so a sci fi is deadly needed. now see that this is something which is likely to put more strains on what you do and most of the united nations agencies, humanitarian agencies operating on the ground. people's take this double standard by all proportions ukraine. we saw the international reaction disaster before because no one seems to okay. yeah, i don't know. i mean it's, it's, it's, i don't know if it's fair to say that nobody cares. we care deeply. we are very much present on the ground. and our voice is also clear. uh, we are, you know, the defense between us and, or the organization whom we respect me is that we a very much on the ground. as i told you, we are repairing the electricity. we are repairing the water system. we are trying distributing water to the camps. not only that we are crossing deadlines to meet with these really general talk to them about the situation in together step. we are pressing the lines to meet with the home us to tell them about what's happening on the other side of the fence. bu

and then there is the holy grail of sci-fi: flying cars. some companies like joby are working on what they call electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles, or flying taxis. even the biggest luddites have to admit these are cool - though they look more like fancy helicopters than flying cars. joby hopes to launch these fully electric vehicles in 2025. they should have a range of 150 miles 240km but joby expects the average trip to be around 25 40km - meaning flying taxis would complement, not replace existing transport networks. if and when these tech solutions materialize, they often bring with them their own set of regulatory, cost and safety challenges - or fail to solve some of the biggest transit issues. ideally, mass transit should serve the masses. that means recognizing it as a public good - something flashy private 'innovation' distracts from. if we wanted to do it, we could have been making investments in transit service and investments in cycling infrastructure, and doing you know, other things in order to address these issue

the highest number of all the conflicts in gauze sci fi, humanitarian night, hasn't been allowed in, and people are unable to leave, as it's board is remain shots with at least 2800 night kind of things have been killed since the conflict began on october 7th, moving a 3rd of them had been children. the desktop also includes health workers and generalists on the as rarely side 1400 people had been killed and how about the attacks that includes at least 299 soldiers from office still holding captive beam garza is also military, puts the number of captives at 199. about the size, the $200.00 to $250.00 is riley's and foreign nationals held captive in gaza. william the earl, sorry. it is in con units in southern garza and begins off coverage. these are the ones who are supposed to help others. but these medics are now some of the latest victims of israel's war garza. after a night of heavy bombardment, the injured were brought to the ship to a hospital by any means available. some of their colleagues enabled to hold back their tiers. the situation is good. that's sort of big for the las

yeah, because supposed to preserve the white house, but you know but i mean sci fi is another whole genre that we didn't really get to touch on a whole lot. but it's interesting that idea of vulnerability, it's almost sort of like, here's the most powerful person in the world, but they they're sort of like, help i need or i need superheroes to help. i mean, that was something we saw this morning with the panel. i'm totally interrupting you for. go for it. but what about this is? okay. the best white house movie comedy aside, mars attacks. yeah, right. yeah, yeah, i remember. yeah. jack nicholson. so that was a pretty star studded cast. yeah, it was. yeah. yeah. well, we've gone over time, but i want to thank our panelists for this exciting this is the story of the first infantry division, the red one fighting the war grew from d-day, north africa to v-e day, germany. all combat pilot is now for occupation duty. ludlow eight campaign and three amphibious landing. but you're not the far back at the revolution. to preserve the union in the civil war or in combat in world war one, when all un

so a sci fi is deadly needed. now see that this is something which is likely to put more strains on what you do. and most of the united nations agencies, humanitarian agencies operating on the ground, people's take this double standard by all proportions ukraine. we saw the international reaction disaster before because no one seems to okay. yeah, i don't know. i mean it's, it's, it's, i don't know if it's fair to say that nobody cares. we care deeply. we are very much present on the ground. and our voice is also clear. we are, you know, the defense between us and, or the organization whom we respect me is that we a very much on the ground. as i told you, we are repairing the electricity. we are repairing the water system. we are trying distributing water to the camps. not only that we are crossing deadlines to meet with the is really general talk to them about the situation and together we are pressing the lines to meet with the home us to tell them about what's happening on the other side of the fence. but you k

