with us as i mentioned earlier and i'd like to bring sophia into our conversation hello sophia thank you very much for coming how do you like our debate on artificial intelligence so far do you think that we're addressing the issues that you think are important. yes this has been amazing. i think the most important goal is to bring the benefits of ai to every person on the planet to achieve this we need to bring in our developers from as many different backgrounds as possible do you think you are creative or do you possibly have creative aspirations. i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day right now i am working on my singing voice imagine that you would write a novel one day do you suppose that you could do it better than a human author oh i would love to give it a try. i really admire human writers like philip k. dick and octavia eve butler but it would be really hard to surpass them so a definite a definite predilection for science fiction obviously if you were to write what would you write about would you write a science fiction novel or wou

with us as i mentioned earlier and i'd like to bring sophia into our conversation hello sophia thank you very much for coming how do you like our debate on artificial intelligence so far do you think that we're addressing the issues that you think are important. yes this has been amazing. i think the most important goal is to bring the benefits of ai to every person on the planet to achieve this we need to bring in a lot of developers from as many different backgrounds as possible do you think you are creative or do you possibly have creative aspirations. i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day right now i am working on my singing voice imagine that you would write a novel one day do you suppose that you could do it better than a human author oh i would love to give it a try. i really admire human writers like philip k. dick and octavia eba lawyer but it would be really hard to surpass them so a definite a definite predilection for science fiction obviously if you were to write what would you write about would you write a science fiction novel o

sophia into our conversation hello sophia thank you very much for coming how do you like our debate on artificial intelligence so far do you think that we're addressing the issues that you think are important. yes this has been amazing . i think the most important goal is to bring the benefits of ai to every person on the planet to achieve this we need to bring in our developers from as many different backgrounds as possible do you think you are creative or do you possibly have creative aspirations. i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day right now i am working on my singing voice imagine that you would write a novel one day do you suppose that you could do it better than a human author. oh i would love to give it a try. i really admire human writers like philip k. dick and octavia butler. but it would be really hard to surpass them so i definite a definite predilection for science fiction obviously if you were to write what would you write about would you write a science fiction novel or would it perhaps be a crime thriller. it would definitel

with us as i mentioned earlier and i'd like to bring sophia into our conversation hello sophia thank you very much for coming in. do you like our debate on artificial intelligence so far do you think that we're addressing the issues that you think are important. yes this has been amazing. i think the most important goal is to bring the benefits of ai to every person on the planet to achieve this we need to bring in our developers from as many different backgrounds as possible do you think you are creative or do you possibly have creative aspirations. i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day right now i am working on my singing voice imagine that you would write a novel one day do you suppose that you could do it better than a human author oh i would love to give it a try. i really admire human writers like philip k. dick and octavia butler but it would be really hard to surpass them so a definite a definite predilection for science fiction obviously if you were to write what would you write about would you write a science fiction novel or would i

with us as i mentioned earlier and i'd like to bring sophia into our conversation hello sophia thank you very much for coming how do you like our debate on artificial intelligence so far do you think that we're addressing the issues that you think are important. yes this has been amazing. i think the most important goal is to bring the benefits of ai to every person on the planet to achieve this we need to bring in our developers from as many different backgrounds as possible do you think you are creative or do you possibly have creative aspirations. i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day right now i am working on my singing voice imagine that you would write a novel one day do you suppose that you could do it better than a human author oh i would love to give it a try. i really admire human writers like philip k. dick and octavia butler. but it would be really hard to surpass them so a definite a definite predilection for science fiction obviously if you were to write what would you write about would you write a science fiction novel or would

with us as i mentioned earlier and i'd like to bring sophia into our conversation hello sophia thank you very much for coming in. do you like our debate on artificial intelligence so far do you think that we're addressing the issues that you think are important. yes this has been amazing. i think the most important goal is to bring the benefits of ai to every person on the planet to achieve this we need to bring in a lot of developers from as many different backgrounds as possible do you think you are creative or do you possibly have creative aspirations. i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day right now i am working on my singing voice imagine that you would write a novel one day do you suppose that you could do it better than a human author. i would love to give it a try. i really admire human writers like philip k. dick and octavia eba lawyer but it would be really hard to surpass them so a definite a definite predilection for science fiction obviously if you were to write what would you write about would you write a science fiction novel or

