that was zoe. now, home just yet. that was zoe. now. one — home just yet. that was zoe.| now, one in eight women will home just yet. that was zoe. i now, one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in their lifetime. making it the most common cancer for women worldwide. and whilst five—year survival rates have massively risen — thanks to better treatment and better screening — there is always the fear that, after you've had treatment to get rid of it, the cancer could come back. mm. but one company is using al to try and better predict recurrence rates, so that people get treatments that are more suited to them. gustave roussy in paris is one of the world's leading cancer centres, often treating rare or complex tumours, as well as trialling some of the latest diagnostics and therapies. personalising a cancer plan can be a really tough challenge, especially when it comes to the balance between providing enough treatment to avoid recurrence, and over—treating and the impact that that can have on a patient�*s health. and here, what's known as a non

merry clickmas, have a rest, zoe — merry clickmas, have a rest, zoe l— merry clickmas, have a rest, zoeted children's privacy and trip users into making unintended purchases with this app design. twitter users have voted for chief executive elon musk to step down as the head of the platform. mr musk said he would abide by the results of the pole that he tweeted. 17.5 million users voted in it, around 60% saying he should go. he has since confirmed he will resign but only once he has found someone who is, quite, foolish enough to take the job. clearly, he is veering all over the place, isn't sure exactly what he thinks he should do and seems to be looking for outside affirmation of all his efforts. the european commission has warned that it could face up to $11.8 billion in fines for alleged anti—trust breaches —— warned meta. the eu's executive answers believes they have extorted competition from rivals by tying social network facebook to facebook marketplace. and after helping secure the world cup trophy for argentina, football lionel messi has secured yet another win, his instagram po

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zoey's humans says zoe can be a little . just a little, very dramatic about her bowl being empty. i mean, i get the same way. that's what i was doing about the carrot cake on his birthday. and this is what i i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is let our injury attorneys know he how much their accident cget the best result possible. >> deja: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "glass onion: a knives out mystery," kate hudson! and in "holiday heritage," holly robinson peete! and first "live's holiday bake it easy week," the holly jolly santa cookie. and the man with a plan, mark consuelos, joins kellyt the cohost desk. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: good morning, deja. wow. oh,

zoe kleinman, bbc news.any of britain's pubs, says a majority are considering cutting opening hours this winter, because of staff shortages and rising energy bills. the british beer and pub association, says more than 85 per cent of public houses, are considering closing for at least one day a week. bbc analysis has also found that 331 food service firms, like cafes, pubs and catering companies, say they're going bankrupt, filing for insolvency in november. that's up 57 per cent compared to the same time last year. in all, well over 6,000 hospitality firms, have begun insolvency proceedings, since 2020. with more, here's our business reporter, noor nanji. the drinks are flowing at the barn pub near rugby, but it might be an early night. it's shutting at 8pm tonight instead of ten. one of a range of measures it's taking to keep going. we start off seven days a week cos we thought it was important to be open continuously so that people could just pop in. but then, sadly, that didn't happen so we were busy pred

congratulations, zoe, how incredible is that? i know you have a lot of work ahead, girl. let's talk through some of it, right? montana, one of the many states of course that has a handful of anti-trans bills in the last year, including a ban on trans women. i want to make sure i get this right. participating in women sports and the banning trans people from a bay neighbor certificates. you wants testified against these very bills and now you will have the power and the opportunity to change them. what work do you think you realistically can get done? >> so, there is a lot to be done about the anti-lgbtq bills that passed. thankfully, the birth certificate bill has an injection against it currently in the courts and will be going to the montana supreme court. the collegiate aspect of the ban was also shot a down due to infringing on the rights to set policy for the university system. so, there's a lot of work to be done to correct the narrative there. i know what i was when -- i was testifying about the governor's office alongside

