no one understands where education headed better than sal khan. and i can't recommend brave words enough. sal, welcome back to the club and. now please add one more round of applause. i hope i'm not too in asking you my first question, which is how much of gpt wrote your book? very little. i will say that i i definitely used it for ideas doing some of the chapter titles. i don't think any of that. gpt these ideas made the final cut. okay. so and yet the book is is a very articulate and cheery defense of and i think explanation of why ai will be a valuable tool specifically for education. so, you know, share the high level thesis for everybody. oh, and i'm sorry. i meant to do a little exercise so we can see you could. could i just see a show of hands for anyone in the room who has used kind academy at all in their life, enthusiastic about maybe a third of the work. and one more show of hands. how many people the room have sort of aggressive or actively or frequently used chat gpt or things like it a lot. okay all right. i wanted you to i wanted us

it wasn't an emergency that you had to use khan academy. but now, especially in higher ed and in high schools are like, well, kids are cheating on their essays, what do we do? can you give a tool that has more guardrails that can undermine the other forms of cheating? so we're seeing, you know, we started with a few tens, thousands a year ago. we're now at 100,000 real teachers and students in this coming back school. we're going to be approaching about a million. these are in u.s. public. we're going to have several hundred thousand in brazil. we're looking at ways to have several hundreds of thousands to millions in india soon. and this is working with the school systems, the ministries of education. i got recently a country who is thinking? i mean, former question about what would you do if you to architect the education system. i in a strange way is making is making countries even start to think about some of these questions in a more holistic way. we're at the point the program where we only have time for one more question it's going t

imran khan's party, which is also known as pti.s other party workers who have been taken into custody in the last two years. they say that the charges they are facing are all politically motivated and allegation that the government denies. now, this is not the first time that imran khan's supporters are gathering for a protest. but what makes it different and bigger is the fact that imran khan's wife, bushra bibi, is leading this protest for the very first time. while authorities are determined to stop imran khan's supporters entering into the capital, his workers are determined to reach the capital. we are seeing footages and videos and photos from across pakistan where his party workers are gathering and they say that they are, that they would reach islamabad no matter what. they are carrying medicines, they are carrying food items. they are also carrying blankets, even if they have to stay anywhere on the roads. now, for residents like myself, it's a challenging day. many, especially daily wagers, are struggling to get to work a

, uh, founded by imran khan is controlling.point and they left. when they left, all the protesters, they dispersed. and uh, meanwhile, police also made hundreds of arrests over here. but, uh, there is no confirmation yet that in today's operation, when police was arresting people, uh, somebody died. as yet, there is no confirmation. nobody has died yet because islamabad and rawalpindi hospitals report no casualties, no casualty. they say they have received no dead bodies yet the protest is over. but the controversy and the problem is yet not over. uh, i... if you see the previous track of imran khan and his party, they continue to, uh, give calls of such kind of protests. uh, previously they have given almost more than one dozen calls, uh, within one year. uh, if you talk about their style of politics in pakistan. so it seems that bushra bibi, the wife of, uh, imran khan, she is back. and she couldn't succeed. although they had called that. this is a final call for the protest, but it seems that it will remain like this. this i

the side of imran khan and his wife, bushra bibi? certainly a galvanizing force in imran khan's absence of leading protesters to go on these convoys from the outskirts of town into the center of islamabad and conversely we will be acutely watching what will the government, led by prime minister sharif be doing as well at the end of tuesday, we were able to report no substantial measures of progress between prime minister sharif's government and imran khan's political party and the protesters. will there be talks that will be held in the next few days to avoid this situation? from playing out, at least in the time being? our team on the ground is reporting that internet service is being restored to different quarters of islamabad. it has been cut off to varying degrees over the past few days, days and roads are clearing of protesters. mike valerio cnn, seoul germany is investigating whether a deadly plane crash on monday was the result of sabotage. >> a cargo plane flying from leipzig to lithuania crashed just before landing, killing

