archana shukla, bbc news, rishikesh, uttarakhand. bbc news but let us bring you up—to—date on other news. china's currency — the renminbi — has fallen to its lowest level in 16 years, after the country's exports fell for a fourth consecutive month in august. recent economic data from the world's second—largest economy shows its stuggling to bounce back from a recent slump, with youth unemployment rising and its property sector struggling. china's exports have fallen in recent months, mainly due to lack of global demand because of rising inflation. and ford has agreed to pay eight thousand of its us workers an additional $a.33 an hour, as part of contract agreement reached in 2019. workers from united auto workers union had planned to strike on the 1ath of september if an agreement had not been reached. the new deal means the eight thousand workers will now earn at least 2a dollars per hour. a strike planned to start at two major lng — or natural gas — facilities in australia has been delayed as talks between chevron and unions contin

archana shukla, bbc news, rishikesh, uttarakhand. those are your top business stories this hour.escuing the three amigos sanctuary is the place to go. you're live with bbc news. leading names from computer science and national securty will advise the uk government on artificial intelligence as part of an ai taskforce. turing prize laureate yoshua bengio and gchq director anne keast—butler willjoin its newly—created external advisory board. the prime minister announced in april that the government would invest £100 million in a task force on al as part of a drive to make the uk a world leader in the rapidly growing field. live now to montreal in canada — and turing prize winner and member of the uk government's ai task force, professor yoshua bengio. thank you for being here on bbc news with us. as you approach this let me ask you to approach this from the perspective of this new technology providing huge potential opportunities or potential catastrophe?— opportunities or potential catastrohe? ., , , , catastrophe? both really because in order to catastrophe? both really because i

what was once a bustling defence training academy in the town of uttarakhand, now lies in ruins.under ashish could only watch it crumble from afar. the saving grace, all 120 students and staff were rescued in time. translation: all of our dreams were broken at once _ when we saw it sink. we've not seen such heavy rains earlier. some houses in the village ahead were also washed away. unusually heavy rainfall has heightened the risk in these terrains. frequent landslides in this tourist hub has also hurt businesses. translation: small transporters make their annual profits - during the season of religious tours, but this year we have lost 80% business. in the past three months, unforgiving weather in northern india has claimed hundreds of lives and displaced thousands. economic losses in the region are estimated to be at around $2 billion. it's not restricted just to the hills. so far this year, almost every day has been marked by extreme weather events in different parts of the country. and not just as flash floods and overflowing rivers, but also heatwaves and severe drought. ada

archana shukla, bbc news, rishikesh, uttarakhand.rents admit they use some kind of tracker to check in on their children, to see where they are — whether they're home safely or if they're somewhere they shouldn't be. one of the most popular apps — life360 — already has 50 million users, and says one in nine america families use it to co—ordinate their daily activities. chris hulls is co—founder and chief executive officer of life360. good to have you on the programme. iam good to have you on the programme. i am familiar with your app, programme. i am familiar with yourapp, my programme. i am familiar with your app, my american friend who has kids in california told me this is the want to use. so i am aware of it. you started this when you were 23 or something?— this when you were 23 or something? this when you were 23 or somethin: ? ~ ., something? something like that. the initial idea _ something? something like that. the initial idea for _ something? something like that. the initial idea for the _ something? something like that. th

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