steven: you hit a really critical point. valuations should not be looked at in isolation but in what type of economic environment we are heading into, what kind of corporate earnings environment we are heading into. we are clearly in a de-celebrating environment -- decelerating environment. valuations are far from cheap. we are a valuations are exceedingly attractive is most portfolio holders are not investing solely in fixed income or solely in credit. when you look at where high-yield yields are, 8%, loan yields 10%, as a de-risking from value equities, it is an extremely attractive valuation to de-risk your portfolio at those types of yields. when you look at measures like the equity risk premium, all points are in context to where other things are or where other parts of the portfolio are. in that context, it is not expensive. katie: it is a great point that money managers are not investing in isolation. the equity risk premium is exactly where i wanted to go because i was reading a note from barclays this morning. here

thea;r been hearing from the meteor lawyer mark stevens-— mark stevens.put detailed allegations to _ mark stevens. they put detailed allegations to him _ mark stevens. they put detailed allegations to him and _ mark stevens. they put detailed allegations to him and his - mark stevens. they put detailed i allegations to him and his response to go on to his youtube channel and essentially denounce and denied them. the details haven't yet been made public. the purpose of a right to reply or we should say in all fairness is to give a person who is being accused of some discreditable date to connect behaviour or criminal wrongdoing the right to respond. 0f wrongdoing the right to respond. of course they may never appear in the public domain if there isa is a good and decent explanation. we will find out when these allegations are essentially published later today the detail of what's going on at that point in time. he is going to make clear, from the video, whilst he accepts that part of his life he was promiscuous, he said all of those relationships were cons

and what professor stevens is exactly right. we need a layered approach and we need to continually update and improve that. and frankly have the capabilities so that we can do the kinds of monitoring. we can do the kind of analysis that allows us not only the department of energy but others across the government to have the information and the tools to do the water marking and other ga

stevens or mr. turk, either one of you want to start, it doesn't matter. >> go ahead, professor, you start and i'll bat cleanup. >> so we're having good conversations about partnering in how to take the assets of doe and connect them to the analytical and concept actual framework working on ai management. that's an ongoing conversation. they're participating in working groups that we've established across the laboratories that are working on how we'll do risk assessment to are large ai models. so, i believe that part is already moving and i feel quite positive about where that's going. in terms of the work force, i think the young people are hungry to work on ai. you don't have to encourage them. all you have to do is say, here is an opportunity and they are there. i mean, our courses, any course at any major university on ai is going to be oversubscribed. so i think what we have to do, we have to provide enough resources that any student in the u.s. who wants to make a meaningful contribution to ai

one answered by texas ranger steven jeter. >> what do you do? >> ground zero.back in like nothing had been done before. >> on day one of this investigation, jeter had ex-husband mcdowell sitting in a chair for his first formal interview. >> i told him, hey, look, you're ex-husband. we're going to take your story and i got to rule you out as a suspect. >> so he's a co-rporative guy? >> oh, yeah, once you reached out to him very corporative. >> mcdowell told jeter the same story he told sheriff's deputies a week earlier. he hadn't seen crystal since thursday night when she left for the date. >> according to him, that was the last time he saw her last. >> you under estimate a texas ranger if you see an elite gun slinger in hat and boots. jeter has gone through extensive training how best to interview a suspect by reading behavior and body language. so tell me about his demeanor and what you're seeing as much as what he's saying to you, ranger. >> probably lack of concern or sincere concern for what we know as an ex-wife. i said hey, let's take a lie detector test.

how is steven's family doing?steven's family is doing really good, my brother was married with five kids. one of his daughters just got engaged. they are successful, hard workers, beautiful people. my sister-in-law, did a wonderful job. we are a large family and try to lift them as much as possible. they are really great individualings hs. it is beautiful to watch. >> i see that cross on your lapel and talk to me about the role faith has played in what you are doing for steven and with your foundation, manage 22 years helping us never forget. >> this is god and country, we know how many people die for our country and no greater live than give up your life for a friend and that is what so many did on 9/11. my parents were spiritual and religious and seven kids, brought us up to realize service and sacrifice and do for others and they were franciscans and said, brothers and sisters, let us do good. we want goodness to triumph over evil. take that evil act on 9/11 and we know there is so many beautiful acts of herois

