i'm scarlet fu. we have a stocks little changed at the moment holding near record highs and for the week they are set for the longest streak of weekly gain since february. this week was eventful and that we got inflation data that reignited hopes that the federal reserve will cut rates although the federal reserve has been careful to point out they are willing to be patient and want to make sure the data confirms disinflation is intact. you have investors looking ahead to nvidia results next week that will answer the question whether the hype in a height companies is justified. we had the 10 year yield barely moving higher, 4.4% at the moment. fed speak will help determine what happens next in the bond market. overseas, new data out of china showing industrial outlet rising faster than expected. beijing has a package to prop up housing markets. in the koran joins us now -- enda curran joins us now. enda: we saw at sales slump and slowed the most since 2020 two. and weakness across the property sector

scarlet: appreciate you joining us. sally bakewell leads our finance coverage at bloomberg news in new york. that feed of elon musk has come back and there were some headlines generated. he says he was surprised by the tariffs on china ev's white house announced. he also says he is not in favor of tariffs on ev's or oil and gas. if you want to was can more -- if much listen more, you can type live go on your bloomberg. this is bloomberg. >> thank you. >> ok. i'm not familiar with -- ♪ you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank. for nearly 160 years, pnc bank has been brilliantly boring so you can be happily fulfilled... which is pretty un-boring if you think about it. ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-mad

scarlet: welcome to "bloomberg markets." we have the s&p 500 right now up just marginally, barely moving, but still above the 5220 level at the moment. there's a lot of anticipation ahead of big data points that obviously begins and doesn't end with the c.p.i. number. it is expected to show inflation air numbers have eased, but still very high. the nasdaq 1100 gaining more, up a quarter of 11%. yields coming down, the 10-year right now coming down to 4.85%, and new york crude gaining ground, up 11%, of course, a source of some inflationary pressure. and some midday movers on the equity side, we're looking at shares of apple. people familiar with the matter tell bloomberg it is closing in on an agreement with open a.i. to use the startup tech on the iphone. the two sides have been finalizing terms for a pack to use chat gpt features in apple's next iso. tesla hiring back some of the almost 500 members of its super charging team that were dismissed last month. they're being embraced as the industry standard with competitors ad

i do like to cuddle with my scarlet.ey: okay. >> scarlet, autumn and our youngest son maize who has just turned 6 months. and scarlet is the first and her and i are very close. we share a special bond. >> ainsley: where dual, brad your house is beautiful. >> north carolina. north of detroit. a lot of the race teams are in the charlotte area. we are in the charlotte metro area and we are very blessed. >> ainsley: i grew up charlotte, north carolina about an hour away from that. >> brian: ainsley wants to be invited over. >> ainsley: i would. we live very close. >> brian: asking everything except the address. >> ainsley: i want to say gentlemen, start your engines. we all need to go and do that together. scarlet you are adorable and your daddy loves you very much. thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. >> the great sean hannity and kevin o'leary are going to join us live and more of brian's exclusive interview with speaker mike johnson. ♪ hands out kissing the wind ♪ slow with

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scarlet johansson claims that openai is copying her fois. as our lauren toms shows us, the actress says their new personal assistant sounds just like her. >> would you like your os to have a male or female voice? >> female, i guess. >> reporter: like a scene from a sci-fi movie, a familiar-sounding robotic voice is ready to assist in way this is ai expert says is way ahead of schedule, but this scene has become reality. >> the scenario we are living in now which is in 2024 started in 2022, we supposed to have it in 2040 based on the progression of the hardware and the software and the talents. it's a little bit concerning, because we are going too fast. >> reporter: that speed has catapulted san francisco-based ai company openai squarely in a debate over intellectual property after actress scarlet johansson claimed the company's voice feature named sky sounded similar to her voice. the company has census pended its use. it's an issue, he says, that. cos down to intellectual property. >> buffet mouse people who have some kind of a special ton

it's like they, they tried to get scarlet johanson. she said no and they're like, well, make someone who's like scarlet johanson it's sort of shows that lack of care and it's not a good luck for silicon valley. >> this idea that they can take and ghraieb anything they want. and this is why i always talk about with you, laura regulators getting in here and understand and who's running things. >> but right now, it's big companies and well-funded companies like openai and they can do what they want. >> i gotta tell you, i nominate you to be the voice of whatever it would be. i would take it seriously a heartbeat. i mean, i want you to be my new ways voice, frankly, and just not to say put down that phone, laura, you're on it too much. >> what if it's coming across the car play, what are you talking about? cargo, call me out. i would never never kara swisher. thank you so much. >> thanks a lot you know, ahead i smile just thinking about her attribute to a dear friend. >> and one of cnn zone back in a moment simons are going off and playing

