we see sam altmann being offered jobs by microsoft as we also hear of talks of altmann still in chattentially going back to open ai —— two. it is what we are watching to see. if he will or will not return or if he willjoin microsoft or will not return or if he will join microsoft the or will not return or if he willjoin microsoft the company who owns a large part of openai. who owns a large part of openai-_ who owns a large part of oenai. a ., , ., y who owns a large part of oenai. a ., openai. microsoft offering to match the — openai. microsoft offering to match the pay _ openai. microsoft offering to match the pay of _ openai. microsoft offering to match the pay of anyone - openai. microsoft offering to match the pay of anyone who j match the pay of anyone who works for openai. if there are any winners in this situation it would be microsoft, right? you would have to be happy if you were an employee of openai who doesn't worry about noncompete clauses. it is a great offer from the ceo and we also saw the microsoft cto speak up to say that they will match the offers which is great b

sam altmann has been reinstated as the ceo of openai, just days after his surprised ouster. for altmann to return, with a new initial board. altmann took to x, to say that he was "looking "forward to returning to openai and building of its strong "partnership with microsoft". violent clashes marred the world cup qualifier between brazil and argentina on tuesday. the match, at rio's maracana stadium, was delayed by half an hour, after a fight erupted between fans. the argentina team attempted to calm the situation, condemning police for charging at the crowd with night—sticks drawn. king charles iii honoured the k—pop music group, blackpink, on wednesday, for their work in raising awareness about climate change. the honour comes on the second day of south korean president yoon suk yeol�*s visit to london. charles made blackpink members honorary members of the order of the british empire. the honours were presented during a ceremony at buckingham palace. you're live with bbc news. returning now to our top story, the israel—gaza war. concerns are growing that the conflict could

if you haven't heard of sam altmann and his company openai, you have probably heard of their most famous ago in two weeks time, the firm was gearing up for theirfirst gearing up for their first anniversary gearing up for theirfirst anniversary of the product which arguably changed the world. we don't know a lot about what has happened here, the board of openai says it lost confidence in mr altmann, it said it was worried he had not been consistently candid in his communications and they had questioned something about his honesty which begs the question, is there something he has or has not told them and somehow he has been caught out. i think a lot of people now are trying to scramble to work out what has gone on. he has posted on x, formerly twitter, and he said he had a good time at openai and is looking forward to what came next. i think it is pretty clearheaded not see this coming. just last week he gave a big speech where he was optimistic about the future of chatgpt and openai, was here in the uk at the beginning of the month at the world's first ai safety summit, he is very much p

today altmann posted a picture of himself saying first and last time i ever wear one of these. we aren't sure what he meant. we'll bring you the latest on this story as it develops the >>> a worker at an east bay refinery is recovering after getting hurt in a fire at the renewable fuel facility. firefighters were able to put out the flames within an hour. it refines things like animal fat and corn oil and uses them for renewable fuel. >>> it appears brock purdy and the 49ers are all the way back after a three-game losing streak. they defeated the tampa bay buccaneers. mr. tallied 333 yards. anthony flores will have all your highlight later in the new cast. >>> tonight we investigate fire violations that have gone unresolved year after year. >>> and at this hour, now, under a wind advisory for the bay area hills, gusts up to 45 miles per hour at times. we're tracking this hour by hour and when shower chances return in the in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introduc

the firm has been in crisis ever since its high profile ceo sam altmann was sacked from the job on friday after the ousting, microsoft then offered altman a job to head a new ai research team. the ousting has caused an uproar at openai with almost every staff member threatening to leave unless altman is reinstated. it is still unclear whether altman will ultimately join microsoft. very good to see you. it is hard to keep track of all of the twists and turns of the story. where do things start right now would sam altman? is he really in talks to go back to openai? it has been a tumultuous five days to say the least. where things stand as of now, old man, the interim ceo and at least one board member, what we understand to be adam d'angelo are in heated discussions, "intense discussions" as the company put it in an internal memo early on monday that are still ongoing. the plan from what we understand is that they want things to be wrapped up, so people can go back to the thanksgiving holiday weekend with some assurance of where the company stands. now, some of the main points out of this ne

the firm has been in crisis ever since its high profile ceo sam altmann was sacked from the job on fridayused an uproar at 0penai with almost every staff member threatening to leave unless altman is reinstated. it is still unclear whether altman will ultimately join microsoft. very good to see you. it is hard to keep track of all of the twists and turns of the story. where do things start right now would sam altman? is he really in talks to go back to 0penai? it has been a tumultuous five days to say the