rick stevens. thank you for the great work. director -- tentatively see, university center for security and emerging technology. andrew wheeler, vice president at hewlett-packard enterprises. thank you all. i will turn to secretary turk. we are going to begin with for opening remarks. >> distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity. opportunity to talk about activities in an our vision for artificial intelligence. let me begin appropriately by thanking this committee. for years and years of strong, sustained report -- support that has led to becoming a -- an ai powerhouse. with your leadership, we have designed, developed and currently operates four of the top 10 fastest openly benchmarked supercomputers in the world. including the world's fastest frontier at oak ridge national laboratory. we are the world's first capable software ecosystem that is helping to drive breakthroughs, ai breakthroughs in critical areas as varied as material science, earthquake risk assessment, energy storage, i could go on a

thanks forjoining us, steven blitz, chief- forjoining us, steven blitz, chief us economic that to slumberth daniel now. a very significant development in the investigation into the death of ten—year—old sara sharif, who was found dead in august at her home in woking. the bbc understands that her father, herstepmother woking. the bbc understands that her father, her stepmother and her father's brother have boarded a flight in pakistan in the early hours of this morning. they flew to dubai and are booked on a flight from dubai, landing at london gatwick airport tonight. it's not clear whether they definitely boarded that flight from dubai to london gatwick, but they were certainly booked onto that flight and the expectation is that they boarded it. so the three adults that were living in the house in woking when sara sharif is believed to have died and certainly who all left the country the day before her body was found, those three adults are returning to the uk as we speak and they are likely to land at london gatwick tonight. we understand that surrey police are aware that that is going

steven jr..o see that genetics come right through. i mean, wow. >> you can donate what frank was just saying at go.fox/t2t. >> that's dedication. >> i don't think i've heard from steven jr. before. >> it may be his first time ever. neat to see that legacy still ahead in aftermath of wildfires we asked you all to pitch in to donate, help to that devastated island community. well, now we're ready to show you where all of that generosity went, next. >> to get back on the feet that's $144,000. >> to think someone who doesn't know me would give anything just to support to give us hope. ♪ ♪ (vo) if your thyroid eye disease was diagnosed a long, long time ago you may think your eyes will be bulging forever. like a never-ending curse that can't be broken. but even if you've been told it's too late, treating your thyroid eye disease may still be possible. and a new day is within sight. learn how you could give your eyes a fresh start at stilltreatted.com. how do we decide what hotel to book? fear not, i g

. >> steven! come on! we're going get stuck!reporter: were you thinking this is crazy, and it's going to cost us our lives? >> yes >> reporter: what did his actions end up doing >> i think he saved that area of the neighborhood >> reporter: the pickerings barely survived without emergency sirens or even a text to warn them >> i haven't paeersonally heardf a single notification anybody received in all of my social network period >> reporter: out of how many people you've talked to? >> hundreds. >> reporter: hundreds. >>> maui county response is under investigation, though they claim they warned people through tixes and police loudspeakers in neighborhoods. >> always better safe than sorry. >> reporter: beltran spent time as a senior safety official. >> i would have said full evacuation >> reporter: this the morning? >> in the morning. knowing the winds are this high. they're super high prepare for the worst. and then hope for less all right road to recovery looks long for jessica and steven. one of their maui diving shops went up

>> steven leaps from the car to put out the flames threatening a complete stranger's house. >> steven're going to get stuck, come on >> were you thinking at all this is crazy, and it could cost us our lives? >> yes >> but what did his actions actually end up doing? >> i think that he saved that area of the neighborhood >> the pickerings say they barely survived without emergency sirens or even a text to warn them. >> i haven't personally heard of a single notification that anybody received in all of my social networks, period. >> out of how many people do you think that you talked to >> hundreds. >> hundreds. >> reporter: maui county's response is under investigation, though officials have maintained that they warned residents through texts and police loud speakers in neighborhoods, but they haven't specified where or when >> always better safe than sorry, lives and safety over structure anytime. >> steve beltran spent 15 years with the maui emergency management agency as a senior safety official. >> i would have said full evacuation. >> in the morning? >> in the morning. knowing the