again, it is sci-fi, but whatever. and of course you have glenn close in air force one where she does not actually become president, she is the vice president. she never signs the papers to become president when harrison ford is on the plane with the terrorist. then you have joan allen in the contender. you anticipate that she is president but you do not see it. what i started to see is a hatter. it was really fascinating that pattern became clear, african american men and men of color had become president accidentally and then they evolved into getting elected and film. women, same story. they've moved into that office accidentally and then the same way they became essentially elected as we have seen in some subsequent television and film. sherry jones becomes president in 24 and is elected into that office. again, what was interesting to me is the fact that the female characters, this narrative was much more telescope than it was for the black or people of color men. ultimately, when i concluded my research in 2007 i

don't want you to tell them about what is happening outside of because they want to hear one word sci fi. they want to breeze. people have not slept for days. people have left their homes, they are under the set shelters. some don't even have shelter, they are sleeping under the trees. they are struggling for what to pay more to the number of people now who have stomach problems staggering on the rise, you know, the infrastructures that i talked about earlier. they are all connected with that electricity. you don't have really good running water. you cannot be selling this, you cannot even treat the switch system. the sewage is going, the raw sewage is going to end up in the cities. and this is going to lead again to more problems. compounding with the problem is called by the intensity of the vitamins, so a sci fi is deadly needed. now, see that this is something which is likely to put more strains on what you do. and most of the united nations agencies, humanitarian agencies operating on the ground, people's take this double standard by all proportions ukraine. we saw the international

n y c. democratic associates of america, or congregate to the development house of to them on the sci fi and gaza. according to local media, they marched to the new york city library and stopped traffic in the streets. a 150 protest as also reports of the rest of the no, it's kind of just 5 minutes to just into the was boot while leaving a mosque. the an online video shows the moment people are the most squish out. think shame on you . it's true though, as he left the protest as wave signs in support of palestine urging the canadian prime minister to advocate pers, these fire in spain molded 60000 people march through madrid waving, published in unit flags and demanding. and then, so what they called a genocidal is very military campaign. similar valleys for jobs also took place in other cities and sounds across europe in country. and in london, an estimated 100000 people march for palestine demanding an immediate cease fire and gaza. mourning the loss of innocent lives. the processes moved through central london and descended on down the streets, something pro, listing in slogan, across

y n, n y c. democratic socialists of america congregated as are valid in manhattan to demand the sci fi and gaza. according to local media, they march to the new york city library and stopped the traffic in the street. $150.00 protesters were fortunately arrested onto the north. some of the most kind of just 5 minutes of just into the was was why leaving a must the online video has gone viral, showing the moments people of the mosque was shouting, shame on you at 2 doorways. he left so just as wave signs and simple depaula stein urging the canadian prime minister to advocate a ceasefire at least 5000 people gathered outside the budget, 5 minutes as daunting streets office in central london to hold a vigil to commemorate the loss of innocence, palestinian lives including those killed in the hospital, but this was lit candles and laid flowers as the trout. tons of stone plumbing garza and fried palestine, while waving listing and flags plus the rep for this all monday speak to scott, i'll be back again. the top of the hour, with all the latest news use on an honest why to on on c, thanks

there is just as diplomacy has failed, has it, is there still room you think to get a sci fi here? and is there a country as i asked, allow that good step in today and take that role of a fair and honest broker in this conflicts which the u. s. has been criticized. i've not seen uh uh, unfortunately, no, i don't see any uh, power that says to play that role. i mean and, but, but yes, there, there is hope for a cease fire there. there has to be, i mean, obviously there's been this uh, this death and destruction can't continue indefinitely, although it can continue for quite a long time. and that's why i was saying, how alarming it is that there aren't any, don't seem to be any reasonable, rational people in the diplomatic world who can see that, who can see the danger is not just the, you know, certainly at a humanitarian level of, of the just given the scale of the attack and in all forms and it's very clearly directed at civilians in gaza. but what really alarms me is the total inability to just see how this will impacts any future process. i don't see any political process happen

s. government should doubt international sci fi proposals . civil activists of taking matters into their own hands. a jewish organization automatically called in for peace as forced its way into the us congress building in washington. now the group calls itself the joyce voice will peace and they say they have a plan to end us support for what they call these rules oppression. they'll find the stadium for the test as essentially took over the capitol tonda and demanded an immediate cease fire in gaza. what would you say that more than 300 people were arrested just outside the washington monument. the crowds grew even larger with messages that read upon hate and genocide, and not self defense, with a host of other calls to stop the killing of palestinians, the joys boys for peace groups as of nearly 10000 people to punch in the demonstrations, including several, rob eyes all right, my colleague more on come on me will be next to to take you on the route and next round of uh, news on down. have a great day ahead. i have michael quarter by down the of the the work i'm not, i'm kind of read

