national action center from new york and uh staff rider at executive intelligence review daniel plat joining us from los angeles. thank you for contributing to the program and also a special thanks to you our viewers for staying with us on tonight's spotlight. it's good night for now see you next time. the us said it was going to reconstruct afghanistan and restore security to the country, but after two decades where ever you look in the country, you only see death and destruction. many us officials have taken the lid off the widespread corruption. under the guise of reconstruction projects. follow the details in this documentary. your headlines for this hour, israeli forces have shot and killed another palestinian youth during a ring in the occupied west bank. people have taken to the streets in burkino faso to show support for the junter leaders on the anniversary of the military takeover of power in the african country. and the biggest automobile workers union calls on 700. members join a historic strike over contract disputes with manufacturers.

range of services. joining us on tonight spot night, we have daniel plat, staff writer at executive intelligence review joining us from los angeles and international from the international action center sarah flouders joining us from new york. well, welcome to the program. to the both of you, let's start off with mr. platt in la, two days until the government shut down with no signs of deal, uh, does congress have path to avoid the shutdown? there's always path, the question is whether the powers that be want that path to be used, the i think it is important to remember that much of what goes on in the us congress is theater. there was a study that was conducted in 2014 by the prestigious university princeton where they found that the united states is not in fact a democracy, it's an oligarchy, it's a nation governed by a small group of of wealthy, business interests, financial interests and so on. the us economy is in serious trouble, it's bankrupt, they are trying to preserve bubble of speculation, which frankly cannot be saved, and there's going to be lot of hardship for the american people,

joys on tonight's spotlight, we have daniel plat staff writer at executive intelligence review joiningn la, two days until the government shut down with signs of deal, uh, does congress have path to avoid the shutdown? there is always a path, but the question is whether the uh power it be want that path to be used, there i think that is important to remember that much of what goes on in the us congress is theater, the... was a study that was conducted in 2014 by the prestigious american university princeton where they found that the united states is not in fact a democracy, it's an oligarchy, it's a nation govern by a small group of of wealthy, business interests, financial interests and so on. the us economy is in serious trouble, bankrupt, they are trying to preserve bubble of speculation, which were frankly cannot be saved, and there's going to be lot of hardship for the american people, and this this government shut down provides a scape goat of sorts where they can say everything would be finenomics would be considered success if it were not for the government shut down, so whethe

sarah flowers from the international center from new york and uh staff writer at executive intelligence review daniel plat joining us from los angeles, thank you for contributing to the program, also a special thanks to our viewers for staying with us on tonight spotlight. it's good night for now, see you next time. i'm lambertopic here on press tv, and i want you to join me for cats and dogs where we take a quick look at dirty laundry in washington, bad manners at the united nations. and barking people in germany, literally, that's all on press tv with me lambotopic and cats and dogs, don't miss it. سلام اسم من علی خادم حسینی هستش و من الان پروفسور توی دانشگاهی هستم در آمریکا و من تو ایران به دنیا اومدم تو تهران بعد از اینکه پیچی دی گرفتم من اونجا شروع کردم درس بدم توی دانشگاهه و اونجا ریسرچ کنم و اونجا توی دانشگاه هاربوردد و امتی بودم برای ۱۳ سال تا دو سال پیش و ۲ سال پیش من اومدم اینجا لونجلس توی دانشگاه. وقتی که من سال سوم دانشگاه توی مهندسی شیمی بودم توی تابستتونش یه ریسرچ اکسپیری داشتم توی دانشگاه تورنتو که خیلی واسه من چشم کرد یه پروژه ای کار کردم که درباره این بودش که سلول های ب

the president is expected to preview a new artificial intelligence executive order that will seize the opportunities and manage the risks posed by ai. biden is planning to announce $100 million in new funding for health technology research. the president will also attend two campaign receptions in the bay area before heading to phoenix later on this evening. >>> now to capitol hill where there are dueling strategies in the republican controlled house and the democratic-controlled senate as lawmakers try to avoid a potential federal government shutdown by october 1. house republicans yesterday to move four spending bills one further in the race but time is running out for government funding set to dry up. we have the department of defense, homeland security, department of agriculture contained deep spending cuts that republicans have been pushing for but they are not expected to get past the democratic-controlled senate. >> i want to keep the government open. >> thisis shows we can workrk totogether. >> the senate also overwhelmingly voted to bring up its own bipartisan short-term spend

