, take me to the distant distances, a couple of yourselves together with you, the main goal of the voiceeveal new names to our viewer, this is where the well-known question of our tv viewers comes up a lot, naturally, where, where are these finalists, here they are with you... i will consolidate the material, the most important thing is that you cannot be replaced by someone else, even if this is the repertoire that sounded before you, you must give a version that will be from volchkov, from spiridonova and from radion gazmanov. radion, in my opinion, the authorship is very much you, in fact, you write everything yourself, yes, i write almost all the songs myself, yes, everything is correct, and in my voice i was wildly upset that i couldn’t sing my own song, they told me, well, the rules are like here in the repertoire is not sung, i... radion gazmanov, i love music very much, tell me who you liked from the subsequent seasons of the voice, whether it was a mentor, that’s all levels. it’s just that after the season where sergei won, i i approached him, it seems to me that he was so scare

listen to music, watch the voice project on channel one. one, and you, i, only where the sound crushes, the desired pier. and where are your guarding eyes, and where are your guarding eyes, glancing over not intently. i am not there, where you are, the hair will not be clouded by the white day, where the pines are from amber tears, where the pines are wiped away from amber tears by caring. alya, i am only where you sometimes look at the door with hope, and like a child with children, and like a child with children, you sculpt a snow woman, i am not there. where the fumes, the night boomed abruptly, where the vault angers the sky, where i understand.

certainly well, we’ll talk about the power of the voice , psychological nuances, why our voice changespsychological point of view, and how you can influence it, how to influence it? is that people with low voices are more attractive and impressive, yes, they are more attractive, because a low velvet voice is like a warm blanket in a cafe, it wraps you in such warmth, yes, you become more comfortable in the company of a person with a low velvet voice, but at one condition is that you add a smile to this low velvet voice, because without a smile it turns out it’s very harsh, and harsh in general. did you know that the timbre of a voice, it’s like fingerprints, doesn’t change, it’s unique, and intonation is artificial intelligence, yes, and intonation is older than the text, sometimes in some situations it’s not so important to us what a person says as much as how he says it says, yes, maybe that’s why some people don’t like text messages, it’s never possible to convey exactly, but what exactly did the author mean, you can say, thank you, right? but you can say, thank you, the message wil

generic robotic voice: this is my old voice. it's a robot voice.ic drawl and find someone with a walsall accent like his family, whose voice he could use as his own. midlands accent: i wanted my voice, i because i want to talk to my friends l in my family's accent. a social media and bbc local radio appeal led him to eli from walsall. that's good. "the she—wolf had developed a ferocious temper..." - with the help of dan's specialist college, where he also lives, eli recorded 3,500 words from new york, where he's studying drama. i think it sounds more like us now, doesn't he? and this was the moment his mum heard her son's new voice for the first time. emotional. when his dad heard him as well, he was like, "oh, he sounds like me now." "0h, he sounds like me now." you can hear him. i was going to say, that's his voice there. that's him in the background, yeah. does he ever stop talking now? no, you wouldn't ever get him quiet now! i and dan had a special message for the person who gave him his voice. i feel happy, and i feel that it is going to impr

a male voice, how do you think a male voice, specifically a baritone, differs from all other types ofverage male voice between bass and tenor, that is, between low and high, and... this is the average voice that makes a man a man, and it depends on the magnitude, the thickness of the tension of the vocal cords, correctly, the thicker the cords, the lower the voice, these are facts of life, just like the strings on a guitar, but male voice, on whom it has a magical effect, frequencies of male voices give a signal to the female. in fact, the timbre of the voice, the color of the voice, is precisely this, it affects the psychology of both men and women, and further, science knows nothing about men, but it knows about women. if a man hears words, that is, i, for example , can tell you, i love you, in fact, i can say, i love you, i love you, i love you, you will hear, no, you will hear, i love you , you are verbal creatures, men, women hear timbre and intonation, low timbre, no words are needed, so you can use the bububu stage in life, it’s clear, sit down, please, there are illnesses when