, let’s say, a scarlet manicure, and olga, i guessed it, probably, well, of course, almost, almost, yes sneakers on white, yes, then, black pants, like that. over-lowered, white t-shirt, shark fang, by the way, real, beanie's cap, uh, well, the beard is always with him, cool, thank you, thank you, thank you, the next question is from the black sector, to your right, what was your best day in your life why, i remember, it was exactly 9:30 at... when i was sitting in the corridor, they allowed me to go there, i heard the first singing, of our daughter, of our child, this is the moment when olga gave birth to our daughter, this , it's so magical, hardly anything i can also repeat the emotions that i was experiencing, not even just at that second, but... i was in this state and all day, well, in this state at the peak of this, all day, of course, the appearance of a child is the happiest day of my life, i absolutely agree, i will support my husband, it’s just that life was divided before and after, there was life before, when we didn’t have lera, and after, when we had this little miracle t

comey, resold limb jati the voice, even sounds like scarlet johanson.ow, we spent some time this morning playing around with the new version and we asked it to make us a character named scott it reasonably successful political strategists from kentucky my dream anyone we asked him what american should know about kentucky inns and kentucky politics and this is what we learned from ai scott all right let's dive into some good old kentucky style advice for our republican politicians. >> one, economic policies. now, we've got to keep pushing for growth in jobs, especially in our big sectors like manufacturing, farming, and energy. we know coals a big deal here in kentucky so let's make sure we're supporting energy policies that help both the old coal industry and the new renewable sources to health care. we need to work on making health care more so what do you think strategic are politically successful strategist named scott. >> why did it do first of all, that that is worth minimum of $1,000 an hour. just solve for everybody out there baer second, i know

is now withdrawing that scarlet like voice after she hired a lawyer but is in a become of the just two no again, they open a.i.'s it will other voice artist had nothing to do with the famous actress and what would anybody think that. mary: but we all know it's going on here. it's creepy ricky whichever term you will use any for the phrase like are we living in a simulation in these modern times some people wonder that will this is a reference to a ten -year-old movie which is very good by the way about this relationship between an a.i. character in a believable and real. i would feels like, are we living in simulation i think she's right to speak out and protect yourself and this is something as media consumers are all going give careful about evaluating these things which is tough. overhead you guys, sorry about that. howard: yes indeed thanks and so forth but when they posted this on their actors page of the use of the word hurt while this kind scarlet is out kevin here's a scarlett statham within i was shocked endangered in disbelief and pursue of a sounded so eerily similar to mine

russia, it was an unforgettable experience, a ship with scarlet sails sailing past brought a sea of ​​ed with happiness when we saw this, because not everyone can get this. the main goal is to have as many stories like this as possible. we need to ensure that all the children have confidence, i ’m not even talking about whether they will take the unified state exam or not, but that their knowledge of... the unified state exam is just an assessment. now raise your hand, who got the a's? dozing in the forest. foxy foxes. those who have left their school desks forever today have a worthy replacement growing up, and i would like to believe that their education will mark not only the end of the transition period, but the end of hostilities. anna efimova, valery savelyev, anastasia popova. typical new russia. what has changed in the schools of new russia over the last academic year. we will talk about expectations and realities with our regular expert, historian, and political scientist alexander vasiliev. sasha, good afternoon. hello. sasha, the second academic year has ended in schools of

still ahead, why scarlet johansen is going after a san francisco based artificial intelligence company>> and could amsterdam style cannabis cafes soon be coming to california. those stories to california. those stories and more next. ow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! >> i mean, they're into this. that was san jose mayor matt mahan will along with other celebrating the opening of the first dispensary in downtown san jose. purple. lotus is located on west santa clara street for years. this city had the strict rules about where dispensaries could operate relegating the mainly due and drought and dust real are

what do you think, scarlet? are you a cyclist?slow sign, a slow cyclist. >> i will never , ever be done >> i will never, ever be done for speeding and i don't bicycle that much anymore. but what? what i find odd about this story is that i remember. i mean, it was years ago. a cyclist being donein was years ago. a cyclist being done in cambridge, in the middle of the night for exceeding the speed limit. and he too was trying to race. i mean, i think the big problem with cyclists so there were two problems is one is this guy was was obviously he was in a peloton. there was a whole bunch of them that were obviously trying to practice for racing. i mean , i think it was racing. i mean, i think it was at something like 7 am. but the terrible problem if you're trying to cross the road is you don't hear them. i mean, that's it is i mean, that's that's what happened to this woman. is that clearly like i do quite often, you know, she went to cross the road, didn't look properly and bang, and, and i think had she, had he been going at under

