraine have carried out another prisoner exchange on sunday, bringing 50 a russian serviceman home from ukraine where they were held captive for months. as part of a standard procedure. the troops had been brought to my school for psychological and medical treatment at rushes, military hospital, rushes defense ministry said that they were at risk of death in ukrainian captivity . russia has been highlighting ukrainian atrocities. again, it's against, it's a p o w s. i. since the beginning of the complex, but even when the video of a russian field w is being executed, a surface, a line, international organizations and the media weight that little attention. however, there comes a moment when it's no longer possible to remain oblivious. and especially when one of your own is feeling the being in. he's now infamous interview, angie meal burn, a former u. s. navy officer, an founder of american mercenary organisation. what's our group that is currently operating in ukraine revea

both come from the old testament quite right, we read correctly, jonathan was the name of the son of saulend of david a. la-la sure was called one of the biblical kings. the fact is that the biblical gave their children mainly furitania. well, i can suggest a very difficult question is a difficult question. question number two oh now already we viewers will be difficulty already it’s easier for the english for me, because they can pronounce the name of this people. the fact is that gulliver visited, because not only midgets and giants, about whom children mainly read, and i read as a child, but he also extinguished it hard. say well , i'll try. talking horses and the question what european language, according to the author of gulliver's travels, most resembles the language of these? well, in general, horses? the number one high school in the city in the dpr resembles german or lower dutch. i do not remember it. the point is that we read the pronunciation of them. of all known european languages ​​​​writes gulliver , he wrote it. this very essay about the author most of all resembles reall

this saul over money that's already been spent, and there's an epic battle brewing. let's get to our senior con gregsal correspondent rachel scott on the hill tonight. >> reporter: still no deal tonight, david. and this is not about using money to pay for future projects. this is about paying for the bills that the nation already has. it's typically standard routine for congress to raise the nation's debt limit, it's something that democrats and republicans have worked together to do for the last 80 years. but this time, house republicans say they have one condition. they say if they agree to raise the debt limit, they want the president to agree to spending cuts. the white house calling that a nonstarter, saying they will not negotiate with republicans on this. meanwhile, the treasury secretary's warning of dire consequences if congress does not act in the coming months, saying that social security checks could be cut for seniors. troops could go unpaid. interest rates could spike, raising mortgage, car, and credit card payments. and david, the u.s. has never defaul

s. media outlet reported in november that saul was in talks with washington to send someone 100000 units of artillery. the defense department here came out to say that it is doing so under the agreement that the end user with me, the united states. now south korea is fast rising, however, as a arms ex porter last year was a records mashing year for school in terms of our exports and much of that a lot ensure that went to poland including howitzers and rocket launchers as well as take. so even if these new equipment are not being sent across the border to ukraine, it does an able poland to replenish, if military supply with equipment that also abides by nato standards. so you create activists from serbia file, criminal complaints against russia, wagner, merced, regroup, and support as accusing them of recruiting serbs to fight in ukraine. monday's debbie as president condemned dr. group after advertise the said fighters. it was a rat public rebuke linked to russia by alexander the church service is a rare ally of moscow in europe. said, be prohibits citizens from participating and conflic

killings of police officers by gangs at least 11 people have been killed off to russia unleashed miss saul. andrew attacks across you cried a day off the u. s. and germany fetched to send battle tax on bereaved families of passengers killed in 2 train crashes. take boeing to court on charges of thought. the company is pleaded not guilty. ah, or 1st, we'll begin with breaking news out of garza and southern israel. israeli military says to rockets how in fod phone the besieged palestinian territory, though into set set by the iron dome, a defense system. it follows arrayed buys really forces that killed 9 people. refugee camp in the occupied west bank, the deadliest, they abandoned their 2 decades. iran con is live 1st in goes to a man that want more. can you tell us about this? well, the rockers were fight about 2 hours ago from territory with in the gaza strip. no one's claimed responsibility for those rocket attacks, yet they were, as you say, intercepted by the defense system. they will fight towards. he is really city of ask alone, asking them now according to the local media that they'