generic robotic voice: this is my old voice. it's a robot voice.ent like his family, whose voice he could use as his own. midlands accent: i wanted my voice because i want to talk to my friends i in my family's accent. a social media and bbc local radio appeal led him to eli from walsall. that's good. "the she—wolf had developed a ferocious temper..." - with the help of dan's specialist college, where he also lives, eli recorded three—and—a—half thousand words from new york where he's studying drama. i think it sounds more like us now, doesn't it? and this was the moment his mum heard her son's new voice for the first time. emotional. when his dad heard him as well, he was like, "oh, "he sounds like me now." you can hear him. i was going to say, that's his voice there. that's him in the background, yeah. does he ever stop talking now? no, you wouldn't ever get him quiet now! and dan had a special message for the person who gave him his voice. i feel happy, and i feel that it is going to improve my confidence. i love my new voice. thank you, eli. oh

i musicians who are raising their voices. ~' , . ., , voices.es. i think the musicians who have been _ voices. i think the musicians who have been most - voices. i think the musicians| who have been most affected voices. i think the musicians - who have been most affected by ai who have been most affected by n are _ who have been most affected by ai are working class musicians even _ ai are working class musicians even technical roles like mixing _ even technical roles like mixing and productions can be replaced — mixing and productions can be replaced by computers if they were — replaced by computers if they were so — replaced by computers if they were so trained. so is good these — were so trained. so is good these superstars have lent their— these superstars have lent their voices because it will affect_ their voices because it will affect those who do not have that — affect those who do not have that power. affect those who do not have that power-— affect those who do not have that power. affect those who do not have that ower. ., , , that p

they posted a clip of a girl who lost her voice due to a tumor rebuilt her voice using a previous voice, using this technology, take a listen >> hi, everyone this is what my voice i was open i lose hacks to spit smile clause was 11 >> hi, everyone. this is what my voice sounds like using openai's new text to speech model called voice engine john, your back >> yeah >> yeah. tell us about that. what we just listened to there right. >> so that is a girl lost her voice due to, uh, brain toobin tumor opening. i took a sample of her voice before the accident and built that. so she can type in using her natural voice yeah. >> john, i mean, you know, there's obviously going to be a downside to some of those. one has to think, i mean, if you could just take a clip of somebody whose voice, like we saw with the biden robocall and replicated there. >> i >> mean, they're obvious implications here for a lot of political mischief right? >> and she no, this is not a theoretical concern, as i mentioned before. and when you look at other ai generation models like photo, like video, voice right now is the

bravo, after all, what an amazing thing this is and an expressive human voice, it’s fantastic, thankrom the first note, it’s some kind of unimaginable mix, ela fitzgerald and faina ranevskaya, you know, there was so much self-irony in there , i felt it in my back, it’s a great feeling, today i want to ask you for something for us sing, yes, that it will probably be a romance based on gumilyov’s poems, i just can’t cope with the composer, i know him by the nickname kipa, this is... supposedly his music, but i was inspired by this novel, naturally nikolai naskov, i him i love you very much, dear tv viewers, with great gratitude with pleasure, in today’s podcast of the melodies of my life, which we dedicated to the project, raisa dmitrenko sings for you. monotonous ones flash by, still with the same will , only the roses fall and die. catch, but she is sad too, love ordered me, and under her satin skin, and under her satin skin... god, the sent blood runs, the poisoned blood runs. it was amazing. rais, tell me what song, you said, this will be raisa dmitrenko’s signature song. which one