i never had a problem with zoe.e, it's not that i disliked my name at all, but i always loved my middle name so much because it was my grandma's last name and my mom's middle name, as well, and i just thought that it fit me better, so after cutting my hair, it fell kind of appropriate to also take that other leap, as well. claire: i grew up in newton, massachusetts, which is about 10 minutes outse of boston. growing up in that place not being kind of like everyone i was around was a little weird. it was never really a question of wheth or not i liked girls. it just was, like, later in life, i was like, "do i like guys?" i'm like, "is that an assumption i should have made about myself?" um, so when i first came out to at least my lacrosse team, um, i came out as bisexual, which is a pretty easy thing to stomach, i'd say. doesn't mean that they were great about it. uh, i've been on a few homophobic teams, the kind of things it's like "i don't care you like girls, but blah, blah, blah." um, i've been-- i've been heckle

i was making that point yesterday, zoe,. i that we | point yesterday, zoe,.ry targets. they are legitimate targets. exactly. - they are military targets. they are legitimate targets. exactly. they l legitimate targets. exactly. they are military targets. and depending on what _ are military targets. and depending on what reports you read. cash of roses _ on what reports you read. cash of roses have — on what reports you read. cash of roses have been nonexistent or very few. roses have been nonexistent or very few so _ roses have been nonexistent or very few so this— roses have been nonexistent or very few. so this is a strategic operation. what i would also say is when _ operation. what i would also say is when your— operation. what i would also say is when your latest military intelligence suggests actually, support for the war in ukraine led by russia — support for the war in ukraine led by russia is declining in russia itself— by russia is declining in russia itself to— by russia is declining in russia itself to know at 55% of russians favouring — itself t

zoe kleinman has been giving it a try.ther you are talking to a human or a computer. pretty obvious if you're hanging out with tesla's 0ptimus here, but sometimes less so when you are relying on typing and texting. a number of tech firms are working on the future of chatbots — an a! platform trained to engage in conversation. and one in particular has gone viral. it is called chatgpt, from the firm 0penai, and more than a million people have had a play with it since it launched. it gets its wealth of information and styles of writing from the internet. i'm going to let it show you what it can do all by itself. first question: "explain chatgpt in two sentences". "chatgpt is a chatbot trained using the gpt—3 language model. "it uses natural language processing to generate "responses to user input in a conversational manner". not so conversational so far. let's try another question: "are you alive?" "no, i'm a virtual assistant "created by a computer programme. "i do not have consciousness or the ability to feel "emotions lik

your colleague zoe lofgren was on the program a few weeks ago and she said all the evidence for good or ill will be out within the month. when, how, when will we know we've come to a conclusion? >> i'm not going to get in front of zoe lofgren, but benny thompson, vice chair liz cheney, we are going to put out a fulsome report to talk about the facts and circumstances of january 6th and zoe lofgren has talked about, and adam kinzinger, there are important things we learned along the way of january 6th we feel should be shared with the american public. we're going to do that. we're going to do it in a thoughtful way. members are working each and every day, editing the documents we will be putting out in accordance with house rules. we are preserving the important documents and we'll be transparent about this process. the american public will see a full report. >> okay. will the justice department get all the underlying documents merrick garland said at a press conference that they would like to get ahold of your evidence? >> we look forward to the department of justice and the american

hello, zoe. well, there's been a lot about elon musk on twitter. how has it been for you? i'm married to elon musk, actually, because everything that he does has a direct impact on my life. but what an interesting story we've seen. we started in april with — is he or is he not going to buy it? then, suddenly he did buy it, rocked up with the kitchen sink and sort of threw... literally! literally with the kitchen sink, then kind of threw grenades into it, you know, and has caused an awful lot of destruction in that firm. do you think he's just doing what he did with his other companies, which is go in and, just as you say, blow everything up? yeah. i mean, ithink, you know, the character of the man aside, he's so impulsive and such an oversharer that you end up kind of seeing a lot of what he's doing before he's really had a chance to think about it. if you do think about it, he is doing what big business leaders do. he's, you know, bought this thing for hugely more money than anybody else wants to buy it for. and now, he's got to try and make it work. let's not forget, twi

