ifi lose hoe, coming home alive? ifi lose hepe. they _ coming home alive?lose hope, they do not _ coming home alive? ifi lose hope, they do not have - coming home alive? ifi lose| hope, they do not have hope. coming home alive? ifi lose - hope, they do not have hope. we need to fight to bring them back. they give us strength. if they can handle what is happening over there, we will handle it. and we will, we will fight for every one of them to be back here. ehud olmert was israel's prime minister from 2006—2009. he's been working on a way to end the war. he spoke to my colleague lyse doucet. the war is not spreading now. it started on the 8th of october, initiated by hezbollah against the state of israel, and as a result, more than 80,000 israelis that live along the border line in the north were forced out of their homes, and they are still away until today. so the war didn't spread to lebanon lately. it has started on the 8th of october by hezbollah against the state of israel, initiated by them. and they said explicitly. nasrallah said it before he was h

if it is worth discussing where we come from, ifi may.— come from, ifi may.keep it _ come from, ifi may. if you could keep it brief? - come from, ifi may. if you could keep it brief? yes, . come from, if i may. if you i could keep it brief? yes, yes, es. could keep it brief? yes, yes, yes- we _ could keep it brief? yes, yes, yes- we are — could keep it brief? yes, yes, yes. we are coming _ could keep it brief? yes, yes, yes. we are coming from - could keep it brief? yes, yes, yes. we are coming from a i could keep it brief? yes, yes, l yes. we are coming from a very sharp crisis that we share with the others, of course, covid—19, the inflation surge, but we also have seen kind of errors in the estimates of economic growth for 2024 and also many tax cuts that did not deliver the increase in activity that was expected so that these days we are having a very high public deficit, way higher than the fiscal rules are accepting. we are at six, we should be at three. hence the tough day for our minister of finance today. it is interesting _ of finance today. it is i

the receiver ifi have no evidence _ dogs. the receiver ifi have no evidence to — dogs. have no| evidence to support the claim. police and city officials told us they had had no reports of this happening. but that has since refused to back down. if i have to create stories so that — i have to create stories so that the _ i have to create stories so that the american media actually pays attention to the suffering of the american peortte _ suffering of the american people then that is what i'm going — people then that is what i'm going to _ people then that is what i'm going to do. people then that is what i'm going to do-_ going to do. this is the first presidential _ going to do. this is the first presidential election - going to do. this is the first presidential election since l going to do. this is the first i presidential election since the supreme court including three conservative justices appointed by donald trump overturned the constitutional right of abortion in 2022. democrats think the battle over reproductive rights as a winning issue for them. they have this

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it will require innovation at the ifi's. it's encouraging these institutions have been thinking through these topics lately and putting up papers and blog post on the ideas. the meetings represent a real opportunity to make concrete progress. it's important for countries to have a better understanding of the tools that exist to help them through liquidity challenges, essentially a decision tree that lets countries and creditors understand what is available to countries under different conditions. the ifi's need to design programs in ways that avoid having temporary fiscal adjustments lead to permanent harm due to cuts in important investments. they need to be clear about what investments need to be protected and they need to be confident the international financial system will step up and provide the required funding. it's important for the imf to emphasize when financing is needed from creditors to smooth through a temporary financing challenge, even when debt is sustainable. creditors need to do their part, but in today's

ifi if i accept that, what am i doing here, seriously?t this is somehow impossible to change, seriously why am i here? but i don't believe that and i never have. and if i fail to do that the failure is on me, it is not to do with the club. next to formula one and today's sprint race at the us grand prix where max verstappen will start on pole, boosting his hopes of winning a fourth straight world championship. the red bull driver left it late but pipped mercedes�* george russell to top spot at the circuit of the americas in austin. verstappen�*s championhsip rival lando norris could only finish fourth behind the ferrari of chalres leclerc. looking at the lap, a few little balance issues still, but to be ahead of the others i think is positive. but also you look at lewis and he had a little mistake in 12 otherwise he would have been up there as well. i am he would have been up there as well. iam happy he would have been up there as well. i am happy but i am also aware there are a lot of fast cars around me. but it is definitely a positive

ifi could 'ust “ump in, and i should i certain point. that h certain point. ifi couldjustjumpj in, and i should note that civilian loss of life has been significant in lebanon, we've seen a thousand people killed and so many people displaced, but i do want to ask you, jake sullivan, the national security adviser, said the us naval destroyers took part in stopping this broader missiles from ashley hitting. can you describe to us what that would have looked like?- that would have looked like? yeah, there are counter _ that would have looked like? yeah, there are counter rocket _ there are counter rocket capabilities on many of our ships, and so when you took them up tight within the mediterranean or even the persian gulf, you can intercept these missiles depend on where they are and, where they are shot from or are and, where they are shot from or are they are intended to hit, david ballistic trajectory to them, you can track them with radars, and you can track them with radars, and you can knock them out of the sky and you can augment the

