in tech news-- in tech news, whatsapp, the world's largest messaging app has announced it's launchings without everyone in the group knowing. which is a much better system than the one before. ( applause ) yeah. because before, this you had to text everyone in the group that you were going out for a pack of cigarettes and never come back. i know, i know for most of the americans whatsapp is sort of like celsius-- you sort of know what it is, but you don't use it. for the rest of the world this is huge news. you have to understand almost everyone in the world uses whatsapp. the problem is anyone can add anyone else to a group chat. yeah. you don't have to have consent from them. you may not even know these people. this morning, i spent an hour arguing with 42 africans about whether coal stoves are better than wood-burning stoves. here's the thing. i don't own a coal stove. i don't own a wood-burning stove. and i can't leave the group chap because when i try, whatsapp notifies them. something must have happened. as i was saying, if the wood buburns -- noooo! i'm just going to creep out.

time for a look at this week's tech news. liejenner are the latest celebs to join content creators in their criticism of instagram's new design. instagram boss adam mosseri admitted there had been a lot of changes to the app. the tempest jet demonstrator has been unveiled a few years ahead of its 2027 release. it'll use artificial intelligence to assist the pilot if they feel overwhelmed or extreme stress. procuring off—the—shelf gaming kit and trying ideas out quickly and cheaply. the idea is fail fast, let's get stuff in, let's see if it works, what benefits it could give to the operator. sticking with aviation, airbus and vrm switzerland are developing a new, innovative virtual reality helicopter simulator. the training tool offers realistic flight behaviour and full—body immersion with high—resolution scenery. it is an advanced take on the two companies' previous collaboration on vr helicopter training. after soaring global temperatures, cities in the us are rolling out new measures to turn down the heat. cool pavements in

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i think old tech will behave much better than new tech. you're seeing this in the market i think they will hold their value better if you look at apple, i think it's the greatest cash machine in history if you're concerned about holding on to value, i would rather hold apple than coca-cola. >> that's interesting to hear you say. if you just look surface level at apple's valuation, it's premium to the s&p 500 it looks like it's pretty stretched relative to its history. but you think that it redeems that valuation just based on the cash flow dynamics and things like that? >> over the last five years, apple has returned close to half a trillion dollars of cash while still increasing its market cap. that's amazing when you think about it so i think when you compare apple to other companies, that cash flow factor has to be brought in, as do its margins. this is a company that's able to maintain 30% margins through good and bad times and pricing power. in a sense if you're worried about inflation, this is a company that i think has a chance of h

time for a look at this week's tech news. company clearview ai has been fined more than £7.5 million by the uk's privacy watchdog. it has found the firm had been collecting pictures of people's faces without consent. the company says as technology has been "misinterpreted". it what's thought to be a world first, police in the netherlands have used deepfake technology to try and solve the killing of a teenager nearly 20 years ago. officers released constructed footage of the victim, calling on people to speak up about what they know. translation: in order to reach the right people in this case, - the witnesses who have information about the circumstances, it is necessary to touch people's hearts. with the deepfake technology we were able to let sedar make his own appeal. no car charger? no problem. this pop—up solar car park has been unveiled this week, built out of recycled shipping containers, it is designed to be operational wherever it is needed within 2a hours, and can hold enough charge for 12 cars. and to celebrate 15 y

boy, does it native they low on the tech, new technology and also experience in dealing with this mostly this is the biggest industrial buyer this, this countries ever faced. the venezuelan firefighters and the mexican specialists arrived hours ago. and they, they not only have with them know how to deal with this, you know, big oil producing nations. but they also have technology. and that crucially the materials that are needed to put out fires of the spanish it with china's military has staged a 4th day of drills and the air and sea around taiwan. the defense ministry in taipei says, 66 chinese aircraft and 14 warships have been detected in and around the taiwan strait. china began conducting the military and naval drills earlier this week after taiwan hosted us house began nancy pelosi sunday was expected to be the final day of military exercises in the region. which unless petrik falk is in beijing with the latest which are never officially confirmed than he end to the military drills. but it does seem to have wound down its exercises encircling taiwan. although state media did repo

now it is time for this week's tech news. dating app tinder is swiping left on its boss.sults were not as good as expected. she has only been ceo for less than a year and her departure has nothing to do with the fact that we spoke to her two weeks ago. surgeons have used virtual reality to help successfully separate brazilian twins born with fused brains. doctors in brazil and britain wore vr headsets to test techniques before operating on the three—year—olds. there is quite a lot of planning involved in this type of surgery and all the planning rooms and the simulation runs we did in virtual reality, the actual surgery, for the actual surgery i physically went to rio and did the surgery there with the team. it was an exceptionally talented team there and with our experience we managed to deliver a good outlook for the boys. scientists in the united states have created a wearable ultrasound sticker the size of a postage stamp that is capable of imaging internal organs. it is hoped the device will give doctors a more detailed picture of a patient�*s health and cut the need

