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both hired by google. they create this ethical ai team at google which is designed to fight this problem. recently, since my book was put to bed they have both been ousted from google. as you have, on the one side, people calling attention to this and a lot of people taking notice, inside as well as out, you have these other corporate forces, in very ways -- various ways, pushing against it. these companies have their own aims. they are complicated. driven by the profit motive among other things. it often comes into conflict with these other efforts. >> i find that so interesting. their ideas are powerful, insightful, important. much like the networks. before they were adopted by amazon and google. their ideas are aligned. >> you are exactly right. you see on twitter, for instance , on a daily basis, people accusing me of being an activist. you know, you could make, and you see this in the book, the same criticism of these neural network pioneers that are sort of in the wilderness saying this technology wi

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patel: that is literally code for viewers, google this. kristen: we have smart viewers and they know how to make use of google. c, the last variant was vaccinated adult the traveled to new york city. i know it is an adult and it was a man and new york's governor was telling people who have been to the conference to get tested. so let's go with b. b is the lie. dr. patel: b is, in fact, the lie. you mentioned earlier why a is true. c is also an animated convention. this person did not have a history to traveling to any of the other 23 countries, so it's not possible it is circulating throughout the united states. b is important in terms of what the omicron variant is going to be able to do or not do. that spike protein, where antibodies are recognizing, delta has nine. this isn't necessarily telling us everything because the delta variant also had mutations in the reproductive gene. so, we definitely need more data, but this is why it raised alarm bells. kristen: dr. patel, now that my viewers have beaten you at your own game once again --

we have arranged for it to be easier for you to find free covid testing sites near you on google. just enter, covid test near me in the google search bar and you will find a number of different locations nearby where you can get tested. we continue to use the defense production act as we did earlier to make sure we are producing as many tests as quickly as possible. the bottom line is it is a lot better than it was and we are taking more steps to make it easier to get tested and get tested for free. next, we are preparing hospitals for what is coming. those 40 million unvaccinated adults have the chance of getting covid-19 and some of you will get very sick. hospitals are going to get extremely stressed, extremely stressed again both in terms of equipment as well as personnel to care for those who get sick. that is why my administration has stockpiled and pre-positioned millions of gowns, gloves, masks and ventilators. we are ready to send them immediately to any state that needs more. i have directed the pentagon to mobilize an additional 1000 troops to be deployed to help staff

and we have people in google having their demand so. so yeah, definitely there is a big movement going on and with the labor shortage and workers definitely have a historic chance to make and push for some changes yann's court at new york. thank you so much. now ryan air expects its annual loss to more than double things to travel restrictions being put in place to contain the spread of the omer cranberries. in europe, the largest airline by passenger numbers now expects to lose up to 450000000 euros . it also is forecasting only 6 to 7000000 passengers in january, instead of its previous forecast of 10000000. the irish carrier blamed new travel restrictions being put in place. and the u. k. france in germany as well as restrictions on travel to morocco. and it's not just ryan air, the return of travel barriers could deal a major blow to the entire airline industry. most airlines have only in the past few months started to see trouble pick back up the industries fragile recovery and their hopes for a better 20. 22 is increasingly up in

at google, this past year, one of the top researchers at google, one of their researchers came out and said, specifically very biased. learning how to talk from the internet. we learned on like reddit. it says, you know, give it an identity category, it is racist and sexist. google researchers came forward and said we need to have a bigger conversation about this and we're trying to get people on board about this and then she was fired. so, that is my feeling. look at, you know, how they are playing out. it is not working out that way. >> just one quick follow-up. those communities creating this, do they have anything ethical between them, where science has advanced greatly, but our own set of values in the way things should be done have not caught up. maybe they are or are not having those conversations. >> there a lot of conferences where there are panels about bias and language. that is one issue, particularly with large language models. they kind of trickle down to the public. reading articles about this in the new york times. or the washington post. this is something that they wer

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, we are going to lease from google holdings ireland it's owned by google holdings and it's this web of corporate nonsense that allows the companies do not pay their taxes. second is to make them pay their taxes. and i'm going to be very blunt right now. the example where certain companies, the kind of behavior that we saw back in the 1970s and 80s and when there are revelations of wrongdoing, when there are revelations of executives lying to congress, at what point are they held to the rule of law. you don't get to just break the law because you are rich and powerful. i do feel like there's a company or two out there. >> we have time for one more question but for that question i'm going to validate two questions that are kind of related. one person, thank you for your comment and points out that women are always affected when there's these kinds of an equities and a similar question came from another audience member saying again they fall disproportionately on women and it's almost impossible to build a sustainable economy. what do we do about all that? i will point to the example o

