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seen him before. they were talking about what they were going to do. it showed him with weapons. it was horrifying to see him in that mode. i had been grieving so much for this lost, precious child, and remembering who he was, and that was the point that i realised who he was to everyone else in the world. everything died in my world. god died. i believe in truth, my belief in what ourfamily died. i believe in truth, my belief in what our family was, my belief in who dylan was, everything was torn apart. the person that i thought i was no longer existed. i thought i was no longer existed. i thought i was a good mum, i thought i had
because ourjob is to grab the attention of people. the other thing that is also worth remembering as ai is just a tool, it still needs humans to use it. it still needs humans to define the parameters and inputs that go into these ai models. at the end of the day they need to judge the output composite creative, original and will it cut through? just to sa i and will it cut through? just to say i agree _ and will it cut through? just to say i agree with - and will it cut through? just to say i agree with you on that and i think you do need the human touch and the creativity and ai does not provide that. but it has to be said, but actually, many, manyjobs will go as a consequence of ai, that is a reality, what you are saying is newjobs will come along and that is where the differences? it along and that is where the differences?— along and that is where the differences? , ., ., ., differences? if you look at how the intranet _ differences? if you look at how the intranet interrupted - differences? if you look at how the intranet interrupted huge l the intranet interrupted huge swathes of the economy, and jobs were lost in certain sectors. —— the internet, it created new industries like
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kind of character. yes, the romantic role that shot them to stardom but he was equally at home playing the villain. he was an accomplished character actor. he would throw himself into the role they think that is a remembering for as someone who could do it it seems just about everything. and he was accomplished in many walks of life and he talked about not only his love the arts but the love of the outdoors in the countryside in rural life is well we know that hiking was a long—time passion of his. well we know that hiking was a long-time passion of his. thank ou ve long-time passion of his. thank you very much _ long-time passion of his. thank you very much for _ long-time passion of his. thank you very much for that - long-time passion of his. thank you very much for that update. | let�*s take a look at some other stories in the headlines. a report by the usjustice department has found negligent federal prison staff contributed to the suicide of the high—profile sex offender, jeffrey epsteen. it said thirteen staff were complicit in failures to check on the financier in the hours before he was found hanging in his cell in new york. epstein killed himself while awaiting trial on sex
oh you're no fun. [lock clicks shut] it goes without saying that any trip by humans to the bottom of the ocean carries considerable risks. there are not many submersible vehicles that can reach the depths the titanic lies. that said, there are specific questions about this specific vessel. in a moment, someone who took a test dive on it and came back with questions of his own. >> we are all in a position right now saying, what could we have done? >> reporter: will conan, remembering back to 2018, when he says he penned a letter first obtained by "the new york times" warning that what he called the company's experimental approach could have serious consequences. >> this is a extremely difficult
>> it was one thing that any trip by humans to the bottom of the ocean tears constable risk. there are not many submersible vehicles that can even reach the depth where the titanic lies. that said, and it's jason carroll touched on in his report, there are specific questions about this specific vessel. in a moment, someone who took a test dive on it came back with questions of his own. but first, cnn gabe cohen. >> we are all in a position right now, saying what could we have done? >> will cohen, remembering back to 2018, when he said he penned a letter, first obtained by the new york times, two oceangate ceo stockton rush, warning what he called the company's
and sadly i think through the process, we have seen the collateral damage to this reputation of the house. i think the privilege committee itself has been damaged and may be damaged further by revelations. it's very much public concern as a plague on all our houses. what has caused this loss of public confidence in the procedures of this house? well, the evidence is damning. borisjohnson and his government used behavioural scientists and spin doctors to instill unreasonable fear. to scare the public into seizing their normal lives over the guys of a threat so deadly, they dared not go outside to see another person. we all remember the relentless day in, day out, informing the public by ministers and number 10 informing the public by ministers and number10 of informing the public by ministers and number 10 of death rates and horror stories, and number 10 of death rates and horrorstories, remembering and number 10 of death rates and horror stories, remembering the signs everywhere that we looked at, remember the adverts on the television because make the supermarket car parks? filled with
i urge you all to cherish every moment you spend with your loved ones. as you just never know when it will end. thank you. survivors of the greek migrant boat tragedy say up to 100 children may have been on board as hopes fade of finding any more people alive. conservative mps must decide whether to approve a report condemning borisjohnson for misleading parliament over covid rule—breaking. remembering glenda jackson�*s passion and purpose as the actress and former mp dies at the age of 87. and other warm and sunny day across much of the uk but as we go into the weekend, if your garden is looking dry, more of them could see welcome rain. all the details. coming up later.
be possible consequence be? i think we will see the report around nine i we will see the report around nine o'clock this morning be published online. we should have some of its contents by the time we go off air on bbc breakfast this morning. i think it is going to be damning. i think it is going to be damning. i think it is going to be damning. i think it is going to be a really difficult read for borisjohnson and his allies. i think it is going to criticise comments he made to parliament and comments he made latterly to the committee, which you heard in the piece. i've been told by some people close to the committee as well there is likely to criticise those mps and members of the house of lords who have criticised the committee's work. suchis criticised the committee's work. such is the level of tension over all of this, that there is going to be a lot of criticism today and it's going to be a really difficult day for a lot of politicians. but in some ways, i think it is also worth just standing back and remembering that faces a really big moment. we have talked bbc breakfast four months, years now, about boris johnson's account of what went on in