imran khan's wife had called on thousands of supporters to keep marching until her husband is freed. nine others injured during clashes. the us has called for calm from both protestors and the authorities. more on this as and when we get it. ajudge in the us has dismissed a court case against president—elect donald trump, after he was accused of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 election. special prosecutorjack smith, who brought the charges against mrtrump, had to request for them to be dropped, due to a long—standing justice department rule which bans the prosecution of a sitting us president. the judge dismissed the case "without prejudice", which means it could still be reopened at the end of donald trump's second term in the white house. let's speak to frank bowman, emeritus professor of law at the university of missouri and a formerfederal and state prosecutor. welcome to the programme. this is good news for donald trump, but not necessarily the end of his legal challenges. ida. his legal challenges. no, effectively. _ his legal challenges. no, effectively, it _ his leg

and supporters ofjailed former prime minister imran khan clash with police during their march to the pakistan capital. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai. there has been significant progress towards a ceasefire deal between hezbollah and israel. the israeli security cabinet is expected to meet in the next few hours to discuss approval of a draft agreement. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is said to have agreed to the deal "in principle". the latest developments are largely due to pressure from the us, which is serving as a key mediator, in an effort to prevent the conflict in the middle east from expanding. the truce that's on the table would see a 60—day pause in fighting, during which israeli troops would withdraw from southern lebanon, and hezbollah would move further north in—country, so that civilians may return back home in their respective areas. in their absence, the lebanese army would deploy in areas close to the border. earlier, the us state department emphasized that the deal was close. this has been an incredibly frustrating process, both getting to a ceasefire and dipl

the reports from khan younis are that three of their workers were killed earlier today.d. there are grieving relatives. some families coming to the mortuary to see their loved ones in body bags. one of those body bags had a t—shirt with the name of the charity emblazoned on it. as you are saying the idf has said that it did carry out this drone strike, that it targeted a specific car, that it had been monitoring it, it had been watching it, and then the drone was called into action. and the reason they say that is because one of the men inside, the israelis claim, took part in the hamas attacks on october the hamas attacks on october the 7th and they say that is why they carried it out. they named the kibbutz in which he was alleged to have acted. the israelis haven't put forward evidence for this claim but thatis evidence for this claim but that is what they are saying. on another story related to gaza there has been another hostage video released by hamas. what can you tell us about what is in that? that's right, this was released in the last hour or so, just looking a

in 2022 prim khan was one. and as the chief prosecutor of the i. c. c in 2021. now the agency knows that he's legal team claims that these allegations are part of a misinformation campaign against these office. and some reports came out linking these accusations with the fact that khan was the one pursuing and the rest warrant against these riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu and former defense minister, you'll well go on. title is also the one the issue and the rest warranted us loving there. put soon in 2023 claiming that russia is doing the kids from the on the bus . a rushes foreign ministry spokeswoman maria's a however, did previously slammed the international body for its double standards. boxes was one of 228. the un general assembly considered the annual report of the so called international criminal court report confirmed what we have always said. this body has long been the epitaph of not only double standards and inefficiency, but also some kind of monstrous hypocrisy is his era vocal believe the last, the right to be called the institute of just

imran khan's supporters are protesting in response to a final call demanding release of their leader.a recent constitutional amendment that deals with the appointment of seniorjudges as appointment of seniorjudges as a result of general election that happened earlier this year. today, the highways leading to the capital filled with rather determine protesters. they are chanting slogans and supporters as the march passes the fields and highways. leaders say their supporters are coming from all over pakistan. the main convoy coming from the north—western province is massive. 1a kilometres long, according to leaders. the supporters spent the night in highways, carrying food items, blankets, and it is something unusual as well. they brought along joint industrial fans mounted on trucks to blow the tear gas. it is the first time we've seen anything like this in the protest. there is a large security presence in the capital, and especially a big number of women police officers. through the city this morning we pass by as many of those police officers, one with a two—year—old child and i ask