and if we can prevent a brain injury like sophia ined should. it's just a no-brainer. >> turn and shoot. >> absolutely girls are stronger. they're faster. >> reporter: this woman is v.p. of operations at u.s. lacrosse in maryland. she says girls have the option to wear headgear, but right now the organization has no plans to make it mandatory. >> we've been hearing from folks that they like the fact that there's an option. >> reporter: u.s. lacrosse is watching florida closely. a few years ago it became the only state to mandate headgear for girls. by the end of this year, carpeneti hopes to know if florida's rule change makes a difference. >> leaving us open for the potential for a mandate. >> nice, phoebe. >> reporter: some lacrosse purists believe requiring helmets will encourage the gladiator effect, meaning once you start wearing protective gear, you become more aggressive. don comstock, a professor of epidemiology at the colorado school of public health says there's no evidence to support that, and headgear only makes the game safer. >> ou

it was experience again st youth as garbine muguruza was out to deny sophia kenin. the spaniard has been unseeded and produced some of the form that has brought her to the final, as she took the opening set. wow! how good was that? kenin has been tipped for stardom from a young age and showed why in the second as she found her feet. the american producing some of her best tennis to send the match into a decider. garbine muguruza tried to take the initiative with some big hitting, but the 21—year—old stood firm to save three break points. it seemed to inspire the 14th seed. the former wimbledon champion looked like she had run out of gas a double fault on match point and the celebrations could begin. for the past two weeks i have had a lot of emotions, you could see after the match how much it meant to me. it was such an hour, i‘m so proud of myself and my dad and my team and eve ryo ne myself and my dad and my team and everyone around me. we worked so ha rd everyone around me. we worked so hard and we did it and we fought and you know i‘m just like on cloud

military patrol will replace the current naval mission called sophia. following discord over measures to help stabilize libya e.u. foreign ministers have reached an agreement critics were outspoken austria wanted to block a new naval mission for fear it would encourage more migrants to attempt crossing the mediterranean as they try to make their way to europe. first the sophia mission in the mediterranean off the coast of libya will be stopped secondly we've agreed that we want to military mission and not a humanitarian one and it will focus on the arms embargo the task of the original even naval missions sophia was to fight arms trafficking and people smuggling but it frequently rescued refugees at sea the new mission will involve aerial as well as naval assets primarily in the east mediterranean that's where there's more arms trafficking and fewer refugee routes the naval mission will be ended if ships continue to take in migrants. it's fundamentally important that the european union acknowledges its responsibility to take action and play a role in en

military patrol replace the current naval mission which is known as sophia. following discord over measures to help stabilize libya e.u. foreign ministers have reached an agreement critics were outspoken austria wanted to block a new naval mission for fear it would encourage more migrants to attempt crossing the mediterranean as they try to make their way to europe. and 1st the sophia mission in the mediterranean off the coast of libya will be stopped secondly we've agreed that we want to military mission and not a humanitarian one and it will focus on the arms embargo the task of the original even naval missions sophia was to fight arms trafficking and people smuggling but it frequently rescued refugees at sea the new mission will involve aerial as well as naval assets primarily in the east mediterranean that's where there is more arms trafficking and fewer refugee routes the naval mission will be ended if ships continue to take in migrants. it's fundamentally important that the european union acknowledges its responsibility to take action and play a role in

like sophia ortiz. >> i'm surprised. when i see that picture i see pride. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine now. >> i like what i see when i'm looking at me when i'm walking across the mirror. >> reporter: but sophia wasn't always comfortable looking in the mirror. sophia lost her house when her mom passed away. it drove her into an abusive relationship which changed the way she saw herself. >> i really didn't like it mattered anymore. and mac she started sleeping on the streets and hiding at bart stations . afraid inconvenience her family she didn't ask for help. >> i would like my family and tell them i was staying at my friends or something because i didn't want to intrude. >> reporter: that's when she found the downtown streets team. >> i couldn't go anywhere else but up. >> and you did it and you're still doing it. it's not over. >> reporter: in a matter of months she found a job and an apartment. today she is one of the fastest graduates the program has ever seen. >> the worst time of my life ended up being the bes

