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Im David Greene and Im Steve Inskeep we also report on a mothers struggle to keep custody of her child no she is not a migrant shes a woman who faced a heroin addiction in Pennsylvania and also this hour how does extra carbon dioxide which influences the climate influenced the plants we eat Its Tuesday June 19th 40 years ago today the comic strip Garfield by Jim Davis was 1st published in news. The news is next on live from n.p.r. News in Washington Im core of a Coleman President Trump is prepa...

Sophisticated products from China industries such as aerospace robotics and communications equipment China wasted no time in responding we will immediately impose tariffs of an equivalent scope and strength said a statement from Chinas commerce ministry the response could land hard on Americas farm boat u.s. Soybeans and other agricultural products are especially vulnerable to Chinese retaliation re Berliner n.p.r. News president says he has a good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong...

With a computer artificial intelligence is changing the news business but are you ready to trust a robot reporter from w. And n.p.r. In Washington this is one. Today on a in journalism chances are youve already read or heard a story on line that was written by a computer todays Ai handles lots of stories built on facts and figures like. Humans up to do bigger things but how long until computers can do those bigger things to explore how Ai has already changed the news we rely on and consider wha...

No evidence the f.b.i. Was spying on the Trump campaign I think Jeremy Godeys initial assessment is accurate I think but we have some more digging to do in addressing reporters today Ryan was also asked if he believes Trump has the power to pardon himself he responded that he does not think the president should and that no one is above the law Ottawa could face pressure during this weeks g. 7 Summit in Quebec on environmental issues dang carbon check reports there may be some doubt among its g ...

Party for too long we have our dues mind so that we are the natural party of governance but a little bit of humility would not hurt us and here with me for the whole program or for broadcast to me here but was and the director of the Academy of ideas Claire Fox Thats all here on this edition of Weekend. Now the World News. B.b.c. News Hello Im going to spawn a Italys new interior and deputy prime minister Matej is living he is visiting Sicily today to push his empty immigration message Mrs Slov...

It was. A weird chapter the musician Terence Southern and you heard there about how she uses ai in her compositions my special guest is Kevin MacDonald the games editor at The Guardian joined me after the news Hello Im Gerri Smith with the b.b.c. News Spain has a new prime minister after the incumbent Mariano Rajoy became the 1st leader in Spains modern history to lose a vote of confidence the socialist brought the censure motion after Mr Hoys Peoples Party was implicated in a major corruption ...

Youve heard of a player piano How about a robot that plays the bagpipes from the Carnegie Library Music Hall in Pittsburgh Im Ira Flatow and this says Science Friday. Robotics and artificial intelligence are booming here in Pittsburgh if Syrian Alexa leave you cold feet virtual assistants who can build a rapport with you as a robot assistants can do more than give the whether or not every robot will look human or even talking like one me 2 people working to create robots we can understand and t...

Days later the daughter of one of those prisoners finally makes it back home and we tag along for 6 years we made it and were getting ready to land on Mt you those stories and more today here on the world. Live from n.p.r. News in Washington Im Jack Speer Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau says the trumpet ministrations decision to impose steep tariffs on aluminum and steel is unacceptable as N.P.R.s Jackie Northam reports Canada is implementing retaliatory tariffs on dozens of u.s. Product...

Hi Im Mary Catherine Johns and on todays tech tent Amazon defends itself over helping police in the u.s. By providing them with facial recognition technology but has there been enough thought about the dangers of such systems when used in low inforce mint this technology can be easily turned against protesters it can be used to target immigrants and it can be used to spy on entire neighborhoods thats Matt Cagle from the American Civil Liberties Union more from him later plus Europes new data pr...

Learned more at Mathworks dot com From N.P.R. And W.B. Your Boston Im Jeremy Hobson Im Robin Young Its here and now. Coming up todays meeting between South Korean president and president is supposed to be a planning meeting for next months North Korea summit but is that meeting still on also taking stock of the meat to movement and whether its leading to lasting social change we have had a lot of really high profile men be accused and some women and weve had a lot of high profile dismissals and...