in a social media message, mr khan had urged more people to join the protest and fight to the end.n islamabad, caroline davies, who told me about the events of the past day. in the course of the last 2a ellis we saw firstly the protesters get into the centre of islamabad, reaching this area which is a central location and is important because it is very close to pakistan's parliamentary buildings. the protesters were there for some time, the leadership of a man can's party said they were planning a sit—in at this location but over the next few hours the protesters were pushed further back, so by the time it was about sunset there were no protesters left in that area, they have been scattered into they have been scattered into the city and pushed further back. the crackdown seemed pretty swift overnight, we know that more than 600 protesters were arrested according to islamabad police. yesterday alone. over 900 in the course of the three days. we have heard from some of the protests, the leadership seems to be about two and a half hours away from here in islamabad, talking about thi

investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct involving the courts, chief prosecutor kareem khan. he has denied the allegations and said that he plans to cooperate with the investigation khan has called for an internal watch dog to look into the claim sold as a court enroll him as rude at migrants held. and it didn't tell you to run screening center and now being you must be brought to italy. the southern men were picked up by the italian navy in the mediterranean. and the ruling is the latest set back to the government's plans to process asylum seekers outside the european union. are you k prime minister here a storm or has announced a more ambitious climate goal for his country saying he would come to greenhouse gas emissions like 81 percent? by the year 2035. he made that statement at the united nations cop $29.00 climate summit. un secretary general says the summit must reach a deal that does not lead poor countries empty handed as they fight climate change . staying with climate change, it is a big court victory for the oil giant shell. the company is wanted to appeal agains

days of violent protest temporarily demanding the release of the jailed former prime minister imran khan, and there have been clashes between government forces and protesters. the owner of vauxhall has announced plans to close its van making factory in luton with thousands ofjobs factory in luton with thousands of jobs at factory in luton with thousands ofjobs at risk. it said that plans to speed up the transition to electric vehicles in the uk partly drove the decision. more on our top story — a ceasefire between israel and the lebanese militant group hezbollah has come into force, bringing a potential end and there have been imran khan, and there have been clashes between government forces and protesters. the owner of vauxhall has announced plans to close its van making factory in luton with thousands ofjobs factory in luton with thousands of jobs at factory in luton with thousands ofjobs at risk. it said that plans to speed up the transition to electric vehicles in the uk partly drove the decision. more on our top story — a ceasefire between israel and the lebanese militant group hezb

it was in the city of khan younis in the south of the gaza strip. has been very badly damaged. there is a very distinctive hole in the roof, that is where the missile came through. eyewitnesses had me telling the reuters news agency that this happened while a big crowd of people were getting ready to receive a flower. and there were reports on the palestinian media that three employees of this charity, world central kitchen, were among those who were killed. there is also a video that shows three bodies in white bags and next to them are various possessions which are various possessions which are burnt and damaged, and they show an id card, also a laptop and some clothing, all of which bear the name of the charity. now, the israeli military is saying that, yes, it did strike this particular vehicle, the reason for that is that they say they have been tracking it, they have been watching it and then decided to launch this drone attack on it because they say inside was someone who was involved in the october seven hamas attacks last year. we don't kno

now kareem khan was sworn and as the chief prosecutor in the icy c, in 2021 and the eyes. he also noted said a cons legal team had previously claimed that these allegations were part of a miss information campaign against these office. now some reports tried to link this issue with the fact that con was the one pushing for an arrest warrant against is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as the former, is rarely defense minister. you'll have to go out at con is also the one that pushed for an arrest warrant against the russian president vladimir puts in claiming that russia is still in a children from the bus rushes foreign ministry spokeswoman and murray as a heart of had previously slammed the international body for its double standards. as this was one of tobar $28.00, the un general assembly considered the annual report of the so called international criminal court report confirmed what we have always said. this body has long been the episode of not only double standards and inefficiency, but also some kind of monstrous hypocrisy. if his ear in vogue compl