when i chose my voice, i knew what voice i liked.ame him, especially as it's not technically his own voice. dan was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was a toddler and has never been able to speak in his own voice. since he was nine years old, he's used a tablet—like device to communicate, which he controls with his eyes and sounds like this... robotic: this is my old voice. it's a robot voice. but two years ago, he set out on a mission to replace the robotic drawl and find someone with a walsall accent, like his family, whose voice he could use as his own. i wanted my voice because i want to talk to my friends in my family's accent. a social media and bbc local radio appeal led him to eli from walsall. the shewolf had developed a ferocious temper. with the help of dan's specialist college, where he also lives, eli recorded 3,500 words from new york where he is studying drama. i think it sounds more like us now, doesn't it? and this was the moment his mum heard her son's new voice for the first time. emotional. when his dad heard

when i chose my voice, i knew what voice i liked.me him, especially as it's not technically his own voice. dan was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was a toddler and has never been able to speak in his own voice. since he was nine years old, he's used a tablet—like device to communicate, which he controls with his eyes and sounds like this... robotic: this is my old voice. it's a robot voice. but two years ago, he set out on a mission to replace the robotic drawl and find someone with a walsall accent, like his family, whose voice he could use as his own. i wanted my voice because i want to talk to my friends in my family's accent. a social media and bbc local radio appeal led him to eli from walsall. the shewolf had developed a ferocious temper. with the help of dan's specialist college, where he also lives, eli recorded 3,500 words from new york where he is studying drama. i think it sounds more i like us now, doesn't it? and this was the moment his mum heard her son's new voice for the first time. emotional. when his dad hear

helping donal recreate his voice.ed that _ come about? well, peter was a very determined that i _ come about? well, peter was a very determined that i should _ come about? well, peter was a very determined that i should not - come about? well, peter was a very determined that i should not lose i come about? well, peter was a very| determined that i should not lose my career. we have worked together for over a dozen years, and aside from professional relationships, we are very, very good friends. and peter began investigating a company who create this type of cloning of the voice. and i independently was researching the same area. now, i sing with acquire called the shout out to cancer acquire. we are a group of people who have had lower inject emmys. there is not a voice between us. i call it singing outside the box.— between us. i call it singing outside the box. �* ., ., ., ~' outside the box. and how do you work with donal, peter? _ outside the box. and how do you work with donal, peter? how— outside the box. and h

you can hear my identity in my voice.i, it is very easy for someone to impersonate me and cause all manner of havoc. they could speak to an artist in a way that destroys our relationship. they could say untrue things to the media that would damage our business. unfeathered deepfake technology has the potential to impact everyone, even all of you. your identities could be appropriate rated, and used to mislead your constituents. the truth is, everyone is vulnerable. families defrauded by voice clones pretending to be relatives, people placed in pornography without their consent. some people have spoken of ai as a threat to freedom of speech, but it's precisely the opposite. ai can put words in your mouth, and ai can make you say things you didn't say or don't believe. that's not freedom of speech. we appreciate the efforts of this committee to address this problem. including the no-fakes act discussion draft authored by chairman kuhns, ranking member tillis, senator blackburn and senator klobuchar. your leadership kick sta

keep it more or less now, not like you, but his voice is much lower than mine , yes, but my voice is close to my teachers , and that's why i never dared to go on a roll with mr. aziz motgalchi's mystical master . mr. jalilund, mr. esmaili, mr. irfani , this is because i am mr. mehrzadian, never i didn't want the professors who are there anyway, i want to go and play a role, but now that saddam is close , or should i close myself, i still put my foot behind the feet of my dear friends, i came in front of mr. hashemi , can dubbing or even voiceover be taught , or not, it is not educational. now i see that there are classes, the training is that he should enter and sit and watch. a person who can see well with his eyes has a good understanding of letters and sentences , he can speak very easily , he must have a background anyway , he must have a voice, the voice that is at the beginning of his work. because, anyway, i will say again, the voice of wasim, this voice must have a certain quality, whether this voice fits the lead role at all or not at all, then if it has a good voice , we ca

