to voice my strong objection. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: last week i visited some new businesses and other businesses about little more than 30 businesses, and got more than 70 signatures and put up posters to 20 businesses about the support using chinatown as the name of the subway station, but not rose peck. and the businesses rush here to sign the petitions. >> voice of translator: she cannot represent chinatown. she does not deserve the honor to username for a subway station and rose peck is a two-faced person. some said she is an agent of chinese commute -- coming nest party. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: for people who grew up in a freedom society, to sign the petition or to put up the posters is not weird at all. for us, who grew up in a totalitarian autocratic society, which is totally different. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: in order to get to the freedom, i came to the u.s. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i understan

this is the voice of people of chinatown. i would like to ask the supervisor of chinatown, would you please leave the business owners in chinatown and listen to their worries, and respect their choices. as a voter of six districts, i would like to also ask the board board, especially my district supervisor, to support the chinatown merchants and residents choice and not name rose pack for any public structure. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: good afternoon for the president and board of supervisors. >> voice of translator: i have been in the district for nearly five years. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: during these five years, our family members go through -- [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i heard the subway station would be named after rose pack. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: we want to know what the opinion is of chinese merchants in chinatown. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator

back, i am wendy. >> voice of translator: my name is wendy leg port-mac. >> voice of translator: i'm a resident of sunset district. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: homes used to be the safest place. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: but the burglars run rampant. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: whether or not we stay-at-home, they are focused upon chinese, particularly seniors, this is a very serious crime. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: so the loss should be upheld by the policeman. the law should be executed. [speaking foreign language] to prevent burglars from committing crimes. i have a right to live in a safe community. >> thank you very much. we really urge more police to patrol our street so it will be more safe. thank you, everyone. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you supervisor mark for initiating this neighborhood safety. my name is wendy long from san francisco coalition for good neighborhoods. first of all, i would like to address that the criminal rate ha

like port-mac. >> voice of translator: i used to be a tourist touring around chinatown. >> voice of translator: chinatow n has won over 179 years history lang port-mac. >> voice of translator: chinatow n plays a very important role in the history and culture of chinese immigrants. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: chinatow n's store and restaurants and scenic spots attract more visitors then the golden gate bridge. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: from the perspective of the tourist, chinatown station would be the most confident name. >> voice of translator: people will know when they are when they see the name. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: if we name a subway station after a person's name it will bring a lot of concerns and troubles to the tourists. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: for example, if the civic center subway station was named after a person's name, it will bring confusions to people who are from other states or foreign countries. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i hope you guys can u

♪ >>> tonight -- a voice shocker. >> are you doing do it for ever adam's out.wen's in what happened as blindsided blake speaks out today. >>> then -- ♪ i have nothing >> whitney's family at war over her hologram tour. >> i think it's stupid. >> why cousin dionne warwick is slamming plans and belittling beyonce. >>> plus, as will smith stops traffic, jada drops a stunning new relationship confession. >> we're in trouble. because that jada, baby, she ain't cute. >>> plus, a wedding surprise. whose the primetime bride. >>> and judge judy, new' do same attitude. >>> he is "entertainment tonight." >>> adam levine quits "the voice." this is a shock, right, i mean, even blake and kelly admit they were blindsided by the news. >> look, no one saw it coming. in fact, exactly two weeks ago, today, nbc announced they were all coming back. >> after 16 seasons, adam levine, our beloved coach and friend has decided to leave "the voice." >> a source tells "e.t." was, quote, burned out by the voice and quote, outgrown the show. another source say, it was a mutual agreement and

[speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: good morning, supervisors. my name is laura and i am one of the community outreach persons. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: you must be a priority for us to provide services in our language as a main focal point of our policies [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: our families suffer a lot of fear when they are -- when they come across city workers and they are expecting to receive services that are dignified and with respect and they don't receive those. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: our duty as a city is to get the language ordinance so all the public services and human resources city programs can respond to all the necessities that our communities experience, and to ensure the well-being is a priority. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: for that reason i want to tell you the story about josÉ who was discriminated against after work for speaking spanish. trimac -- [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: even though they were working by themselves, they were asked to le