images from khan younis show the wreckage of a white vehicle with its roof blown open.rmy confirmed they had targeted a car in the southern city of khan younis and said they had killed an october 7th attacker. the charity has not yet commented on the attack. here in the uk, senior doctors providing end—of—life care are urging ministers to "fix" palliative services, after mps voted in favour of legalising assisted dying for terminally ill people in england and wales. the association for palliative medicine wants the government to set up a commission to examine how to improve the care its members provide to patients. it is warning about the impact of a lack of funding and poor co—ordination of services. the department of health has been asked for comment. here's our health correspondent, catherine burns. after 11.5 hours of debate, it came down to this. the ayes to the right, 330. the noes to the left, 275. the ayes have it, the ayes have it. | unlock! outside parliament, campaigners were waiting anxiously for news and then forsome, celebrations. but also a bittersweet mo

what does this suggest about the policy perceived threats from khan and his supporters as well? i mean, it's clear that the government and i buy that, i really mean the civilian and the military leadership really do not want con to be relevant. they want him to stay in jail, they don't want the country focused on him. they don't want the world focused on him. so in that sense, i think that they will have a strong interest in trying to crush this this process. hopefully it does not come to that. i think that there is a hope that if you have a large enough number of protesters make it to as blah, blah, blah, and are willing to stay in place that, that would pressure or should i say, force the government into negotiations with the protesters resulting in some type of resolution to this crisis. however, we have seen the government and the military take a very hard line against con and has many supporters over the last year, plus releasing, ever since con, uh, was voted out of power and a parliamentary, no confidence. so in 2022, it's been a very maximum list, muscular position that

my colleague, ritika gupta, sat down with the film's producer and movie icon, aamir khan, to discuss a jury in a script competition, and that's when i came across the script, which i really loved. iwas, like, you know, "this film has to be made," and it really touched me. in many ways, ifound it... i mean, the kind of issues — it picks women's issues, but it brings it out in so much humour. and it has also a theme of males allying with some of the issues. so a lot of people say that the hollywood model is dying. big budgets, big movies, big film stars, and that that is because of streaming and that streaming is the future. would you say that that is the same case for bollywood? that group experience of watching a film in a theatre is very unique, and i think that that's... i'd be very surprised if that dies out. i also feel that ultimately, you know, each platform has its own advantages. and, you know, you have to choose as a creative person which platform you want to use for which material. i think one of the main advantages of being on a ott platform like netflix, you know, gives y

images from the southern city of khan younis show the wreckage of a vehicle with its roof blown open.car, saying it was carrying a person involved in the october 7th attacks. world central kitchen has not yet commented on the attack. seven members of its staff were killed in idf strikes on their convoy in gaza in april, in what the israeli military described as a grave mistake. ican i can tell you that while central kitchen have actually just released a statement on the last few seconds. —— world central kitchen. it reads, we are devastated to hear this. we are devastated to hear this. we are working with incomplete information and are urgently seeking more details. well central kitchen have no knowledge that any individual in the vehicle had alleged ties to the 7th of october hamas attack. well central kitchen is pausing operations in gaza at this time, our hearts are with our colleagues and their families in this unimaginable moment, that statement coming to usjust now. 0ur correspondent nick beake is injerusalem and gave us more details about the attack. there is this video and var

images from the southern city of khan younis show the wreckage of a vehicle with its roof blown open.irmed targeting a car, saying there was a person inside who was involved in the october 7th attacks. world central kitchen has not yet commented on the attack. seven members of its staff were killed in idf strikes on their convoy in gaza in april, in what the israeli military described as a grave mistake. 0ur correspondent nick beake is injerusalem and gave us more details about the attack. there is this video and various photographs that emerged of the aftermath of this drone strike. it was in the city of khan younis, in the south of the gaza strip, and we see quite clearly a white car that's been very badly damaged. and there is a very distinctive hole in the roof. that is where the missile came through. now, eyewitnesses have been telling the reuters news agency that this happened while a big crowd of people were getting ready to receive flour. and the reports in the palestinian media are that at least, well, that three employees of this charity, world central kitchen, were among th