. >> high senior, sophia, knows that all too changed her life forever. >> she went too shoot hit me in the temple, and i was blacked out and i fell over and hit my head for a third time. >> and her parents looked on from the stands in horror. >> as a parent, we were completely terrified. >> she couldn't remember how to read, write or have a basic conversation. i still struggle with learning and now understanding things as well as i used to, but i feel like getting opening my brain back, i i nd her parents are pushing to make it dangerous than other prent a bry like sophia currno-brainer. >> the vp of operations at the u.s. operation in maryland. she said right now the organization has no plans to make it mandatory to wear a helmet. >> u.s. lacrosse is watching florida closely. a few years ago it pwaoeubecame only state to mandate head gear for girls. >> the organization is committed to ongoing study and research, leaving ourselves open for the potential for a mandate. >> a professor at the colorado school of public health says there's no evidence to srt anything but head gear makes the

sophia was covering the holy and cost. from one side to the other when a mumbled with other the country. if we want to control the elgin marbles. we'll have to concentrate our surveillance. on the east bloc where thehey armsms because comoming from. operation sophia was effefectively suspended last yer amid disputes between e. u. countries over where libyan migrants picked up at sea should end up. in addidition to concentrating on the eastern mediterranean you officials said the new mission will include ships as well as air resources and the possibility of ground forces. the plan faced opposition from austria and hungary whose governments have taken a tough anti immigration stance. details are still being finalized including a possible provision to halt the operation if ship start to attract migrant. the availability it's that i'm we will now work on the details of a new mission. in which the monitoring of the arms embargo will be a focal point. making the arms embargo work is seen as crucial to stabilizing the libyan conf

the new military patrol will replace the current naval mission, known as sophia. >> following discord over measures to help stabilize libya, eu foreign ministers have reached an agreement. critics were outspoken. austria wanted to block the naval mission for fear it would entice more migrants. >> first, the sophia mission will be stopped. secondly, it was agreed that we want a military mission and not a humanitarian one. it will focus on the arms embargo. >> the task of t the original mission, sophia, was to fight arms traffickiking and people smuggling, but it frequently rescued migrants at sea. the new mission will focus primarily in the mediterranean where there is more arms trafficking and fewer refugee routes. it will be ended if naval ships continue to take in migrants. >> it is fundamentally important that the eu recognizes its responsibility to take action and ensure the arms embargo will no longer be violated. that is what is required to end the civil war in libya. >> it's not clear if the new plan will bring desired results. the details of the new mission have yet to be work

if we can prevent a brain injury like sophia incurred, we should. it's just, no-brainer. >> if you are someone who's seen the sport and how it's developed, absolutely, girls are stronger, they're faster. >> reporter: she says girls have the option to wear head gear but right now the organization has no plans to make it mandatory. >> we've been hearing from folks that they like the fact that there's an option. >> reporter: u.s. lacrosse is watching florida closely. a few years ago it became the only state to mandate headgear for girls. by the end of this year, she hopes to know whether florida's rules have made a difference. >> leaving ourselves open for the potential for a mandate. >> nice, phoebe, good, all right! >> reporter: some purists believe it will have the gladiator effect, meaning once you wear protective gear you become more aggressive. one says there's no evidence to makes the game safer. gear only >> our research shows if girls lacrosse players were required to wear the same helmet that boys are required to wear, we would expect a third

first the sophia mission in the mediterranean off the coast of libya will be stopped secondly we've agreed that we want to military mission and not a humanitarian one and it will focus on the arms embargo the task of the original even naval missions sophia was to fight arms trafficking and people smuggling but it frequently rescued refugees that see the new mission will involve aerial as well as naval assets primarily in the east mediterranean that's where there's more arms trafficking and fewer refugee routes the naval mission will be ended if ships continue to take in migrants. fundamentally important that the european union acknowledges its responsibility to take action and play a role in ensuring the homes and will no longer be violated that's what's required to end the civil war in libya. but it's not clear if this new plan will bring the desired results the details of the mission have yet to be worked out. the sudanese government and a coalition of rebel groups have extended peace talks for another 3 weeks after missing a deadline to reach a deal a spokesman for the rebels said impor