or to do so, she needed to beat zoe hives in a match that would be much closer. out from the baseline, a question of who would blink first. yes. penman happy as swann held her nerve. first set six four, but roared on by a raucous home crowd. hives fought back, racing into a three love lead in the second. herjoy, though short lived swan producing a fightback of her own, winning six games in a row and winning the match. the perfect way to start a new season. so great britain in control of the tie. the two teams will meet again tomorrow. michael radford, bbc news. it's emerged there are more former british and irish lions among those suing rugby authorities for their brain injuries. solicitors say legal proceedings had been issued for about 160 players, with proceedings for about 70 more expected next year. rugby�*s governing bodies are accused of failing to "protect players. we can speak now to former rugby international lenny woodard who has been diagnosd with early onset dementia. good evening. great to have you on the programme. we heard from you earlier in the

zoe has been giving it a try. writing abilities. zoe has been giving it a try-— giving it a try.t always know if - giving it a try. you don't always know if you - giving it a try. you don't always know if you are i giving it a try. you don't - always know if you are talking to a computer or a human. sometimes it is less obvious when you are typing and test —— texting. a lot of firms are working on chat bots. 0ne texting. a lot of firms are working on chat bots. one in particular has gone viral. it is called chatgpt from the firm 0penai and more than a million people have had a play with it since it has been launched. gets at styles of writing from the internet was up i'm going to let it show you what it can do by itself. first question," explain chatgpt into explain chatg pt into sentences". explain chatgpt into sentences". "chat gpt is a chat generated in the language model that uses natural language processing to generate responses to user input in a conversational manner". not so conversational manner". not so conversational so far. let's try another question. "are you alive?"

spectator columnist spectator telegraph columnist and wine connoisseur zoe. is here and it's all us. time for the buxton . don't touch time for the buxton. don't touch that dial . false here in britain, we are avid consumer farmers of wine. we've always been a relatively minor producer of it. but perhaps this has been advanced by misconceptions such that british cuisine is bland. well the british palate is unsophisticated . nothing could unsophisticated. nothing could be further from the truth. what if i were to tell that winemaking has been a customer ? winemaking has been a customer? these islands for over a thousand years, ever since the romans it over brought over the practise and by the way they learnt it from the greeks obviously . well as a matter of obviously. well as a matter of fact it's making a resurgence in the last years grapevine planting in england has doubled with more available on the market than ever before. so our palate are going to take a deep into the cold dip into . the cool into the cold dip into. the cool rivers reservoirs of essex r

spectator columnist spectator telegraph columnist and wine connoisseur zoe. is here and it's all us. time for the buxton . don't touch time for the buxton. don't touch that dial . false here in britain, we are avid consumer farmers of wine. we've always been a relatively minor producer of it. but perhaps this has been advanced by misconceptions such that british cuisine is bland. well the british palate is unsophisticated . nothing could unsophisticated. nothing could be further from the truth. what if i were to tell that winemaking has been a customer ? winemaking has been a customer? these islands for over a thousand years, ever since the romans it over brought over the practise and by the way they learnt it from the greeks obviously . well as a matter of obviously. well as a matter of fact it's making a resurgence in the last years grapevine planting in england has doubled with more available on the market than ever before. so our palate are going to take a deep into the cold dip into . the cool into the cold dip into. the cool rivers reservoirs of essex r

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zoe conway, bbc news.just been hearing, gatwick is one of the six major airports affected by today's strikes. hannah is there us for us this morning. hannah, what impact might these strikes have? lots of people heading off on their holidays here at gatwick this morning and hoping this doesn't affect them when they return. border force have already apologised in advance for any disruption to arrivals here at gatwick airport. the strike affects notjust here but also heathrow, birmingham, manchester, glasgow and cardiff and the port of new haven. it has the potential over the next eight days orso potential over the next eight days or so to disrupt nearly 2 million passengers arriving on around 9000 flights, about a quarter of a million of those will arrive in the uk on the first day of the strike, today, and at gatwick it is likely today, and at gatwick it is likely to be the busiest day for arrivals over the affected period. it is too early to know what impact it will have, there haven't been enough arrivals