and what professor stevens is exactly right. we need a layered approach and we need to continually update and improve that. and frankly have the capabilities so that we can do the kinds of monitoring. we can do the kind of analysis that allows us not only the department of energy but others across the government to have the information and the tools to do the water marking and other mitigation efforts. >> do the other two panel members want to weigh in on this concern that we have following disasters that there are entities such as russia, that are spreading misinformation to people who are already in great pain. no. you agree that we need to put in place ways that we can counter this kind of misinformation. >> right, i think the challenge of misinformation with these tools, as i mentioned in my testimony, in my written testimony with the recent reports about what was happening with facebook and other kinds of social media. we see misinformation across a wide range of topic areas. from the natural disasters to as i mentioned in

stevens or mr.urk, either one of you want to start, it doesn't matter. >> go ahead, professor, you start and i will clean up. >> we are having good conversations with mis about partnering and how to take assets to have doe and connect to analytical and framework that mis hase been working for ai rk management. that's an ongoing conversation. partrtia so i believe that is already moving and i feel quite positive about where that's going. in terms of the workforce, i think the young people are hungry to workrk on ai. you don't have to encourage them. all you have to do is say, here is an opportunity and they are there. our courses, any course of any major university is on ai is oversubscribed. so i think what we have to do is we have to provide enough resources that any student in the u.s. that wants to make a meaningful contribution to ai in the national interest has an opportunity to be funded to go to school, to go to graduate school, to do internships and to participate and that's going to require

like, what makes, i suppose, after working with him now, what makes steven spielberg steven spielberg-- it continues to be a place he's really attached to. it was -- because of how he was raised -- both of his parents, his mother and his father and his sort -- and his creative playmates, his sisters, his childhood continues to be this well, this, like, really generative place that he's still so tapped into and also brings that enthusiasm, that same sort of child-like wonder to set every single day. he is just... he feels like a kid at play. >> stephen: how engaged is he as a director? 'cause some people -- you know, some actors want a director who is more engaged and some people just want him to just, like -- "let me. i'm a professional. let me do my thing." what's he like -- you know, i heard somebody describe scorsese's directing as, like, he's a problem solver. what is spielberg's problem solving on set? is it discovery? is it invention? how would you describe the way he works with an actor? >> michelle: i think my favorite thing you would always hear behind the monitor is, "i have

from carmen stevens wines. so how do market demands and consumer preferences influence the growth trajectory of different wind producing countries? it speaks to you zealand, it's based on the mon for the product that speaks to the growth the consumer. once it's given we in the world people one store. so looking for new zealand to the new zealand style, some of your plans coming out of the country and that's makes more and more people wanted begin basements with them be approved for the. absolutely. and what are some of the challenges faced by wine makers in different regions that impact their production costs? so i think the from congress has different challenges. in our case, we had a challenge with war to not so long ago, you know, resources in terms of 14 electricity for other countries. it might be that they have a bad. yeah. and they have to mitigate that. but i do believe that things balance himself out of it again, coming back to something i think i'll biggest challenge is probably we we, we have to buck

we are joined by award winning winemaker, carmen stevens from carmen stevens wines to explore some more of the african wine market. and so comments what brought you into the wine business and made you a successful award winning winemaker in south africa? so what got me into wine was reading, reading, reading, novels, reading. so i come from a very poor background with one was the part of my have been but i've been a new about one because wanted to view the negative impact on now communities. what attracted me to one was i think the appeal and so it comes with wine. no, it's everything is green, everything is beautiful. you know, this amazing people, these amazing food wine, amazing regions of people that's really is, is i think back now that is probably what she gave me before was the community what i grew up in. indeed, an aspect i liked, i liked what wine they proceeded to to me in those knowns. what does the future hold for a south african wine industry? the future for south africa? i think in terms of wines, this is quite bright to be some of the young men coming in a j t k. dynamic

that was mark stevens giving his le . al past.vens giving his legal assessment _ past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment of _ past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment of the - past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment of the story. | so just a reminder about that russell brand story. several british media outlets are reporting that the comedian russell brand has been accused of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse over a seven year period at the height of his fame. the reports claim that four women have alleged sexual assaults between 2006 and 2013. russell brand says he �*refutes' the claims. you can find more on the story if you had to our website and log on and go to there. it's been one year since the death of mahsa amini, the kurdish iranian woman who died in custody — an event which sparked months of anti—government protests in iran. she died after being arrested for not dressing in a way which conformed to iran's laws. her family says she was killed by the authorities. iran