now , steve sadiq khan says now, steve sadiq khan says londoners will be fearful over donald trump'sus election win as long running feud between mayor and new president revives. >> yeah, don't be lame, mark two this is the worst time to say things because you might end up having to bump into him again. also, don't be a victim because if sadiq khan just said i don't like this outcome, fair enough. you're allowed your opinions. but to say, oh, london's anxious. i mean, that'sjust anxious. i mean, that's just everyone's anxious these days . everyone's anxious these days. >> it seems it doesn't speak for all of them. maybe they're all anxious because london's dangerous because of him. >> all the stabbings makes you, puts you on edge . yeah, exactly. puts you on edge. yeah, exactly. and also, don't be the victim of, like, oh, we're fearful about it. just disagree with it. rather than go, oh, i'm the, i'm the victim of who's been voted in as a leader of a different country. >> yeah, absolutely. and of course, lots of rhetoric about inclusivity. london's for everyone. i don't know if it's f

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images from the southern city of khan younis show the wreckage of a vehicle with its roof blown open.o have been killed. the israeli army has confirmed it was targeting a car, saying it was carrying a person involved in the october 7th attacks. world central kitchen says it has no knowledge that any individual in the vehicle had alleged ties to the hamas attacks. seven members of its staff were killed in idf strikes on their convoy in gaza in april, in what the israeli military described as a "grave mistake". let's speak to our correspondent nick beake injerusalem. world central kitchen have released a statement, what more have they said?— have they said? they have said the are have they said? they have said they are shocked _ have they said? they have said they are shocked and _ they are shocked and heartbroken by what has happened. they haven't confirmed how many of their staff were killed today. the reports from khan younis in the south of the gaza strip, were that three of their workers were killed earlier today. certainly there's been a lot of footage that has been emerge of grie

the pti imran khan's party, the leadership said that they were planning a sit in at this location.s were pushed further back. so by the time it got to about sunset, there were no protesters left in that area. instead, they had been scattered into the city and pushed further back. now, the crackdown then seemed to be pretty swift overnight. we now know that 600, or in fact more than 600 of protesters were arrested, according to islamabad police. yesterday alone, over 900 in the course of the three day march. we have heard from some of the protests leadership that now seem to be in khyber—pakhtunkhwa, which is about two hours, 2.5 hours away from here in islamabad, talking about the fact that this is a temporary halt to the protests, that the protest continues. but ultimately we don't have people who are out here in the streets. last night when i was driving through the city, you could still smell the tear gas in the city air. you could also see overturned shipping containers from where the protesters had pushed through. but this morning, things are getting back to normal here. in fa

five more were killed in a strike on the city of khan younis.opping hamas from regrouping. (box meanwhile in hezbollah says its media chief is dead, after an israeli airstrike in the centre of lebanon's capital, beirut. mohammed afif was one of the few remaining public faces of the group, whose leadership has been wiped out in a series of israeli attacks. nafisay kohnavard was at the scene of that attack in central beirut the building behind me, in the dark, it's the headquarters of syria ba'ath party in beirut and the head of hezbollah, the press office, he had a meeting here apparently and we could hear a big missile flying over central beirut and i could hear it myself, flying overhead and coming and landing here, which is very close to a very kind of christian populated area of beirut, in the centre of the town. it's outside the south of beirut. it's not hezbollah stronghold, or anywhere that hezbollah normally are there. but here, it's a very mixed area and the attack created a lot of fear. we have to move because still they are removing ru