right now a member of the january 6th select committee, zoe lofgren. thank you so much for joining us. as you know, this new transcript reveals senator lindsey graham wanted what he suggested were five dead voters. what does that say about the lengths trump allies were going to go to perpetuate this lie? >> well, it looks like an excuse for remoting the lie rather than evidence that the lie was true. and clearly, in the end, it was clear that the ex-president was pursuing, you know, a strategy even he knew was false. he knew he lost the election, and he lied about it, and he talked millions of people into believing it. you'd have to ask the senator whether he believed it or whether he was part of the conspiracy. >> just two days after election day 2020, donald trump jr. sent mark meadows, who was then trump's white house chief of staff a plan to keep trump in power, a plan trump jr. called sophisticated and plausible, his words. how do you expect the justice department to make use of all of these new details in their ongoing criminal investigation of t

zoe conway, bbc news. the bbc�*s hannah miller's at london gatwick airport. things looking where you are? it looks like people are coming through international arrivals at the moment. through international arrivals at the moment-— through international arrivals at the moment. , , , , the moment. yes, this is the first test here at _ the moment. yes, this is the first test here at gatwick _ the moment. yes, this is the first test here at gatwick airport - the moment. yes, this is the first test here at gatwick airport this l test here at gatwick airport this morning. things so far appear to have been running smoothly. there is a steady flow of passengers who have been coming through the arrival gates and everyone we have spoken to has said that their experience has been relatively normal. but they are seeing military personnel at the passport control rather than the usual border force officials. but so far, the contingency plans appear to be working. 0ne far, the contingency plans appear to be working. one person also said to me that they were using the e gate

i'll speak live with a key panel member representative zoe lofgren. >>> and president biden just signedtoric same-sex marriage legislation into law. we'll break down what the new law means for the lgbtq community and for the nation. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. ♪ >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> let's get straight to the breaking news right now. the confirmed tornado near shreveport, louisiana, part of a massive and very dangerous system that has millions in the path of severe weather right now. jennifer gray is tracking all of this for us. what's the latest, jennifer? >> we have active tornado warnings going on across portions of louisiana, in fact, tornado watch in effect through 10:00 central time and will most likely be extended after that. it means a tornado could be in progress in these areas just on the south side of shreveport. one of those tornado warnings, and that's where the most populated area is right now, in fact, we got word that the national weather service also was als

zoe conway, bbc news. the bbc�*s hannah miller's been at london gatwick airport.us how things have been going so far. this is the first test, really, here at gatwick airport this morning. things so far appear to have been running smoothly. there is a steady flow of passengers who have been coming through the arrival gates and everyone we've spoken to has said that their experience has been relatively normal. they are seeing military personnel at the passport control rather than the usual border force officials. but so far, the contingency plans appear to be working. one person also said to me that they were using the e—gates, those gates where you just scan your passport and don't have to speak to anyone. those, of course, don't go on strike, the passenger said. the airport is hoping that people using the e—gates and the military personnel will limit the impact here. we're also hearing from heathrow airport this morning, which is expected to see the worst of this strike, that things are going relatively smoothly. the boss of gatwick airport said that in the worst

zoe conway, bbc news.minister rishi sunak says he's disappointed by the disruption being caused by all the winter strikes. let's hear what had to say about the public sector industrial disputes. i'm really saddened and disappointed about the disruption that is being caused to so many people's lives, particularly at christmas time. you know, when it comes to... it's a difficult question of setting public sector pay. the government has acted fairly and reasonably in accepting all the recommendations of the public sector pay review bodies. it's an independent process the government has listened to. i'd urge everybody who is travelling at the moment to just please check before you make yourjourney so you know what's happening. you're risking a dangerous escalation, though, aren't you? you're obviously trying to hold your nerve with the unions, but the fact that more strike dates have been announced is a sign of failure, right? what i'm trying to do is make the right long—term decisions for the country, for eve