disorder but then the funding all went to terrorism and then in 2006 smart phones comeny along with the google and social media exploded cybercrime, those that are in the head is a nightmare in many respects that will not see the same resources. we don't train the officers in these responsibilities. >> i have a new appreciation for the president on down to defined the police. train the cops for at least one year before six months putting them on the street. but you'll have to train us better. and we will fail once again to create new path on —- after this but generally institutionalize those memos. but the good news coming out of this is that it nearly caused a racial awakening unprecedented around the world. >> go back and get when we need to be funded. and what dissolves vision is. >> but in new york city all crime is down 80 percent in homicide is down since 2018. and trust build up and we have to prove once again where 20th century crime but now do something with race relations also. >> our time is winding down. i just want to thank you for the opportunity to sit with you and have this d

host: we are currently googling -- googling and there are plenty of websites that come up. how would you respond? guest: i just want to say thank you for listening and for continuing to have hope that there are a lot of people who have given up, they are tired of the lies and of the corruption. of the fact that at this point you have a political media complex where you have networks that are essentially hand-in-hand with one party or the other. so, the question is what the heck are we going to do? what is our path out of this? if 62% want an alternative why do we keep getting told that we cannot have it? is that in the constitution? the two party system is made up, and we need to change it as quickly as possible. we have that power. the problem is we get told that we do not by the media organizations that right now like the status quo and the way things are. so, to kurt's expression that we hopefully can have better, a lot of us have to get together to make it better, and that is what i want to see happen through the forwardparty.com if you go to forwardparty.com you can se

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google, surely there were private meetings in the hotels then as there are now learned, had sent me visit him and asked him if i come up, which was a yes, a lot happens at these informal meetings, rigans, this suite at the barrage is the perfect place for such private or even secret meetings. guests can have their choice of several spacious rooms. but what happens when state guests arrive at the hotel who don't quite fit in with other top officials, and the protection of confidentiality is potentially compromised. that's where tact is crucial. decor, sir. like as an if the law sal traditional is a few years ago i received the former secretary general of the united nations, kofi anonymous, of your, in did a guest at the same time. we had a delegation here from a country that was not necessarily supposed to be directly associated with the secretary general at hall ashanti high. so the united nations protocol asked me to let the secretary general in through the back entrance. are you the more jeffrey saltier lit up he, hoosier, of course i had the red carpet rolled out between the dumpsters.

sean: this is a google list and google think that stylish to censor people. grain of salt. look at, this he wears these gym shorts, he looks like he's an unemployed 18 out there, oversized shorts. i love adam sandler and my kids love his movies but this is a fashion failure. jackie, you go. jackie: agreed. chris coamo lasting own janice dean in text to his brother after dean criticized the former new york governor for his handling of the nursing home situation during the pandemic, 9,000 people with covid were put back in those nursing homes and, of course, as you know, janice dean, her in-laws both died at the time. it is a disgrace that he was trying to do that, chris cuomo deserved to be fire and that's my flop this week. that's going to do it for us. see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time for the big sunday show. the fox report with jon scott start now. ♪ ♪ jon: severe tornado outbreak tearing through several states overnight killing dozens and leaving miles long paths of terrible destruction. good evening, i'm jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ ♪ jon:

and we have people in google having their demand so. so yeah, definitely there is a big movement going on and was the labor shortage and workers definitely have a historic chance to make and push for some changes. yes. quarter in new york. thank you so much. now ryan air expects its annual loss to more than double things to travel restrictions being put in place to contain the spread of the omer cranberries, in europe, largest airline by passenger numbers now expects to lose up to 450000000 euros. it also is forecasting only 6 to 7000000 passengers in january, instead of its previous forecasts of 10000000. the irish carrier blamed new travel restrictions being put in place and the new k france and germany, as well as restrictions on travel to morocco. and it's not just ryan era, the return of travel barriers could deal a major blow to the entire airline industry. most airlines have only in the past few months started to see trouble pick back up the industries fragile recovery and their hopes for a better 20. 22 is increasingly up in the

and what website out, google, google, we will tell you which a social media platform was visited more than the popular search engine. and name calling as a lazy retort and politics, especially if they're emotionally charged term, all sleeping ground. so why are groups being allowed to assign labels without any accountability, if they are inaccurate and why this could have the potential to be dangerous and going into the midterm. our panel, we'll discuss, any time with all the modern medical advances we're seeing. you would think life expectancy would offer growth, but it is actually reduced. and the top reason is not even coping. we will give you the details. i'm sky now use and you're watching r t america. so let's get started. ah thanks for joining us. you know, with massive port congestion over the last few causing the supply chain to actually experience a bottleneck nationwide. many of question whether consumers will turn out for this year's holiday shopping season was archie course want to natasha. sweet explains, the pandemic continues to impact consumer have habits. as the ami