tradition in our sorovsky military school that after the first line, after the presentation of the scarletraps to the freshmen, the senior courses go to their favor, they show him how to hem the collar correctly and help him sew on his first one. in life, well, and then everything is just on your own, my name is snezhana, and at what age did you first pick up a real weapon in your hands, you were scared, as you were in childhood, so well , let’s say, where is 10-11, probably where- it wasn’t scary, it was most likely, probably, exciting, because it was a combat... weapon, well, probably, it was, as there was already a question before, the first step towards my childhood dream of becoming an officer. why do you think nowadays people fight and kill each other? friend, why can’t they come to an agreement? a very relevant question, anya, i’m very happy to answer it unequivocally, it probably won’t work, well, first of all, i think. both in the past and at the present time, there is a certain circle of people who believe that their opinion, their desire, is higher than other people, that it is

evening of april 30, 1945, after a fierce battle, scouts mikhail egorov and militon kantaria hoisted a scarletanner on the roof of the reikstag. it is this flag that is immortalized in history. today, the banner of victory is a symbol of courage and continuity of the glorious military traditions of those who defeated fascism, the hardest, bloodiest war in history. on behalf of their generation they claim that they will not lose the honor of their fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers, that russian weapons are in good hands, comrade major general, novosibirsk troops garrison, at the parade commemorating the seventy- ninth anniversary of the great victory. built during the patriotic war, the commander of the parade is colonel titov. more than 2,000 military personnel of various types and branches of the military, the armed forces of the russian federation, and law enforcement agencies of russia take part in the victory parade. students of educational institutions and more than thirty pieces of equipment. hello comrades! hello comrades. we congratulate you on the 709th anniversary of the v

olga’s, i believe, this color is probably this red, yes, scarlet, like that, let’s say, a scarlet manicure, easy, uh, black sneakers on white, water, next, black pants, a little too low, a white t-shirt, a shark tooth, by the way, a real one, beanie’s cap, uh, well, he always has a beard, cool, thank you, thank you, thank you. the next question is from the black sector to your right. kim had the best day of your life why? i remember it was exactly 9:30 in the morning, when i was sitting in the corridor, they allowed me to go there, i heard the first singing, and... of our daughter, our child, this is the moment when - olga gave birth to our daughter, this , it’s so magical, it’s unlikely that anything else can repeat the emotions that i was experiencing, not even just at that second, but i was in this state, ah, all day, well, at the peak of this state all day, of course, the birth of a child is... this is the happiest day in my life, i absolutely agree, i will support my husband, it’s just that life was divided before and after, there was life before, when we didn’t have lera, and after,

charlotte, not charlotte. >> scarlet. >> scarlet. >> scarlet? yes. >> scarlet?ally true about rats coming up through your toilet. >> of course it's true. it's always been true. >> well, i've never, ever. i've never met anybody that it's happened to. and so i have a horrible as cats. yes, a horrible as cats. yes, a horrible picture of a rat. sort of. i mean it for those of us women who sort of sit down every time. i mean , it might be time. i mean, it might be slightly frightening if you're a man and you're looking down at it and it comes up. but i mean, the thought of my sort of rather vulnerable bottom, i think it's a everybody needs a cat. and how much is it the pest control people saying it's a problem. so they say there is a record number of rodents and we have 150 million in the country. well i think they say in london, in london that you're never more than a yard away from a rat or something. oh, just horrible is two for every person in the country. >> yucked maybe two. >> yucked maybe two. >> and some of those persons are rats as well. >> exactly. that's

of the presidential regiment marched solemnly , and then on behalf of the heads of state they laid scarletarnations on the steles of the cities of heroes, including sevastopol. today is exactly 80 years since soviet troops liberated the city from the nazi invaders. afterwards, a reception took place in the kremlin in honor of the leaders of foreign states. who came to moscow for the celebrations, vladimir putin, once again welcoming the distinguished guests, said: victory day is celebrated in the cis countries, many countries in europe and the world, everywhere where the heroism and exploits of soldiers who defended freedom and the future for the peoples of the planet are remembered and honored despite all attempts rewrite history, the lessons of world war ii are unshakable. i would like to emphasize that russia will continue to develop a mutually beneficial partnership and friendship with everyone who shares it. the values ​​of freedom of justice, advocates strict adherence to international law and a comprehensive, equal and indivisible security system. this is our duty to everyone who we

