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t t is considered one of the great culture revolutions the abolition of many gods to focus on a single day or 2. and i read it to the abstract day. it's yeah, that's the, that's least this victory lane really is the only creation of force that exams. that's not until it was clear that all other gods with the side light in this new constellation, this new c elegy, you place an extremely important role in an empty water. well, she has to administer pioneer. she is an icon, not just for a ancient egyptian within but also for mother and women and each to because women in the process all fighting for women equality. i actually look up at such women from history in 1917 to boston left at the time of egypt, the need, a leading metropolis of the modern age to it remained on deluxe and key for more than 10 years in the private possession of on tripping to james c one then on the 1st of april, 192 before the past was presented to the public for the 1st time and caused a sensation. nefertiti enchanted the masses with a simple elegance that was in keeping with the dispute should the more naij she even shed the look of 19 twenty's feelings. stones like malayna, d, tricia and critic off of the notes and then if it was 1st exhibited in the spring of 1924 and the 1st edition to mullens for have a ton with made in the fall. or if he's done in a way, we can speak of a century of the moans for the return of the buses that will cover photo expression off the egypt became a southern states. they offered an exchange, the light side statue of the high priest run to fit for the legendary post of nefertiti. jane seymour gave the green light, a deep sleep archaeologist. an egyptologist consulted in the language of the same opinion that this is why we should go ahead because he's been from an opt historical and egypt to logical point of view. the past was not as valuable as they thoughts. a new critics walk would be a waiting, waiting situation, but the public so things differently and looked to the museums. there was a string of all schools and the press against the decision, which was then with us. in the end, the opinion of the experts counted less than that of the general public. and you guys, that's impressive. this will click on the 1933, the national socialist seized power in germany and the bus to become a political point in the show of strength between nations. propaganda minister use a double saw an opportunity to capitalize on it's written. the dodge is the german of far to use good, both in particular. so the return of nef at t t has a useful strategy to win egypt over to the side in the past. so against britain, it was hit the who stopped the hand of the get even wanted to have the museum built in hit on. but how could any gyptian woman be an icon to nazi germany? the in this, during the nazi period there was a series of appropriations of an f, a t t as a kind of area. and which of course does not seem immediately intuitive. but she was a woman who propagated a son called him, which was also integral for the nazis you to the. the past remain didn't germany, even though now even jane seem on was arguing friends with ton when he donates the start to of an effort to, to, to the validity of them said that i gave you enough for 50 on the condition that if it junctions would request the bus, but it must be to fit your to but do, simon was jewish. and of course, a part of the nice thing that fits them in germany. his wishes, word of mouth, respected by the museum, ordered by the 3rd by the 2nd world war devastatio

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t�*t 3 is very interesting, because this was a deadline imposed by benny gantz. he had demanded a plan by benjamin netanyahu for gaza, and he said if there was no plan, he would quit the government. he has been facing a lot of pressure from members of his own party who say he should return to the opposition. obviously we focus a lot on benny gantz, because he is seen as a possible candidate to be the next prime minister in the next elections in israel. so now he has cancelled this statement. he was widely expected to announce his decision to leave the government. after the rescue operation, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu asked benny gantz to reconsider his decision. i think there was a fear here that with the decision by benny gantz to leave the government, that could give more power to those radical far could give more power to those radicalfar right could give more power to those radical far right ministers could give more power to those radicalfar right ministers in the government. but it seems that, for now, this crisis has been averted.— been averted. talking about this rescue _ been averted. talking about this rescue operation - been averted. talking about this rescue operation and i this rescue operation and having unfolded, and the high civilian death toll we have seen on the palestinian side, i just want to get your assessment about what you think it means for any potential agreement and success of that ceasefire proposal.