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say i'm a big time engineer from chico state or mit or ut. how do i just all of a sudden retrain myself? does that take months or years? what happens here? there are online classes. there are schools that have ai majors. and it's interesting because talking to the ai experts, they are, excuse me, the hr experts, they say get these skills while you're still employed or still in school. because if you really want to be a hotshot, you've got to have those skills in your back pocket. we're just talking tech jobs right now. silicon valley is it going to start? is it when will it start bleeding into other jobs? are jobs regular 9 to 5 jobs? i think it's already starting. we're hearing from people in lots of office jobs, certainly in health care and in entertainment and in travel. they're all trying to get ai into their back end server systems so that all of their data can be, you know, collected and used much more quickly as ai does on these machines. and so whatever field you're going into that's going to make you more attractive. and the problem

ut, you know, coming out of the pandemic have really maintain those cuts august 14th, the workers contract expired. and later, 94% of them voted to authorize a strike. >> which could happen any day now? i think it really goes hand in hand. what we're fighting for here is about bringing business back to san francisco and really building back the tourism industry where the heart of that, our members at the heart of that and they need to be able to survive and also be able to provide the level of service that makes guests want to come back here. >> and as of right now, there's not a future date for for the negotiations, but we are told a strike could happen any day. now here at the westin and 11 other hotels across the bay area and we will keep you all updated lines san francisco looking properties, right? leslie s a tourism, very important building that up to provide these jobs. >> tomorrow, san jose police full honor the life of fallen officer long pham, his funeral service is set for tomorrow at 11:00am at the s ap center in san jose. families hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver whi

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stripped jordan chiles of bronze medal over technicality despite gender eligibility attack, khelif and utingupper parody. game move to home turf, los angeles in 2028 which tom cruz happened to sky dive into, of course. back to you. >> mike: greg palkot, thanks very much. >> dana: kamala harris now promising to eliminate taxes on tips, borrowing an idea the former president proposed two months ago. >> we will not charge taxes on tips. >> when i'm president we will continue to work for families of america and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. >> dana: taylor riggs and brian brenberg. i felt he would be irritated and say, stop copying me. >> copying is biggest form of flattery. >> so annoying. from a policy perspective, from political perspective, interesting to be copying someone. it is clearly very popular idea so taking someone's idea may be a good move by her. from economic perspective, brian and i disagree on this. i deep down worry, i like the idea, worry it pits low wage workers against other workers. >> dana: why not the dish washer. >> exactly, i get worried

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there a thought and i will ut that narrator.olingen on friday night has added to the heated debate over immigration in europe. a 26—year—old syrian has been detained on suspicion of killing three people and seriously injuring several more. his asylum claim was denied last year — he was supposed to be deported to bulgaria, but it never happened. the german chancellor, olaf scholz, visited solingen today vowing to step up deportations, and to maintain border checks that were in place during the european championship. he also said he would be looking to tighten the legislation on carrying a knife. translation: obviously, - we will now have to tighten legal regulations on weapons that we in germany have. this applies in particular to the use of knives, but also to many other things that need to be regulated, and that should very quickly. i am sure that if the federal government makes a proposal on this, it can be brought forward and passed quickly with the help of legislators in the bundestag and bundesrat. the german police are inv

revising numbers perhaps after the election, right now on gdp side numbers look strong, we'll find out ut befuddling numbers the jac jobs report. the jobs numbers saying we're in a recession, if jobs numbers come in weak, we'll know they will revise the gdp numbers. david: you mentioned miracle, i can't get over that image, could miracle of output be government spending in terms of buying jobs, god knows whether they are adding anything to the economy if they are government jobs is that the miracle quote, unquote that made explain the number? >> no, the numbers are too befuddling for that, one way to look at it i hate is a say these words, the statistical discrepancy. the case you add up how much income every has and how much output, they are supposed to the same, and gap right now is biggest i have seen, i think output numbersen to make sense for he given labor market stuff, what will happen is output numbers will revise down a lots in future, but if we get a strong jobs report, then that means that actually it is stronger than kevin thought. david: let's get political, and put aside you

