Test. Test test. Test. Test test. What are the questions we pose, and who is not a part of the Training Data set, right . And so, you know, i think a lot about, going back to vision and going back to vision as a way of recognition, and think about simone browns way, in dark matters and how lantern laws were used to make visible the black face, and how when you think about our turn towards bio metric technologies, thats another mode of surveillance in making visible black and brown faces, and i think we have to call into question whether or not we want to be recognized within these systems and i think were likely going to talk about that, where she does well in her book, and to those are the kind of questions i kind of toy with when you think about race and technology, and just the ways in which it is operationalize, both as a heristic and the kinds of choices. I will briefly add to, that im glad you brought up simone browns work in dark matters, excellent text, to think about the way i
show the ukrainian people america s unwavering support. you can hear them there, those are the air raid sirens as the two presidents walked the capitol streets. they laid a wreath outside st. michael s monastery to honor fallen ukrainian soldiers. the one-year anniversary of russia s invasion is just days away. wearing tie with the colors of ukraine s flag, president biden pledged more aid and promised the u.s. will never abandon its allies. one year later, kyiv stands. and ukraine stands. democracy stands. the americas stand with you, and the world stands with you. it s worth fighting for for as long as it takes and that s how long we ll be with you, mr. president, for as long as it takes. cnn chief white house correspondent phil mattingly joins us from warsaw, poland, and alex marquardt is in kyiv. we have heard the president say time and time again the united states will be at ukraine s side for as long as it takes. it does make a huge difference to say that from was
not staking together. he thought he could outlast us. i don t think he s thinking that right now. reporter: while zelenskyy called the moment the most important in the history of the u.s.-ukraine relationship. translator: this is the visit in this most difficult period for ukraine when ukraine is fighting for our own liberty. today our negotiations were very fruitful. they were very important and crucial. reporter: negotiations about continued military aid. today president biden announcing an almost half billion dollar aid package including ammunition, howitzers and air defense, but big-ticket items like longer range missiles and fighter jets still up for discussion. tran tran this conversation brings us closer to victory. reporter: this surprise, unprecedented visit on the eve of a bloody anniversary. extreme secrecy shrouding biden s journey. no word but there were signs, deserted streets and heavy police presence suggesting a prominent arrival. president biden left
Civilian casualties exceeded 6,500 people, more than 17,000 were wounded and heavy personnel came from the region. During the shelling , the director of the Childrens Hospital was seriously wounded, as well his wife and children died. This was reported by the Palestinian Ministry of health. On wednesday , doctors at a hospital in khan yunis saved a newborn baby whose mother was killed by an israeli airstrike. The Hamas Movement has announced the collapse of gazas Healthcare System, even though in recent days medical aid has been arriving in the enclave from the un childrens fund, unicef and other sources, sorted and distributed to hospitals. Turkish president erdogan came out strongly antiisrael on wednesday. He canceled his trip to israel, he said in parliament that it does not consider hamas terrorists, emphasizing that the movement is fighting for the liberation of the Palestinian People. This speech has already caused sharp criticism in israel. In other news , the consequence
Like this, not usually this high with some parts of the bay area expected to near record levels tomorrow. Lets send it over to our chief meteorologist paul heggen to see who will get it the worst and how long it will stick around. Unlike the heatwave from the summer it was disbursed, we are farthest from normal where the heat advisory is. That is around the bay, peninsula and into the Santa Cruz Mountains the temperatures ranging from the upper 80s to lower to middle 90s. That is about where we topped out today. Take a look at todays high temperatures, 95 degrees in san jose, not quite 90 degrees. We got close. The temperatures got into the lower 90s in redwood city, up to 90 degrees at halfmoon bay airport. The temperatures got up to 90 degrees or above. Inland, east bay, mostly in the middle 90 exps in the north bay, lower to middle 90s this afternoon. Very similar temperatures, pretty much across the entire bay area tomorrow. Lets take a look at tomorrows forecast highs compared to