now you've got 20 voices. i see for a the first time there'san overarching voice to use.she is so pitch perfect in her calm, in her strength. trump does not punch back at her. her message about impeachment is right. she's right on, and to me as much as she could be front and center about the anti-trump that's a real, real great kind of running mate to whoever's running. >> i'd say she has been pitch perfect, and it does help the democratic candidates. >> what was interesting is you never get to see trump crisply lose. in the shutdown that was was a k. o. that was she nailed him, he lost big l, and i think that was a real turn for the american people to say, hey, she's got the kind of bob and weaving we might need. >> she does. and i'd like to juxtapose her with her counterpart in the senate. who's the leader in the house right now? the average american doesn't know it's kevin mccarthy. mitch mcconnell is completely dominating that narrative in the senate in a way that chuck schumer has really been relegated to not being a stronger voice. nan nancy pelosi is the unifying v

so amash may be one voice but the fact that it is in the absence of other voices, it speaks very loudly. >> doesn't it put more pressure on you that a conservative republican says the threshold for impeachment has been met. >> no. >> no? >> no. >> why? >> this is not about passion, not about prejudice, it's not about politics. it's about patriotism and the presentation of the facts so that the american people can see why we're going down a i don't know. i feel very confident that the american people know that they deserve to know the truth and that's what we want to present to them. in a way that they don't perceive to be without the presentation of the facts. >> should congress be working to impeach who lied and committed perjury before the eyes of congress? >> the fact that the attorney general of the united states would lie to congress again, we're on the path of contempt for him. >> you are? >> that's what i would hope. >> the definition of subpoena is literally under penalty. what is the pnl fusing respond to a subpoena. is there article three that he did not honor the speen of the

do you lie —— rely on your voice assistance?ally so it is becoming quite pervasive. i hate them. iam i hate them. i am never going to get one. thank you for being on the programme. thank you, too. some of you suggested we'd be your voice assistant. please do not stop watching bbc news! there we go, you have been told! see you soon, goodbye. good morning. we are going to see a few changes in the weather as we go into the bank holiday weekend. but up into the bank holiday weekend. but up until that point, it is more of the same. warm sunny spells for many of us today. mainly dry. some rain in the focus, that is mainly because the far north of scotland where it will be quite heavy into this afternoon. a blustery wind as well. a bit of rain this morning in north wales three southern areas of northern england and the south pennines, but even here, sunny spells this afternoon. and in the sunshine, for most parts, temperatures in the high teens and low 20s, but it feels chillier in the far north of scotland with highs of only i! or 12

maroon 5 tours a lot. >> today "voic host carson daly opened up about adam's shocking "voice" exit. but levine isn't out at nbc tonight, he's premiering a new music competition show called "songland." >> it's a beautiful way to shed light on that part of the process that almost nobody sees. >> unlike "the voice," songwriters are the contestants. there's no viewer voting, just a panel of judges. and it's not live, ever. adam's an executive producer, but not expected to appear. however, "voice" alum john legend will. he's the first guest artist. >> they had some songwriters come in and pitch me songs. ♪ long as i'm alive i can make it ♪ >> we worked with the songwriters to kind of hone the songs. ♪ >> and then i picked a final song to record and i can't wait for everyone to hear it, i thought it came out great. >> there's a famous guest artist each week. and the panel might be familiar, too. ♪ we'll be counting stars >> from onerepublic's frontman to rihanna's producer who starred in "pitch perfect." ♪ got it locked down like lindsay lohan ♪ >> adam's psyched for this new baby. >> it'

end of voice mail. won't that have been the way to do it. >> to the j.d. >> i'll give you a common sense answer is i think the lawyer was trying to be cagey. he was smart enough to come out and say you better not cooperate. every lawyer knows not to do that. but look at that voice mail, that is the way people -- >> he was being potentially nebulous. >> and this does not fly with me. any time there is attorney/client privilege and in some states spouses, if the conversation that is privileged goes to a crime here, obstruction, privilege goes away. so i'm not buying that. i don't follow that. >> gloria here is the rich tweet that we have to talk about and you know where i'm going moments ago president trump tweeted that he had no idea michael flynn was under investigation and couldn't make a staff change because no one warned him. and my response is no one? not former fbi director james comey? not former deputy attorney general sally yates, not former president barack obama? go ahead, gloria. i'll wait. >