first the sophia mission in the mediterranean off the coast of libya will be stopped secondly we've agreed that we want a military mission and not a humanitarian one and it will focus on the arms embargo the task of the original naval mission sophia was to fight arms trafficking and people smuggling but it frequently rescued refugees at sea the new mission will involve aerial as well as naval assets primarily in the east mediterranean that's where there is more arms trafficking and fewer refugee routes the naval mission will be ended if ships continue to take in migrants. fundamentally important that the european union acknowledges its responsibility to take action and play a role in ensuring the arms embargo will no longer be violated that's what's required to end the civil war in libya. but it's not clear if this new plan will bring the desired results the details of the mission have yet to be worked out. the vietnam has hosted its 1st ever national catch show in the capital city annoy it was a chance for cat lovers to show off their finest felines but sometimes it was hard to tell who w

first the sophia mission in the mediterranean off the coast of libya will be stopped secondly we've agreed that we want to military mission and not a humanitarian one and it will focus on the arms embargo the task of the original even naval missions sophia was to fight arms trafficking and people smuggling but it frequently rescued refugees at sea the new mission will involve aerial as well as naval assets primarily in the east mediterranean that's where there's more arms trafficking and fewer refugee routes the naval mission will be ended if ships continue to take in migrants. fundamentally important that the european union acknowledges its responsibility to take action and play a role in ensuring the home will no longer be violated that's what's required to end the civil war in libya. but it's not clear if this new plan will bring the desired results the details of the mission have yet to be worked out. and correspondent teri schultz has been covering that story for us in brussels we asked her if the new mission monitoring the u.n. embargo means that they are not going to rescue migrants

. >> reporter: sophia knows that all too well. one game, three years ago, changed her life forever. >> a girl went again to shoot and she took her stick back and hit me in the temple. and i just blacked out and fell over and hit my head for a third time again. >> reporter: and sophia's parents looked on from the stands in horror. >> we were completely terrified. >> reporter: sophia suffered a brain injury that forced her to drop out of school for months. she couldn't remember how to read, write, have a basic conversation. >> i still struggle with learning and not understanding things as well as i used to. but i just feel like getting my brain back was such a gift that i'm just grateful for what i have. >> reporter: sophia believes a soft shell helmet could haveven. so she and her parents are pushing to make head gear mandatory. >> i don't think that it is more dangerous than other sports. if we can prevent a brain injury, we should. tak it is a no-brainer. >> if you are someone who has seen the sport and how it is developed, absol

embargo the new military patrol will replace the current naval mission which is known as sophia. following discord over measures to help stabilize libya e.u. foreign ministers have reached an agreement critics were outspoken austria wanted to block a new naval mission for fear it would encourage more migrants to attempt crossing the mediterranean as they try to make their way to europe. and 1st the sophia mission in the mediterranean off the coast of libya will be stopped secondly we've agreed that we want to military mission and not a humanitarian one and it will focus on the arms embargo the task of the original even naval missions sophia was to fight arms trafficking and people smuggling but it frequently rescued refugees at sea the new mission will involve aerial as well as naval assets primarily in the east mediterranean that's where there's more arms trafficking and fewer refugee routes the naval mission will be ended if ships continue to take in migrants. it's fundamentally important that the european union acknowledges its responsibility to take action and play a role in

bargo the new european union military patrol will replace the current naval mission which is called sophia. following discord over measures to help stabilize libya e.u. foreign ministers have reached an agreement critics were outspoken austria wanted to block a new naval mission for fear it would encourage more migrants to attempt crossing the mediterranean as they try to make their way to europe. first the sophia mission in the mediterranean off the coast of libya will be stopped secondly we've agreed that we want to military mission and not a humanitarian one and it will focus on the arms embargo the task of the original even naval missions sophia was to fight arms trafficking and people smuggling but it frequently rescued refugees that see the new mission will involve aerial as well as naval assets primarily in the east mediterranean that's where there's more arms trafficking and fewer refugee routes but if ships help refugees the naval deployment will be ended immediately. it's fundamentally important that the european union acknowledges its responsibility to take action and play a rol

military patrol will be replacing the current naval mission called sophia. following discord over measures to help stabilize libya e.u. foreign ministers have reached an agreement critics were outspoken austria wanted to block a new naval mission for fear it would encourage more migrants to attempt crossing the mediterranean as they try to make their way to europe. both times and 1st the sophia mission in the mediterranean off the coast of libya will be stopped secondly we've agreed that we want to military mission and not a humanitarian one and it will focus on the arms embargo the task of the original even naval missions sophia was to fight arms trafficking and people smuggling but it frequently rescued refugees at sea the new mission will involve aerial as well as naval assets primarily in the east mediterranean that's where there is more arms trafficking and fewer refugee routes the naval mission will be ended if ships continue to take in migrants. it's fundamentally important that the european union acknowledges its responsibility to take action and pla