executives and chief intelligence officer and safeguarding executives, and he posted on my door that i had more shadows than queen victoria. the intelligence elements of cpb do not report to ina, they do not report to me, but like dni now who has coordination responsibility, it is a rough analogy because there are differences, she coordinates the whole intelligence community without the heads of each agency reporting directly to her. at intelligence elements and different components of dhs report -- sorry, do not report any me formally, but are to be coordinated by me on behalf of the secretary, the undersecretary. that is an area where i think the components and the secretary would like to see more coordination, and steve cash has been working hard since he came on board has found that actually the components are eager for that. they want to see more harmonization, because they recognize them or their intelligence operations are in sync with other agencies, that is more efficient, cost-effective, and it will be better for homeland security. >> you mentioned centers earlier. your pred

intelligence. the chief executive of tesla: musk has called for a us referee for al.i. he was by mark zuckerberg and set up a child. they are looking for ways to mitigate dangers of the emerging technology which has boomed investment and consumer popularity since the release of open al's chatgptjackpot. google parent alphabet is laying off employees from its global recruiting team as the tech giant continues to slow hiring. the company says the decision to let go of a few hundred employees is not part of a wide scale lay—off and will retain a significant majority of the team for hiring critical roles. it will also help the workers search for roles within the company and elsewhere. alphabet is the first "big tech" company to lay off employees this quarter. after peers like meta, microsoft and amazon downsized aggressively earlier in 2023 as a weak economy put an end to their pandemic—led hiring sprees. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. stay with us. thanks for watching. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. 0h, he'd like to

intelligence. tesla's chief executive elon musk has called for a us "referee" for al.ark zuckerberg and alphabet�*s sundar pichai. they are looking for ways to mitigate dangers of the emerging technology, which has boomed in investment and consumer popularity since the release of 0penai's chatg pt chatbot. google parent alphabet is laying off employees from its global recruiting team as the tech giant continues to slow hiring. the company says the decision to let go of a few hundred employees is not part of a wide scale lay—off and will retain a significant majority of the team for hiring critical roles. it will also help the workers search for roles within the company and elsewhere. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. you can find more on the bbc news website. thanks for watching, stay with bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. a brand new vending machine at school, but you won't find any snacks here. instead, a different kind of nourishment — forthe mind. got it! i think it's pretty cool. it's about avengers. and i

. >>> the governor has also signed executive order to study artificial intelligence. state agencies are required to look at the potential risks and benefits and create guidelines on how it should be used. >>> living roof of the academy sciences in golden gate park, leaders unveiled their plan to make the city more green literally. reimagining san francisco urban nature alliance has bold goals to transform nearly 30% of the land area into biodiverse green space by 2030. right now, that's only about 5% of the city. it's part of the fight against climate change. going even further than the current plan to reach net zero emissions by 2040. >> it's not enough just to reduce emissions. we need to get bigger and bolder in terms of how we are going to heal the planet. that's what's at stake. >> there are lots of ways the green space might look but 30 plus organizations are working on the initiative including citigroups, museums, nonprofits. >>> still ahead, future pixar film set to drawing inspiration from the san francisco community. next, we will introduce you to the artist

and roger, this was the single for he is executive director and asia pacific chief economist and s and p global market intelligence. a welcome to both of you, roger of let me start with you. india has outgrown china is here as the most populous country in the world is vp as among the fastest growing of enter, major, any major economy. what role does do these facts play for india? in hosting a summit, i think the g 20 summit taking place in june gallery is happening at a historic moment for india, with its growth rate, the fastest and the g 20 this year. and also having surpassed china, which for many years was the fastest growing large economy. so i think india is now looking like it's going to become one of the most important emerging markets in the world. our full cost is that india will become the 3rd largest economy in the world by 2030. so i think the g 20 summit very much. what's a spotlight on india? there was a business summit ahead of the g. 20 leaders summit, which brought together many of the world's leaders, are multi nationals for in dialogue. so i think we're seeing far greater focused on india for m

