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influence on what takes place, but anybody who has been involved in a large-scale organization, particularly a large scale bureaucratic organization knows that no matter what the order is at the top, anything can possibly happen at the bottom of the food chain, and all it takes is one mistake by one person who didn't get the word, wants to do his own thing, that's all it's going to take to turn this whole place into a tinderbox. so that's why there is some relief, but at the end of the day, there are lots of players, a lot of independent variables here, and lots of things that can happen outside of the control of both israel and iran. colonel jack jacobs, gabe gutierrez, guys, thank you so much. appreciate it. and up next, house democrats move to save speaker mike johnson's foreign aid package, but will they also help save his job? plus, only two more
is going on inside of your mind. i rely on the things that you say and do to verify that you could repeatedly act c consistently with your only set of values. and that is actually how we form trust in society today. we don't form trust by interrogating the precise causal explanation of your own data patterns based on your past personal history. now, i'm not saying that we shouldn't hold a.i. to even higher standards than ourselves, because clearly we're all in agreement that we don't want to be, you know, disintermediated from our position as top of the food chain in our species and in civilization today. but at the same time, we have to be realistic about the benefits. take health care for example. these models are performing an incredible role in being able to detect disease at human level performance across the board. an radiology scans for chest
own set of values. and that's actually how we form trust in society today. we don't form trust by interrogating the precise causal explanation of your own data patterns based on your past personal history. now, i'm not saying that we shouldn't hold a.i.s to even higher standards than ourselves because clearly we're all in agreement that we don't want to be, you know, disintermediatiated from our position as top of the food chain in our species and in civilization today. but at the same time, we have to be realistic about the benefits. take health care, for example. these models are performing an incredible role in being able to detect disease at human level performance across the board on radiology scans, more chest x-rays, for mammograms, for acute kidney injury, for sepsis and blinding eye diseases. and the cost of producing a world class diagnosis and a
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this is the skull of a pliosaur — one of the most fearsome predators the planet has ever seen. i think the fossil�*s incredible! i think it would have been very terrifying, eating all sorts of predators. it has big teeth. this gigantic reptile lived 150 million years ago. it would have terrorised the oceans, devouring passing prey with a single bite. the fossil was found halfway down a cliff face in dorset�*s kimmeridge bay. it took three weeks for a team dangling off ropes to extract it. fossil expert steve etches led the excavation. this is the top of the food chain — there's nothing bigger than this. so it fed on everything — it fed on its own kind — anything it could get its teeth into, it would feed on. come and have a look in here. inside this drawer is a tantalising
the public for the very first time. this is the skull of a pliosaur — one of the most fearsome predators the planet has ever seen. i think the fossil�*s incredible! i think it would have been very terrifying, eating all sorts of predators. it has big teeth. this gigantic reptile lived 150 million years ago. it would have terrorised the oceans, devouring passing prey with a single bite. the fossil was found halfway down a cliff face in dorset�*s kimmeridge bay. it took three weeks for a team dangling off ropes to extract it. fossil expert steve etches led the excavation. this is the top of the food chain — there's nothing bigger than this. so it fed on everything — it fed on its own kind — anything it could get its teeth into, it would feed on. come and have a look in here. inside this drawer is a tantalising
the public for the very first time. this is a skull of a pliosaur, one of the most fearsome predators the planet has ever seen. i think the fossil�*s incredible. i think it would have been very terrifying, eating a lot of predators. it has big teeth. it's remarkably well preserved and the specimen is almost complete. this is exemplary. this is the best you'll ever see, i think. i can categorically say that. it was the top of the food chain, there's nothing bigger than this. so, it fed on everything. it fed on its own kind. it fed on... anything it could get its teeth into, it'd feed on. this gigantic reptile lived 150 million years ago. it would have terrorised the oceans, devouring passing prey with a single bite. the fossil was found halfway down a cliff face in dorset�*s kimmeridge bay.
will be shot. if they go after hunter too hard it will make joe mad and it could be the end of a federal prosecutor's career if they get crossways to the commander-in-chief who is at the top of the food chain and their ultimate boss. >> harris: there has to be a group of attorneys maybe led by you who will tell the people that somebody has their backs if they will just tell the truth. you would think they would want to do it anyway. i understand what's at stake. but still there has to be a way. i have to let you go. thank you for being with me in "focus" today. >> always happy to be with you, harris. >> you heard of people jumping in the water. as many as 100 off from the shoreline. so we sent that and we sent helicopters, three coast guard cutters and 300 people to the scene. we train for search and rescue on the water. a search and rescue due to a fire from a community is something that just we are not
without any visibility or interaction to the phi at the top of the food chain here, which is of course trump. the dam breaks when one of those people decides to cooperate. one one of those people is facing such significant charges and potential jail time that they say, yes, i had a conversation in which he told me to do x, y and z. >> you're seeing that with certainly rudy giuliani's attorney saying, hey, you know, this crazy idea didn't come from rudy, it came from some other people in that meeting. so that's where you might be able to get for prosecutors if you can get them to not be essentially on the same story that really is helpful for building your case. >> there is so much to come on this. thank you all. coming up at the iowa state fair the front runner donald trump does what he does best, stealing the spotlight and all of the oxygen for the time he's there, but could florida governor ron desantis actually have left a more lasting impression on voters in the hawkeye state? we will talk about it. that's next. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multititasker
cases, just take on ron desantis is far right policy ideas and that he's enacted in florida and said, donald trump will just do that. but the heat rhonda scientist. like, on the trump forums, they're very anti around desantis because trump's as well. they sort of listen to him for cues. for example, they're not as upset at tim scott as trump has said explicitly. be easy on tim scott. so, they listen to him as, you know, the top of the food chain here and i think that's just going to remain that way, by the way. for the rest of his life. i don't see this shifting in any way. this is a cult of personality around one guy and that is going to take an extraordinary event for that to change. >> what difference, if any, do you think? because some argument has been made as to publicizing these trials and because of possibly these, you know, extremist factions watching it all play out, right? and seeing firsthand what actually took place. would that make a difference? >> i don't know.