and steven mentioned nature's admissions. and this is exactly what some of these trainings companies have shown, a remarkable sophistication. so i think it's going to be very, very challenging for the us, automotive industry investing point that further 9 not only made in china designed in china and the says, how did china get ahead of everyone else? especially the traditional german comic is when it comes to the market or this is not just china. taylor mosque, us some kind of examples. we're sending it to china. we have a few minutes ago that the cost position and i think like way goes, it says i really size it thing and they are being sent to try and he's not us call make us a lack of this, the cost effectiveness. so if you look at it in detail cost, only $2.00 scales and some chinese for time are be want to be very successful. because themselves was told by 5000000 electric very goods this year just long company. the same applies to the most contest. so it would sell about $1.00 cost just electric waves. so they both have

in an era when a john paul stevens or were republican appointees. everything don says not a one-to-one correspondence here you have justices like that hope played to the home crowd a little bit. louis howell who had a perspective that was different from some of the other justices at that time. in any justice right now. it's pretty hard for president either party appointing a lewis when he was appointed. that used to be a good thing in a judge and i think it's all but disqualifying. the one hand i get every age group. a couple modern tendencies that do take us in the direction. that might be is not entirely healthy. another question. i heard they put out quill pens for you guys that put out quill's. everything has changed. [laughter] one if you work for a president who was a lawyer. the other of you work for president to forgive me make not have even heard of john marshall. humor aside or attempted humor aside what was it like to work for a president who at least on papers understood the process of the law. it's interesting. we talk about the nature

we are joined by award winning winemaker, carmen stevens from carmen stevens wines to explore some more of the african wine market. so comments what brought you into the wine business and made you a successful award winning winemaker in south africa? so what got me into wine was reading, reading, reading, novels, reading. so i come from a very poor background with one. let's do a part of my brain. but i've been a new about one because wanted to view the negative impact on now communities. what attracted me to one was i think, appealing, so it comes with wine. no, it's everything is green, everything is beautiful. you know, these amazing people, these amazing food wine, amazing regions of to that really is if i think back now that is probably what she gave me before was the community when i grew up in indeed an aspect i liked, i liked what wine. they proceeded to, to me in those knowns, what does the future hold for a south african wine industry? the future for south africa, i think in terms of one is, this is quite bright. these a lot of the young, an upcoming in a j t dynamic new young

ready welcome to steven vouchers. tiny house. steven is the artistic director to paige hogan best in bottom. one is not working. steven, like nothing more than to a treat to his tiny house and the dish has land west in gemini. so a line is a professional, the oldest and single who to is with the band concrete chose not to pursue a career in the classical music scene. preparing to make music that expose the boundaries between classical and popular music. lifting called, jazz and classical styles in the tiny house, the 2 meet internationally renowned musicians. talk, cook, and making music. today's guest, cellist e, saying in this, a rising star in the classical music scene. just 20 years of age, he became the principal cellist at the dresden state orchestra. but he tape it all up to work as a soloist. today he's performing at the tiny house with co co and steven. he speaks candidly about discrimination, competition with an orchestra's and his last as a musician and father sonics this i think it's are you having? yeah, jack tiffany

and steven, by tough, tiny house in germany, 3 professionals discuss the personal side of a music career. steven is the director of feed, told him fest fun by day and a talk show hosts in the evening with coco lane, the co pays the viola and things and blends classical music and pop in their projects. together, they're hosting new sessions and stevens tiny house. ringback such as done, i duck, and at the age of just 11 down, i began studying a one of jeremy's most prestigious music academies paving the way for us stellar career down i joins cocoa and steven to talk to. ringback and make music in the tiny house is session, isn't that it? yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. listen yeah. is this someone that i see on your expedition has to be under slips? well, uh like, uh for the entire house. does it have some uh wow. um yeah. so this guy is part of the the as well because yeah, that's really cool. yeah. yeah. most of my boston best that i page for minorities committees. this is anguish incompleteness, the existing on sunset buildings is about to me so much for you. wow. i know that you've been know