one, the republicans have one voice. it is a vial voice but consistent. now you have 20 voices. see for the first time in a presidential election i can remember there is an over arching voice to use. she is so pitch perfect in her calm, in her strength. trump does not punch back at her. her message about impeachment is right. she is right on, and to me as much as she can be front and center as the anti-trump, that's a real, real great kind of running mate to whoever is running. >> i would say she has been surfing the trump zeitgeist better than anybody. she has been pitch perfect and it helps the democratic candidates because she takes a lot of flack and she can absorb it while they have more of a free rein which is a good thing. >> don, what is interesting is you never see trump crisply lose, because he comes from the school of even when i luose, i won. that's what he was taught. she nailed it, made it his shut down, he lost big "l". i think it was a real turn in the american people to say, hey, she has got the kind of bobbing and weaving we might need. >> she does, and i would

we also have to bring new voices to the table. the internal threat we face can only be fought back by making sure we have candidates running for office who see everyone. who understand all of us. and who are willing to do the work standing at podiums but also standing in the streets and pushing people to vote. when we have candidates who look like our communities, we have communities that see themselves and engage. cycle, the more we engage, the more the people engage, and the more people engage, the more progress is made. that should be the goal of every person. that should be the goal of our democracy. we are not an authoritarian regime just yet. we have time in 2019 and 2020 to roll back the stakes and to change our trajectory. we have the ability to call out our values and stand in the values firm and true. we have the ability to demand better from those who are elected and if they will not , behave we have the ability to , throw them out of office and bring in new voices. that is our opportunity. [applause] in 2018, progress

department of justice is insisting that julian assange is not a journalist however many of the voices that have stepped forward are saying that essentially that point doesn't really matter because what hassan is accused of doing is what journalists do that would be publishing information making information available to the public now the new york times i have recently wrote an article on articles published by the new york times recently regarding the julian assange case the new york times itself has in the past printed classified information provided by a leaker here is what was written in the new york times regarding the case. notably the new york times among many other news organizations have trained precisely the same all kinds of documents from wiki leaks without authorization from the government it is not clear how this is legally different from publishing classified information now it's important to note that some of the voices now speaking up with concern regarding the julian assange case are voices that have not been juliana songes biggest fan in the past these are some of the

my voice!rned out to fight against restrictive abortion laws, president donald trump knows many of his supporters, particularly christian evangelicals, remain strongly pro—life. and as campaigning ramps up ahead of next year's presidential election, the voices on either side of the debate will only grow louder. caroline rigby, bbc news. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. senior us officials have insisted that the trump administration wants to deter iran, not start a war. the acting defense secretary was among those who briefed members of congress on the recent escalation of tensions with iran. patrick shanahan said america's military build—up in the region had prevented threatened iranian attacks on us interests. the un world food programme has accused corrupt leaders of the rebel houthi group, in yemen, of diverting desperately needed aid. it said children were dying as a result. the unusual public criticism of certain houthi officials came in a bbc interview with da

let me read from the transcript of the voice mail.t surprise me if you've gone on to make a deal with the government. if there's information that implicates the president, then we've got a national security issue. so, you know, we need some kind of heads up. just for the sake of protecting all our interests, if we can. remember, what we've always said -- what we've always said about the president and his feelings towards flynn and that still remains. the voice mail from some unnamed individual left for flynn's lawyer. >> so taken in isolation, i think it just looks deeply inappropriate. put in context, though, of everything that trump and his associates were up to, it really adds to the overwhelming body of evidence to the extent of which the president, his lawyers, and his associates were engaged in a wide-ranging campaign to prevent people from fully and completely cooperating with a federal investigation. now, that might not have met all the statutory elements of obstruction or mueller might have declined to render a traditional pr

and they gave me the voice and the courage to a lwa ys gave me the voice and the courage to always standr what i believed in. a strong voice, really want to play football and that's very good. it's like, you have the glory and you have those, that would goes beyond my role at. this the accolades, the biggest star will not be at the sport's because she'll because the world cup in france next month. in 2017, she stepped away from the norwegian national team of what she perceives as a lack of equality within the game. what she perceives as a lack of equality within the gamem what she perceives as a lack of equality within the game. it is important for me that i can sit and watch things not going to the right direction. it would be easy for me to just direction. it would be easy for me tojust perform, do my thing and stay quiet, but when an individual trophies or with the team, it is about getting the change that needs to be done for our sport. so she may not be able to showcase her talents on the global stage, but the wider recognition of her impact on the sport and winning this award means

