>> yeah, so the person who, plains this in the book and in my podcast is none other than tom peters. many people may not know who tom peters is because i happen to be old, but he wrote the book in search of excellence and one of his key concept in "search of excellence" is that you manage by wandering around and you press flesh and you meet the employees who work with you, so you go and see or you go and be. you don't just read management reports. now with the pandemic, that's a little more difficult, or was a little more difficult, but he has embraced zoom as a tool. so everybody talks about the short comings of zoom because you can't have personal interaction and see each other in the eyes and all that, but zoom is like any other tool. you can use it better and you can wander around and zoom especially if you have a multinational corporation. you cannot be at every place at once. so the skill is to learn to use zoom in a way to interact. >> did you interview your melanie perkins? she's your new boss, right? >> oh, yeah. melanie perkins is the ceo of canva and founder of canva and c

tom brooke and peter bowes will be there. next it is the weather with ben rich. hello.for others the cloud did break to reveal some sunshine. that was how it looked for one of our weather watchers in shetland. on the earlier satellite picture, you can see this swirl of cloud in the centre of which lies an area of low pressure that is dominating our weather right now. it will continue to do so. and because we are on the northern flank of that low, we have an easterly wind. that wind staying pretty strong across northern areas through tonight, the wind easing further south. we will see outbreaks of rain pushing northwards, particularly across parts of england and wales. overnight lows generally between 3—9 celsius. so tomorrow, here's our area of low pressure still with us. but notice big gaps between the isobars in southern areas, so the winds here relatively light. the isobars squeezed together further north, so it will stay quite blustery. and when you're exposed to that breeze, particularly across the east coast of scotland, it is going to feel decidedly chilly. many

let's speak now to my colleagues peter bowes and tom brook who've been soaking up the atmosphere in los? well, i can tell you the party is _ us? well, i can tell you the party is in _ us? well, i can tell you the party is in full _ us? well, i can tell you the party is in full swing - us? well, i can tell you the party is in full swing as - us? well, i can tell you the party is in full swing as you j party is in full swing as you can probably see behind me at this watch party which is taking place right across the road from the oscars ceremony, at the hollywood roosevelt hotel. this is the room were the very first oscars took place in 1929 and i've got to tell you a lot of excitement because this is turning into one of those oscars ceremonies that's quite unpredictable, and a lot of people hoping for a surprise at the end of the night. poorthings surprise at the end of the night. poor things is actually in the lead at the moment, that's a movie about a woman brought to life by an unorthodox scientist, it's nominated for best makeup and hair styling and best production design. nothing as

let's go live to our los angeles correspondent, peter bowes and tom brook, the host of talking moviesing our best, are we? it's all over, it's been a fascinating 0scars night, so money that started late because of protests on the streets of los angeles over the war in gaza and the were several references to international defers during this award ceremony and i think in some respects, that reflecting the newfound international that this show has taken on in the last year or two? i this show has taken on in the last year or two?— last year or two? i think that's true, _ last year or two? i think i that's true, oppenheimer last year or two? i think - that's true, oppenheimer which is that's true, oppenheimerwhich is a studio— that's true, oppenheimerwhich is a studio film did dominate but it— is a studio film did dominate but it didn't obliterate the fact — but it didn't obliterate the fact that there were awards given— fact that there were awards given to _ fact that there were awards given to films all over the world _ given to films all over the world. poorthings, world. poor things,

let's go live to our los angeles correspondent peter bowes, and tom brook, the host of talking moviesl the action from hollywood. it was a big night for 0ppenheimer. it has been a very big night for 0ppenheimer. it is always a big night, 0scar�*s day in hollywood. the event is over but the party is just beginning as you might be able to hear from the noise in the room behind us here at the hollywood roosevelt hotel. la isn't usually a big party down, but 0scar�*s night is the main exception, and maybe you can go to a party in a moment. let's talk about 0ppenheimer. it was always predicted to do well, always predicted to do well, always predicted to be the best picture, and so it was to be. i think it deserved to do well because if you look at it as a piece of cinema in technical terms everything about it was expert and christopher nolan is really devoted to cinema as an art form, he shoots on film, he really cares about the image. and the acting was pretty brilliant. i think particularly with— brilliant. i think particularly with cillian murphy, he gave the film _ with cillian murphy,