well, i try to debate and ifi didn't you react?t it _ you react? well, i try to debate and if i didn't get it right, _ you react? well, i try to debate and if i didn't get it right, there - if i didn't get it right, there would be, you know, i get told off about it and i try again and then there would be eye rolling and name—calling and the more i got it wrong, the more i would be shouted at. and i shuts down. because when you are constantly told you not good enough and what you are doing, you know, you are going to make a full of yourself on saturday night, i don't respond very well to that sort of teaching. and i don't know what many people who do. especially people who aren't dancers, who have no clue about what they are doing. it is reported in some of the papers that there was some kind of crutch incident. —— crotch incident. yes, there were two allegations... two allegations of inappropriate conduct of a sexual nature, and they were upheld. 0ne of a sexual nature, and they were upheld. one of them was physical and one of them

under thosstrie restrictions ify could get three or four answers out ofyo her and when you're on your lawyer and he's charging you every. 15 minutes. every 15 minutes ay ghost15 toa higher charge. about your kids andin starts talking aboutg a plan f thfoe weekend. and he's like i need to get to the answers and joe must have been home laughing his off high-fiving the visiting angels probably pouring out a bottle b for hiots homie that just got murdered. >> more to come. r president trump taking his maga of message to r hispanic voters moreig and that after this. ♪ ♪ patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth, they have to make a choice- one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. hillsdale was founded in 1844. we're passing on a cultural heritage, the culture of the west. when the federal government started giving money to colleges, we didn't take it. that independence has allowed us to stay with our mission that we esta

there were a few weak dismissals ifi am honest. i weak dismissals if i am honest.rly on felt it was not the right shot to be played, but with england playing the way they do are going to dictate their strengths and to the strengths they went and i think 267 is what they got in and ended up being a pretty good score. at got in and ended up being a pretty good score-— got in and ended up being a pretty good score. of course they elected to bat first after _ good score. of course they elected to bat first after winning _ good score. of course they elected to bat first after winning the - good score. of course they elected to bat first after winning the toss l to bat first after winning the toss but how important was jamie smith's innings? he but how important was jamie smith's inninus? . , but how important was jamie smith's inninus? ., , , innings? he was absolutely outstanding _ innings? he was absolutely outstanding he _ innings? he was absolutely outstanding he is _ innings? he was absolutely outstanding he is not - innings? he was absolutely l outstanding he is n

iwould imagine, ifi situations to be then clarified later on.ctly at the moment, they will be telling the crew, telling the staff, do not really have those references that might be misinterpreted. and then, essentially hoping that the rest of the series will go without incident. and as we said, the programme is under a greater level of scrutiny at the moment because of everything that came out over the summer. and itjust makes any small thing that happens, it makes it seem even more awkward. how do they then, where are we now come monday? how do they get the show back on the road and put on a dance on saturday night without any more of this awkwardness? you are exactly — any more of this awkwardness? 7m, are exactly right. strictly has been in the media a lot in the last sort of weeks, in the last few months. that of course raises a lot of media interest in regards to what is happening on this series. strictly so far, if you are watching every saturday and sunday night, there has been no reference to it. they have tried to have that positive, up

i didn't, ifi predictions, the october surprise. i didn't, if i had responded, i would surprise.e been wrong. it is the big picture that determines presidential elections. , elections. pretty divided nation, many _ elections. pretty divided nation, many voters - elections. pretty divided i nation, many voters seem elections. pretty divided - nation, many voters seem to have already made up their minds. always great to have you here on the bbc, thank you for your analysis. allan lichtman. my my great pleasure. alex salmond — the former leader of the scottish national party, who led scotland to the brink of independence in the 2014 referendum — has died at the age of 69. he reportedly collapsed after speaking at an event in north macedonia earlier on saturday. this is one of the last pictures taken of him at that event. mr salmond was a formidable campaigner for independence in scotland, and led the snp to power there in 2007, becoming the country's first minister for seven years. among the dozens of tributes, the king said in a statement: "my wife and i are greatly saddened to hea