the 1st child was of any khan. and the 2nd child was one nissan, and the 3rd child was a female called a lady called and said that all who died at an infant is due to every damage off influenza. then he muttered to the 2nd who was medically, the 2nd wife was name was nothing but that and from number to he had 2 children. uh nissan and may have thought it was unfortunately the 1st wife guide because she got it. and of course, you know, at that time and, you know, had services and systems will not like what via the and the 2nd one died on his journey to hutch, which was a very long journey. and she fell down the steps in and died. i think it was in jerusalem, the officer was heading up mattie, and he sort of contributed his whole entire life for the struggle in the upper left of our society and community. the british government, meanwhile, introduced new legislation to combat what it saw as the rise of nationalist and anti british activity and it's indian in march, 1919, it passed the role that act which gave the pol

ukraine says it targeted dnipro in eastern ukraine, and was fired from the russian region of astra—khanaway. it did not say what kind of warhead the missile had, or what type of missile it was. as each side ramps up its weaponry, and with a second donald trump administration on the horizon, ukrainians are bracing for what might come next in the conflict. our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, sent us this report from dnipro before this morning's attack. russia's slow, grinding offensive in the east is driving a tide of human misery in front of it. civilians fleeing as, one by one, their towns and villages come under fire and are occupied. the people on this train are exhausted, bewildered. they've been through hell. they barely know where they're going, let alone what the future holds. in a reception centre away from danger, a stage full of loss, despair and trauma. it's often the elderly who leave last. 83—year—old katerina says the war consumed her village a month ago. suddenly she could hear jets and explosions. she says it was like the lastjudgement. anastasia is here with her ch

images from the southern city of khan younis show the wreckage of a vehicle with its roof blown open.lled. the israeli army has confirmed it was targeting a car, saying it was carrying a person involved in the october seventh attacks. world central kitchen says it has no knowledge that any individual in the vehicle had alleged ties to the hamas attacks. seven members of its staff were killed in idf strikes on their convoy in gaza in april, in what the israeli military described as a "grave mistake". for more on that, here is our correspondent in jerusalem, nick beake. they said they are shocked and heartbroken by what happened. they haven't confirmed how many of their staff were killed today. the reports from khan younis in the south of the gaza strip are that three of their workers were killed earlier today, and certainly there's been a lot of footage that has there are grieving relatives and some families coming to the mortuary to see their loved ones in body bags. and one of those body bags had a t—shirt with the name of the charity emblazoned on it. as you were saying, the idf, is

that doesn't mean that lina khan will remain chairman or chair of the ftc, but it does mean that theach to antitrust, for example, and consumer protection, might not be 1000% pro-business in every possible way. they may want to reduce some concentration of economic power and they may, in their own way, want to influence, you know, which industries or which companies, perhaps, either do or don't wield the most power over the goods and services that americans and, for that matter, american companies, have to buy. >> kamala harris and joe biden sort of took a hit from people in the business community because they didn't feel like lina khan was pro-business. >> right. >> the funny thing is, the average person has no idea who she is, or what she does. was there a voting population that said, i am glad. i am happy about what they are doing. i'm going to vote for kamala harris. because there were people in the business world who didn't vote for her because of it. >> as somebody who spent a fair amount of time in battleground states for a lot of this year, it is very, very difficult to try t

this latest unrest began on sunday and escalated after a rally led by khan's wife -- bushra bibi. say she's inciting the violence. >> there is tear gas being fired. from there, tear gas is being thrown at the police. there will be a severe reaction, the state is showing great patience. bushra bibi has planned it so that we kill people, she wants bloodshed here. stephanie: imran khan addressed his supporters from jail, writing in a post on x, "all protesting pakistanis stay peaceful, united, and stand firm." the popular politician has been in jail since last year, and faces more than 150 criminal cases, which his supporters say are politically-motivated. authorities say only the courts can order his release. a new biden administration proposal would cover the cost of popular weight-loss drugs through medicare or medicaid. that means millions of obese americans would have access to treatments like ozempic or zepbound. the proposal could cost taxpayers as much as $35 million -- over the next decade. $35 billion but advocates say it would save money by treating the costly health condi