, as i am now, just working out to sell the horse well, you didn't shoot him after that, as i know saulit's good, by the way. good hands, of course, gave. there is a beautiful girl there. she's here first performance first place second performance first place. i am very pleased with our horse, of course, ribbons. thanks a lot. thanks again. i congratulations, and we're moving on to the second round. this is again too early for one, we do not slow down further. and in the second round we will have a photo question, but first let's choose a viewer who will play with you so alexey pavlov, 67 years old, the city of st. petersburg alexey describes himself as an open, cheerful and sociable pensioner. here they are, you know, cheerful joyful pensioners. as you say, sometimes an open pensioner is an open cheerful communicator, so here is the winning alexey wants to spend on a trip to karelia the question that he will ask you alexei right now sounds like this. how were these records used in butane back in 1973? time is like money? no, amulets, like what amulets? no, not amulets. let's bid for fo

so, so bitterly cold and parts of south korea, temperatures in the capital. saul have promised to minus 16 degrees celsius. and there are warnings of dangerous road conditions. thousands of shelters have also been opened and dramatic pictures have emerged of abbas, which plunged into a lake in turkey. now, the turk, the driver lost control while making its hern and drove head 1st into a reservoir in the eastern city of malott's. here cctv images show the panic and chaos amongst the 7 passengers. as water gushed inside the bus, i was the boss was about to board a fairy to cross the lake. all those on board managed to swim to safety. ah quick reminder of our top stories on al jazeera fin rules have been.

stores to chinese travelers, south korea and japan have been more cautious. eunice kim explains from saul overseas visitors are back in this iconic softening district. install an area that has seed much of the last or fade out during the highly regulated pandemic years. now if online search results are any indication those in mainland china are also eager to return, but they will have to stay put for now, as the government has put a pause on the issue as a short term visas on non essential, at least until the end of this month, some encouraging statistics only 3.9 percent of mainland china are right on a short term basis. tested positive to cove it on sunday. that's compared to double digit percentages that we saw this 3 days prior. despite probably how did you have a negative test result for it today we heard from a top adviser of cobra respond passport shed some light on the job. i was, you know, i think i hope that the 4 percent figure registered yesterday will be kept and stay below 5 percent. if the number of patients in china is greatly reduced, directly speaking, it should stay at

yes, but today came to saule frantically, the president of finland i think that he will be one of thesky on his birthday. you know, with all the criticism of zelensky, i want to say that during this period of time, especially the beginning of a large-scale military conflict. yes to o. well, you can probably count it on the fingers of your hands in a matter of days, and when some official, ambassador, minister of foreign affairs, deputy minister of defense, prime ministers and heads of state, sometimes in groups, did not come to ukraine, and the europeans came. hey senators. congressmen. that is, it was not. once again i say few days, when no one from the western partners of the governor's employees would come to ukraine and so on, let's congratulate. one second. we can do these two, these two moments. i want to reduce here to one first jelly at iron zelensky. it may just be, surprisingly, there are so many european officials of this level who curry favor with zelensky, of course, it is fashionable for zelensky to come, and it is fashionable to be photographed prestigiously and hugging

it's really expensive to do the outer, less, right i think this makes sense for them you saul the rae-through a fedex problem the sickly cal is something we understand it will have that moment where it's a great company there was a lot of upgrates. i floe jim cramer got excited. i still think there's a case where you have something to prove here i think they have a couple quarters to prove it in the face -- let's not forget, that announcement doesn't say great things about their business. i'm not so scherr they'll have the same pricing power the next time >> it stands to reason we go back and talk a look at that i have a delivery, an apology to tim seymour, the spinsers are in group that said "games people play." i shot him down, but he proved to be right. >> i broaden this out to retailers, too i mean, this kind of return situation has become very expensive, too it may be a lot of behaviorally retailers. fine ship aft packages to karen here in new york city, it's high density, but it makes sense that they would have to cut back. >> the return things, as a consumer, you are trained to not pay

