steve russell, along with friends, developed the space world game program.rst space shooter that was displayed on the pdp-1 mini computer screen. in the seventies of the last century, engineer ralph bayer showed the world the world's first nagnalox home game console. odessa, she connected to a regular tv, so the games became available the era of online games began with the widest audience in the eighties. in parallel with them , sixteen-bit home consoles from nintendo and sega developed, the video game industry is developing at a staggering pace, and today advanced online video players are on the heel of toys for smartphones, their share in the gaming industry is about 58%, but the future of gaming is zoviar games, where the reality of the player is complemented by sensations sight-oriented, hearing, touching and even smelling whatever games you play, do not forget about reality, but for possibility. let not for long. to break away from it, we thank the american physicist thomas goldsmith, he transformed military development into the first video game and the

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steve, many thanks. _ the father of molly russell, the ia—year—old who took her own life five years ago after being exposednd hope and happiness". speaking at her inquest, ian russell said his daughter's death was a sign to people that it was �*ok not to be ok'. our correspondent angus crawford is at the inquest in north london. this was the day we heard about molly behind the headlines, beyond the pictures on the front pages of the pictures on the front pages of the newspapers. a girl who love to snuggle up on the sofa with her father and according to him, never gave anyone any concerns. after almost five years, a court will finally hear from ian russell. a chance for him to talk about the real molly, the bright, happy teenager he knew and loved. in a pen portrait, he told the court, "as a family, we think it's essential to know who she really was. full of love and bubbling with excitement about her life ahead." with his wife janet looking on, he went on, "in the uk, four school aged children end their life every week." "it's ok not to be ok," he said. "no—one is immune from such tragedy. it is closer to

steve rosenberg, thank you. social media did contribute to the death of 14—year—old molly russell, who took her own life five yearssaid the material molly was looking at online "shouldn't have been available for a child to see". the inquest heard how she'd viewed thousands of posts online relating to depression, self—harm and suicide before her death. her father has called on social media companies to tackle the "toxic culture" and prioritise the safety of young people. a warning — angus crawford's report does contain some distressing details. after nearly five years, some answers and a sense ofjustice. i hope that this will be an important step in bringing about much—needed change. ian russell always said social media helped kill molly. now, a coroner agrees. he said molly died as a result of an act of self—harm while suffering depression and the negative effects of online content. the inquest was shown images like this, liked and shared by molly. "look in my eyes," it says. "i want to die." and here, a heart monitor. the question, "if it stopped, would you miss me?" the algorithms sent her thousands just like it

russell moved to florida when trump left office and still serves as one of his aides. meanwhile, former trump adviser steve bannon is expected to surrender to authorities in new york today where he faces new charges in connection with a group called we build the wall, which raised $25 million to build a section of president trump's border wall. much of that money coming from small donors who were told all of the funds would go toward the wall. >> a physical barrier on the southern border and support president trump and what president trump is trying to do. >> reporter: in a separate federal indictment, bannon was accused of using some of the money for personal expenses. bannon never went to trial. trump pardoned him before leaving office, but that pardon does not apply to a state indictment. >> so, completely different government sovereign, federal case versus state. so there's no overlap there in terms of his liability. >> reporter: in response, a bannon spokesperson calls the new charges phony. rhiannon. >> jay, thank you. >>> history was made at the white house yest e amas helped unveil their official p

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russell moved to florida when trump left office still serves as one of his aides. meanwhile, former trump advisor steve bannon is expected to surrendered to authorities today in connection with a group called we build the wall, which raised $25 million to build a section of president trump's border wall. much of that money coming from small donors who were told all of the funds would go towards the wall. in a separate federal indictment, bannon was accused of using some of the money for personal expenses. bannon never went to trial. trump pardoned him before leaving office. but that pardon does not apply to a state indictment. >> it completely different government sovereign, so there is no overlap there in terms of his liability. julian: there is still one more day to catch up some vintage arcades games. the agency brought in pac-man, asteroids, space invaders, and gallagher to the station, free to the public, but they will only be there until tonight. it is in honor of a 1976 partnership with atari when a six sided atari consul was placed on the platform to promote new games. kumasi: that is so cool.

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moment the fed presser happened the russell was not the same the iwm was down more than 7% still then as bespoke was talking about today, the dollar is ripping steve weiss, pick your poison to talk about today you've seen this coming from a mile away. >> yeah and as i mention yesterday last week i'm net short and i don't see it getting better anytime soon. anytime somebody says, hey, buy here and we're near the bottoms or tops, i get that. to me buying stock here is like running into a burning house and hoping the fire department comes and saves you before you turn into barbecue. so that's just a bad investments strategy there's some points and cycles you want to be very long the market, and typically that's when the fed has your back when you have that put. now, the other times is when you want to manage your risk and just protect your capital and live to play another day so as i've said repeatedly i'd much rather miz the 10% bounce, which i don't see coming for months and months than continue to lose money. that's why net short, look, i think the news we got from u.k. today, and i'm short europe through the i shares, ieur is astonishing. we're i

and by the way the russell 2,000 small caps also showing a bit of outperformance as well we will get back to the investment committee in just a moment, but first -- our own steve liesman joins is now with breaking news, and breaking headlines out of the fed steve? >> two speeches, dominic, but two hawkish fed members, governor chris waller saying he supports another significant increase in the funds rate at the upcoming september, you could read significant any way you like, some will read it as 75 basis points. says there's no evidence inflation is moving meaningfully and persistently that's a bench mark that he seems to be laying out meaningfully and persistently to the fed's 2% target, a tightening path will continue, he says, until there's clear evidence inflation is moving to the target if inflation does not moderate, he's not saying which way it's going, he's saying two possibilities here, if it doesn't moderate the policy rate could exceed 4%. if it suddenly decelerates the policy could be somewhere less than 4%. another benchmark. rates are likely to rise until at least early next year, and policy has to be meaningfully above neutral to restrain demand