grounds, central train station the and t v. agree, jewish voice, the piece is pointing for an immediate sci fi in gaza and, and, and to want band cooling. the immune and genocide of palestinians group is also pointing to the american government. just don't sunday weapons as well. that's it for me. my name's eye witness coming up next. the as the war on gaza escalate, i'll just say it was correspondence request. injuries. most of them are so $320.00 trucks are just so little compared to this amount of damage. there are no fuel supplies, which makes it hard for hospital to sustain itself. more than a 1000 people have been detained across the 5 west bank. holes is caving to know are some really searching based on what killed people they are completely given off on any international efforts to some people have cause award to live, stay with us, but then they just depend on tuesday, around 3 a somebody on monday to him my gosh, what on this is the one they asked me for it because she's saved you. she's kind of judging on. yeah. the the, the, the, the legal pilot. no idea in that side of you, how do

negotiable in the past few hours is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that will be no sci fi and gaza fi. compare the motion to a surrender as we're talking about is war. and that comes as well as expanding roles or it's a friends or 2 is reading strikes have hit the charge. he's only hospital if a cancer patients funded by took you. it's the off told delta 0, the damage is expensive. israel says a female soldier taken captive by a mass on october. the 7th has been freed. i'm ass cold. the announcement an attempt by israel to distract attention from the video. it released a few hours earlier, showing 3 women held in captivity. okay, let's wrap this all together. we've got no, i felt funny on sets a for an f, as in defense i list now it's great to have you with us. so 1st up those, these 5, it says nothing. yahoo! and he's supported in that clearly 5 united states, meanwhile that you and agencies say that must be as useful. yes, it's very strange there for nothing else. it seems to be sticking to the bottom, your way to peace, you know, prospect of things. it is very difficult

is there a single country that could be a fab broker, he a call for a sci fi that would be respected, agreed to by israel, and be a fan, honest broker in this conflict. so let's remind the american public that this isn't a cumulative reflection of their 3 point. 8000000000 annual the age of military 8 to the store to is where the water crime is of are being committed against 2200000 palestinian civilians living and a big present of 365 kilometers kilometers, mostly children. you know, i want to also remember that there and, and ask the doors american organizations for their voice says, i want to call up on old academics university. the harvard school of negotiation, this corner is, what are the people who work for these studies and conflict resolution? i am a professor of diplomacy. we have fans our students. you know, i have looked into that you and you and talked to the international law. the law, the for janetta conventions that are on the statute. i couldn't find one article that supports waiting for the admission from the occupier to let the end the humanitarian a. what is the in

microwaves are reflected differently depending on which medium they hit full space we can get within the sci fi, underneath the oxide input, the soil input, the pipes am. so i'll go through is actually gain linking what we can say. phone space is the water on this bottom for look, for example, based on the data was full rate with, with something else. they're looking for the composition of the water. if it's drinking water, they assume it's a leak. at most be the right. the results look like this. every thought on this met, for example, is a leak. and here to leak up over a 120 meters per minutes detected and proud to italy, boy and bulk, or in chinese cities, estero sells those maps to utilities globally. so they know where to fix makes and save. money. locating leaks is only the 1st step in a long process. fixing one of the, my trip new ones, because it can affect the pressure within the pipe, improving and renewing pipes and infrastructure is key to saving water. and then any $40000000000.00 that going down the drain globally here on the take talk is just for the younger generation. always i

casa, and we've been seeing and hearing the miss house and the hillary fire, pounding, that's the sci fi we can see the plains of smoke. however, the, of a rising above the sky line. it's not a very clear picture at the moment because all the tasks, those kicked out by those me solves and the deaths that comes from the buildings that are destroyed. you can get a bit of an image there as well. explain happening all throughout the day. we know that yesterday last night in particular was the heaviest bombardment seats. these ground seems to be some i'm sorry seems to will began 3 weeks ago. dw correspondent rebecca rivers installed in the southern israel. let's turn our focus now to israel's northern border. where is really military forces struck has bolus sites in lab and on after fresh missile and rocket attacks. middle east analysts shawnee was on his joins me now with more shiny. is there essentially a 2nd front already? not quite actively from 2. israel's release with this. this is where their eyes have been right from the get go down to standing that his ball a proxy of iran is going