— agreement and success of that ceasefire proposal. yeah, so we know the us _ ceasefire proposal. yeah, so we know the us secretary - ceasefire proposal. yeah, so we know the us secretary of - ceasefire proposal. yeah, so we know the us secretary of state | know the us secretary of state antony blinken is returning to the region. he will be in egypt, israel, jordan and qatar. i think the idea of this trip is to put more pressure on both israel and hamas for a deal to be reached. i think one of the most contentious points of the most contentious points of the most contentious points of the plan put forward by president biden was the idea of a permanent ceasefire. so hamas is demanding that any kind of deal leads to a permanent ceasefire. in other words, the end of the war. because they want a guarantee that the israeli military is not going to return to gaza once the hostages are released. and continue with this military operation against the group. and the idea of a permanent ceasefire again is a divisive point in israel. the prime minister has been saying the goals remain the same, and that is to destroy the military capabilities of hamas, the ability of the group to continue to govern gaza, and there has been lots of opposition from some of his allies and from many in this country. so it is a very difficult position for the prime minister, and these negotiations have been extremely difficult as well. the indications are there hasn't been any kind of breakthrough after days of mediated talks between israel and hamas. in the aftermath of the raid, our correspondent rushdi abualouf has been speaking to palestinians in gaza. yeah, i think the people were quite angry about the number of people killed in this rescue operation. some of them, they have told me that hamas should have accepted the ceasefire proposal that had been in the table for quite a long time. and instead of, like, you know, going in and killing people to get the hostages, they could have been released for also an exchange of some of the palestinian prisoners in the israeli jail. some of the people were also expressing their views towards the other side. they were defending hamas and they said what happened is very little comparing to the period of this war, eight months. i mean, one person told me that they managed to rescue four people after four months, and this is very little achievement where they have been defeated many times in very places and hamas was able to kill some of them. so very, you know, they divide palestinian as always. they are always divided about the issue of hamas. many people are supporting what hamas is doing in gaza and they keep defending them. but today we noticed that many, many people in a very rare way were criticising hamas. and one person, he lost his family, as far as i remember, two months ago, in one of the air strikes. he wrote in his facebook and he said, why keeping hostages among a very crowded refugee camp in a market and put all of the people's life in risk? and some went more far and they said those who are sitting in the doha in qatar and controlling our life should go home. here in washington dc, pro—palestinian protesters gathered in front of the white house to demand that presidentjoe biden push for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. meanwhile in tel aviv, the rescue of the four hostages did little to mollify anti—government activists. they held their regular saturday night protest, demanding fresh elections and a deal to free all the remaining hostages. but has been hosted for a steak dinner in france as a commemoration of the d—day landings. there was a parade at the champs—elysees. that state dinner. they held a press conference on saturday and during his speech, president biden also spoke about the war new brain, saying the russian president leonid putin is not going to stop at ukraine. fiur going to stop at ukraine. our two countries _ going to stop at ukraine. qt" two countries stand with going to stop at ukraine. tkrainian people as they fight putin's brutal aggression. yesterday i announced $225 million of assistance to ukraine, the sixth package since we signed the national security legislation earlier this year. i wish we could have done it when we wanted, six months earlier, but we got it done. $61 billion in additional aid to ukraine. and i commend france and our european allies for their leadership as well. the eu has provided over $107 billion in assistance to ukraine since the war began. because we know what happens if putin succeeds in subjugating ukraine. and we won't... you know, putin won't stop at ukraine. it's notjust ukraine, it's about much more than ukraine. all of europe will be threatened. we're not going let that happen. the us is standing strong with ukraine, with our allies, and with france. say it again, we will not walk away. suspected islamist gunmen have killed at least 38 people... killed at least 38 people in an overnight attack on villages in eastern democratic repub