maryat, well, i won’t say that i’m an expert in creativity scarlet johansson's film is called show me's see what this weekend has in store for us in the film review. 7 days and summer, but while we are all counting down, i suggest you take a look at domestic cinemas; today we are reviewing a horror film and an animated film. strangers beginning, under such a detailed title , a new american horror film from director rennie was released on the big screens. harlina, a sixty-five-year-old director, has an extensive creative arsenal, behind him there are about 40 works, including the second part of die hard, the continuation of the horror film a nightmare on elm street, and even though on his awards shelf there are mostly golden raspberries, but this is not an indicator. harlin has long proven himself to be a multifaceted professional, as he has acting, writing and producing projects. however, let's return to the current premiere. there we will see rachel shenton and gabriel bass in the leading roles. medellin petch and emma horvath. the new picture became a restart the famous hearing fran

i am scarlet fu.wn as ceo of grayscale after helping build the firm into one of the world's biggest crypto asset managers. another shakeup in the industry. blackrock appoints the ceo naming the first outsider to

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we have seen devices that can quite clearly engaged —— scarlet.objects in the world, and edging closer to the things we do as people. it is the things we do as people. it is fascinating _ the things we do as people. it is fascinating to _ the things we do as people. it is fascinating to see. _ the things we do as people. it is fascinating to see. i _ the things we do as people. it is fascinating to see. i know you will keep a close eye on it. thank you. staying with al, and microsoft has unveiled a new range of pcs with generative ai capabilities built directly into its windows operating system. our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury, has all the details. the future of the pc may be here. microsoft announced new conversational artificial intelligence features for windows pcs and a line of surface tablet computers. one of the features dubbed recall is designed to help you find anything that you viewed on your pc in the past. recall helps you instantly find anything you've ever seen on your pc before, all using natural language to

here's a million scarlet ones for you roses, as they say.d regina shevtsova have been participating in the rose harvest for four years . and they were among the first to sign up for this shift. their working day starts at 4 am. for a pragmatic spouse, getting up early is a strengthening of the body; for a romantic original, it is a source of inspiration. you have to come here at 4:30 in the morning, when nature wakes up, the birds, the sun rises, and you can’t describe this aroma, guys. there is another good reason to wake up with the larks. the rose needs to be collected until it is hard midday sun. in the morning the flower is at its peak of aroma. admire the shape of the bud, enjoy the aroma. queen of the crimean fields. loves to receive compliments, but in response, as befits her status, she is modestly restrained from a ton of her petals - these are about two of these plantations, after processing you will get only 20-30 g of essential oil, but with... depending on the variety, rainbow or fallow deer, bred by crimean breeders from the n

.# serenaded by alfie boe, the chelsea pensioners get their own flower this year, and scarlet robes thatfor charity, rose described as tough and hardy. as ever there is a certain glamour to the opening day flower show with celebrities showing their gardening triumphs and disasters. i got my seven years on and there is still no flowers, so i am hoping they will tell you today how to get the flowers to bloom. i have just been updating my vegetable patch and i am now tackling cucumbers and courgettes and i have got tomatoes in and lettuces. i have been scared of lettuces because of slugs. it is going to be a busy year going out after dark to pick them off. coming from the wilderness, which is my garden, into - thought—out, careful, beautifully planned and colourful gardens. l i love my garden - with all my heart but i have been away so much this year. the king will make his first visit to chelsea and feature on it later today. he will see flashes of colour but with a wet and warm winter, many chelsea regulars have flowered earlier and are now finished. the preparations of the show have come

an importance —— important thing with the actor scottjohannson suing a company over use of ai —— scarletfter the mild recession last year. the uk "is approaching a soft landing" after last year's mild recession, but could face a £30 billion hole in the public finances, according to the international monetary fund's health check of the british economy. the imf upgraded growth forecasts for this year from 0.5% to 0.7%, but pointed to "difficult choices" on tax and spending in the next parliament. this is suren thiru, economics director at the institute of chartered accountants in england and wales. there are two big things, the first one suggests we have turned a corner from the session but inflation falling sharply. that is the good news. the report also shows some structure issues in the uk, such as age of population, poor productivity and getting people back into the work will hamper the growth prospects if not addressed. it is a challenging state, and for a number of reasons. the question for any future government is that they need to be clear about the challenging choices they need to

the heroes of the material are ahead of us, here’s a million scarlet dews for you, as they say, igortsova have been participating in the rose harvest for four years, this they were among the first to sign up for a shift, their working day begins at 4:00 in the morning, for a pragmatic spouse, getting up early is a strengthening of the body, for romantic origins it is a source of inspiration, you have to come here 4:30 in the morning, when nature wakes up, the birds , the sun rises, you can breathe in this aroma, guys, it’s impossible to convey, there is one more weight. a reason to wake up with the early risers. the rose must be collected before the harsh midday sun. in the morning the flower is at its peak of aroma. admire the shape of the bud, enjoy the aroma. the queen of the crimean fields, rose, loves to receive compliments, but in response, as befits her status, she is modestly restrained. out of a ton of its petals, these are approximately two of these plantations. after processing, you will get only 20-30 g of essential oil oils but first, the petals need to be carefully coll

