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tech academy. starts. well speech in the new intersection between humans and technology even twitter is setting its hopes on auto messaging. isn't twitter setting its hopes on messaging how well mission work and what else the voice reveal about us voice command and voice analysis our topic today. asking the french for a recipe talking to your g.p.s. or turning off the lights with your voice turn off the lights. digital assistants using voice command are infiltrating our day to day lives but why always so keen on them curtis is a fan and his birdland by startups overall has developed an open source platform that anyone can use to program voice apps which work on all devices that's a huge part of us and. that's what i find fascinating about voice is how natural this type of interaction is when she comes in but even a 3 year old child can ask for a specific song although we can't really help you on that we cannot seem to tell you know and then there's the older generation who never quite felt understood by te

two former students of kieran‘s have come to colombo to help him set up his high—tech academy.reality, because i'm very... augmented reality? that's quite — that's pretty advanced. that's right, because you know — one of my things that my passion for these guys were that — when i was studying in sri lanka, if i wanted to learn about hearts i need to go and read like five or six books before i can understand, but because the technology, the augmented reality, you know, you can literally see the heart just literally in front of you. so i wanted to create that curiosity into education. you know, one of the things, guys, you know, when i listen to you guys, it's that — we have this grit within our culture, as a country we have this resilience, amazing resilience. chanting another shangri—la bomb survivor, haneke, like kieran, has her roots in this island. i was born in melbourne, australia, and my family is sri lankan. the first time i ever went was after the end of the civil war. i've been going back on holidays ever since. there's a weird sense of home when i go back. when you ha

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academy moved to distance learning in one week. they're learning new materials right along with the students. they had made sure all the students had the needed tech they did not have at home ,nitially miami-dade county using instructional continuity plans to make a seamless transition. the international leadership academy in texas started from the mindset that not learning is ,ot an option for many students delivering multilingual curriculums to alter student spirit -- all their students. they did an awesome job of transitioning the spring and there is a lot in which i and state school leaders were disappointed, and that they did not figure out how to serve their students. too many just gave up. the center for reinventing public education found that only 12% across the board found any real curriculum or instruction said, i haveas i talked to all of the state school chiefs at least once and they told me that while many districts in their states have number of them were very disappointed in doing nothing. and as we talk about reopening schools, there are some creating false paradigms. county, one of the most well-funded, i would call it an elite pu

tech stocks, or just looking at the market itself versus what is happening on main street netflix, as the richest is the streaming world, still expected to get richer than many of it's competitors, academy i think we have to put this earnings report into context >> at the same time, john, i wonder if net flix is a pretender of what is to come it has been one of the great work from home, stay at home plays, and we have earnings coming up. really this week you have seen some names take a breather zoom is down more than 10% this week these have been some of the really outstanding performer this is year and they're taking a leg down so as with netflix it showed gains came earlier this year. could they really keep up that momentum i think investors are taking stock of that right now. >> that is a fair point, but i think how much of the trends that we have seen are going to stick? zoom has given up some, but it is not a ton i know that i have changed so much of my work and productivity patterns around some of the trends, i don't think that i'm going to switch back on a lot of this stuff i think zoom is a fine example and i know that we'll talk more about that this hour >> you're right, john,

academy for virtual educators later this month. >> we during the ad day me so we camp help them connect with schools and leaders making these decisions. >> reporter: while tech and ex- effects plan, many parents are being forced to look at new kind of calculus. >> we don't know what is around the corner or what is going to happen in the fall. we need to be able to be flexible and show our children that it's okay. sometimes we don't have the answers. >> we're moving as fast as we can to incorporate that new information, and be ready for students on august 12th. >> many parents hope the answers they seek will become more clear as several districts english closer to a mid-august school opening. >>> in san francisco, the school superintendent today updated the board of education about plans to reopen. the new school year begins on august 17th. a staff report for the school district is recommending that students begin the year with distance learning and then gradually switch over to a hybrid model. the school board is expected to make their final decision on july 28th, three weeks before the new school year begins. >>> the orange county board of education voted t

academy, so we can help them connect with others, school leaders across schools and districts making these decisions, as well as some experts out there who have been studying this. >> reporter: while tech and execs plan, many students are having to look at a different type of calculus. joanne price has two students in public school in mountain view. both of whom want to return to class, despite the covid crisis. >> we don't know what say round the corner. we don't know what is going to happen in fall. we need to be able to be flexible and show our children that it's okay, sometimes we don't have the answers. >> we're moving as fast altamont pass we can to incorporate that new information and be ready for students on august 12th. >> reporter: many parents hope the answers they seek will become more clear as several districts inch closer to a mid- august school opening. in san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there's a bunch of fog out there. it is moving inland fast. so that is going to play into tomorrow's forecast. i will have it and the five-day when i return. >>> in three minutes, a san francisco restaurant that has survived fires, earthquakes, and a world war, why the owner s