let's speak now to my colleagues peter bowes and tom brook who've been soaking up the atmosphere in losod. the — guys come over to you. welcome to hollywood, the 96th _ guys come over to you. welcome to hollywood, the 96th academy - guys come over to you. welcome to i hollywood, the 96th academy awards, as you can hear in the background, well under way. as you can hear in the background, well underway. let as you can hear in the background, well under way. let me just described you the scene behind me. we are in the hollywood roosevelt hotel, blossom room, which is a banquet room here, and was the scene of the very first oscar is back in 1929. a very different affair then, it was actually a very small dinner party for a few of the great and good of hollywood, followed by a 15 minute ceremony to announce the winners for that year. one of the nominees was charlie chaplin. how things have changed since then, the oscars taking place at the derby theatre which is across the road from here and still, some of the great and good of hollywood have gathered in this particular venue at one of the

tom: amd is set to hit a u.s. government roadblock. for more on this bloomberg scoop, let's bring in peter, an executive. what is the significance of this abd roadblock for the u.s.-china relationship? >> well, this really underscores how serious the u.s. is in its efforts to try to block china from getting some of these ai technologies. so important commercially and also for military operations. amd has been competing more aggressively in this field more recently. when the u.s. first imposed restrictions on the ability to send these chips to china, nvidia was hit with that. we knew that amd has been stepping up its competition in this field. what we found out in this story is that amd has tried to redesign it ai chips so they could sell into the china market. they went to the commerce department so they could get an exedges and the commerce department said this chip is too powerful at this point and they would not be able to get that exedges fliers now. they may go back to the drawing board. and to try to sell it in the china market. tom: what could this mean for chinese companies trying to build out th

peter and laura, back to you guys. >> tom costello.nk you very much. >>> we want to turn now to the crisis in haiti where gang violence has taken over, forcing the prime minister to resign. now perhaps the most powerful gang leader of them all is speaking out and talking about hiber with the latest. >> reps demand. nbc's nb nbc's ellison barber has the l l latest. >> reporter: gunfire, larson, the police unable to match the fire power of gangs. arguably the face of haiti's gang wars, he controls large swaths of territory and heads the powerful g9 group, an alliance of port-au-prince's biggest gangs. in a rare interview with stewart ramsey he said he is willing to consider a cease-fire but suggests the newly formed government council must include gang leaders. [ speaking in a global language ] [ speaking global language ] >> reporter: in northern haiti the divide is evident. what we keep hearing from people is one of the big concerns in areas outside of port-au-prince is less the violence and less so worry about the gangs and more right

peter jennings. she'd come on my radio, my tv show. tom brokaw, same thing. tim russert, same thing.i get calls, marc, from tim russert. just random calls.re what do you want conservatives thinking about thinservatis? just asking out of curiosity. he moderated a debate with meefr in kabul once before he sadly passed away. ns these are great icons of news. they might have slanted left, but they were they had curious . they were willing to hear the other side. what do you make of thislling t well, look, i'm really concerned about what's going on with free speech, viewpoint discrimination o. all of these issues. look, i think joe conscious, right, nbc now really shot hea themselves in the head or the foot or what hav thee you because i think the democrats, a lot of republicans probably didn't watch msnbc, but they dif repud. and for them to basically throwm down against someoneone wh who was head of the rnc is incredible. d it does say that theselivi people are living in a cocoon. it does sang icoony, look, you d governor newsom on and in a debate it says they're not even willing to hav

peter dixon and i approved this message. >>> he came to italy, moved into dickey's house he just wouldn't go away >> you like art, tom you're like art, tom? you're in the right place. >> andrew scott takes his talents and sinister motives to italy in the first trailer for "ripley. scott stars as the con man in the acclaimed crime novel. the character was most famously brought to the screen by matt damon in 1999 in "the talented mr. ripley." it looks amazing it's written bring the same guy behind shippendler's list you know what it's going to be like >> it looks visually very appealing. it's kind of cool that it's in black and white. >>> movie theatergoers have a few months to figure out what they're going to do when the bad boys come for them will smith confirmed that the fourth installment had wrapped shooting he posted a pic with martin lawrence looking onto miami saying there's nothing but magic every time the two together. it follows 2020's "bad boy for life", which he reunited the duo. we'll see what this one has in store for it they're always full of action and laughs, and i'm sure this one will be the same >> will sm

tom, thank you. that's nightly news for this monday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other goodnight. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. . >>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," another bay area district attorney on the verge of a recall. the campaign against alameda county d.a. pamela price. >>> plus -- >> we were supposed to go over this weekend, but we couldn't. >> it's going to be a while before things are back to normal in tahoe. the sierra digging out after this weekend's blizzard. so how bad is the traffic, and when will the resorts reopen? we're live in tahoe. >>> and have you voted yet? tomorrow is super tuesday, and several races are tight. what you