�*ifi�*i. they've been in gaza. 101. they've been takinu in gaza. 101.to the _ in gaza. igi. they've been taking to the streets calling for a ceasefire. can you see an end to this war?— for a ceasefire. can you see an end to this war? hmm. .. an end to the war? _ end to this war? hmm. .. an end to the war? i _ end to this war? hmm. .. an end to the war? i don't _ end to this war? hmm. .. an end to the war? i don't know. - end to this war? hmm. .. an end to the war? i don't know. it's - to the war? i don't know. it's something about engineering consciousness and that's where the what is happening and israel wasn't really participating. you want to go deep down into the hatred sort of living and argue that. i think that's the real war. if anyone has a good idea for us, what we can do to survive, this is an existential situation for us, then please, i would love to hear your thoughts. how do we stop this from happening from people who swear to keep on doing this? we from people who swear to keep on doing this?— on doing this? we can see --eole on doing this

ifi�*ué�*u officers acted in the most dangerous situations on behalf of the state, it is vital that thoseers and theirfamilies are not put in further danger during any subsequent legal proceedings. so we will therefore introduce a presumption of anonymity for firearms officers, subject to criminal trial following a police shooting in the course of their professional duties, up to the point of conviction. it their professional duties, up to the point of conviction.— point of conviction. it comes after the killin: point of conviction. it comes after the killing of _ point of conviction. it comes after the killing of chris _ point of conviction. it comes after the killing of chris kaba, - point of conviction. it comes after the killing of chris kaba, and - point of conviction. it comes after the killing of chris kaba, and the | the killing of chris kaba, and the subsequent trial of the firearms officer who shot him during a police stop two years ago. the decision to name martyn blake and charged him with murder prompted several officers who felt they were not being properly supported for doi

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and briefly. ifi may. — suppose, compassionate way.cide? just a brief comment because governance of time, but i would like to give you one more comment. t time, but i would like to give you one more comment. i think it is very _ you one more comment. i think it is very natural _ you one more comment. i think it is very natural that _ you one more comment. i think it is very natural that people i it is very natural that people do not — it is very natural that people do not want any suffering, none of us _ do not want any suffering, none of us want — do not want any suffering, none of us want to see suffering at the end — of us want to see suffering at the end of life, so it is appealing to think of this as perhaps— appealing to think of this as perhaps the answer, but i would urge _ perhaps the answer, but i would urge mps— perhaps the answer, but i would urge mps and listeners and viewers _ urge mps and listeners and viewers to look at the details and problems it has caused... sorry— and problems it has caused... sorry to — and problem

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so i think the harris campaign, ifi another.ampaign, if i was to provide some advice to them, i would encourage them to project more of a sense of confidence and momentum moving forward. i think the donald trump campaign is presenting them as in panic mode, that is not very helpful for mobilising their voters to come out. for mobilising their voters to come out-— for mobilising their voters to come out. ., ~ , ., , come out. 0k, thank you very much, richard _ come out. 0k, thank you very much, richard johnson - come out. 0k, thank you very much, richard johnson from | much, richard johnson from queen mary university of london. and of course there is plenty more on the us election on the bbc news website, where we are running a life page. here in the uk, sir keir starmer will prepare the ground for the budget with a speech in the coming hours in which he'll say that britain must "embrace the harsh light of fiscal reality". the chancellor's statement on wednesday is expected to be one of the most significant in recent history, wit

the big one ifis felix started this was doug's real beauty campaign for those who remembered it toldupposedly note matter what you look like, you are beautiful. you just need to be confident about how you look. okay, these models were airbrushed. i would argue that they were generally very conventionally attractive woman with maybe one thing that made them not look like a typical supermodel. and again the message stays on our bodies. rather than getting out of look applicant our appearances altogether. it was so clear did not buy into the message itself. the parent company of the same time as they were like these were running ads for axe deodorant telling men if they use this deodorant they'll be dating small blonde women. these kind of posts are hugely popular. women love them or they cry and show them. but we have to think about some of the of underlying messages. this idea that feminism is something you purchase with the product. ratherok than something you practice by looking at the things that are holding women back in our society. the top of that list of movie corporations wher

always these conversations about young people not being prepared and not having experience for work and ifyy cannot gain the experience that they need. this is really about investing in the future talent pool and getting them the experience that they need. >> it is good for everyone because down the road we will need future mechanics, future pilots, future bankers, future whatever they may be in any industry. this is the pipe on we need to work with. we need to start developing talent, getting people excited about careers, opening up those pathways and frankly giving opportunities out there that would normally not be presented. [♪♪♪] >> the way that it is organized is there are different points of entry and different ways of engagement for the young person and potential employers. young people can work in cohorts or in groups and that's really for people that have maybe never had job experience or who are still trying to figure out what they want to do and they can explore. and in the same way, it is open for employers to say, you know what, i don't think we are ready to host an intern year