, so let’s say, a scarlet manicure, i guessed it, probably, well , of course, almost, almost, yes, olga, yes, next. black trousers that are a little too low, a white t-shirt, a shark fang, by the way, a real one, a beanie cap, well, the beard is always with him. thank you, thank you, the next question is from the black sector, to your right, kim had your best day why in life? i remember it was exactly 9:30 in the morning, when i was sitting in the corridor, they allowed me to go there, i heard the first singing. our daughter, our child, this is the moment when olga gave birth to our daughter, this, this is so magical, it’s unlikely that anything else can repeat the emotions that i experienced, not even just at that second, but i was in this state , all day, well, at the peak of this state all day and... of course, the birth of a child is the happiest day of my life, absolutely i agree, i support my husband, it’s just that life was divided before and after, that was the life before, when we didn’t have lera, and after, when we had this little miracle, which is now so funny, ridiculous, a

scarlet johansson alleged the new voice assistant sounds just like her.t in the previous hour, we did hear from the commerce secretary on efforts to form a global ai safety network with key allies. let's panel up. joining us again is daniel newman, ceo and principal analyst at the discernment group. we have a futurist and the founder of [ indiscernible ]. we had a lot to unpack there. there are many concerns about this emerging technology that is seemingly going to go everywhere. how concerned do regulators, and we as consumers need to be about the coming months and years? i think you are having me. we do have to proceed with caution. at the end of the day, these companies have duties to shareholders, not to the general public. is not as if these companies are trying to cause harm in intentional ways, but they are moving at a pace that is prioritizing market announcements and market expectations with safety and due diligence, perhaps taking a backseat. we are seeing some ethically concerning decision-making when it comes to the recent scarlett johansson v

georges adopted the bird, name was scarlet.got inspiration for a more original name. >> a blind woman said here put him on my arm. i said he's going to bite you. as soon as he stepped on her she said oh you're a fat chicken. that's who he has been since 2010. >> oh my. okay and the rest was history, the pair go everywhere together even on his motorcycle. almost everywhere. >> if he don't go, i don't go. walmart won't let me in. they used to but they changed the rule somewhere so i leave him in the car or on the bike. >> fat chicken sits on the window in the house and talks to the crows and they're his friends. we throw food out he will scream something. >> he says father, p-h-a-t sometimes says good night and thank you. the oakland zoo has reached new heights adding this giraffe from new orleans. the zoo says he's getting used to his home and will meet his 5 other giraffe mates. so the zoo is holding and on line poll to pick a name for him, the choices between these three, swaili names. it's no secret homeowner association can

. >> and why scarlet johansen is going after a san francisco based artificial intelligence company.lped a rescuer rescue. a hiker been missing for now to a happy endi for missing dog and hike or they got lost in the east bay hills for days. >> and now first responders are applauding the efforts of volunteers and others for coming to the hikers aid and as kron four's terisa stasio sheriff's office. they're also reminding the community about safety measures. if you plan i'm going out and tackling in the venture. >> after missing for nearly 3 days in a remote area in loney wilderness in the east bay hiker alex stature and his dog apollo. >> were found alive. we're absolutely thrilled honest went home yesterday, feeling just absolutely over the moon that sergeant tom are cart with the east bay regional parks, district police department sergeant urquhart says that the agency received the emergency call saturday night. >> when stature and apollo failed to show up at their range pickup spot. and del val regional park. >> area that is it is extremely remote. so it is probably our most remot

. >>> openai is halting one of its chatgpt voices after scarlet johanssen's voice got involved. like the actor who voiced a fic fictional ai assistant in the movie, "h.e.r." openai executives denied any connection between the two. johansen said the company, quote, reluctantly agreed to take down the voice of her lawyers asked about the process used to develop the ai personal assistant voice. >>> and graceland, the historic home of elvis presley, faces a possible foreclosure action later this week. but elvis's granddaughter riley keogh is trying to stop the lawsuit. she filed a lawsuit claims her late mother lisa marie presley borrowed $3.8 million and used graceland as collateral. she says the documents are fraudulent. priscilla presley weighed in on the matter posting a photo of graceland on instagram saying, "it's a scam" in big red letters. like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could be something more serious called attr-cm, a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist, and ask about attr-cm.