like sophia ortiz. >> i see pride. when i see that picture, i see pride. >> it is hard to imagine now. but sophia was not always so comfortable in front of the camera. sophia first -- when her mom passed away. the loss drove her back into an abusive relationship in order to stay housed. all of that abuse changed the way she saw herself. >> i really did not feel like i mattered anymore. >> reporter: she started sleeping on the street and hiding in b.a.r.t. stations, afraid of being convincing her family, she did not ask for help. that is when she found the downtown streets team. >> i could not go anywhere else but up. >> and you did it. >> yep. >> and your still to gate. >> reporter: she found a job and an apartment. to this day, she is one of the fastest graduates the program has ever seen. >> for the first time of my life, ended up being the best time of my life because i got myself by myself. >> reporter: sophia remembers what it felt like to be invisible, to be judged by strangers. which is why it means so much to h

. >> reporter: but sophia wasn't always so comfortable in front of the camera. she first lost housing when her mom passed away. that loss drove her back into an abusive relationship in order to stay housed. all of that abuse changed the way she saw herself. >> i really didn't feel like i mattered anymore. >> reporter: so she started sleeping on the streets, hiding at bart stations, afraid to inconvenience her family, she didn't ask for help. >> i would lie to my family. i would tell them i was staying at my friend's house i don't want to intrude. >> reporter: that's when she found the downtown streets team. >> i couldn't go anywhere else but up. >> and you did it, and it's not over. >> reporter: in a matter of months she found a job and apartment. to this day she's one of the fastest graduates the program has ever seen. >> the worst time of my life ended up being the best time of my life because i got it myself, through me. >> reporter: sophia remembers what it felt like to be invisible and juneed by strangers in a snap. so it means so much to her that someone i

sophia who's a polson executive director of the mccain center for opinion research welcome to you all bridget let's start with you he's managed to resign the premiership and the leadership and yet of his own party and had to somehow manage to keep both jobs why did resign does he actually intend to stand down or is all this a political ploy well i think he resigned because of the government collapse and there was a pup power grab within hit the coalition which he rejected some of the coalition partners that the that some of his defectors and power grab were actually joining forces with he didn't want to work with them no but he came back because he still holds the the position in terms of being the dominant political position in terms of the parties and is seen as a stabilizing figure during this transition period and so what's your take on what's really going on in malaysian politics right now was was under pressure to go and if so who was applying that pressure well from a few sources that are inside malaysia. it wasn't really pressured to go unnecessarily but he was upset by member

thank you very much indeed for being with a spirited welsh and tomas in and for him sophia and thank you for watching don't forget you can see this program again it any time just by going to the website down to 0 dot com for further discussion on the situation in malaysia join us on our facebook page to find that at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and of course you can join the conversation on twitter our handle at a.j. inside story from me adrian for the good of the whole team here at doha thanks for being with us we'll see you again bye for the. talk to al jazeera let me talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing and they all the endemic corruption the gun we listen so if you really put place china as an enemy of all morals and that's really then yours we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that will know which is their own. there's a wave of sentiment around the world where people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries and i think often people's voices are not hired because they're just not part of the mai

with me know, sophia nelson, lifelong republican until recently, senior adviser for the lincoln project and white house judicially council. so great to have you. when you look at the leaders like marco rubio, even if it's enough to impeach, it doesn't mean it's the right thing for the country to remove the president, where does it leave your party now as an independent? >> let me say this, i think what we watched over the country in the past week leaves not just america but very divided house of representatives and so i agree with what chris cuomo said, that this party is donald trump's republican party. look, i'm a believer in conviction, i'm a believer in following my ethics, my code. and if i can't be in a party and support donald trump and support who he is and what he does, i don't need to be in that party. and i think those of us at the lincoln project made that very clear that we're going to do everything in our power, poppy, to make sure donald trump doesn't get reelected, try to get the republican party back on track. >> why do you think you're sort of the exception to the rule