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peter bleksley former police detective . i mean, tom, i was detective.ember, you know , quite a few years ago and know, quite a few years ago and the police did come round and they spoke to us nicely, and they spoke to us nicely, and they said, you know, we'll help you or nothing ever came of it. >> there are so many good stories of people sort of stories of people who sort of have, know, their doorbell have, you know, their doorbell has it, and they've has a camera in it, and they've got they've got pictures of the person it. and somehow person who did it. and somehow there can be there are no leads that can be followed. let us know followed. well, let us know if you've impacted burglary you've been impacted by burglary recently and in the past. >> you got any outcome. >> and if you got any outcome. but up, church but coming up, the church of england instructed to england has been instructed to increase of its fund increase the size of its fund aimed addressing the legacy aimed at addressing the legacy of to £1 billion, while of slavery to £1 billion, w

toms has more on the campaigns already using ai today. >> hey there, my name is jennifer. >> reporter: jennifer isn't your average campaign volunteer. >> i'm an artificial intelligence volunteer for peter dixon's run for congress in california's 16th district. >> reporter: its use marks a historic shift in election campaigns, naturally coming from the heart of silicon valley. and the candidate himself says it's an effort to reach a wider audience in the short three month campaign. >> it allows voters to spend as much time as they would like engaging with the capability and getting a sense, truly, of who i am and what i stand for. so they can be informed when they go to vote. >> reporter: he's one of a small handful of campaigns across the country deploying new technology from political ai company civox in the run-up to the primary elections. >> jennifer's ability to answer questions accurately, to not sort of -- guess if there wasn't a real answer, but to be able to say, i'm not familiar with peter's position on that. and really be a good steward of answering questions honestly and truthfully. >> reporter: jennifer isn't the only ai campaign voice. i spoke with one version called ashle

toms has more on the campaigns already using ai today. >> hey there, my name is jennifer. >> reporter: jennifer isn't your average campaign volunteer. >> i'm an artificial intelligence volunteer for peterfor congress in california's 16th district. >> reporter: its use marks a historic shift in election campaigns naturally coming from the heart of silicon valley. and the candidate himself says it's an effort to reach a wider audience in the short three month campaign. >> it allows voters to spend as much time as they would like engaging with the capability and getting a sense, truly, of who i am and what i stand for. so they can be informed when they go to vote. >> reporter: he's one of a small handful of campaigns across the country deploying new technology from political ai company and the runup tonight primary elections. >> jennifer --'s ability to answer questions accurately, to not sort of -- guess if there wasn't a real answer, but to be able to say i'm not familiar with peter's position on that. and really be a good steward of answering questions honestly and truthfully. >> reporter: jennifer isn't the only ai campaign voice. i spoke with one version called ashley. who answered q

well, joining us now is our reporter charlie peters, who has uncovered this footage. what's going on here? >> well, tomls with supporting recruitment into the metropolitan police. the force has a significant issue in its eyes, with the under—representation of ethnic minorities within its ranks. at the latest, figures released at the latest, figures released at the end of february, some 74% of all met officers come from white british backgrounds, which is a significant overrepresentation from the 36% for the wider london white british population. and this footage has been revealed a year after the kc review into the met police, which was sparked after the murder of sarah everard, said that the force was institutionally racist. now the met has been keen to deny that institutional and systemic claim . but at the same time we have here footage from diversity officers and outreach officers essentially reaffirming that claim made by baroness louise casey last year. in response to the footage we've raised, the met police did release a statement saying that we are the most diverse we've ever been, but we know

peter thanks very much indeed. i tell you, i find very extraordinary. but all of this roundabouts, this swings and roundabouts, i've before, i'm currently i've said before, i'm currently rereading the tomereading all of the tom clancy's. oh, yes, i all clancy's. oh, yes, i love all the tom. it's all espionage . the tom. it's all espionage. yeah, this could be a tom clancy plot . and it's honestly because plot. and it's honestly because i go to bed listening to it all. an audiobook, actually, i'm starting to confuse reality with fiction because it's so similar. well, you get the feeling that if you wrote the news at the moment as a fiction novel, people wouldn't believe it. >> they'd say, you're taking it too far. yeah. and the sheer fact that we still give foreign aid to china, apparently, the amount give falling amount we give is falling rapidly. but in 2021 to 22, we gave them 48 million. yeah, well , which i know is, is, i mean, in world terms, it's not a huge amount, that's down from 82 million the year before, and apparently it is still declining . but i think a lot of people would be shocked to find that we're giving china any sort of foreign aid. >> well, it's a whole it raises