they low on the tech, new technology and also experience in dealing with them for this mostly this is the biggest industrial fire. this is countries ever faced. the venezuelan firefighters and the mexicans specialists arrived hours ago. and they, they not only have with them the know how to deal with this, you know, big oil producing nations. but they also have technology, and that crucially, the materials that needed to put out fires of the ukraine has accused russia of, again shelling europe's largest nuclear power plants and separate thea, the head of the you in a toll mac watchdog has warned that damage to the plot could lead to a nuclear disaster. raphael grossi says there should be restraint around the side. keeps is russian forces damage 3 radiation sensors on saturday night, at least one worker has been injured. the nuclear plant was captured by russian forces in march, but ukrainian technicians are running us. john hinton has more from keith on the situation. the company that owns that plant, a ukrainian company says a nuclear disaster was narrowly averted when it was hit jus

very low on the tech, new technology and also experience in dealing with this mostly this is the biggest industrial fire. this is countries ever faced. the venezuelan firefighters and the mexican specialists arrived hours ago. and they, they not only have with them know how to deal with this, you know, big oil producing nations. but they also have technology and that crucially the materials that needed to put out fires of this magnitude, they are not working on the site. and there's also tool called using the fuel the the tank that is right by the explosion now, so it doesn't explode. so the noises we're hearing from government missing right now is that it's not as terrible as it was 24 hours ago because that managing to cool somewhat, the pictures said still look pretty terrible. and terrifying country was already facing challenge with power cods. how is this impacting power supplies now? how can impacted power supplies? i left on a just this morning to cover this on the light went out. and so i wasn't able to really, i must apologize for that. but there's a scheduled power cuts. we hav

they low on the tech, new technology and also experience in dealing with them for this mostly this is the biggest industrial fire this this countries ever faced. the venezuelan firefighters and the mexican specialists arrived hours ago. and they, they not only have with them the know how to deal with this, you know, big oil producing nations. but they also have technology and that crucially the materials that are needed to put out fires of this magnitude with unemployment and poverty on the rise cells and so of roman catholics and argentina have gathered at a bonus. it is church to celebrate saint caetano is the patron saint of brit and work. the crowd was joined by political movements on a march to the city center. daniel swine le reports ah, worshippers came in their thousands, some queuing overnight to ensure access to the patron saint of britain work. some to give thanks. others to ask for help. inflation last month was at 8 percent on employment, poverty and homelessness. arising, a bone lane down here, the bread that feeds us is harder to find every day because of the suffocatin

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they low on the tech, new technology and also experience in dealing with this mostly this is the biggest industrial fire this this countries ever faced. the venezuelan firefighters and the mexicans specialists arrived hours ago. and they, they not only have with them know how to deal with this, you know, big oil producing nations. but they also have technology and that crucially the materials that needed to put out fires of the still had an al jazeera oh the sign of hard times and argentina thousands turned out to prove to the patron saint of bread and work from school to cold. and alter severe drugs in italy reveals relics from the 2nd world war ah, richard, he has begun the full world copies on its way to the castle route. your travel package to the hello there, the heat still dominating across east asia, but we are going to see the wet weather pick up both in the north and in the south . and that thanks to a swelling system in the south. china sea is going to pull into coastal areas of china, hong kong things, and very hot and humid weather, but also via thunderstorms. on monday and t

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boy, does it native they low on the tech, new technology and also experience in dealing with this mostly this is a biggest industrial fire this this countries ever faced. the venezuelan firefighters and the mexican specialists arrived hours ago. and they, they not only have with them know how to deal with this, you know, the big oil producing nations. but they also have technology. and that crucially the materials that are needed to put out fires of the submitted. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, a fragile cease fire, and gaza appears to be holding egypt mediated the deal between israel and the palestinian group of slimy g had the un uncapped har. we're also involved in brokering the truth. i'll just do as you must say, it has this update from gaza this morning. as the cease fire holds cautiously and after a security assess assessment done in, in e israel. they have personally opened the crossings that came up with selim crossing and the areas crossings, israeli authorities said that the kid him over selim crossing is partially open for humanitarian aid, food supply, medical

in many ways, though, this tech isn't that new. lot of technology can do something fairly similar, - but it takes a lot of that technology and it's not i very cost—effective. so the beauty of this particular i sensor is that it can really help us drive down the cost of the overall sensor loads, focus _ in on the important aspects, but in a very controlled, - very precise way. and most importantly, i a very cost—effective way. bringing together and improving camera technology, integrating machine learning, then applying it to agriculture is certainly an innovative step from gardin, but vertical farming is still in its relative infancy, and it will be interesting to see whether this will provide enough growth for the company in the near future. laura, there. and aren't vertical farms just amazing? i love them. i love the pink—ness personally. but not everything can be grown inside. these grapes, maybe. but most grapes are grown in vineyards, which are outside. yeah. and the problem is that climate change is starting to affect how tho