[applause] >> ladies and gentle the honorable zoe lofgren.portrait. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable nancy pelosi speaker of the house of representatives. [applause] [applause] >> thank you all. it is amazing to think john weiner and i had the same artists during our pictures, right john? good afternoon everyone. and overjoyed to be here is each and every one of the appurtenant overjoyed to be here with my family, paul, paul junior, nancy karen, alexander, the pelosi's also hear from baltimore, thank you for being here. thank you to my dear husband, paul. life my constant pillar of support. thank you paul and thank you for unveiling the portrait. [applause] [applause] the speaker: i'm touched by so many of my dedicated staff who is here. the best staff ever in the history of our country. [applause] the speaker: and for my remarkable colleagues, everything that was said here about about what we accomplished would not have been possible without the courage of our colleagues and dedication and values, the courage of ou

zoe conway, bbc news. people missing from a fishing boat off the island ofjersey. the vessel is believed to have sunk early yesterday morning after colliding with a cargo ferry. robert hall reports from jersey. they had searched until the light failed. at dawn, jersey's fishing fleet sailed again, venturing further afield, but with hope dimmed. today's resumed operation follows underwater surveys carried out by this french support vessel. meanwhile the freighter involved in yesterday's collision is at her berth in st helier. the damage to her bow from the collision stretches for several metres above the water line. an online tracking app captures the sequence of events which then unfolded. ahead of the goodwill is thejersey trawler l'ecume ii. the two vessels converge. the moment of collision is clear. the goodwill then turns back to retrace her course, and by now an urgent call to the coastguard has brought lifeboats racing to the scene, followed by a small fleet of fishing boats anxious to join the searc

zoe kleinman has been giving it a try. you don't always know whether you are talking to a human or a computer. pretty obvious if you're hanging out with tesla's optimus here. but sometimes less so when you are relying on typing and texting. a number of tech firms are working on the future of chatbots — an ai platform trained to engage in conversation. and one in particular has gone viral. it is called chatgpt, from the firm openai, and more than a million people have had a play with it since it launched. it gets its wealth of information and styles of writing from the internet. i'm going to let it show you what it can do all by itself. first question: "explain chatgpt in two sentences". "chatgpt is a chatbot trained using the gpt—3 language model. "it uses natural language processing to generate "responses to user input in a conversational manner". not so conversational so far. let's try another question: "are you alive?" "no, i'm a virtual assistant created by a computer programme. "i do not have consciousness or the abil

zoe lofgren saying they'll make almost everything public.t's important for the american people to see earth and believes when the republicans take charge they will try to cherry-pick and cast doubts on the investigation so she says let's make just about everything public. the man who wants to be speaker of the house, the current house republican leader, kevin mccarthy said in a letter yesterday to the committee although your committee's public hearings did not focus on the why the capitol complex was not secure on january 6th, 2021, republican majority in the 118th congress will hold hearings that do so so he's going to try, the republicans are going to try to distract attention from trump supporters storming the building and get to an issue which is legitimate. the question is how do they get to it, were there -- did they fail to connect the dots? should there have been more security at the capitol that day? >> i mean i think those are legitimate questions, but like many things, i think in the new congress, things will be viewed through a p

zoe kleinman, bbc news.usiness saturday — has been running for a decade now and is aimed at showing appreciation for the local companies who, in the words of the organisers, are "the life and soul of our economy, society, and communities". michelle 0vens is director of small business saturday. just outlined some of the challenges, if you will, as to what businesses are facing at the moment.— what businesses are facing at the moment. thank you. it is of course a challenging _ the moment. thank you. it is of course a challenging time. - the moment. thank you. it is of course a challenging time. you | course a challenging time. you can see a tonne, every news, every social media platform, there is a recession looming, costs are rising. research with american express says 66%, and two thirds of businesses i seeing costs rising across the business which is their major challenge at the moment. it is hard to make a margin and it is christmas and for a lot of businesses this is a time of year when they do make that