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t v t. you can download it. and the more advanced version of it is just as good as chatting, and it's even better at translating between english and german. well, that's the 1st thing, this annoyed but transparency won't solve every problem with the technology. take copyright issues, for instance, recently the new york times and several authors filed a lawsuit against open a i, because it's chatbox use their tags to train artificial intelligence. my on was also sued because the sources in the image database is it uses are always clearly marked here. stan, i'm for who we just put the lanes which are listed in common across anyway as a. so in this non profit research database one and we make the data that belongs to is acceptable to the public which provide, it was always in the public domain like filtering it out was a pain on. so we just make it less annoying and easy to check. that means some people pictured in the databases where identifiable many legal issues are still unresolved. this is slowing down development for both corporations and non profit organizations. a, like somebody had a dean and co stuff schuman agree on one important point of desktop, caught in the state, in germany here in that area, but especially in europe, has clearly invested to level 2. it was a status in this, it's a shame that countries didn't recognize this much earlier and say we're investing so that this technology will be developed by us in other words, that kind of apollo program for a high. and that will help us only to work better live longer and be healthy or not . so that would be so great. but the states haven't done that money suddenly if europe doesn't want to fault even farther behind in the race, it will have to invest more in the development of artificial intelligence. at the end of 2022, the company opened a i launch and shot to be an interactive chat. bought the answers, questions using knowledge harvested from the internet. within a week the platform had a 1000000 users what, what has the a i tool really done for everyday life? positive, for instance, actually changed learning and working at schools and universities. hello. hi. nice to see you. it's been, i'm not actually real, but you probably already knew that phone. so there's probably multiple versions that i made now, because the chat g ctx that seems to be so kind as to become a hot topic. if that's all it's $4.00 to $5.00, is also created by computer software. finish destiny. select the intelligence development of animated avatars like these has been optimized by a i systems like chat t p t, but it hasn't changed to learning dramatically yet at least not for the students at this school. in hamburg, brittany says connected, and this is when i do use it, it's more for research to understand a particular topic better. so i conducted on a task better. instead of using google like my just to use the chat cvt as a research tools to understand the topic and it's typically sharp. cpg sometimes writes pretty strangely. so i just look for stuff using normal search engines, myself. smart. yeah, i like to be responsible for my own work to have control over is what i need. so it's just not that relevant for me. i thought i think it's a good one for me. after chat, t p t was launched, kids did try to use it at school and to do homework. or the teachers of sense learned how to recognize that by asking what does the student really capable of and where did a i perhaps help that says, knowing this, vic, of the novelty has worn off, that we have to educate the students to use it consci

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of enlisting. after listening to a military recruiter that came to his high school, an opportunity to study it and serve his country on the list. but so too are financial considerations. >> i don't have to worry about any student debts, so i go straight into my job. after my training, and i don't have to worry about job searching or anything like that. congratulations to you all. >> the city of antioch held a ceremony to honor the new recruits, among them brian navarro, who's also joining the military. he signed a five year contract, one year of training, four years of service. for him, it will be real life work experience that he says many college grads won't have. i can look into working it for a bunch of different companies. >> for example, like google, amazon, just really big companies that possibly could pay me more than a navy could use. the navy as a stepping stone to essentially get a better job. >> antioch mayor lamar hernandez thorpe is a veteran who served eight years in the navy. >> military isn't like it was back in the day, you know, the 1960s or 70s where you could literally run into people who's like, hey, listen, i was in front of a judge and he says, you're either going to do time or you're going to join the military. which one is it that doesn't exist anymore? >> the mayor says these young men and women will be working with cutting edge technology, and he's encouraged what skills the military will provide. >> we don't have just people running around with guns. we have people operating heavy uh, very sensitive materials, very sensitive, work that they do. you know, the military isn't just about fighting. it's about gathering intelligence. >> the new recruits head to chicago for training in july in antioch, anser hassan abc seven news. >> great to see that. congratulate to them, college graduation is extra special for one new grad who had a long journey to wearing that cap and gown. >> my name is christopher bryant. i'm 39 years old. i'm a future bruin, a future lawyer, and i am loved. and i love christopher bryant just got his associate's degree this week from long beach city college when he started the program, he was unhoused, living in his car parked right by the campus. >> he's faced a few run ins with the law struggles with sobriety and losing his job during covid support from the campus community helped him turn things around, bryant is now heading to ucla