the main goal of the voice is to reveal new names to our viewer.romoter of the songs of alexander nikolaevna pakhmutova, the poems of uncle kolya nikolai nikolaevich are set to the poems, what is nastya singing today, tell me, i’m doing my own material, it seems to me that he’s an artist must say something from himself with his face, he always said in everyone, so to speak, seasons in which i took part, when... such an opportunity arose, now i will be happy to consolidate this material again, the most important thing is that you could not be replaced by someone else, even if this is the repertoire that was sounded before you, you must give such a version that will be from volchkov from spiridonova and from radion gazmanov, radion, in my opinion, is very much the author, you practically do everything yourself, yes, i write almost all the songs myself, yes, everything is correct, and in my voice i was wildly upset that ... sing your song, they told me, well, the rules are like here the repertoire is not sung, i went out on stage in some kind of wild

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so, the voice, the main vocal show in the country, let’s watch and... this is a voice project, we areive, and today i would like to start with this: on april 8, evgenia kungurov, honored artist of russia, passed away. zhenya was a participant in the very first season of our project, in the team of alexander gradsky he reached the semi-finals. let's remember together today this talented artist and wonderful person: everything in this raging world is ghostly, there is only a moment, for him and hold on. there is only a moment between the past and the future, it is precisely this moment that is called life, eternal peace, the heart is unlikely... eternal peace pleases the gray-haired, a pyramid for a star that has fallen is falling, there is only a moment, a dazzling moment, but for a star that has fallen and is falling , there is only a moment... a dazzling moment, let this world fly into the distance through centuries, but i don’t always take pictures on the way, what i value, what i risk in the world, in one moment, only in one moment, happiness is given, to meet or misfortune yet, th

my dad's in a male voice choir. words on the cabinets. a little bit of rivalry, as well, which is quite healthy. # i am dreaming of the mountains...# and there's still plenty of music for bryn at home. his wife is hannah stone, the renowned welsh harpist. # where in childhood iwould roam...# when i met her, she was the royal harpist for prince charles, which was, of course, something that queen victoria had. and this position was held for four years. so i had seen hannah play and i invited her for my christmas programme, and that's when we met. i guess it was love at first accompaniment. is it very special performing with her? zeinab, i don't have to tell you, i've sang with the harp since i was a young lad, so it's magnificent to have two musicians in the house. and i'm always intrigued by how these harpists can play that instrument of 47 strings and 7 pedals. it's dedication, hard work. and the hard work that she...sees does translate into me wanting to work harder, as well. # es weiss und rat es doch keiner # wie

of our chanting voices.hare of harshness. you give me strength, you give me strength, so that the frond of a frog can dance for me, far away, over-the-top, with all the dances, your dzekhana on the steep slopes, calling for us. home days and the beginning of our chanting voices from afar perekrodny zasіni belyasami dzekata yakavna kruchytsya cry for us to the future days. and we begin with our vocal voices, not the closest one and the gift of the world, i’m so tired of hell that you... are with me, pakul zhivaty, we are sitting together, mother, as i want to hear your voice. you carry our roofs and mountains, on old beaches, on sick hands, you are in my dreams. tank gavorysh і ў sadze garyts on the viburnum is clear, for the holy caster i play for the krynichak vacchy scenes and dabra, for the holy caster the memory is dark. dats may sagravae soul for the holy caster, the zvetoga caster will tie together, like nizhashyny nabras, for the holy patrebne understand. mine, warming the soul for the holy father, wi

so, watching you judging these voices, what do you look for in a voice?ds that they create are one of the most key things for me — how the voice resonates — and also how the voice works with text. i think that is really important. and, of course, that is what bryn terfel is fantastic at doing as well. now, you know sir bryn terfel. just describe his voice for us, with your musical knowledge. what makes it so great? i think the resonance of that voice and because he's such a large frame, i think that that — it's like a beautiful double bass, isn't it? and then, the sound that he generates is quite incredible and also, the control he has in his voice. he can sing the most delicate piece as well, so it's quite a unique voice, and is very special. some of these young people are hoping they can achieve the fame and acclaim that sir bryn enjoys. however, he says that success can also come at the cost. —— however, he says success can also come at a cost. i've had injuries on the stage. my back has been a constant problem, especially with raked stages. so, i've h

