amit: it is progressing well.tually speaking to you from singapore today so it is on the right track. paul: all right. amit dixit from blackstone private equity, thank you so much for joining us and for that update. let's take a look at indian markets just ahead of the open. we are about 90 seconds away. it's a broadly risk on day across the asia-pacific following that supersized rate cut from the fed, 50 basis points and we see the premarket in india reflecting this as well. the sensex better by half of 1%. narendra modi is facing a new political challenge with the voting underway in the region of janmu and kashmir. it is the first such election since 2019 when modi's brother region under federal control. separatist sentiment remains a with some voters angry at their loss of autonomy. the latest on the conflict in the middle east after a second wave of pager explosions in lebanon. new details on the origin of the devices, coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ the all new godaddy airo helps you get your business on

but more for amit, amit's brother ari, an accomplished wrestler in his own right. reflecting on the fact that his sister is an olympic gold medalist, he says tomorrow's event at civic park will be a special one, bringing back memories of when they ran around the park as kids. and now his sister will get her much deserved recognition. it's going to be something really, really special, i think, not only just from its home and our hometown, but there's also that nostalgia factor in general. i'm excited for our community. you know, our community was super interested in an outpour for us to just recognize her in walnut creek. pete cerritos nbc, bay area news. well deserved. amit. all right. a warning tonight about a high tech scam that targets your money. scammers are calling people pretending to be law enforcement. and it's happening all across the bay area would be thieves have discovered a way to spoof law enforcement phone numbers by collecting your information. so from your caller id, it looks like your local sheriff or police officer is calling, but they would nev

celebrate winning an olympic gold medal and representing my hometown, it is surreal. >> reporter: amitld medal in paris, becoming the youngest american wrestler, man or woman, to do that and she was so dominant that no one even scored a point against her in her final three matches. if that sounded familiar to her high school coach who never saw a point against her, even though she often had to wrestle male opponents. >> i personally have not seen her get scored on. i had the best seat in the house and i've never seen her be scored on. to see her in the olympics and to be that dominant was really remarkable. >> reporter: piper lawley and isabel result in high school and said amit elor's dominance in the final match was obvious to them. >> it was so exciting to see and to know how she wrestles, the specifics, what to look for. it was so cool to know 10 seconds in she was going to win and she did. >> reporter: amit elor hopes she can inspire young girls to dream big, even in male-dominated the field. she recalled what intrigued her about the sport when she was little. >> this is going to

amits ongoing conflict and rising tensions hasbullah's claims about the impact of their recent strikes on israeli entity intelligence have sparked intense debate. this is compounded by series of high profile resignations within the zionist israeli military and police, revealing deeper issues within the zinist regime's defense and security apparatus. let us now delve into a comprehensive report on these developments. hezbollah specialized units are actively investigating claims. broadcasted by almayadin tv citing european security sources that the recent strike by the lebanese resistance on units 8200 in galel and in the inshimmer base resulted in 22 fatal. and 74 injuries among israeli entity intelligence personnel. these sources had confirmed that the information is accurate and beyond doubt. hisbollah asserted through his deputy secretary general sheikh naim qasim that zinous israel typically downplays its losses during conflicts to maintain morale among its troops and public, acknowledging only minimal casualties. the resistance asserted to have verified information indicating that

in our news review program, we discuss washington's apparent efforts to reach a ceasefire in gaza, amit its continuous military. financial support for israel, joining us now for the program is save mosan abbus, journalist and political commentator, joining us from london and scott bennet, former us army psychological warfare officer joining us from san francisco, california, gentlemen, welcome uh to the program, both of you hope you're both doing well, i guess we could start there with you say it in london. "your initial thoughts on hamas saying that all roads lead right back to washington? well, they do indeed, because washington is a partnering crime, it's fully complicit in the genocide that's going on, it's militarily complicit, it's politically complicit, and it's kind of complicit in every diplomatic sense that you can uh, you can think of, so the reality is that the us has it in its power to make one phone call. and they could stop this uh this entire genocide, that's the truth of the matter uh, they if they if they pushed israel uh firmly and there were no further support mechan

around 83% of required food aid is being blocked from reaching two million displaced palestinians amit israel's brutal onslot. onerwall also warned that the delivery of critical humanitarian supplies will be further complicated in winter due to damaged roads and war ravaged infrastructure in gaza. palestinian officials say 36 children have died of malnutrition since the israeli genocide began. while the lives of 3,500 are at risk due to the regime's systematic starvation policy. leader of hezbollah resistance movement say hasan nasrulah has asserted that israel's plan to return to displaced settlers to the northern occupied territories will fail. "there were three war aims which were declared which were related to gazza, now there's a fourth goal to return the occupied settlers of northern occupied palestine to the border region with south lebanon, that is the goal. now can you achieve this goal? you, netanyahu, yesterday, he was, he seemed a bit happy. okay, you gallant and..." and all of your army, government and your entity, here in lies the challenge, we accepted this challenge sin