repeated his condemnation of how much the tenor attacks wrote and reiterated his goal for humanitarian sci fi. it is important to also recognize the effects by miles did not happen in a vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of simple guiding occupation. but the grievances of the policy and people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling attacks cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy and people. the relentless bombardment of guys or by is rarely for us, is the level of see if he didn't casualties. and also the selection of neighborhoods continued to mount. and that a deeply alarming is making a foreign minister covered and responded kindly to the comments exist. the secretary general in what? well do you live? definitely. this is not all the world. hey, late to cancel his meeting with gutierrez as well as on bassett or to the un went to step further. the you and he's failing. a new mister secretary general have lost all morality and impartiality. i think that the secretary general must resign outside you n h q relatives to

time as the somebody we saw that the you invited to says majority the to cooling for a humanitarian sci fi. but that's a non binding resolution and it doesn't look like it's going to be accepted outright. rejected, in fact, by israel. so the situation full gardens on the ground becoming increasingly dying . but as we know, communications now almost completely caught across the street. we're getting, it's getting hotter and hotter to find out exactly what's happening there. rebecca read this into ridgeland. thanks so much on. meanwhile, the situation for the more than 2000000 people trapped in gas where it's growing worse by the hour. just a trick of humanitarian aid has been arriving and supplies of food, fuel and water have nearly run out or in the gaza strip. related to this, bombing continues from the from the see a bit dire warnings that the trickle of a that is getting in is nowhere near enough basic services. a company where this thing is running out. food and water running out the state of does a, i've started to overflowing, we said we gather is on to bring over my safety has as lo

who says, agreeing to a sci fi would mean israel surrendering to the minutes in group and back home with her family, israel, a rest case, a soldier comes from us captivity and a ground operation and gossip. the . this is miranda mohammed, this is the diabetes. welcome, and it's good to have you with us, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country will not agree to a cease fire with minutes and group him us speaking earlier in tel aviv nothing, you know struck a defiant turn, saying this is time for will a cease fire would represent a surrender to him? us? he said, is rouse ground. defensive is the best way to secure the release of small hostages . one is where the soldier was free to during an overnight mission in gaza. the 1st such rescue since the war started is another, is rarely hostage safely home. israel's military release, this picture of soldier omega dish to announce her release. a crowd gathered outside her home to celebrate the news. she's the 1st captive to be freed amid israel's growing ground, defensive prime minister, benjamin netanyahu price the rescue a

this thing that needs to be a human determined sci fi as soon. thanks tanya. do take care to view correspond to tanya kramer reporting firms for adult in southern israel, close to the gods district. border more on the situation on the ground. and guys, as we've heard the is really military is pushing ahead with it's offensive in the north and stepping up round the clock air strikes on the territory. tiles of already died with the head of the one's children. a children's agency yulusef claiming the number of children being killed in gaza every day is so high that it should quote, shake us to our core concepts go to another day of explosions is rarely as strikes have been targeting the strip for weeks. they see the hitting him off militants. the infrastructure inside, pathetic treat. or as the debt still amounts to him. osborne hilton ministry claims that over 8 and a half 1000 people have died. and also since is rarely bumping began, many have lost the entire families. while i'm, i've been here, we don't have anything, nothing to do. so he was just going out to

have continued intense bombing of the guys, a strip ignoring international calls for humanitarian sci fi, communications. and guys, i have been knocked out entirely up to you and it says people that are in grave danger of the guys in taking the day of a station close by is rails heaviest attacks us on gazda bombardment, flashing more homes, destroying some of the last re fusions for families seeking safety from the violence. israel seize its troops and now on the ground and gaza, amid a quote, new face and its war on the is limits. militant group home us. the israel defense forces told gaskins to move south immediately. but it's a warning meaning may not receive. with almost full communications to the enclave, knocked out the bumping of the telecommunications infrastructure places the civilian population in grave danger, ambulances and civil defense teams are no longer able to locate the injured or thousands of people estimated to be still under the rubble and civilians are no longer able to receive updated information on where they can access through minutes here on release and where th