. >> meanwhile, over at her current gig, the voice, kelly could only sit and watch as john legend andlake shelton battled last night on finale. john got the win, was his celebrationless than legendary. listen what john called blake. >>> but right now, brad and lee yo conquer cannes. the megastars are in one movie together and once a upon in time hollywood received a ten-minute standing ovation. there was one awkward moment as everybody wanted a piece of the star. >> brad, can we take -- >> an all-out brad pitt frenzy in cannes today after a photo call with leo, the 57-year-old actor stopped for selfies. then it was off to an international press conference where leo joined dicaprio talked about their sin mattic bond. >> it was a comfort to work alongside brad. >> i'd agree. it was great fun. >> the movie out the july 26th is set in the late 60s and is getting in the rave reviews. today's press conference turned tense when "the new york times" asked trarantino about robbie's role. >> a great deal of acting talent but you haven't given her many lines in the movie, i guess that was a deli

voice." >> a source tells e.t.had quote outgrown the show. another source says it was mutual and there are no hard feelings. adam tweeted for me, it's time to move on. >> are you going to do it forever? >> forever is a long time. >> gwen stefani will step into his spot. >> in the news this week, the non-stop backlash from last sunday's "game of thrones" finally keeps coming. >> over 19 million people tuned in but if you hate how the show ended, the starks have a message starting with the queen of north, sophie turner. >> i love the way that the journey ended. she never wanted that. she never wanted to rule over that many people. >> one word, disrespectful. that's what sophie is calling the 1.4 million haters asking for a redo. >> watching the way this character finished "game of thrones" was satisfying. >> sophie hasn't actually seen the final episode since she's been out doing press promoting the film. they said the "game of thrones" crew worked tirelessly for the last ten years shooting these. harrington agrees s

now speaking up with concern regarding the julian assange case are voices that have not been juliana songes biggest fan in the past these are some of the very voices that have been harshly critical of wiki leaks and its activities but even they are voicing some very serious concerns in the aftermath of this new indictment is a pretty aggressive new move by the justice department a big deal here for a 1st amendment advocates the government is now trying to assert this brand new right to criminally prosecute people for publishing secret stuff and newspapers and magazines and investigative journalists and all sorts of different entities publish secret stuff all the time that is the bread and butter of what we do now it should be pointed out that the charges against this songe have nothing to do with the 2016 elections or the publication of hillary clinton's e-mails the charges in no way raise that activity however it was chelsea manning who leaked that classified information as a member of the u.s. military who ultimately was charged chelsea manning was found guilty at trial and sentenc

and the un's educational body unesco warns the automated voice assistance like siri. the most gender stereotypes. international live from our studio with me welcome to the program concern in the journalistic community is mounting after the u.s. 17 for the charges against you. in what's being described as an attack on media freedom and detect a ration of war on journalists a song his lawyer summarize the watery. 170 years in prison for publishing truthful information an indictment which captures what is typical news gathering activity for investigative journalist journalist it is all day every day so it's 17 new counts what american prosecutors are now stacking up against you in a songe is probably enough to put a whole basketball team behind bars. and we keep leagues have repeatedly sought and detained and disseminated information that the us classified due to serious risk dragging big fat skeletons out of government clausewitz once that was seen as top class journalism at its best those were the days remember the $971.00 pentagon papers released about the vietnam rel

we carried out research and found that a woman's voice is more sympathetic and better received. the. user's prefer gendered human voice surveys on the topic have indicated that people often state a preference for gender neutral. you have to be good to me. i swear i've heard good generous born through the praise your heart for sex you meet with in a confused joe and i am told. no human being is just a computer algorithm to people and get a life. style tells. hi i'm q the world's best gentlest voice assistant think of me like syria are alexa but neither male nor female. i don't see that being a problem and the understand of the software and really think that they're on a bit too far out really do and the people there are thinking that that is as sex is or that there's a statement against women act i believe that they have just overstepped overstepped a bit i'm going to start people problems by changing machines isn't that a machine problem it is a people problem it is internal we have bigger issues on this planet then whether or not the voice on the phone is is male or female. the

