than half of everyone in the u.s. will face dangerous bitter cold temperatures today. plus, the january 6th committee s final report is out which says that donald trump is to blame for the violence on capitol hill. we ll have more. for the first time, vladimir putin uses the word war to describe his invasion of ukraine. live from london, this is cnn newsroom, with max foster and bianca nobilo. we begin with a huge winter storm bearing down across much of the united states. more than half of the u.s. population, about 117 million people are under windchill and winter weather alerts across the country. dangerous rigid conditions, bitterly cold wind, snow and ice making trip for treacherous travel conditions ahead of the holiday weekend. in south dakota, more than 500 miles of two interstate highways are closed because of high winds and blizzard like conditions. air travel is becoming even more chaotic, as more than 2700 flight scheduled for today have already been cance
No part in this. We all know that trumps promise to testify was just dishonest bravado, and now the defense has begun its case, its becoming increasingly clear that trump will not be called. Plus, a whole lot of things happened while i was on vacation, including the news that an upside down distress flag flew over Supreme Court justice sam alitos home. Tonight, ill explain why alito and others are in such distress that they think they need a trump dictatorship to solve their problems. But we begin tonight with these five words from the prosecution in Donald Trumps hush money election interference trial. Your honor, the people rest. After 15 days and 21 witnesses, the prosecution handed over the reins to the defense who began making their case this afternoon, beginning with testimony from Robert Costello, a criminal lawyer with ties to rudy giuliani. Costello was in talks to represent trumps former lawyer, Michael Cohen, in 2018, as cohen faced federal indictment for taking out the very
more advanced ai like it could replace people in all sorts of positions. this could potentially save time and resources, but it could also lead to a loss of personal connections and a decline in the quality of these types of interactions. reporter: we know that because everything rushkoff said right there was written by chat gpt, when asked about the potential problems with itself. the answer that it gave me about the dangers of gpt, that sounded like a pretty good television guest, timmy. reporter: sometimes, it makes mistakes and just gets things wrong. it s knowledge so far only goes up to 2021. so, if you ask it something from six months ago, it has no idea what you re talking about. but, as it continues to update and improve, this is likely to change our world in a very dramatic way. tom foreman, cnn, washington.
even admit mistakes. and all that means chat gpt or more advanced a.i. like it could replace people in all sorts of positions. this could potentially save time and resources, but it could also lead to a loss of personal connections and a decline in the quality of these types of interactions. reporter: we know that because everything rushkoff said just there was written by chat gpt when asked about potential problems with itself. the answer it gave me about the dangers of gpt, that sounded like a pretty good television guest to me. you know? reporter: this is genuinely a game changer. this is one of the bits of technology, remember where you heard about it first, because this is going to change your life. it does have some problems still. its knowledge so far only goes up to 2021 because it s not googling this information. it has it inside. but they re also working on a
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