today, a 500 page executive summary of the senate intelligence committees five and a half year review of the cia detention and interrogation program which was conducted between 2002 and 2009 is being released publicly. the executive summary which is going out today is backed by 6700 page classified and unredacted report with 38000 footnotes. which can be released if necessary at a laterer time. the report released today examines cia secret overseas detention of at least 119 individuals and the use of coercive interrogation techniques in some, cases amounting tot torture. over the past g couple of weeks i've gone through a great deal of introspection about whether to delay the release of this report to a later time. this clearly is a period of turmoil and instability in many parts of the world. unfortunately that is going tole continue for the foreseeable future. whether this report is released or not. those who will seize upon the report states seal at the -- see what the americans and they will try to use it to justify evil actions or incite more violence. we cannot prevent that. but

intelligence. spotify founder and chief executive daniel ek told the bbc there are valid uses of the tech in makingt be used to impersonate human artists without their consent. he sat down with our technology editor, zoe kleinman. you have so—called deep—fake ais, where someone's impersonating some famous artist, etc. and our view is obviously that is not positive, and we believe that... say, something in the drake/weeknd case, that drake and weeknd should be able to decide what kind of content they want to put out in the world, what they stand for. so you have no immediate plans to ban ai—generated content from the platform? no, we have no immediate plans. and, in fact, it wouldn't even surprise me that, if we look at the top chart of spotify today, that there's legitimate use of ai done by artists, and we would allow for them. and then there's the ones where it's clearly someone trying to steal someone's name or likeness or even infringe on someone's ip, at which point we would say that is not ok, that is not what we stand for, and we would take that down. you've been very critical of apple's pra

and he's expected to preview an artificial intelligence executive order. it will reportedly explore the opportunities and manage the risks posed by these announcements could come during the president's meeting with his council of advisors on science and technology. >> ai technology. the innovations that are happening in california are certainly important, but he's also got a great ally in the governor here, and the governor's got a presence in northern california. so this is an opportunity for him to connect with with voters on issues. >> last night, the president attended a private fundraiser in atherton, where he criticized republicans as congress remains divided over how to avoid a government shutdown. he's going to be attending two more fundraising events this afternoon before leaving the bay area for phenix, arizona. >> donald trump and his adult sons committed fraud and must now dissolve some of their businesses. that's the ruling from a judge in new york, jobina the former president is responding and he calls the decision on american. >> yes, reggie

and he's expected to preview an artificial intelligence executive order that will reportedly explore the opportunities and manage the risks posed by ai. these announcements could come during the president's meeting with his council of advisors on science and technology. >> i technology the innovations that are happening in california are certainly important. but he's also got a great ally in the governor here. and the governor's got a presence in northern california. so this is an opportunity for him to connect with with voters on issues. >> last night, he attended a private fundraiser in atherton where he criticized republicans as congress is still divided over how to avoid a government shutdown, he'll be attending to more fund raising events this afternoon. and then leaving the bay area for phenix, arizona. >> donald trump and his adult sons committed fraud and must now dissolve some of their businesses. that's the ruling from a judge in new york. jobina the former president is responding, calling the decision un-american. yes reggie, so this is a big win for the new york attorney

the president expected to preview a new artificial intelligence executive order designed to seize thees and also manage the risks posted by ai. later he'll attend two campaign receptions. by the way last night, billionaire couple mark highsing and liz simons hosted a fundraiser for the president in atherton. >>> also in our state, governor gavin newsom signed two major gun bills into law aimed at safety and accountability. so here's what it means to you if you want to buy a gun, or ammunition in the state of california, you are going to have to pay double the tax. that money will pay for violence prevention programs and school safety. by the way a second bill bans you from carrying firearms in most public places including carrying a gun in public parks, churches, or anywhere alcohol is sold. gun activists are expected to fight these moves all the way to the u.s. supreme court. something we all can agree on is the fact that it feels like fall outside. >>> yes, that is something we definitely will not argue this morning. and darren, i had a pumpkin spice latte yesterday. i did. i gave i