and i was able to talk to him just about how i remember saul bellow. i don't remember, but i read this that saul bellow was he would walk down the street sometime in a hot chicago night and you look in the window and you could see everybody at their radios and in their living room with their kitchen and and he said, you could keep walking and, not miss a word of what he said. and then there's a story of a construction worker hurrying home. one night and his partner said, where are you going? he well, my president's coming to speak to me in my living room tonight. it's only right i be there to greet him when he comes. so we talked about that. but then of course, it's so much harder today because in those days know eight out of ten people would be listening more. any other radio, any entertainer or big sporting event. some of the people who didn't like him might have thrown the radio of the window so they didn't have to listen to him. but people were. there was a common sense of the country listening as a whole. and i think one advice one could give to p

he was, uh, the friend of sinatra of the saul union, you sow him all or also men everyone loves and stillill love, and i heard that a year ago, the kingdom of heaven did not become your grandmother. e his wife irina kibadze, and arriving at the opera house, and he was very worried about leaving. he really dragged her there. for 60 years they lived together there, you know, there love yes, there is no size, love, we have footage from 1988 , where your grandfather represents at the table, and his wife his mother-in-law in a unique video. let's get a look. well, that's shit. the georgian ussr actress next to her is also an honored artist, my wife irina, but i have a hard time, of course. well, where is she already, maybe nowhere to go, my son konstantin konstantin vakhtangovich? and probably she will go that his son's name is vakhtang. my mother, grandmother, has been singing for many years, where she sings. say it worked. what a wonderful family you have, now we have seen these shots. eh, i think that you have seen quite a few such evenings, of course, in and how many times have you watched

i'm joined now with saul with his re-accounting standards boards.er doocy's question, is it a legitimate one? this is a place we're looking to identify if all the documents -- are we trusting the lawyers to have handed them all over? is it right for him to be there? >> well, it's a funny question, you know, i guess the whole state under that theory would be a crime scene given how long the biden family has controlled events in delaware. but the lawyer will say what a lawyer says and you'll notice his words. look at his words carefully, we've been cooperating since the moment we informed the national archives about the documents. that's six years after they were improperly taken so that's kind of a meaningless statement. it's what you expect to a white collared defense lawyer to say, which is what he is. pete: would there be an ability through the special council to get to when they knew? how do you get to the bottom of that? >> sure. special council has all of the powers of a u.s. attorney. the only difference is ultimate -- well, the difference bet

figures around hitler their buffoonish killers and until address that social inequality, john ralston saulcalls the corporate coup dayton's slow motion that took place in the united states. we're not going to free ourselves from this march. a kind of christian fascism and unfortunately. the democratic party in the biden administration cannot themselves from corporate money, and they don't give where they give that money, they expect something back. i mean, of course, they write the legislation so that inequality goes all the way back to aristotle. i mean, aristotle said that when you social inequality of that on, the kind of scale that we now have, the only two options are tyranny or revolution. and all for revolution. but i don't i don't see the forces of revolution. i think the left been so systematically weakened. going all the way back to wilson in the twenties but also mccarthy and they've just been effectively in the powell of 1971 where lewis powell essentially mobilized corporate to blow back against the in terms of pushing back against the gains made in the 1960s. so we're in a ve

the big headline i saul is there is weak demand in china. a big game around controlling expenses. 2023 operating expenses under 20 billion. expecting big cuts in q1. that is a stock we have to continue monitoring. that is a big reaction to intel's quarterly earnings report. the vc interest -- nbc industry is booming. we will speak with partners who have had it for a little while now on it comes to ai. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> should you be using chat gpt for investment advice? this is a natural language processing. if you ask it to pick certain stocks it is going to sit on the fence. it might entice you to decide to look for actual investments that use the power of ai. there are a couple of etf's outperforming the market using artificial intelligence like the ai powered act etf. it scrapes information from the regulatory findings to help its over 6000 stocks analyzes. we also have the likes of the state street fund. it it is powered by ibm watson. it is finding the right stock to be picking and is up 10% on the year so far. the other thing ch