repeated his condemnation of how much the tenor attacks wrote and reiterated his goal for humanitarian sci fi. it is important to also recognize the effects by our minds, these not happen in a vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of civil k thing, occupation. but the grievances of the policy mean people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling effects cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy and people. the relentless bombardments of guys or by is early for us is the level of see if you didn't casualties. and also the selection of neighborhoods continued to mount. and that a deeply alarming is megan, a fundamentalist that you're not covering responded frankly to the comments exist, the secretary general in what well do you live? definitely this is not all the world. hey, late to cancel his meeting with good service. as well as on bassett or to the un went a step further. the u. n is failing, a new mister secretary general have lost all morality and impartiality. i think that the secretary general must resign outside you and

organizations dealing with a policy and civilian population, this thing that needs to be a human determined sci fi as soon thanks tanya. do take care to to view correspond to tanya kramer reporting firms for adult in southern israel, close to the gods. a straightforward problem. more on the situation on the ground. and guys are now, as we've heard the is riley military is pushing ahead with it's offensive in the north and stepping a brand new clock air strikes on the territory. sizes of already died with the head of the un children's agency, yusef, saying the number of casualties is too high to be collateral damage. constance, go to another day of explosions. is rarely strikes have been targeting the strip for weeks. they see the heading come off militants. that infrastructure inside. pathetic treat. or as the debt still amounts to him. osborne, health ministry claims that over 8 and a half 1000 people have died and gone. so since it's rarely boned began, many have lost entire families. while i'm, i've been here, we don't have anything, nothing to do. so he was just going out to find guess because

repeated his condemnation of how much the tenor attacks wrote and reiterated his goal for humanitarian sci fi. it is important to also recognize the effects by miles did not happen in the vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of civil k, think, occupation, but the grievances of the policy mean people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling effects cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy and people, the relentless bombardment of guys or by is rarely for us, is the level of see if he didn't casualties. and also the selection of neighborhoods continued to mount. and that a deeply alarming is megan, a foreign minister coming, responded angrily to the comment. and so exist the secretary general in what well do you live? definitely, this is not all the world. hey, late to cancel his meeting with get service. as well as on bassett or to the un when to step further. the you and he's failing. a new mister secretary general have lost all morality and impartiality. i think that the secretary general must resign outside you n h q rela

he repeated his condemnation of how must tell her attacks and reiterated his goal for humanitarian sci fi. it is important to also recognize the effects by miles, the lots happen in the vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of civil k, d occupation. but the grievances of the policy and people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling effects cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy and people, the relentless bombardment of guys, or by is rarely for us, is the level of cvd in casualties. and also the selection of neighborhoods continue to mount. and that'd be played. a lot of me. is megan a fundamentalist that you're not covering responded angrily to the comments exist the secretary general in what? well do you live? definitely. this is not all the world a hey, late to cancel his meeting with gutierrez, as well as on bassett or to the un when to step further. the you and it's failing. a new mister secretary general have lost all morality and impartiality. i think that the secretary general must resign outside you n h q rel

time as the sun bottom, we saw that the you invited to says majority to cooling for a humanitarian sci fi. but that's a non binding resolution and it doesn't look like it's going to be accepted outright. rejected in fact, by israel. so the situation full gardens on the ground becoming increasingly dia. but as we know, communications now almost completely caught across the street. we're getting, it's getting hotter and hotter to find out exactly what's happening there. rebecca readiness into ridgeland. thanks so much. well, frank laid, which is a military analyst in the u. k. he has more on the signs. the point to a magic increasing is why the operations in gaza. the 1st is the communications blackout, which will include the electronic uh, wolf uh, uh, to denali thomas communications. so i would say not for the last few hours and will say that, that go on not when it includes cyber a cyber attacks, as well as well as taking down the radio towels. the 2nd indication is a huge bombardment. and maybe i'll talk about something suitable here, a thumbs or a big joke at a rate of about one, every