his tech council and administration officials say he's expected to preview a new artificial intelligence executive order. it will reportedly seize the opportunities and manage the risks posted by ai. later, he'll attend two campaign receptions. last night, billionaire couple mark highsing and liz simons hosted fundraiser for him in atherton. this playing out while countdown to shutdown happens. democrats and republicans have until the end of the week to get it together before a government shutdown risks the paychecks of thousands of federal workers. government services like wic and head start along with many others could also see service interruptions. hard line conservatives head-to-head with their own leader california's kevin mccarthy saying if they don't get the deep spending cuts they want, they'll let the government shutdown. >>> reed, the issue of how to handle the homeless cry in addition san francisco is so contentious. two people went head-to-head on the stage last night. the contenders, a local business owner and a prominent advocate who usually exchanged blows online rather than in-per

execution. the top three is ai, artificial intelligence and using that to become much more efficient. will be monitoring the ability of goldman sachs to meet their efficiency target which they have missed, to continue to gain market share especially when as markets improve and always keep risk management mistakes to a minimum. that's top of the list for goldman sachs and the board. jon: what about those picking between financial plays on wall street whether they want to believe in the story of jp morgan and jamie dimon were they like what they are seeing at morgan stanley, how does the action and other financial players in the ultimate stock performs their play into this story about measuring the success of goldman? >> ever since silicon valley bank failed, our theme has been goliath is winning, the largest bank scaled from the multi product, multi-distribution, multi-geographic platforms and the likes of goldman and morgan stanley and jp morgan have that in spades. that's one of the unintended consequences of regulation that came out of the global financial crisis. goldman sachs has

, instagram and whatsapp — has been unveiling its plan to bring artificial intelligence into our daily routine. chief executiveckerberg has been showing off what he calls the first mainstream �*mixed reality�* headset — that merges virtual reality with the real world. he also announced a team of ai chatbots, each with their own areas of expertise and distinct personalities. and it's revealed a new product. ray ban sunglasses with al built in — that can film and upload videos and answer questions. they go on sale next month for $299. here's a taste. our correspondent in silicon valley — james clayton — was at the event at meta hq and had a chance to try out one of the other updated gadgets — the mixed reality headset. this is meta connect. meta's first in—person event since the pandemic. mark zuckerberg is just about to speak, and it's his chance to breathe life into the metaverse, a concept that, quite frankly, feels like yesterday's news. how do we unify these experiences of the physical that we have with this vibrant digital world to create something that is more coherent and just better than anything that w

the government policies largely said and implemented by the executive branch with the security and intelligent services playing a ball for roll and the president is not freely elected. there was, in fact, reddick from party as ruled one without interruption since 1994 banning and pressing any opposition group this could bound to serious challenge to its leadership. oh, we discussed the 2024 rolanda elections with africa analyst, albert, we're dodson, vera. he says people are happy under the coming government and aren't concerned with what the west thinks election is in the country. it is routine, the people of this country. so whatever, even people other kind of mars or jupiter, think about what's happening on the, on this planet. i mean, it's, it's ridiculous. i mean, yeah, because if you say what the west sinks, it might be that in price that we are supposed to to, to, to report to the west. i mean, what, what is and being independent to be run that was never come. let me, by the way, it's one of those 2 countries on the, on the continent, maybe with a joke and brandy, but we would never cal

intelligence. >> i'm going to take executive action and my administration's going to continue to work with bipartisan legislation so america leads the way towards responsible ai innovation. >> the president also addressed the looming government shutdown at today's event and he had this to say. >> if we have a government shutdown, a lot of vital work in science and health could be impacted from cancer research to food safety. so the american people need our republican friends in the house of representatives to do their job. fund the government. >> while the clock is ticking, republicans only have three days to come to a deal until the government shutdown. >>> anne makovec joining me now with more on how the shutdown could affect all of us here in the bay area. the time clock is ticking. >> it sure is. basically most entities that are run by the federal government will shut down, everything not deemed essential, but even workers who are essential won't be paid until a budget deal is reached. so they get a little testy, understandably, like air traffic controllers and agents for the tsa. they are consid