on a scholarship where he plans to study law, joined by francis dinglasan. right now, that is just wonderful to see. i wish if there were more stories out there like that. >> yeah, it's so inspiring and encouraging. yeah. and for us right now, we're dealing with some cool weather, which i appreciate because that's wonderful too. yes. >> wonderful cool weather here. >> temperatures mostly in the 50s, right now. a little bit cooler though, in san rafael, san francisco, 53, but san jose still 60 degrees. we're going to cool down a little bit more overnight. we'll drop into the low to mid 50s. so this is a good time to cool the house down because check out how warm it's going to be tomorrow. the 90s are back in the forecast for inland areas like santa rosa, concord, livermore, antioch and then san francisco. also warming up to 70 degrees san jose 86, oakland 75. now it's going to get even hotter on tuesday with a heat advisory in place. so there is an increased risk of heat illnesses and also possible fire danger. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we start warming up tomorrow. the heat is really on on tuesday. still hanging on to the heat, but cooler on wednesday and then more relief on thursday before we start to warm things up again. plenty of sunshine really like summertime weather right now. coming up, you call overnight cool down the house, i call it throw five blankets on the bed, but it's great, you know, with all the especially with the hot weather coming up. yeah, especially because there's no ac in san francisco. now's the time to do that. >> awesome. thank you so much, francis. here's larry with a preview of sports j.r. >> while the nba finals continue , the warriors coaching staff is actually busy around the world. we had ron adams in studio tonight with a word on what steve kerr and his assistants are up to this summ look ahead to the nba draft. no rest for the coaching staff. head coach steve kerr will be in charge of the u.s. national team for the olympics in paris. other staff members also going around the globe to help teach. warriors assistant coach ron adams joins us tonight on after the game. he sounded like a proud dad bragging about his kids and all of their accomplishments. >> steve. of course, everyone knows, will be coaching the olympic olympics this summer and we're really excited for him. and it's going to be a real fun thing. it's pressure packed, not a simple job to be the head national coach of our men's basketball. but steve will do a terrific job. he's got a great staff and, you know, it's really going to be a great thing to watch. >> i know you're going to mention other coaches, but i just want to jump in here real quick because it used to be that job, was basically an automatic gold medal. not so much anymore. with how the rest of the world is caught up, it's tougher and more stress, way more stressful. it's tougher. >> and then kenny is assisting on the french national team. >> kenny atkinson. >> yeah, and i'm a little envious because he's going to have a big, tall guy that maybe he can stick in front of the rim and wemby and, have fun with, so, you know, i'm happy for him. i'm envious of him, too, because that's a fun job to do this summer. and then, chris dimarco, many people may not realize coaches, the national team of the bahamas and they can still qualify for the olympics. they have qualifying tournaments in europe, but they're if they win, they'll be in the olympics. and they did a terrific thing last summer. they beat argentina twice in their zone. argentina was the fourth ranked fiba team in the world. they beat them twice to advance to the to these qualifying rounds in europe to make it to the olympics. so i'm so proud of those three guys that they're involved in international basketball. kenny played a long time in france and speaks french and, and then the other guys, i'm excited for all of them. so it's going to be a really good summer for our coaches and international basketball. >> so the bahamas is your neck of the woods. could i get like an assistant's job on demarco's staff like i'll just hang out by the beach. >> let's go, let's go, let's do it. that's where he's looking. >> he's he always looks for help. he's looking. if you would say you wanted to help, he would, he would. he would take you long. >> i know he would. >> is there any salary? >> no. well no. >> that's that's that's basically the same deal i have with the donald, like, in fact, you may have to pay for your flight to go to the camp. >> oh, boy. >> it's getting more and more attractive with every every sentence. good fun having ron in the studio. final round of the memorial jacks tournament. number one player in the world, scottie scheffler, had the lead to start, but cal's collin morikawa trying to catch him. long birdie putt on 12. suddenly he's within a shot after final round 71. scheffler needs to get up and down on 18. not a great chip. kind of a stressful four foot putt but scheffler he's just so good right now. winds for the fifth time this year. gets the congratulatory handshake from the greatest of all time jack nicklaus. and scheffler won $24 million on tour already french open final alexander zverev taking on carlos alcaraz fifth set double match point. alcaraz serving for the match. zverev can't return it and the young spaniard is the winner, six two in the final set for alcaraz, succeeding