yeah. >> could you imagine you're getting a hot flush there, scarlet , i getting a hot flush there, scarlethe does. >> have you met him? >> have you met him? >> no, i've never met him. no, no. >> if you were to interview him, what would you ask him, well, i would be more interested. >> not. not the sort of interviews that he gives access to, which is all about, you know , stupid things, but this man hangs on to aeroplanes. he is at the top of the tallest building in dubai. he does things that are really life threatening . i are really life threatening. i mean, the motorcycle stunts he did in the last mission impossible. >> that was right. >> that was right. >> incredible. i think he's an exceptional human being . i do exceptional human being. i do have to say, let's talk about king charles's , official king charles's, official portrait. yes, what what did you think of that one? scarlett? >> i think it's wonderful . i >> i think it's wonderful. i mean, i think that it's a real piece of art, and it shows the difference between a photo , what difference between a photo, what you can do with a

his mother, scarlet, saying he was chasing his dreams. >> he lived life to the fullest. in a dark room and will be very missed. >> scarlet telling nbc her son was leaving his job at a bar later than usual when he approached his car with a co-worker wondering if he was being towed. his mother added that when a man with a mask looked up, he stepped in front of his co-worker and was then shot. in new york, an actor was attacked last month. while at the same time, women in the city were being attacked. >> i was literally just walking and a man came up and punched me in the face. >> now in los angeles, his colleagues paying tribute after the shocking crime. general hospital posting he was truly one of the kind. his tv wife writing, my heart is so utterly broken. johnny was the absolute best. and his manager telling nbc he pursued his dreams and achieved them all the while remaining a good human being, caring for others. now, his family looking for answers. >> i hope they will catch whoever did it. i hope there will be some kind of justice for johnny. >> right now, police are

i'm funny. >> that is, scarlet. johansson fois in the film. and now the actor is threatening legal action for what she says is essentially openai's copy paste of her voice. here's the voice of, here is the voice that chatgpt used for sky hey, chatgpt, i mark. how are you oh, mark i'm doing great. >> thanks for asking. how about you clare, duffy, as following those for us who's here with me now, what's happening here, right? so essentially when openai announced the launch of this updated chatgpt with this boy sky people started drawing comparisons when correlate johanson is voice in this film, her, which of course is a quasi dystopian film about the relationship between humans and technology. the voice also faced backlash for being kind of weirdly flirtatious. so openai on monday announced that it was gonna be pausing the use of this voice, but then monday night, we get this statement from scarlett johansson suggesting that it may have had more to do with her, that they decided to pause she said that openai ceo sam altman reach out to her in se

so scarlet scar jo.ke suing now am, but he can say, well, it's not really are voice because it's ai-generated and this opens a whole can of worms next. definitely a according to her friends and family and youtube even said something kind of suspicious. yesterday said it looks like open ai has been using our. they've been violate our terms of years. training their platforms, maybe with video clips from the i do it. it's going think about it because daria could be the next voice of open ai and will lead our it would really no precedent that. but here's the thing is everybody has a distinctive voice and some voices sound like people think gray and i are the same person. they hear our voices so you could say, ok, i'm feeding their voice in a eyes coming out. it's not either of you. i know it sounds like you. >> i don't know. rob. >> it's going to be a sticky wicket so far a lot ai models can be trained on the new york times. the new york times writers want to get paid for their articles. as do reuters has to

remember that puppet like captain scarlet ? first, let's captain scarlet?ron armstrong . with aaron arm strong. >> with aaron armstrong. >> hey, it's 433. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom . armstrong in the gb newsroom. claims a british israeli hostage has died in gaza. are being urgently investigated by the foreign office. hamas says nadav popplewell, who was kidnapped dunng popplewell, who was kidnapped during the october attack in israel , was during the october attack in israel, was injured during an airstrike last month. undated footage of the 51 year old with a black eye was also released. the government says it's seeking more information after the terrorist group made a claim. in a video . a third man has been a video. a third man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a house fire in wolverhampton. emergency services were called to a property in the dunstall hill area at 2 am. yesterday where two women, both in their 20s, two women, both in their 205, were pronounced dead at the scene. police have been granted extra time to questio