they won't the media release of khan who was arrested last year on corruption charges. and i, li i spoke to, i'm not a mirror in his normal band. he told me about the situation that this morning. rim of the for dance days. i think the situation as an attempt to not to see after last night greg don't know the some of the, the, the shops, the market. they have the open games and i'm about the highways they have opened in the life is back to normal. but the crack of dawn and last night it was a boot. that is, and hundreds of teachers have workers there what as to it. and there are several people that are in that, and we're not sure about the numbers. you have 1016 games, but to the, the response by the government last night. but the people who say the least and to protest does the driver for life. and somewhere between $36.00 to $48.00, i was able to try are they able to speak less and the government turned off the lights and it was also very core. so like midnight for me to just go to them and then didn't want to connect on and it was a brutal but for now they have taken

>> we're looking at the same screens. >> lena khan is gone, jonathan kanter is gone at doj.y point is just, listen, you're going to get m&a -- let's go back to the pain point. you're going to get m&a, dividends, buy backs, a friendlier environment, banks are an essential part of that discussion. >> do you agree banks, lean into the banks now? >> definitely lean into the banks. we were talk being a reset. you have had 15 years of upward pressure, regulatory pressure. you peaked about a year ago, basil 3 watered down, the chevron decision and now you're going to be a very, very friendly administration. this is different. furthermore, you're right, lena khan is probably gone, she's been holding up a lot of m&a, what's going to happen to the banks is you're going to get -- you already have gotten multiple expansion and now the capital markets business, m&a, ipos, trading, it is all going to speed up. we may be looking at a super cycle in the m&a market. >> wow. steph, you own some of these stocks. >> i hope you're right. >> you don't old goldman, i don't even think you own the p

is one of, they call him one of the khan republicans, j.d. vance is another one of them.wrench into this calculus, people are making how friendly toward mergers and acquisitions is this new administration going to be. this doj pick is one hint, at least toward what they are thinking of that. at the same time gaetz says he wants to blow everything up so who knows what that looks like as well. >> let me turn to jessica lesson, editor-in-chief of the information and she joins us on the new son. jessica, give us context around the discussion and also what else you think the president be prioritizing in terms of antitrust, a.i., chips and so forth. >> absolutely, these are the big questions out here in silicon valley. and i think the mood among executives is really one of being a little bit conflicted. there's a lot for big tech to potentially be excited about, as steve mentioned, particularly a different approach to antitrust. the ability to do deals again. but at the same time they know that trump has been very inconsistent and how he has thought about which companies should

and they invited khan. lina khan is the big liberal democrat who runs the federal trade commission. she's charge of reviewing, you know, most major corporate, and she's seen as an enemy corporate america. so i went to this conference and what a top guy, a fairer society, was interviewing lina khan. and these these two people should be enemies. and and this first guy was saying that he agreed with lina con mainly on issues that big tech companies have gotten too big and too influential and are hurting regular americans. and i found that too mindblowing because you know, these these guys should be enemies and instead even some people on the other side are coming out to be more anti-corporate. also, facebook. i spoke with j d vance, the senator, republican senator from ohio, who is possibly trump's vp right shortly. and if not, trump's v.p. if trump wins somewhere importing administration and you know, he he to me more and more like a pro-worker or democrat. i mean, he told me that. konst iterated economic power is as dangerous or more dangerous government power, which is something dem