he sings in welsh so watching you judging these voices, what do you look for in a voice?how the vowel sounds that they create is one of the most key things for me, is how the voice, sort of, resonates, and also the way that the voice works with text. i think that's really, really important. and of course, that's what bryn terfel is fantastic at doing, as well. now, you know sir bryn terfel. just describe his voice for us with your musical knowledge. what makes it so great? i think the resonance of that voice, and because he has such a large frame, i think that... it's like a beautiful double bass, isn't it? and then the sound that he generates is quite, quite incredible, but also — the control that he has on his voice. he can sing the most delicate pianissimo, as well. so, it's quite a unique voice, and he's very special. some of these young people are hoping they can achieve the fame and acclaim that sir bryn enjoys. however, he says success can also come at a cost. i've had injuries on the stage — my back has been a constant problem, especially with raked stages. so i'v

you've spoken out in the past about being the only voice and the difficulties of being the only voice in the room. so as a filmmaker, let me start by asking you how difficult is it for you to be the only voice in your community? if you are, of course, i think within my own community, i am certainly not the only voice. i mean, we have a, a, a, just an amazing swell of people speaking up around the world from all corners of the world. so that's been really beautiful. but with in hollywood itself, it certainly does feel sometimes like i am the only voice in the room and that i am the only posting invoice on the room. so that is definitely felt and how, how do i handle it? i mean to be very honest, i feel like. ready is my absolute not just duty, but of privilege to encourage others to speak up and to really, really use my voice with in the system to change the system. and you mentioned that there are all people within the so making community speaking up, do you think enough celebrities and public figures are using that platforms to speak up? do you feel emboldened by them by who already

so you've spoken out in the past about being the only voice and the difficulties of being the only voice in the room. so as a filmmaker, let me start by asking you how difficult is it for you to be the only voice in your community? if you are, of course, i think within my own community, i am certainly not the only voice. i mean, we have a, a, a, just an amazing swell of people speaking up around the world from all corners of the world. so that's been really beautiful. but with in hollywood itself, it certainly does feel sometimes like i am the only voice in the room and that i am the only posting invoice on the room. so that is definitely felt and how, how do i handle it? i mean to be very honest, i feel like. ready is my absolute not just duty, but of privilege to encourage others to speak up and to really, really use my voice with in the system to change the system. and you mentioned that there are all people within the so making community speaking up, do you think enough celebrities and public figures are using that platforms to speak up? do you feel emboldened by them by who already

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this is the voice. watch the show "goal".finalists on stage! everything is getting better since it seems that nokani are here. next to me it’s better to say it’s hard to pronounce, it’s difficult, but it’s really necessary, and i can’t accept this fate of mine, if it is. yours is different and i don’t want to take your heart away from those. who can no longer live without him, i know only the best in you, i’m not afraid of being overwhelmed by love, we live on him, not in a dream, but i still can’t wake up, i’ll say i love you and that’s forever, even if it’s funny, even if it’s necessary they laugh at me consciences are scattered. dara yes, our planes in the sky will unfold, even if hundreds of random eyes are looking for random dramas, pulling the gru towards themselves with a magnet. the first one of us will be torn at the seams, we are so tightly sewn, know that you and i are not given the opportunity to stop time, or to go to paradise around the corner. each will have their own, but i ’ll take with me our tender days and