the market but the fact of the matter is the problem is in the inaugural year that tends to be more ifyse he's going to have a hard time getting much through. a very thin congressional margin no matter what and it is going to be hard to be exuberant and stampedey but i will say we haven't had a bull market that peaked in the inaugural year of a republican president since richard nixon in 1973. blue when you are big on history aren't you? the history of the market and how it ramps various things. >> i even pay attention to the history of kevin. stuart: careful, don't get carried away. but you are saying trump wins. that is it. that's a history of the trend early in october, carried through, trump wins. >> mind you, connect ordinary things happen? i'm going to be untoward. could somebody still assassinate donald trump? yes. if that happened to i have a clue what would happen after that? that would be the weirdest thing in the world, you follow that. my point is could something else very low probability happen of course. the odds are overwhelming at this point in time, the momentum is goin

l ifi thought j.d. vance did it too. >> i thought j.d. vance did a great job during that debate.s clear. he was concise, and he was in cn command from the beginning. the coach walz on the other side was fumblingbe agi ball at the beginning. awe sell the great vision of america and donald trump vision of america. donald trump trust the american people and he wants to cut taxes so you have more of your own money to decide the future of your own life and kamala harris wants to raise taxes so that tht government becomes god.ca there could not have been a greater contrast between the twe copayments and a great messenger, j.d. vance,good delivering the goods for they fo republican party forop donald trump and for hope for america'a's future. >> t's fee when one of the things that stuck out to me during the debate, senator and i will let you go with this,o america craves fairness and the moderator and like members od lm the dnc membership team and winds up backfiring, i think americans are smart enough to see the bias. they don't like it. what did you think about the moderators and the

but donald trump and his now maga-ified talk cannot talk to women about policy, because their policy was to change 50 years of settled press denial to take away women's fundamental rights. that's the policy area. this is the reality for the maga republican party. nothing about that is going to change in five days, whether they like it or not. juanita tolliver is here. we'll be back together in just 90 seconds. back together in jut 90 seconds treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking h-i-v treatment as prescribed and getting to and staying undetectable prevents transmitting h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell

here with me tonight to discuss, ron is here, cnbc senior analyst and the ceo of ifi a.i., and phil cohening partner of puck news. this "wall street journal" reporting is huge both for business and politics, what's your take? >> it's hard to imagine that someone who is a government contractor and a defense contractor at that is in constant conversations with one of our chief adversaries in the world. >> no, it should be hard to believe, but it's not. >> but it's not. and there's so few examples of any other individual who's had this kind of latitude except for hammer who ran oxford petroleum who did business with the soviet union and was a back channel to russia all the time. i don't believe elon must sk a back schanl. i don't believe our government uses him to convey government way they may have used other businessmen. i think he's a wildly conflicted individual. and i think this is fundamentally dangerous. >> our government doesn't use elon musk, elon musk tells our government or would like to tell our government what to do. if elected and donald trump appoints him to a post, the rollin

afshin shahi, ifi and obviously nick is here.i, if i could begin by asking you about this attack. is it over now. have they sent a message? this is more than — now. have they sent a message? this is more than a — now. have they sent a message? ti 3 is more than a message. this now. have they sent a message? t1 1 is more than a message. this is essentially a declaration of war that has the potential to change the security landscape of the region beyond recognition, and what is so puzzling at this stage is why the islamic republic has taken the risk for a major escalation. 0ver islamic republic has taken the risk for a major escalation. over the last three or four decades, what we have seen is effectively a cold war. a lot of friction going on between iran and israel, but one of the main reasons, not the only reason but one of the main reasons that these frictions did not turn into a major escalation was because iran was effectively using hezbollah as a deterrence strategy. and what we have seen over the last weeks or so, within th

investment in arts and culture activities there is a lot of goes on outside of commission but understand ifis done in coordination not done in coordination and questions about should it be done in coordination i think you all understand sometimes things happen in the arts that you have technically has nothing to do but people on you do have i don't know if i get thanks but another way the clarity of what is in your basket and not. and how we might be able to more closely coordinate on efficiency to do all the things we started this and i hope that addresses some but very much on our minds as we get into - >> i have one last um, request. um, in terms of the bureaucracy (laughter) and that is that relates to what you said i think that will i don't think it will that long but for the partners they are like all this all the departments in san francisco is sorry about that institution and support like initial. >> uh-huh. >> a big umbrella and put all our eggs in one basket you can find out from the staff and public arts how that um, collaboration works in terms of we get commissions all the time t