they're hosting new sessions and stevens tiny house such as done i duck. and at the age of just 11 down, i began studying i went to germany as most prestigious music academy paving the way for us stellar career done. i joins cocoa and steven to talk to. ringback and make music in the tiny house p s. session. isn't that, is that a place? yes, yes. yeah. is this someone that i have you on your expedition has to be under slips . well uh the whole house is s m. uh wow. yeah. so this guy is part of the the as well because yeah, that's really cool. yeah. yeah. most of my boston best lot. i page for minorities committees. this is english incompleteness. the existing on says, i believe this of up to me semester you wow. i know is i like even know yet, and they cool finding young or is because we cannot wait on them. yeah. has this fusion classic all the time has to be totally back. so let me close that. even if it's a hard to, i'm putting this by on the my son's name is i and then your boss in the kitchen bowen's, i like, you know of the just put a yeah. good. tha

. >> reporter: that's where astronomer steven janiwicke works. >> we are heading onto the dome floor.> reporter: yeah, drama. you aren't lying. >> amy, can we go back to north for the structure, please. we can walk around. >> reporter: feel like a magic radio. he can move this giant telescope with his radio. the hobby everly telescope operated by university of texas is the largest of its kind in the world. at night it collects the light from outer space on its very large mirror. why is darkness so essential to the work? >> we are trying to catch the light, the little particles of life that come from the farthest corners of the universe sometimes and have traveled unthinkable distances to get here. >> reporter: why do we need to know this? >> when i told my grandfather i was going to be an astronomer, he said why don't you be a pediatrician like your cousin? there was the same question. i think we need to know because it's a fundamental human pursuit of trying to learn new things. it's the same question why we make art or why we do anything that doesn't have a product that comes out of

stevens. they say she can make things appear out of thin air. hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your table legendary, with country crock. hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and its refill reminder light means i'll never miss a day of freshness. ♪ >>> welcome back three sailors had to be rescued from shark-infested waters, as their boat was taking on water the ship was attacked by sharks twice off the coast of australia. the sailors now are safe and back on dry land, but their years-long, around-the-world journey is now in jeopardy >> reporter: a dramatic rescue in the shark-unfested waters off the coast of australia these images capturing the incredible moment help arrived for three sailors on a russian expedition, stranded on a sinking inflatable catamaran, badly damaged by multiple shark attacks. it was first attacked by these cookie cutter sharks on monday according to the instagram the assault leaving the boat partially submerged, but i

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i want to bring steven a. back. this biden issue, you actually mentioned the california governor gavin newsom as an alternative for democrats. why? >> well, in all honesty i've never been that big a fan of gavin newsom, he knows this. he's very smart, very alert, i get that, i'm allergic with all those taxes in california. the state of california invents ways to stay money from you. as a registered democrat who tends to vote republican come election time, here's the thing, i'm looking at former president donald trump and his base and i'm seeing folks ton right who are elected officials regardless what they want to say they are cap itchish -- cappish lating to him. , the reality is he did receive 73 or 74 million votes so when i look at from that it from that perspective i'm saying okay if there is any kind of wiggle room when it comes to biden and deciding to go against that grain who knows if there man avoids woig all of those charges against him and what he's able to pull off. i'm looking for a democratic candidat

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you'll find this unusual combination in steven vitus tiny house in germany . when steven isn't directing the beach, holding fast and fun, he loves spending his weekends here joining him as a cocoa in a place, the viola and things and friends, classical music and pop in their projects. the, to have invited professional musicians to cook talk and jim stevens, tiny house there yesterday is kind of funny. i'm at the finish job guitars is known for us improvisations. his specialty, funding, classical and jazz styles. the just as much if you have dustin, how many montes setup for those items, this is gonna be yeah that's, that's the move. so, okay. my system to, i'm going to have to from time to be in the ball can be home. this is i'm, if it has been front, does this on a mission for money lead things i can shopping from findig out on these a couple hours before monday i will have it done. i need some hotspots and some mark, this is vicky. so let's start with all of these next thing i can. so it's a, so by this is definitely an instrument type of stuff is this view

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