zoe kleinman, bbc news.rate the best sporting achievements of the last year. the short list of six contenders has been announced and the winner will be chosen by the public at the ceremony tonight. here's andy swiss. the 2021 bbc sports personality of the year is... emma raducanu! last year it went to a certain teenage tennis star but who'll be the next person to lift that famous trophy? well, these are the six contenders in alphabetical order. there's gymnastjessica gadirova who won gold at the world championships at just 18. footballer beth mead, the player of the tournament as england won the women's euros on home soil. eve muirhead, who led her team to britain's only gold medal at the winter olympics. there snooker player ronnie o'sullivan, world champion for a record—equalling seventh time. cricketer ben stokes, england's victorious test captain, who also helped them win the t20 world cup. and finally, jake wightman, who clinched gold in the 1500 metres at the world athletics championships. there's also

mental practitioner and businesswoman zoe clews is here and face shoot as book.ound the corner and you won't want to miss any of that. see you in a moment . now it's for the best happy ending . in now it's for the best happy ending. in this show, now it's for the best happy ending . in this show, we've ending. in this show, we've broken down all that has happened since that dreadful of 2020. the long term effects it's had on people and, the break of trust that it caused in our society. it divided people, families and communities. it was a terrible time for mental health. but 2022 is almost over andifs health. but 2022 is almost over and it's time to look towards 2023 and all the possibilities it holds. mental practitioner and businesswoman zoe clews is here with some tips and tricks to take back control of your life in 2023. hello, zoe, how are you? i'm great. so why we got so unhappy? well, it's so multi fact, isn't it? where do we start? okay so we've had three years of being told what to do , how to feel, what to do to do, how to feel, what to do with our bodi

zoe kleinman has been giving it a try.with tesla's 0ptimus here, but sometimes less so when you are relying on typing and texting. a number of tech firms are working on the future of chatbots — an a! platform trained to engage in conversation. and one in particular has gone viral. it is called chatgpt, from the firm 0penai, and more than a million people have had a play with it since it launched. it gets its wealth of information and styles of writing from the internet. i'm going to let it show you what it can do all by itself. first question: "explain chatgpt in two sentences". "chatgpt is a chatbot trained using the gpt—3 language model. "it uses natural language processing to generate "responses to user input in a conversational manner". not so conversational so far. let's try another question: "are you alive?" "no, i'm a virtual assistant "created by a computer "programme. "i do not have consciousness or the ability to feel "emotions like a human. "i exist only to provide information and assist "with tasks within the l

mental practitioner and businesswoman zoe clews is here and face shoot as book.ound the corner and you won't want to miss any of that. see you in a moment . now it's for the best happy ending . in now it's for the best happy ending. in this show, now it's for the best happy ending . in this show, we've ending. in this show, we've broken down all that has happened since that dreadful of 2020. the long term effects it's had on people and, the break of trust that it caused in our society. it divided people, families and communities. it was a terrible time for mental health. but 2022 is almost over andifs health. but 2022 is almost over and it's time to look towards 2023 and all the possibilities it holds. mental practitioner and businesswoman zoe clews is here with some tips and tricks to take back control of your life in 2023. hello, zoe, how are you? i'm great. so why we got so unhappy? well, it's so multi fact, isn't it? where do we start? okay so we've had three years of being told what to do , how to feel, what to do to do, how to feel, what to do with our bodi

zoe kleinman has been giving it a try.hether you are talking to a human or a computer. pretty obvious if you're hanging out with tesla's optimus here, but sometimes less so when you are relying on typing and texting. a number of tech firms are working on the future of chatbots — an ai platform trained to engage in conversation. and one in particular has gone viral. it is called chatgpt, from the firm openai, and more than a million people have had a play with it since it launched. it gets its wealth of information and styles of writing from the internet. i'm going to let it show you what it can do all by itself. first question: "explain chatgpt in two sentences". "chatgpt is a chatbot trained using the gpt—3 language model. "it uses natural language processing to generate "responses to user input in a conversational manner". not so conversational so far. let's try another question: "are you alive?" "no, i'm a virtual assistant created by a computer programme. "i do not have consciousness or the ability to feel "emotions li