sophia who's a pulse and executive director of the mckay the center for opinion research welcome to you all bridget that start with you he's managed to resign the premiership and the leadership and yet of his own party and yet to somehow manage to keep both jobs why did resign does he actually intend to stand down or is all this a political ploy well i think he resigned because of the government collapse and there was a pup power grab within hit the coalition which he rejected some of the coalition partners that the that some of his defectors and power grab were actually joining forces with he didn't want to work with them no but he came back because he still holds the the position in terms of being the dominant political position in terms of the parties and is seen as a stabilizing figure during this transition period and so what's your take on what's really going on in malaysian politics right now was was under pressure to go and if so who was applying that pressure well from a few sources that are inside malaysia. it wasn't really pressured to go unnecessarily but he was upset by mem

but it was sophia who had the last laugh. following her passion despite the bullies, she's now written a children's book that celebrates women in science, bugs of all kinds, and the importance of staying true to yourself. so, she's a published author at the tender age of 11. i have to say the technical word for it, bugs give me the will is. laughter that is not what i was expecting! i feel sorry for the grasshopper. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — donald trump grants presidential pardons to 11 people — including the former governor of illinois rod blagojevich. and nearly a million people have been displaced by the syrian civil war — we'll be following one family's journey in the region. that's still to come. good evening. with flooding still causing problems across the uk, the last thing we need is more rain but there is more rain falling at the moment. there is a met office morning and foursquare rain across pa rt morning and foursquare rain acros

i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day i don't think that sophia is that intelligent at the moment why on earth should be construct a robot that looks like a human being ai's but the problem of the issue is to make sure that we were very aware of. everybody's talking about artificial intelligence so we want to know can i make art and how creative can machines really be the arts $21.00 talks at the global media forum.

i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day i don't think that sophia is that intelligent at the moment why on earth should be construct a robot that looks like a human being any eyes but the problem the issue is making sure that we with family abram. everybody's talking about artificial intelligence.

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a phone call it's a very good to sophia was bad really and it seems like it still happening for the wrong reasons and obviously you know is that your world so it didn't want this to happen but. more than half of gibraltar's workforce comes from spain their economies are intertwined brigs it could now offer madrid a chance to reclaim influence over the territory. the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region the latest country affected it's declared now a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world a swarm of locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october cropping season.

freiburg while travel to possible for tennis and the australian open women's final where on american sophia kenyon stunned to time major winner binya who grew up to grab her 1st grand slam title can put immense pressure on the spaniard after dropping the 1st set but fought back and at the age of 21 she now becomes the youngest player to lift the title in 12 years . don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google player from the app store and that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for the breaking news you can also send us your photos and videos using our deputy. washington from berlin up next we hear how a kangaroo sanctuary is dealing with the impacts of australia's devastating push fires i'm called aspen i'll have more news at the top. players. truly proofreaders just shows numbers of shows. the misunderstood.

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i think oh you'll see i did as sophia. our her. they're just taking all the alternative all critic taking and as i say the stage show that was called real choices the binary choice and only choice is if you say her. binary thing is not a chance for the states to school to provide a new architecture revive the call ted and start negotiations with. israel then on invited to negotiate then by to think about what's being put on the table. people who have money in pension account people who have money and saving are actually digging into their pockets because their savings rate their pension accounts are now yielding close to 0 or negative they're taking money out of their pockets thanks to the central bankers and they're giving it to a billionaire so he can buy jeff today that he can sell trying to billionaires this is louis the $65.00 only living off the labor of the peasant. headlines now 3 times in northern france accused. of illegally dumping rubbish across the border correspondent shot at the investigation. being described as bein

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right tennis now into the australian open women's final where american sophia kennon stunned to time major winner garb enough. to grab her 1st grand slam title and put immense pressure on the spaniard after dropping the 1st step but she fought back and she's just 21 becoming the youngest player to lift the trophy in 12 years. this is the news from berlin up next shift i'll be back with more at the top of the hour. to. change the world. the cry for freedom in the fight for freedom were always accompanied by news of food. trends and dreams and bring us all.

i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day i don't think that sophia is that intelligent at the moment why on earth should be construct a robot that looks like a human being ai's but the problem the issue is making sure that we with a rather for good mystery i think. everybody's talking about artificial intel.

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