military personnel of the presidential regiment, on behalf of the presidents , also laid scarlet carnationsn the tables of hero cities, including sevastopol. today is exactly 80 years since it was liberated from the nazi invaders. today there is a gala reception in the kremlin in honor of foreign leaders who came to moscow to celebrate victory day. all of them are reliable partners and friends, vladimir putin noted. on the day of our common victory, the russian leader a whole series of bilateral meetings with foreign colleagues. and first things first. anna kurbatova. presidential reception in the faceted chamber of the large kremlin palace. in honor of the heads of state invited to victory day. at the gala dinner, foreign leaders who were present and at the parade are warmly welcomed by vladimir putin. today, on victory day, with special warm feelings we welcome our reliable partners and friends to russia in moscow. over the greatness of the grandiose victory of 1945, time has no power and despite despite all attempts to rewrite history, the lessons that the world community learned in the

scarlet johansson has lawyered up she might need to go to court if she wants any true recourse, but doou see ai is too far advanced and two, untouchable to regulate even at this point no, i don't think it's too late to regulate. i mean, this is certainly not the column was not a a message to give up or anything like that what what i think the you can't stop it. philosophy pertains to is the people who are making it feel this way. they feel that this is a technology born of science fiction, that people have been trying to build an usher in for, for decades and i think they believe there is close as possible to building something to to meet those, those ideals. and so i think they believe that we're going to do this because we have to because it's too important not to. and you can either get on board or you can attempt to fight us, but they clearly believed the momentum is on their side. >> you write that ai is quoted technology that requires a mindset of manifest destiny of dominion and conquest it's not stealing to build the future. if you believe it has belong to you all along, unquot

now, scarlet, the diane abbott situation. let's just summarise it as this.to stand in hackney north. we still don't know whether she's going to stand for laboun whether she's going to stand for labour, having had the whip removed and then restored or as an independent. she's basically saying i'm going to stand come what may. we've got starmer saying, oh, we're still deciding what's going on, and we've got his deputy, angela rayner, saying, oh, i think she should be allowed to stand alone with, along with a load of other tory mps, including jess phillips and all the rest of it. this is a bit of a mess, isn't it? yeah, it is a mess. it's been really, really badly done because actually it should have been. they've had months to do it. yes. and people feel very, very strongly that diane abbott needs to be recognised as what she is. i mean, you you cannot have keir starmer saying, you know, she was a amazing trailblazer, which he says quite rightly. and then say, i don't know whether she's going to stand or not. so the national executive committee will decide and

did not respond to cnn's requests for comment what was your reaction when you read this news that scarlet johanson were lawyers had sent a letter to openai for a similar situation to what you're now going through i hope scarlett johansson's case can serve as a wake-up call. >> it's happening to everyone no matter where you are on the totem pole, no matter what industry you're involved? then this really i hope is the writing on the wall for anyone who doesn't yet believe that this is an issue today all right. >> clare duffy for us, wild story. thanks so much some breaking news dozens or killed in an idf strike near rafah and attack that israeli forces say killed two senior hamas officials now this latest incident could impact hostage talks at your resume this week you're in the cnn newsroom russia is we're trying to spy on us. we were spying on them. >> i was hadi frank this is a war, but secret war, secrets and spies, a nuclear game premieres next sunday at ten on cn, nine out of ten people don't get enough fiber, bene fiber is the easy, gentle solution for every day. >> it's plant-based

it's just kind of robbing us of what it means to be human and scarlet johanson is very famous and hasand power. but it's kinda like we all have this concern. we all feel like we could be in the situation that she found herself in. but she has the power to stand up and fight back. so it's i think she's the right person at the right time to stand up and say, hey, this is enough we need to, we need to respect people's rights and just not trample over at people with ai yeah, let's see if it leads anywhere. >> we'll have to leave it there and noa gn siracusa, professor of mathematics at bentley university, author book, how algorithms create and prevent fake news. really appreciate having you on again, thanks so much for joining us thanks so much for the opportunity, kim. all right. we'll be right back okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition or strength and energy ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals nutrients for immune health and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein every night it's the same pain. >> after dinner, you start soaking, scrubbing raping is st