, the voice of the children, yes, the voice of the children, yes, we are united by the voice, in facte no longer children, i took part in the children’s, in the children’s children’s and then after, i was 14 years old then, i always dreamed of participating in this project, but i always understood that well, where am i, i’m a boy, i was from st. petersburg then , i played football every day, and for me to get on television, on the main channel of the country, this is generally, well, what is it? something like that, my brother once took a computer, submitted an application, then applications were accepted on the website, yeah. he told me about this, i took it all as a joke, a month later i came back from the football field, he said: they answered us from the first channel, we went to moscow for a casting, and we started learning songs, i went to the teacher, and this started here is my first musical step, akmal, right now you stand here next to this button, so with your back to us, with your back to us, facing the people, facing the people and not peeking, your task will be press the

there are many such videos, my voice is mine, but i have never voiced this video or anything similarit. dubbing actor pavel darofeev also found himself in the same situation; his voice is now being used to voice over videos of an extremist nature. obviously, they violate some points of the criminal code of the russian federation, and at the same time it seems like your voice, and you have nothing to do with this at all. the question is that it is time to tighten liability for fraud using neural networks is long overdue. we propose that facebook's deep technology should be considered an aggravating circumstance. if the article of fraud is applied, then in this article there are different sanctions, given the use of this technology, the sanctions should be higher, alas, digital technologies designed to make our lives easier are successfully used by scammers to enrich themselves, experts ask you to be careful, the actor also gives his advice dmitry pevtsov, if a person calls you and introduces himself as an fsb officer and says that your conversation is strictly confidential, just answe

concerns about re-creating their voice. >> openai is testing out something called voice engine whiches a 15 second sample of somebody talking and can create a very convincing replica and it is on the spot on. the concern is, you think anybody's voice and make it sound like they are saying something they never said. this is something that is being tested and it has not rolled out to the masses yet but there is some concerns maybe there should be authentication to make sure that i am the one wanting to replicate my voice and not somebody else. and to make sure people are not just replicated voices of people who are really well now because i can be -- that can lead to misinformation especially during an election year. >> totally dicey. if your voice is being used you probably will want to get paid for it if it is for some commercial endeavor. let's pivot to a story we reported on yesterday around the world microsoft separating its videoconferencing app teams from its office bundle. san francisco based slack spur the action by following a complaint with the european union over unfair com

you can always use that place to add your voice to many more voices are demanding better. virginia fees, better jobs, better education on better health. the one of the things that i'm really pleased about is actually when i manage to um, push for sign language, interpreter's settings for the little house and also the at the house is a long time coming. and everybody thought i was crazy. but i said, sorry you were really being unfair if you do not have this service for persons with disabilities with dis disabled as a senator who is a p w d. and sometimes i, i feel a bit frustrated because people treat me like i'm a child. the most of the time people feel that they have to always have to help me and i'm like, i don't, i can't help myself. the 2 beds a but the do you know your move man? speak for itself. my a horrible southwick's. the a young women who want to enter politics. go ahead. i think the lead gets organized, get involved the persist in rekey by your routine last insurance and for more women and to achieve a call in who needs to say we need young women like your sisters, are you g

okay.- >> (multiple voices). >> yeah.sorry about that. >> in 2019 done so and his team. >> so no work was done prior to that? >> yeah. and nova is on 2021. >> august of 2021. >> so does the stay of violation or that extension for that effect the incurring of fines? >> um, well assessment of which the building permit is issued the actual um, yeah. no work on this on the um, complaints so no assessment of time still a monthly fee applied to after notice of violation whatever decision you make today will not have an affect on what is issued or denied. >> question. >> so what does our decision do i have to effect and plannings ability to move any faster and have to wait for planning.- >> (multiple voices). >> question sorry commissioner williams. >> wearing saying the notice of violation was issued appropriately you guys say for the your fault per se but it was issued not attend to in the amount of time whatever, whatever and order of abatement we have to fix it within a certain amount of time and now we're saying it hold on