mayor khan not very pro—woman, thatis mayor khan not very pro—woman, that is it. of people around london don't want to take lectures from you on the so—called benefits of diversity. thank you very much . the lib thank you very much. the lib dems are just as bad. i've received an email that was sent out to people by the liberal democrats saying, this is a very dark day. the lib dems will stand up to trump's nasty, divisive politics ed davey, their leader tweeted, saying that trump is a dangerous, destructive demagogue . i'm not destructive demagogue. i'm not too bothered about the lib dems because they're just a bunch of socks and sandal wearing substitute geography teachers. but i am more bothered about the government. the labour party's top brass have rendered themselves incompatible with this country's greatest ally. let's get our thoughts on my panel this evening. we, of course, have writer and broadcaster nina myskow. we've got the landlord and activist adam brooks, and we've got the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood . conservatives, mark litt

international recognition.the bbc�*s ritika gupta sat down with the film's producer and movie icon aamir khantionising indian cinema. i was a jury in a script competition, and that's when i came across the script, which i really loved. iwas, like, you know, "this film has to be made," and it really touched me. in many ways, ifound it... i mean, the kind of issues — it picks women's issues, but it brings it out in so much humour. and it has also a theme of males allying with some of the issues. so a lot of people say that the hollywood model is dying. big budgets, big movies, big film stars, and that that is because of streaming and that streaming is the future. would you say that that is the same case for bollywood? that group experience of watching a film in a theatre is very unique, and i think that that's... i'd be very surprised if that dies out. i also feel that ultimately, you know, each platform has its own advantages. and, you know, you have to choose as a creative person which platform you want to use for which material. i think one of the main advantages of being on a ott platform l

i'm going to give you 30s to make a direct appeal to sadiq khan. >> look, sadiq khan, please, for goodness. if you're going to continue with the madness, just do it in a sensible, proportionate way. these are people that really need your help. i've not seen a lot of that evidence, but i'm asking you one last time we're going to stick on contentious issues. >> tomorrow. sees a backbench private member's bill that i think is perhaps the most contentious that we've had, maybe even since the abortion debate going way back to 1967. it's on assisted dying now. we are assured that safeguards are in place, that a judge will make a final decision, that a couple of doctors have to approve. my big concern is because of the european court of human rights. you might find cases being taught that begin to expand the law out. naturally, we all have sympathy. we all know people who've died in the most abysmal of circumstances, circumstances in which we would not allow our dogs or horses to go through. and i mean that because we have a huge emotional attachment to those animals. a huge emotional attachment

more than 4000 demonstrators have been arrested since friday, according to khan's pti party.ting the record straight on africa rapper fuze odg joins me to discuss why a popular charity song may have raised millions in aid, but has actually cost the continent trillions. we'll be right back so 30 years i've been saying publicly what people are saying to themselves, i have enough money. >> i could just shut up. you know i just, i can't carp. >> now streaming on max 35 days spend less time making drinks and more time making memories. >> introducing bartesian the perfect pour every time for every cocktail at your party get our best black friday deal now. >> only at bartesian. com slash deal. >> what makes mink couture the softest, most luxurious blanket in the world? it all began with one handmade blanket crafted with love this holiday season. share the warmth and comfort of mink. the perfect gift for everyone. >> my daughter was in the hospital. seriously ill, and i wanted to give her something to represent my loved one. i couldn't be there. a cozy comfortable, perfectly weighted

investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct involving the court's chief prosecutor, kareem khan is denied allegations and side. he plans to cooperate with the investigation contact previously called for an internal watch dog to look into the claims saw this record in rome has ruled that migrants held at an italian run, screaming center in albania must be brought to italy. the 7 men were picked up by the italian navy in the mediterranean. the ruling is the latest set back to the italian governments plans to eventually process tens of thousands of asylum seekers . outside the year. thousands of serbians are calling for their prime ministers resignation after a deadly roof collapse at a railway station. this month, the incident killed 14 people in the northern city of know, besides the station had recently reopened. after years of renovations, ukrainian authorities or warning that russia is warming up for a massive attack. after 6 people were killed and dozens of wounded, an air raids on several cities. the cranes military says moscow's planning, major ground and air assaults comes