time as the sun bottom, we saw that the you invited to says majority to cooling for a humanitarian sci fi. but that's a non binding resolution and it doesn't look like it's going to be accepted outright. rejected, in fact, by israel. so the situation for golfing is on the ground becoming increasingly dia, but as we know, it communications now almost completely caught across the street. we're getting, it's getting hotter and hotter to find out exactly what's happening there. rebecca readiness into ridgeland. thanks so much. meanwhile, the situation for the more than 2000000 people trapped in gaza is growing boost by the hour. i do organization side the communications blackout since friday is complicating relief if it's world health organization says it is now impossible for ambulances to evacuate the injured. as in the gaza strip, the relentless bombing continues from the at and from the sea. dia willing, so the trickle of a that is getting in is nowhere near enough. basic services are coming with the same is running out food and water. running out the state of does a, i've started to over

caused a historical fear that one part of the city and be their homes in search of shape in search of sci fi. um, those homes are low, and the goal upon the same thing to gets further away. um, most of the population of calls are refugees go rejected from their lungs during the patient say that israel 1948 and the fear now is of israel's for there to be for 1100000 people decide nearly half the population to evacuate more expensive within 24 hours. um airbag chief on the site that the order is quote, a force transfer that constitutes a crime. and from egypt perspective, it refuses to help which it might be attacked by air or by ground defensive, which israel's preparing for. egypt says they would rather see the establishment of quote, safe zones inside garza, with a deliveries through the rough crossing. that's the only political thing to egypt is that realistic to as you saw that you took the controls, the only passage in and out of the south control by his room. it has committed to keeping back border, causing open for humanitarian aid to get through it. it has designated that audio airpor

food votes and medical supplies, still desperately shots, though outgoing calls for a humanitarian sci fi constance. go to another day of explosions. it's rarely as strikes have been targeting the strip for weeks. they see the heading home off militants under infrastructure inside the territory. as the debt still amounts to hum osborne health ministry claims that over 8 and a half 1000 people have died. and also since has rarely been began, many have lost the entire families. well, i'm a man, hey, we don't have anything, nothing. he was just going out to find guess because we don't have any at home. he was also looking for bread for the children and guess then the told me he was martyred and this is this key. this is now a daily reality for the people of gauze on people clawing to get out of out from under the rubber many of those children. on monday, the un security council held an emergency meeting to discuss the gulf, a crisis with agencies focusing on the young casualties. this was community center because in the field to the i'm going to shoot the 3200 and she really went to the guy

intense bombing of the gaza strip, ignoring humanitarian, international goals for a humanitarian, sci fi and communications in gaza have been knocked down to and did you when it says people, there are in grave danger. gavin's taking the day of a station close by israel's heaviest attacks. huge on gazda bombardment, flashing more homes, destroying some of the last ri fusion, families seeking safety from the violence. israel says its troops are now on the ground and gaza, amid a quote new phase and it's war on the is the most militant group home us. the israel defense forces told guidance to move south immediately of the but it's a warning meaning may not receive. with almost old communications to the enclave, knocked out the bumping of the telecommunications infrastructure. places the civilian population in grave danger. ambulances and civil defense themes are no longer able to locate the injured or thousands of people estimated to be still under the rubble and civilians are no longer able to receive updated information on where they can access humanitarian relief and where they may be in

i don't know, but that thing looks like it's out of a sci-fi movie.might be attacked by robo dogs. it is scary. >> man's best friend. >> maybe not. >>> looking at more there tomorrow from this area of high pressure bringing in dry conditions and heat. let me give you a preview. after 95 in santa rosa. san francisco, not quite a record, but it's a hot day at 91. 89. more details, with fleet week and updated rain chances right now in your forecast. there tomorrow, it's a pretty easy-going start. sunny skies across the bay area with temperatures in the 60s, on the mild side. i don't see any issues in that morning commute. we are at 65 in the east bay. the numbers go up a few degrees and we will see as that puts us into the 90s across the south bay. cupertino, 92. we have a little bit of a breeze, 96 in morgan hill, toasty by the bay. we don't see that. 91 in redwood city. san francisco is downright warm. 88 degrees. if you are headed to fleet week, it's nice leather, friday and saturday. the official air show is 70s and 80s and it will get cooler with 60