, let’s say, scarlet. cool, thank you, thank you, thank you, the next question is from the black sectorng in the corridor, they allowed me there m to pass, i heard: the first singing of our daughter, our child, this is the moment when olga gave birth to our daughter, this, this is so magical, it’s unlikely that anything else can repeat, those emotions that i experienced, not even only in this second, and i was in this state all day, well, at the peak of it. that i am the father of a daughter, you know this, the connection and the daughter is a father, a father’s daughter, she really exists, she is very strong and strong, that is, a father for a little girl is such an animator, all the ideas, toys, come on, here so, this, you can experiment with dad, dad always allows you to do this, despite our very bright, beautiful profession, where sophie is, this is the stage. music, songs and dances, of course, all the same household chores, everything is like everyone else, we are the same ordinary family, when we need to work a little, and prepare a little, and take the child to kindergarten in t

in the spring of 1945 , soldiers of the 150th infantry division planted a scarlet assault flag on the the idris-berlin, and the military personnel of the 150th motorized rifle and today fight against nationalism in the most dangerous areas in the north military district zone. to the sounds of a counter march, acting minister of defense of russia sergei shaigu heads to the center of red square together with the commander of the parade, bypassing the parade crews of the moscow garrison troops, the first three times cheers from the soldiers and ground forces officers. congratulations on the 79th anniversary of the victory in the great patriotic war! strategic troops and paratroopers, sailors, national guardsmen, border guard rescuers. after touring the troops, sergei shagu heads to the central podium to report to the supreme commander-in-chief. accustomed to base his essentially colonial policy on hypocrisy and lies. they demolish memorials to true fighters against nazism, put traitors and accomplices of the nazis on their pedistals, cross out the memory of the heroism and nobility of th

. >> well, scarlet, you won't agree with that, will you?vour of arming police. >> i absolutely don't agree with it. i mean, i think what happened, why would you not agree with that? >> a man runs around with a sword, he kills dead a 14 year old kid, and he deserves to die. >> i mean, no, of course he deserves to die. so. so let's let let's kill all the murderers. let's bring back hanging. >> in that particular case, if i'd have been an officer there, i'd have been an officer there, i would have. i would have needed some holding back, but discharging my weapon. >> well, i'm very pleased that you that you're not never armed. why? >> why are you sticking up for him? >> i'm not sticking up for him. you're saying. i'm thinking. look i think i think what he did was horrendous. we do not know what what what was behind it. one is assuming it's a serious mental health episode. i think it's actually what i'm thinking about is, is that 14 year old boy and his parents, i mean, you know, he goes off to school, you go bye bye. and then he never comes bac

why target is lowering prices or scarlet johansen i voice. next we're going to tell constantly changing and to keep track of those impacts. a group of scientists at scripps institution of oceanography is using advanced technology. so here to give us more insight is meteorologist vianey arana vianna. so we've obviously seen changes in our coastal area. some spots actually even collapsing. we've covered these stories. are those the areas that they're analyzing with this advanced technology. exactly. and you know we've seen it. everything from homes, you know, teetering off the mountaintops to one that we all know here. and that's big sur highway one. it's facing constant issues with sort of a troubling future ahead. and they're using technology like this to help us better understand the how and the why, and also the future planning so things can change as we, you know, experience climate change. now they go out once a week and they use a laser mapping system called lidar, which stands for light detection and ranging. their goal is to understand

. >> doctor scarlet lin gomez with ucsf is one of the three principal investigators.lot of people don't know that cancer is the number one cause of death among asian americans. >> there is this, preconception that cancer is not a problem among asian american communities . >> doctor gomez also says surprisingly, many asian american women have lung cancer, and they do not smoke. >> there has been no study done to study this specifically in the us, so we don't know what the factors are. >> a majority of the patients that i do see, although typically lung cancer, breast cancer at northeast medical services in chinatown, doctor justin kwok, an oncologist, sees about 20 to 30 asian american patients a day. about 40% of females that i see have cancer, that is lung cancer that is not associated with smoking. it's astronomical. >> doctors don't know why that's happening. >> speculation is that they are exposed to spouses that smoke, or maybe the way they cook their their foods using a wok. but that's all speculation. we really need hard evidence data to help us understand bett

they need us, the two of us are doing well, alektina fedorovna, misha. no need, he'll see us, alya, scarlethy are you running from me like a leper, i can’t live without you, i i can’t live without you, why are you doing this, why, why are you so heartless, mish, how heartless am i? i only think about you, misha sees, come to me on saturday, but please come, well, have pity on me, alenka, i ask you, come, i will come. internal energy is the energy of interaction and movement of particles, of which consists of the body. internal energy depends on the temperature of the body, on its state of aggregation, as well as on chemical, ae, and nuclear atomic reactions. have you ever hugged the sky? van, you’re not listening to me at all, are you? i’m trying for you, i already know all this, i don’t know how you’ll pass. zhen, don’t be angry, i’m actually serious, so van, you didn’t hug me. van, how funny you are in general, well, of course i hugged the sky, and i hugged the sea, and i hugged the wind, i hugged everything, look, get up, now, spread your arms, look up, we are hugging our sky with you, a