i personally, ifi here is my thought on this in general. i personally, if i was charging _ general. this case, there probably would have been manslaughter. i think setting it as — manslaughter. i think setting it as murder set the bar too high — it as murder set the bar too high and _ it as murder set the bar too high and made conviction unlikely. high and made conviction unlikely-— unlikely. malice of the forethought. - unlikely. malice of the forethought. i- unlikely. malice of the forethought. i think i unlikely. malice of the | forethought. i think we unlikely. malice of the - forethought. i think we would have been — forethought. i think we would have been here _ forethought. i think we would have been here either - forethought. i think we would have been here either way . forethought. i think we would | have been here either way but the key— have been here either way but the key thing is this, i must point — the key thing is this, i must point your— the key thing is this, i must point your listeners in the direction of a particular case of a — direction of a particular case of

let me bring in louise ellman, ifi let me bring in louise ellman, if i may.orrendous, and many civilians are dying, but this - many civilians are dying, but this is not _ many civilians are dying, but this is not genocide. _ many civilians are dying, but this is not genocide. it _ many civilians are dying, but this is not genocide. it is _ many civilians are dying, but this is not genocide. it is israel- is not genocide. it is israel defending _ is not genocide. it is israel defending itself. _ is not genocide. it is israel defending itself. it - is not genocide. it is israel defending itself. it is - is not genocide. it is israel| defending itself. it is israel defending _ defending itself. it is israel defending itself— defending itself. it is israel defending itself after- defending itself. it is israel defending itself after a - defending itself. it is israel. defending itself after a horrific attack— defending itself after a horrific attack on _ defending itself after a horrific attack on its _ defending itself after a horrific attack on its citizens _ d

of course the philosophical portion of it and also how do you leverage these tools to do ify with what want to do? >> 's person asks how do you imagine trying to skim across the public higher education sector?mm for example the one at six in california communing colleges and californians are traditional transfer students workforce career education and nontraditional aged adult learners. this person included their e-mailil address. >> what is fascinating the story of when you start talking to open ai back in 2022 we just we started work on conego to put guardrails in place. to make it safe, make it pedagogically positive. and that in november chatgpt came out. mike what is going on because mckillop usg lawyered up. they said we o put a chat interface on olderof model the whole world e exploded. i was really scared because it was clear it could be a cheating tool. it was not built for education for there were no guardrails put on it and rightfully a lot of school districts and colleges started banning chatgpt. i was worried i might this could be people that baby with the bathwater. march

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ifi come back in a week 's time we will be talking about 2025. jonathan: i hope we are still not sitting here figuring out who won the election. negative futures on the s&p up by .10%. on an update with stories elsewhere, let's crossover to dani burger. dani: ubs posting $1.4 billion profit in the third quarter, nearly double what analysts predict. in an interview with bloomberg, the ceo warned of risks from the u.s. presidential election. >> the markets are pricing in a trump victory. i think that if this is confirmed it remains to be seen if it is a classical sell on new s event. how he wins will determine, if he is in control of the congress. if kamala harris wins, some of the traits that are ongoing for trump will probably have to be reconsidered, and therefore they will create rotations in the market. dani: going on to tell us that consolidation in european banking is necessary. amd shares are falling in the premarket trade down more than 8.5%. the chipmaker's fourth-quarter revenue forecasts missed estimates with ai sales growing more slowl

i wanted to dimmest ify libraries and make them the center of community again. so whether it's like this beautiful library, the library of congress or the library, that is your little local one, you know, it at home. i want families to use it as a resource and so on. and i just wanted kids to connect with new readers, new authors who are making books for them now. a lot of times, you know, kids will know or are guided to the authors that their parents read right, or that their teachers read. but there are so many incredible authors making work now. so when i think about success for the ambassadorship, i'm thinking, did i introduce kids to new authors for them to explore? did i invite them and remind them of all the incredible things that libraries do and did i talk with them about books in a way that did not involve a book report, a vocabulary test of, you know, an end of year exam? any of those things book, joy. you mentioned book joy in when you first became ambassador was a ceremony here at the library of congress. you you said this that kids should read book

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. _ ifi if i can turn everyone's attention to the bbc website. what the inflation means in all the senses for the uk. it's written by our cost—of—living correspondent for that you will find that on the bbc website if you step away from the tv. let's turn to the middle east. there's been more pressure on israel at the united nations security council over the humanitarian crisis in gaza. the meeting, which was called by britain, france and algeria, follows a warning from the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees that its operations there are nearing breaking point. philippe lazzarini, has said gaza is now a kind of unliveable wasteland — and the region could plunge into famine over the winter unless more aid reaches it. the un says some food aid has arrived over the last three days, after israel received a strongly—worded warning from the united states about the worrying humanitarian situation. addressing the security council, the us and uk ambassadors — said both countries would be watching closely to see if israel continues to allow pale