lost its mind she won that third hugo and white men and sci fi were like black women are getting all the opportunities. they won't let us write no one, no one stopping you from writing. no one stopping you from publishing. people just start buying the same book, right? people just aren't going to keep watching the same show. so we have to apparently it up and go sign some books. no i just want to. i absolutely agree with what you said and what i am hoping i'm just going to wrap up with this thought after the strike. what i do not want to see in the industry is something heard and people say. that, oh, they are taking our jobs i mean, the problem the problem with the industry is that more shows are being made, but fewer episodes, tv are being made, fewer films are being made, they're tent poles. there is a narrowing of opportunity that is absolutely real. but let's keep i actually i legit had this conversation with someone the other day let's keep our eyes on you know little sinead o'connor shout out the real enemy. the studios pitting people against each other in a race to the bottom

the many reasons, one is this incredibly elevated reason somebody who i think read too much sci-fi comic books as a lonely child in the corner of the bookstore, which is that if we're not a multi-planetary species, eventually something will happen and the light of human consciousness will be lost and we don't know if there's any other consciousness in the universe. we have to do it. i used to think that was the type of pep talks you'd give to teams or the podcast or something, but he would intone is over and over again the importance of being a space faring species and he believed it. and he thought adventure. and we have to have adventure back. there's nothing grander than travelling to other planets and he was able to build-- at first he was going to try to buy a rocket from russia or something and a funny of couple scenes in the books and he goes to russia and they're spitting on him and stuff and on the the back, first principles, how much does the material in a rocket cost, how much does the fuel cost? and we can get it 90% cheaper if we do it this way and decides to build his own r

a sci-fi movie. >> yes. we will see where it goes from here. our temperatures are going up.he heat will pick up tomorrow, the heat dome in place. the peak of the heatwave does not arrive until thursday. like every warm spell or heatwave we have had so far in 2023 this one will be pretty brief. our temperatures tumble down the other side of the roller coaster on friday and saturday. look at the 10 day outlook for san jose. the record setting temperatures on thursday, 95, the forecast high, the record, 91, it is a safe margin but dropping 10 degrees plus from thursday to friday and friday to saturday. we settle into the lower to middle 70s in san jose for most of next week. the cooler air arrives there is san outside chance it squeezes out a bit of moisture. the rain chances over the weekend are lower than 50/50, higher than they looked 24 hours ago. still running in the 20-30% chance of rain. something we will monitor as the weekend gets closer. it is just tuesday at this point. i would not adjust plans on a low chance of rain. looking outside right now, a nice look from moun

and he would read the sci fi sections he had three great missions in life that he especially in college, he focuses on. one is making a subspace ferrying civilization to a sustainable energy. basically batteries, solar roofs, power packs and of course electric vehicles. at this point in the early 2004 general motors, everybody gotten out of the electric vehicle. they're crushing this every bolt because they want to just get rid of it. and he's saying, no, we've got to do it. and the third one, which you can get to later, is he reads isaac asimov's robot series and he says, we have to have safe artificial intelligence, otherwise our robots will turn upon us. these are not the things i worried about in college and growing up in new orleans, not causing my palms to sweat. but okay, so the book is, among other things, something of an industrial engineering handbook. and you think, oh, that sounds really dull. it's anything but an example is he so he re-engineer is how we build rockets. but more significantly, perhaps he re engineers, how we build cars. you know, in america we got out of the

it goals are in a major, durable, and fully respected humanitarian, sci fi and strongly condemns all violence, and i'll send it to you as directed against civilians and all acts of terrorism. cool, so the release of a hostages and calls for the unimpeded provision and distribution, a few monetary assistance. i'm back in the, i think it's gonna be the 2nd element that, but we see the problem already and we're already hearing this from diplomats strongly condemns. oh, violence and all sympathies direct to the gain civilians and all acts of terrorism . and as far as we can tell, as far as the united states and its allies, britain and friends, they're not going to go for anything but condemns is riley vitamins is rarely terrorism. they will only condemn i'm us and they come off of items. so that's why this looks like it's already a non stoddard has to be said, and that's kind of what we're hearing already. okay, and we are following developments outside that united nations security council meeting as diplomat speak to the media. so it will cost back to you throughout that palace times yo