his fellow countryman rafael nadal's dominance on the clay courts in paris. a little football 49 ers had spring practice last week, but without wide receiver brandon aiyuk waiting on a contract extension, he would like wide receiver one money, which is around 25 million a year and up. the niners usually do these extensions just before training camp, which is when deebo samuel got his new deal a couple of years ago. deebo says he has talked with aiyuk about the process as much as i can. >> actually, i noticed a stressful time and, you know, you know, he's he's done a tremendous job throughout his career here. and, you know, when, when it comes to things like this, you know, it get tough. and, you know, some things you kind of take personal and it's just like overall it's just a it's just a stressful process to be honest with you. you want to get what you deserve. and at the end of the day, you hope it happens, but it's not going to happen in a timely manner. that you want it to happen. >> yeah, this might drag into the summertime, which is not what brandon aiyuk wants. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> 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>>> all right, toss it over to paul. did you catch what i said? my mike was open, what did i say, paul? >> i said something? >> that is right >> don't dillydally. >> the producer was saying let's move it along not to dillydally. no dillydallying. >> you should say that to me. as i go on with this normal june weather pattern. we will be back to average high temperatures, not on the cool side today. the quiet pattern in general continuing warmer tomorrow. the stronger than average sea breeze. it will be with us every afternoon through the weekend. but, generally a quiet pleasant father's day weekend. a little bit back and forth. not as much as we saw today. looking outside right now. nice to see sunshine if you have been stuck under the clouds on the coast. temperature downtown, 54 degrees, that is cool for mid-june. 57 across the bay in oakland. inland temperatures, middle to upper 60s. cooling off, about 1 1/2 hours until the sun goes down this evening. we will see fog. tell not be as widespread as it is right now to start the day on friday. a wind shift, it will help remove some of the fog right at ground level. fog coming in. visibility should improve with the emerging sunshine. allowing temperatures to warm up from a cool start. temperatures running a degree or two below normal. upper 40s in the north bay valleys. the coolest end. then, warming up to 2-4 degrees above normal by tomorrow afternoon. lower to middle 80s in the santa clara area. up to 87 degrees in morgan hill. some of the warmer readings. middle to upper 80s. 89 degrees in antioch. the hot spot. when the hot spot is below mind degrees in the middle of june we are doing okay. upper 60s. middle 70s. the north bay today, only making it up into the 60s. 67 degrees today, you should make it up into the middle portion of the 80s by tomorrow afternoon. the onshore breeze will kick in each day. let's take a look at the wind gusts heading through the day tomorrow. it will be a consistent breeze. just a subtle shift is enough. it -- it puts an end to the cool. heading into the weekend a lot of stuff going on outdoors, including the festival. temperatures, reaching up to around 70 degrees, saturday and sunday, 2 or 3 degrees warmer. slightly on the positive side of average temperatures. mostly in the middle portion of the middle 80s. a few passing clouds on monday. more of a warm up right at the end of the forecast. signs that just beyond the seven-day outlook we might see hot weather returning for the first full days of summer for friday, saturday, sunday, a long way down-the-line. temperatures around the bay. not changing a lot. lower to middle 70s. passing clouds by sunday and monday. no big deal there. the temperatures along the coast. running consistently. mostly in the lower 60s. wherever that breeze gets stronger, earlier in the day, like we expect it to on monday, your temperatures will be in the upper 50s. even for coastal parts for the bay area. so widespread. i think you will see more sunshine breaking through. pretty much every day in the forecast. nice to level things off with ups and downs earlier this week. >> that is right. >> all right, thank you, paul. >>> okay, looming closure that health care workers say could have deadly consequences. >>> rides, cocktails, all of the fried food you want. we have a behind the scenes of the fair . >>> health care pro professionals carried fake coffins and signs saying the consequences of the closure could be deadly. hospital corporation of america or hca says they are closing the center due to decrease use of the facility over the past few years. they plan to increase the number of beds in its emergency department. critics are calling it a divestment in the community. >> hca has, yet again, placing profits over patience. the eliminations of the services will harm the community. >> hc ascent a statement to us saying the campaign against regional medical center chooses exageration to generate false fear among the members of the community we serve. it will effect less than 2% of the patients treated daily and reiterated adding plans to 20 more emergency room beds. >>> can your pup do this truck? 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