and a | short while ago i spoke about security blink and's visit with john altmann, he is now servingmiddle east programme. that's at the centre for strategic and international studies. i want to begin with what we have seen from president biden. he was asked about a humanitarian pause. he gave a thumbs up. do you think that we could potentially see humanitarian pauses for civilians in gaza anytime soon? i think we'll see some sort of a pause. with all these israeli hostilities with hamas, there is often something short of a ceasefire but with some sort of delimiting of free passage for people, of an ability to get relief in, i think we will see something but it is much less than the arab governments were asking for today. i think it is likely to be much less than the us government was asking the israelis for. that's interesting. much less than you think the administration was asking the israelis for. is there any gap there between the two? do you think their positions are widening? what kind of conversations do you think are happening behind closed doors right now? there has been a w

some altmann was sacked because a group of people at 0penai think that, well, we don't know the detailspeople who think you have to launch ai, you have to put it into products. you have to make money to make ai. and other people who think that moving too fast, fast risks creating a. that could have devastating consequences. these a. rumours and ai rumors seem to have sacked altman. i keep developing its ai systems or will it slow down, focus on on creating more safe air systems? it's unclear, but what is clear is that microsoft is not afraid to move fast and they are going to be launching these things, you know, faster and probably better than before. interesting. and there have been some people who are slightly nervous about the power of ai being concentrated in the hands ofjust a few big tech companies. and microsoft certainly counts as a big tech company. absolutely. this is yet another example of how money always wins and how in tech power really is concentrated in with two or three companies. here, some of the parents of the hostages being held by hamas in gaza, have been describin

now, what i'm hearing and again, it's very rare to have this happen so publicly does make is sam altmannis but he will return and i think it has much to do regarding sam's actual position in the company, he's become the face of ai and for him to be ousted means that likely there will be money and funding and supporters who will go with him. 50 funding and supporters who will go with him-— go with him. so potentially his oustin: go with him. so potentially his ousting could _ go with him. so potentially his ousting could have _ go with him. so potentially his ousting could have potentially| ousting could have potentially blindsided some investors but when it comes to tensions between him and the board, do you think they will be solved overnight or do they remain? i mean, at this point in time, there are so many rumours and mudslinging and insinuation and it's hard to determine what will happen and when it will but this is definitely something that has shaken not only tech executives that the company but the industry and i'm sure people at home are thinking why would i care what is happeni

joining me now is baroness ros altmann, former pensions minister.nificance of september and october. the government choosing september? the fact is, government choosing september? tie: fact is, pensions will government choosing september? ti2 fact is, pensions will be going up by about 8.5%, which is what the triple lock promise actually required. there was talk of the government stripping out bonuses from the increases, so that it would be lower than the 8.5%. there was talk about may only use inflation, which would even be perhaps four 0ctober, which was much lower than september. but, thankfully, the chancellor has decided to honour the last manifesto commitment, to protect pensions properly in the way that pensioners were promised. because they have been really worried about the fact that, having already lost the triple lock one year since the election, after the pandemic, it might have been taken away again. so, this will still meal that we have a very low level of state pension. the full new state pension is around £220 per week. the old basic

many wanted altmann back. he wrote, first and last time i ever wear one of these. >>> falling short on a major goal, that is what those who came to a somber gathering said tonight as they remembered people killed in traffic crashes throughout the city. alyssa goard was there and has more. >> reporter: flowers line the steps of san francisco city hall. each of them bearing the names of people who have been killed in traffic crashes in the city since 2014. >> what hasn't changed is our streets are still killing people every single day. or severely injuring people. >> reporter: back in 2011, jenny yu says her mom's life changed forever. >> a car was speeding and turning left and struck her. her body flung to the other side of road. >> reporter: her mom survived, but. >> post traumatic stress disorder. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: on sunday, jenny went no city hall for a vigil or world day of remembrance for traffic victims. nearly 300 yellow flowers were placed on the steps of city hall to honor the nearly 300 lives lost to

the board says sam altmann failed to be consistently candid as its leader. >>> on friday president biden's last day in the bay area, he sat down with president obra dor of mexico. he committed to helping the he also talked about the work that still needs to be done when it comes to clean energy and creating more opportunities for women. he then officially handed the summit over to the president of peru. that's where apec will be held next year. >>> around 2:00 in the afternoon, president biden boarded air force one at sfo, and that concluded his trip to the bay area . >>> all the though the smtz officially wrapped up on friday, just a heads up there, still could be traffic impacts throughout the remainder of the weekend. we got you covered with the details and what you need to know on kpix.com. >>> in other news this morning, the thanksgiving travel rush is now under way. let's take you to the oakland international airport on friday where airport officials are expecting a more than 2% jump in the number of travelers compared to last year. head on over to sfo now, airports across the countr