not freely elected. government policies largely said and implemented by the executive branch with the security and intelligence service is playing a ball full roll and the president is not freely elected. they're wanting patrick from party as ruled one without interruption, since 1994 banning and pressing any opposition group. this would bound to serious challenge to its leadership and we discussed the 2024 over one. the elections with africa on the list. al, but we're down single. now he's as people are happy under because army government and all concerned with what the west, thanks. i the elections in the country. it's, is it seem to people, people that country, so whatever, even people of other kind of mars or jupiter, think about what's happening on the, on this plan it's, i mean it's, it's ridiculous. i mean, yeah, because if you say what the west thinks that by that inc price that we are suppose to, to, to, to report to the west. i mean what, what is and being independent to the run that was never come to me by the way. it's one of those 2 countries on the, on the continent, maybe with the 2 up and brand

. ♪♪ ed: governor newsom signed an executive order on ai regulation to examine how artificial intelligence threaten the security and privacy of residents while authorizing state employees to experiment with ai tools and try to integrate them. there is a pandora's box being opened and he wants it done in a safe way. patrick draghi's debt laden empire is weighing the sale of its french data centers. as well as the sale of part of the capital of the business, and options for portugal telecom and its add tech company. all of this in an effort to shore up confidence in his businesses which has been battered by a portuguese corruption probe. finally, a fintech owner is facing allegations that he helped notorious drug traffickers attempt to launder hundreds of millions of euros through a crypto exchange program. he is alleged to have converted piles of cash into crypto accounts. the case puts the british financial technology seen under scrutiny amid fears that its controls are neighborly them -- enabling the movement of illicit funds around the world. caroline: really global stories. we will dete

intelligence. the president plans to take executive action to manage the potential risks posed by ai. >> i have a keen interest in ai and we will have key experts on how to harness the power for good. >> president biden says 15 american tech companies are already working to make ai safe and secure. biden will be in the bay area for two more campaign receptions before leaving to phoenix later on this evening. >>> on the republican side, seven presidential candidates will take part in a debate tonight in southern california. again, the front runner for the gop nomination, former president donald trump is sitting out this one. danya bacchus reports from simi valley. >> anticipation is building at the ronald reagan presidential library for the second republican presidential debate . florida governor ron desantis, entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy, former vice president mike pence, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley, south carolina senator tim scott, former new jersey governor chris christie and north dakota governor doug program will all try to connect with republican voters on the issues. >> they are concerne

autocad is the same process in an intelligent way we do not interfere in the process and this process, we only receive the input and output. the design of building plans is executed in accordance with the style and culture of iran. the idea that artificial intelligence wants to lie in order to make a way is completely modern. it has nothing to do with our traditional architecture. this is a wrong idea. in fact, artificial intelligence is trained based on something . it can give designs to our technology. we can teach all the designs and all the characteristics of iranian architecture to the machine and read that in fact, in this society and design this culture based on these elements and there is no problem with this contradiction in this relationship. virtuality in this technology is considered one of its characteristics, which is a few minutes away from this construction plan, that is, they are very complex and strange, and it can give you 9 multiple outputs at the same time, that is, for one land. it can suggest 5,697 19 maps and every time i suggest a role, calculate the exact calculations for 10 months so that we can get closer to virtual reality, but before

apple executive in the hot seat for this trial >> reporter: last week, the apple executive in charge of artificial intelligence testified as well. most of the testimony was under seal he did give some testimony about a change already to io 17 which is the software that came out last week. a new setting that let's you change the defaults in private mode and public mode a lot of people pointing to that because the position has been google is violating privacy and it is interesting despite the arrangement they have with google and they are giving people the chance to change to a private search engine when in private mode. >> interesting trial going on. shares of apple down .50%. steve live at the nasdaq thank you. >>> time to get a check on the other top corporate stories with silvana henao. silvana. >> frank, good morning with less than a week to go, moody's is speaking out about a possible u.s. government shutdown the creditays if it comes to pass, it could lead to a negative outlook and potentially a downgrade as well as provided of further evidence of political thepolarization is effecting the policies this c