to amplify those voices? amb.mas-greenfield: it's a high priority for us and it's a high priority at the highest levels of the was government. the president has been engaging on pacific and issues during his administration, i think is a clear representation of how committed we are to amplifying their voices. in new york, i have a very unique purge, because i can meet -- unique perch, because i can meet with all of these countries all at once. i've had several meetings with groupings of the pacific island countries. i've met with other groupings where we have committed as a group to meet with pacific island countries. we have the quad that includes japan, australia, and india. we met recently and agreed that it was important that as a group we also engage, because they are equally engaged on these issues. and i think this is a commitment that will be reflected in all of the work that we do in the future. we recognize it is about their sovereignty as sea levels rise, that they will still exist as a nation regardless

soap is in this time on cyber security, deep face, and what happens when voice of systems like cv and alexa gets emotion? sure, you will not want to miss that stage and you have more news coming at the top of the all the code names project, cassandra, re determined through our investigations that has bull uh, was operating like a global drug carts. not somebody normally seizures organizations, the object to financially drain has gone out and bring them down to the team. agents from the american drug enforcement agency. i mean, as well as another whole lot. they wanted to go after their money. they had from lies themselves. we needed them to reveal that so world and to their own people. why did the us government suddenly shut down project cassandra in 2016? 03 pod documentary series. i'm asking has paula stats may 4th on d, w. the. do you want your pots to track your every move? is that a safety measure or creepy, installing spyware on the pot in a smartphone is becoming a thing in relationships with what we'll explain when that's a problem and how to protect yourself. and have you eve

now it's unveiling voice engine, a new text to audio generator, that can turn this real human voice sample is a push or pull that can make an object move. >> this to this ai generated one. >> have you ever wondered why a soccer ball soars through the air? >> open ai says it needs only a 15-second sample to generate a synthetic voice. >> it's going to get a lot of companies really rushing to perfect and to update a lot of their platforms. >> reporter: opening ai is not the first company to demonstrate the ability to clone voices. the risks of the technology already clear. >> does it impress you or does it concern you? >> i have to admit it's impressive. but i'm very concerned about the possibilities for these kinds of powerful technologies. there are no regulations so far. >> reporter: other voice generating programs have already been used to create fake ransom messages and even this robocall intended to sound like president biden. >> it's important you save your votes for the november election. >> reporter: open ai acknowledging the risks of this emerging technology, saying in the blog it'

they're making their voiced heard at the google cloud offices in sunnyvale.s is the scene tonight. google employees protesting project nimbus. that's a google a.i. and cloud tech service being used by israel. the protesters are demanding that google end the contract with israel. they also want their company to stop what they call harassment, intimidation, and censorship of palestinian and muslim google employees. >> we demand that google execs drop project nimbus now, and we also demand that google protect their arab, muslim, and palestinian workers, who are speaking out against project nimbus and who have been facing harassment, suppression, retaliation at work. >> similar sit-ins and walkouts are also happening at google offices in seattle and new york city. right now, the protesters are livestreaming actually their takeover, and they say they are prepared to be arrested. >>> here's the story that a lot of people are still talking about, and a lot of people are still frustrated about. those protesters arrested for shutting down the golden gate bridge yester

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who called us is administering medications, and during cardiopulmonary resuscitation the patient’s voicerough the silence, stop beating me, sometimes with humor, but always with extraordinary modesty, they tell o how patients were brought back to life, andrei abashin remembered the call to a two-year-old child with swelling of the larynx for the rest of his life. everything, but the best reward for a doctor, for an ambulance officer, is a saved life. the first brigade is on call, first. a doctor with almost forty years of experience, vasily vishnyakov is called a virtuoso of thrombolysis by his colleagues; this is the introduction of a special drug to break down blood clots; it must be used in time and the disease must be correctly recognized. for example, sergei glushchenko, at first thought that he had food poisoning, that is, there was a serious lower infarction, complicated by the cardia, and even the right stomach. connected, in general his condition was quite serious. vishnyakov’s team managed and did not let the disease kill the patient. he was safely taken to the cardiac center a