academy so we can help them connect with others, school leaders and across schools and districts making these decisions, as well as some experts out there who have been studying this. >> reporter: while tech plans, many parents are being forced to conquer a new kind of mental calculus, santa clara city schools will do distance learning to start the school year, as well as the mount diablo and oakland school district. joanne price has two students in public school in mountain view. both of whom want to return to class, despite the covid-19 crisis. >> we don't know what's round the corner, we don't know what's going to happen in fall. we need to be able to be flexible and show our children that it's okay. sometimes we don't have the answers. >> we are moving as fast as we can to incorporate new information and be ready for students on august 12. >> reporter: many parents hope the answers they seek will become more clear as several districts in closer to a mid august school opening. in san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> some parts of the country are bringing in out-of-state medical personnel to help treat coronavirus patients as cases continue to rise. across parts of the country dur

academy so we can help them connect with others throughout the school and districts who are making these decisions, as well as some experts out there who have been studying this. >> reporter: while technd execs plan, many parents are being forced to conquer a new kind of calculus. some schools will do distance learning to start the year. joanne price has two students in public school in mountain view, both of whom want to return to class, despite the covid crisis. >> we don't know what is around the corner. we don't know what is going to happen in the fall. we need to be able to be flexible and show our children that it's okay. sometimes we don't have the answers. >> we're moving as fast as we can to incorporate that new information, and be ready for students on august 12th. >> reporter: many parents hope the answers they seek will become more clear as several districts inch closer to a mid- august school opening. >> the owner of two hair salons in danville said she is protesting the state's order to close. she told us today she is going to keep her business open, and allow her independent stylists to continue working. >> some of them have said that i'll be down, i'm packing my stuff

tech the at home initially. miami-dade county used existing instructional continuity plans to make a seamless transition to distance-learning. they added interventions for students who were struggling already before the pandemic. the international leadership academy in texas started from the mind-set that not learning wasn't an option for any student. they delivered multilingual and special education curriculum to all of their students. there were a number of schools and districts across the country that did an awesome job of transitioning this spring. and there were a lot in which i and state school leaders were disappointed, in that they didn't figure out how to continue to serve their students. too many of them just gave up. the center for reinventing public education said that only 10% across-the-board provided any kind of real curriculum and instruction program. as i said, i have talked to all of the state school chiefs at least once, most of them more than once. they told me that many of the districts in their state to have done well through the past several months. a number of them, they were very disappointed in doing next to nothing. then we see as we talk about reopening schools, there are some creating false paradigms for the fall. her

we've hit tech, ath leisure, transportation, now the restaurants that got questions on big names delivering in a question about chipotle from the air force academyon from the air force academy in colorado springs. my question is about chipotle. the first quarter online sales grew by 81% and now accounts for 26% of their total sales they've been cooking up new highs and the stock price has doubled since march. my question, is it too late to get in on this deal? thanks and blue skies. >> by the way, chipotlegot a new street high priced at 1450 from analysts today. i think this is the second question that we have gotten from the air force academy, guy. >> they're huge fans listen, i love the academy i grew up in the shadow of west point. it's fantastic if you go back and watch "mad money," i think it was june 2 that jim interviewed the ceo of chipotle and told the story, and this is a lot like domino's. it's become a technology story yes, it's expensive valuation, but they have the earnings growth to back it up plus the technology, plus i think they partnered with grub hub at the end of june there's a lot going into the stock, i believe on the 22nd

academy earlier this month. she said she found her calling as a young girl after being wowed by the blue a angels. congratulations to her. maria: the crackdown on big teches. the ceos of amazon, facebook, apple and google grilled on capitol hill about business practices. they answered tough questions on competition and anti-conservative bias. watch. >> i'll cut to the chase, big tech's out to get conservatives. that's not a suspicion. that's not a hunch. that's a fact. i mean, if i had a nickel for every time i heard it was just a glitch, i wouldn't be as wealthy as our witnesses but i'd be doing all right. maria: joining me right now is the ceo of parler, john matze. it's great to see you this morning. thank you for joining us. what was your reaction to those -- that hearing yesterday? >> thank you for being here -- or for having me on. my initial reaction was these guys really answered some tough questions on stage, you know, they didn't seem very popular with either the left or the right, which i thought was very shocking. it seemed kind of like a bipartisan event. and overall, i think it really shows that this content moderation method that these bi