yet they cannot exercise their voice where it matters most, at the ballot box. >> at the last minute,y decided to table the vote. >> 16-year-olds would be voting for president if they got the right to vote. >> however, many americans believe 16-year-olds and 17-year-olds are students, and therefore, not mature enough to voice their opinions through voting. >> fiscal years are more for civic education than civic engagement. >> at the age of 16, most students have had some cut up -- some kind of high school credit bearing government or history course, so they civictand what the process is. >> i think the wording that are too immature. but all those young voters would vote for someone just because of popularity. >> there's a lot of scientific information now that shows teenagers are perfectly able to make decisions early. >> 16-year-olds and 17-year-olds are mature enough to vote. i don't see the difference between a 16-year-old voting in our election versus a 20-year old or 25-year-old. >> people say if you let the 16-year-olds vote, then the parents will take them to the polling places

he has a deep voice.the tapes doesn't have a deep voice. >> doesn't have, exactly. he disguised his voice. >> reporter: you think he can disguise his voice that well? >> yeah. >> apparently, he can. >> well, he did it. he did it. >> reporter: you're convinced that was jermeir. >> oh, it was jermeir. >> reporter: so whose voice would ultimately ring true? a three-year investigation was now in the hands of 12 people. two families now waited anxiously inside the durham county courthouse. as did assistant d.a. david saacks. >> i'm never confident when a case goes to the jury. >> reporter: you've been slapped in the face by juries before. >> too many times. that's the lesson here, you never know. >> reporter: then, after just one day, the jury reached a decision. shannon's family was encouraged. >> i didn't feel that the d.a. proved his case. there were some damaging things, yes, but there was no preponderance of evidence, and i thought that she was going to be acquitted. >> reporter: for shannon crawley it al

a lot of time a lot of voices while hard on the 77 percent who talk about the issues. from the politics to flash from housing boom boom town this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend on t.w. . place . this is. the end of the road for the. european elections.

some winners struggle after the voice but legend -- >> we'll have your family all h. >> we saw chrissygen's life can be ex maelin comes over for dinner. >>> coming up -- >> we're with the agt revealing their kids' big talent. >> her side-eye. >> from gabby's girl to simon's goal to make son a star. >>> then, aladdin from then to now. >>> plus, behind the secrets from the cast. how he accidentally shaded his co-star on set. >> it was feeling like a security situation you know. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> this season's america's got talent trailer. >> can i ask you something? why do i have to wear this through a voice-over. >> think of them as the new america's got talent avengers. a new crew but the same old simon. now, here's the deal, simon seems to have mellowed out since the birth of his 5-year-old son eric. when i sat down with him you could feel the love with father and son. being able to do things now -- >> i love it. i was arguing with someone about earlier on going to camp. i was like, no, i'd rher he hung out with me. >> he comes to the show, i always hope that

for a long time to human voices with the greatest challenge. because every voice is incredibly complex and unique they're almost impossible to fake. but in recent years enormous progress has been made. the combination of video footage and manipulated voices poses a huge threat. so what can we do to spot fakes luckily there are all kinds of tools and size available today that can help like truly dog media a verification platform co-develop. it lets journalists and activists jointly verify the authenticity of online content and many others are working on similar tools as well. germany's institute for secure information technology is developing software to spot fake news by analyzing text it's been fed hundreds of fake stories to learn how to spot words and phrases that often turn up in bogus articles. lab testing showed the software to be 97 percent accurate and identifying. as to poverty migrants climbed into an apartment and raped a grandmother. the author used the emotionally charged word grandmother instead of pensioners and mentioned poverty

giving voice to those whose voices have been historically muffled or silenced, defending the basic righting to exist. we knew it was important to select someone representative of our latino community. someone who possesses strong principles, and the conviction of resisting injustice and creating a more just world. after several conversations with like-minded individuals, we found the person we believe embodies these qualities. she is someone who personifies the struggle, the persistence, the endurance, the commitment, and the conviction of fighting for justice and not just us. by adopting the name of a strong latino leader, we also want to send a message of empowerment to all our female students and particularly, our female students of color. [cheers and applause] [speaking spanish] >> we are make all because a woman who lent her name to our schoolmate history the moment she be up and down decided that when it was easier to remain silent. when she decided, when she demanded better working conditions when it was expected to be content just by having a job -- being relegated to acquiesce t