capital of nigeria is born on a state that happened near a base in my booty with president mohammed google hardy was scheduled to land for an official visit. the city and surrounding area had been at the center of a 12 year conflict with an armed group vocal. her palestinian authorities have said a village in northern occupied westbank has been attacked by israeli settlers. it comes off demonstrations earlier in the day in boca turned violent as israeli soldiers use tear gas against palestinians harry full. so it has moved from west jerusalem. this is an extremely serious incident in the northern part of the occupied west bank in and around the village of burka, which has been exceptionally tense. in recent days, the municipal government of the biggest close town nablus has said that hundreds of israeli settlers attacked the village under cover of night, the dozens were trying to get into individual homes. as part of that, that a cemetery was also attacked. stones were thrown, dozens of palestinians injured, a significant number of those also injured by rubber coated steel. bullets were to

know what happened at the boulevard back then, because she stayed there whenever she visited mirage in google. surely there were private meetings in the hotels. then as there are now learned is a take me visit him and asked him if i come up, which was a yes, a lot happens at these informal meetings, regression this suite at the bow revise is the perfect place for such private or even secret meetings. guests can have their choice of several spacious rooms, but what happens when state guests arrive at the hotel who don't quite fit in with other top officials and the protection of confidentiality is potentially compromised. that's where tact is crucial. dickerson like his on the law. so traditional holiness, a few years ago i received the former secretary general of the united nations, kofi anonymous, of your in did a guest at the same time. we had a delegation here from a country that was not necessarily supposed to be directly associated with the secretary general at hall with us on the high. so the united nations protocol asked me to let the secretary general in through the back entrance. are

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nurse who bought the car in those early days very much like the nurse who bought apple or, you know, google back in their early days. and only to realize that the value of those investments that they made ultimately were something that the market life in the market, you know, put their arms around the product and started paying more for it. how it's going to move forward from here. i don't know, but what i have been recommending people who own good client is to think about taking some profits along the way and put it into real things, farmland. timberland, gold, silver, you know tangible assets because what we want to get a rote get away from now. so who wants to start moving away from financial assets which are overvalued and into undervalue tangible assets? that's typically what happens during a period of increasing inflation. right, well again, the market seems to be moving toward the meta verse. we're the virtual reality is taking precedence over the quote unquote physical reality. another problem with golf you might have an opinion about this, of course, is that it is overly concentrat

. ♪ >>> on the cbs "money watch," google is delaying a return to office for its workers, and the price of a burger king whopper is going back to 1957. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, and happy friday, anne-marie. this morning traders are awaiting the labor department's monthly jobs report. that will be out later this morning. it's expected to be strong. it comes as all three major indices rebounded yesterday as concerns over e coronavirus variant eased for now. the dow rallied 617 points. the nasdaq jumped 127, and the s&p 500 added 64, logging its best day in seven weeks. >>> google employees will not be returning to the office on january 10th, as planned. the company is delaying its mandatory return to an unspecified date amid fears over the omicron variant of the coronavirus. in an email, google said individual offices can make decisions on when to require employees to come back based on local covid conditions. google and other companies have pushed back return dates several times as the v

and we have people in google and having their demand so. so yeah, definitely there is a big movement going on and with the labor shortage and workers definitely have an historic chance to make and push for some changes. yann's court at new york. thank you so much. now ryan air expects its annual loss to more than double things to travel restrictions being put in place to contain the spread of the omer cranberries, in europe, largest airline by passenger numbers now expects to lose up to 450000000 euros. it also is forecasting only 6 to 7000000 passengers in january, instead of its previous forecasts of 10000000. the irish carrier blames new travel restriction being put in place and the u. k. france in germany as well as restrictions on travel to morocco. and it's not just ryan air, the return of travel barriers could deal a major blow to the entire airline industry. most airlines have only in the past few months started to see trouble pick back up the industries fragile recovery and their hopes for a better 20. 22 is increasingly up in the

apple and alphabets google has definitely put off the return to office space. citigroup told staffers in new york city to work from home through the holidays if they're able to. citadel issued similar guidance. talk to us a little bit about what is happening across corporate america, and especially in new york city where we are seeing another wave? >> unfortunately, it is deja vu all over again. just now, new york authorities announced we have 18,000 new cases. that is pretty much close to the all-time high. it is very clear the next few days and weeks will get progressively worse. we are already seeing the ripple through effects of how this will affect everyone's return to office plans. new york city is the hub of finance. the leaders of these industries have been particularly militant and hardlines about the desire to see their office hours again, one thing to stop skyscrapers again, but their desires are not going according to plan. even as they had people coming back in, they now are being set up to have to deal with employees who are anxious and worried ag