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i think the real question is he going to have more rate uts. so now if you look, the market, which has always been at odds with the feds for the last several years for some reason, he's downplayed future rate cuts, but yet the market did what? it bet on future rate cuts. now there's a higher probability of rate cuts by the end of the year than two, and there's an emergence from what the message was to powell. >> dory, you mentioned you weren't quite buying the weakness behind the selloff. what do you think it could be, then? >> it could be economic. you're talking about the center of rotation. this is small numbers coming out of big tech. it's billions and billions of dollars. when you start to move price, it causes things. i think the market is not so sold on a weakened economy. the market wants its drug of choice, which is low rates, right? you see everyone moving lower. the theory is you go small caps and it's been a nice play. you have to be careful. over 41% are profitable. if you look back at big tech, something like an nvidia, this big s

likewise i should mention for federal employees including at ut employee who have security clearance for safety sensitive position, we do not understand that to be changed into drug testing requirements relevant to that. to be change based on reclassification decision but we are continuing to evaluate an indirect impact it might have. >> thanks. yield back. >> congressman napolitano. >> thank you, secretary buttigieg. i reiterate the invitation for you to visit california again. as you know -- 2028 olympics representing the nighttime our nation -- the world's greatest sporting event. d.o.t. is aware of the statements focus in 2020. what steps are you taking argue envision taking to make sure the mobility plan for athletes officials and plan is fully supported by d.o.t.? >> we are enthusiastic of course about the olympics coming to the united states. i've met with ellie 28 liters and leaders from the region. we want to make sure we are teaming up well with the olympic committee and the city come anybody who's involved because of course one of those complex dimensions of earning get on

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. >> donald trump 48 hours ago had ute rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, so for this ticket here,s is just the beginning of what is, frankly the busiest campaign trail week for donald trump since he launched his bid back in 2022, not only the stops here in pennsylvania, but making his way to michigan, north carolina, arizona, nevada here, all this week. chris, this is a campaign unlike one that donald trump has run before. in 2016, 2020, with hillary clinton and joe biden, biographically, and on policy and substance, they were very defined, so a broad part of the electorate. now with just over a month before early voting begins, donald trump is left with an opponent in kamala harris, who is largely introducing herself separate from joe biden and the biden administration, to the american populace. in prime time for four nights this week. so donald trump has criticized the harris campaign for coming up with policy specifics that are counter to those when he was a presidential candidate herselves. donald trump has lacked a lot of policy specifics himself. outside of calling some atte

. >> explain how people are being scored, be ut how do you actual make money?businesses, the software and the score business. it's part of the credit system in the united states and we sell the scores to lenders through our partners, the credit bureaus. so that's one way we make money. the other side of it would be the software business, which is not nearly as profitable, but it's a business in which we apply analytics to data to make decisions typically about credit but anything that's consumer-facing. >> which of the segments has the application right now? more of the software piece? >> certainly the software piece. so we've been in the ai business for a long time, going back over 20 years with the threats and credit card fraud detection business. we don't use ai for scores due to legal laws. it explains transparency and explain to consumers why they do or don't get credit. ai is something of a black box, so it presents some challenges when you're talking about credit and complying with credit laws. so although we use it in synthetic data, there are places wh

e chair wl now lead the house in the pled of allegiance ofhe uted stesf amerihe flag and to the republic for which it ands, onnation under god, indivisie, with liberty and justice for all. the r prtempore: uer clause 5-d o rul 20, the chair annoces to the house i light of the pasng of the gentlem fromew jersey, m pascrell, the whole number of the house is now 4. rsuanto sectio 3-z of house resolution 5, the house stands adjourned until 11:00 a.m.n tuesday, august 27, 202 >> on the future of his campaign. mr. kennedy: and the war on our children. i've already described some of my personal experiences and struggles with government censorship industrial, x -- censorship industrial complex. the military industrial complex has provided us with a familiar comic book justification like they do on every or that this one is a noble effort to stop a -- to stop vladimir putin. tiny ukraine is a proxy in geopolitical struggle. initiated by the ambitions of the u.s. neocons or american global gemini -- global hegemony. i'm not excusing putin for invading ukraine. he had other options. the war is russ