this is the new tech cu arena. is a massive new ice hockey facility shared by the sharks and their farm team, the barracudas. ahead for you at 6:45 this morning, our own kris sanchez is inside there and going to give us a nice tour. >> we'll check in with her. right now we check in with kari, tracking our forecast for this wednesday morning. >> we've got more kids heading back to school today and starting out sunny for parts of the east bay. let's get a look at walnut creek and how it shapes up for you. starting out with partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the low 60s. you do want to get out there before those temperatures warm up, headed for the mid to upper 80s today. a look at all of our microclimates, where it's going to still be hot inland, reaching 95 in concord, 91 in santa rosa. in san jose reaching into the upper 80s today and half moon bay stays cool and foggy, only low 60s for a high this afternoon. so we'll talk more about this. mike, you're really keeping track of the nimitz this morning. >> wouldn't

now it is time for this week's tech news. dating up tenderers swiping left on its boss.xpected. she has only been ceo for less than a year and her departure is nothing to do with the fact that we spoke to were two weeks ago. surgeons have used virtual reality to successfully separate brazilian twins born with fused brains. doctors in brazil and britain wore vr headset to test techniques before operating on the three —year—olds. before operating on the three -year-olds-— -year-olds. there is a lot of planning _ -year-olds. there is a lot of planning involved _ -year-olds. there is a lot of planning involved in - -year-olds. there is a lot of planning involved in this - -year-olds. there is a lot of| planning involved in this type of surgery and all the planning rooms in the simulation runs we did, the actual surgery for the actual surgery i physically went to rio and did the surgery there with the team. it was an exceptionally talented team there and with our experience we managed to deliver a good outlook. , , outlook. scientists in the united states _ outlook. scientist

and now at number three on the top five most interesting sci-tech news of the week, male beards on averagethan dog fur, at least that's what researchers from switzerland have found with their local men and dogs, they found that a high overall the microbial number is found in the beard more often than in dogs, therefore, even such active breeds as hounds are behind the indicator of men, the same story from researchers do not give explanations for insects. but it can be assumed that the case of dogs licking their fur, because saliva is an antiseptic for humans, the discovery is hardly a reason for panic. indeed , according to the latest data, mud strengthens the immune system, but washing your beard more often is probably still worth it. the time has come for strict but fair tests in the miracle goods section, as usual, there will be two of them. today we will test an automatic cat litter box and a grilled raclette dish for making delicious cheese dishes. cats are undeniably cute animals, but the toilet issue overshadows the lives of many of their owners, even if the beast carefully walks in

reports from the tech industry indicate oracles in the process of laying off thousands of workers, the tech news site the information reports. notices started going out monday as oracle tries to cut a billion dollars layoffs seem to come from advertising, marketing and the customer experience affected locations are across the world, including silicon valley and oracle's new texas headquarters. other tech companies, including microsoft, meta and google, are laying off workers or are in a hiring freeze. and online real estate company is paying a hefty price tag for potentially misleading customers. open door technologies incorporated, agreed to pay the federal trade commission $62 million to settle allegations of deceiving customers. the ftc says most people who used open doors i buying model thousands of dollars less than they would have by selling their homes traditionally. open doors stock fell 2.4% yesterday. florida's attorney general's office has an important warning for people planning a summer vacation. their state investigators say that scammers are now posting phony rental properties onl

and in tech news, an employee at google says she was forced out of the company for speaking out againsta secretive google project to provide artificial intelligence tools to the israeli government and military. in her resignation letter, ariel koren wrote -- "google systematically silences palestinian, jewish, arab, and muslim voices concerned about google's complicity in violations of palestinian human rights -- to the point of formally retaliating against workers and creating an environment of fear." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now! co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show in jackson, mississippi. an overwhelmingly black city of more than 180,000 residents is now on its third day without running water. officials say the crisis could last indefinitely. on tuesday, people waited in long lines for bottled drinking

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julian laughs in many ways, though, this tech isn't that new.gy can do something fairly similar, but it takes a lot of that technology and it's not very cost—effective. so the beauty of this particular sensor is that it can really help us drive down the cost of the overall sensor loads, focus in on the important aspects, but in a very controlled, very precise way. and most importantly, a very cost—effective way. bringing together and improving camera technology, integrating machine learning, then applying it to agriculture is certainly an innovative step from gardin, but vertical farming is still in its relative infancy, and it will be interesting to see whether this will provide enough growth for the company in the near future. laura, there. and aren't vertical farms just amazing? i love them. i love the pink—ness personally. but not everything can be grown inside. these grapes, maybe. but most grapes are grown in vineyards, which are outside. yeah. and the problem is that climate change is starting to affect how those grapes are growing. so pa

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new ventures. since then the number of start—ups have more than doubled to 242, second only to tokyo university. kyoto specialises in deep techrld. this area requires a long time and a large amount of money. so, sometimes it a private investment company hesitates to enter the investment. one of the start—ups which received funding from the university is enecoat technologies. they're developing the next technology of solar cells, called perovskite solar panel, which can create energy, not just from sunlight but also from artificial light. they are also making this. look how thin it is! it is like a piece of paper. they are hoping to make it printable in the next three years, and they are also making it transparent. so it won't be as dark as this, and you can just put it on your window and create energy without blocking any sunlight. translation: our solar sheets have two sides, l one for sunlight and the other for artificial light. if we make both sides transparent, one sheet can generate energy from both sides. when ready, they are hoping that their solar sheets will have similar efficiency to a regular solar panel. translati

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