amit: that's where we see customers putting the work in. everyone's ready for ai.i talked about customers, they are all doing the work to either figure out how to serve customers better. how to make sure claims are moving faster and they are much cleaner. happy make sure when a customer call comes in with a lot more informed opinion of customer. customers are doing the work. but that takes a little bit of time. i think we are at best bottom of the first and i do see the next 12 to 18 months to be the ones where you will actually see the live use cases, out at scale. i see the usage of the product for customers using it, we see the tracking of where the data is going and i see those scaling up. >> will the productivity gains be enough to vindicate the hundreds of billions being spent. amit: i can give you some examples. the claim processing took months was converted to a week. what we need to be careful is the experiment and operationalize that. we also to think about governance and compliance with those cases. i think there's productivity in that. but we have to gi

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moment in the country's political landscape with the muslim brotherhood achieving unprecedented success amits backdrop of economic decline and heightens security tensions. this strong showcasing raises critical questions about the future of jordan's political system and the growing influence of islamists in the nation's governance. to discuss this issue with us from amman jordan is mr. mafak mahadin who is a political geopolitical commentator. thank you very much for being with us, mr. mahadin, now how do you anticipate the recent success of the muslim brotherhood and how do you think that will impact the balance of power within the jordanian parliament and how will it influence the legislative priorities in a country like jordan? good morning. 20th parliamentary elections in jordan were marked by numerous problematic observations. first, it's important to note that over 70% of jordanians boycotted the elections. we're talking about a minority parliament, not the one that can be heavily relied upon when assessing the strength of political forces, including the islamic factions. the jordanian

amit is the youngest u.s. wrestler to win the gold medal. a humbling moment for one of the world's most popular entertainers. how justin timberlake says he's working to move past his drunk driving arrest. >> and a different kind of back to school sale. how a nonprofit in the east bay is helping students get access to technology. >> and a very weather. a warm friday with some 70s 80s and some 90s. but plan on some cooling this weekend and eventually maybe some showers could be added to t f is over the oakland estuary. that big globe of fire making its way down over the horizon. we're joined now by meteorologist mark tamayo with the current look at our weather mark cooldown headed our way. yeah, noticeable cooldown greg as we head into the weekend, but that was a beautiful sunset for your friday. >> wrapping up a warm to hot afternoon across the bay area today. the warmest day of the week. take a look at some of the highs from this afternoon. the hot spots in the lower 90s toward concord, livermore, and antioch. so warm today, but a sharp chan

in august, amit won an olympic gold medal in the women's freestyle in her weight group. her astonishing skill and unwavering dedication to the sport make her an inspiration for the next generation of girls wrestling. our community is incredibly proud of amit and it was a delight to root for her during the paris olympics. alongside california's 10th congressional district. please join me in congratulating amit in her incredible accomplishments and the many more to come. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the life and work of betty boteman. she was a trail blazer for women in leadership in my community. in water agencies in california and in special districts, she was a native new yorker who settled in concord, california, with her family of six. in 1974, betty was appointed to the contra costa water district's board and she served in that seat for over 46 years. she was instrumental in implementing many significant projects. such as building the randall bold water treatment plant and expanding a reservoir. betty was passionate about bringing more women into elected of

secretary secretary general's latest speech in which he reaffirmed his continued support for gazans amitthe ongoing israeli genocide. hamas said hasan lost position was slap in the face of the israeli prime minister and his fascist cabinet. the group noted that the speech thworted benjamin netanyahu's plans to weaken support for the resistance in gaza through recent terror attacks in lebanon. hamas said the israeli terrorism has violated all international values, norms and laws, making it a rogue entity that poses a real threat to security and stability of the region and of the world. the palestinian islamic jihad for its part said speech reflected the unity and cohesion of resistance forces in various arenas. it added that the speech also was as a firm response to the zinus regime's policies and thorted its plans. tensions are escalating between israel and the hezbolah resistance movement amid fears of a full-scale war between the two sides following the regime's recent terrorist operations in lebanon. the movement says it has carried out new operations. in support of palestinians in ga

the attack came amit the... biggest political shakeup of the wartime ukrainian cabinet, foreign minister has become the latest minister to submit his resignation, at least seven ukrainian ministers and senior officials have resigned, and a presidential aid was fired. the parliament is yet to approve the resignations. legislators have already approved the exit of three ministers and one vice prime minist premier. this is while ukrainian troops are facing pressure around the strategic. city of aporoskov, which is on the brink of falling to russian forces. for more on that, we're joined by our correspondent johnny miller, who is with us from moscow, and also mr. christoph horstell author and politician joining us from berlin, and let's begin with our very own johnny miller, you're right there on the grounds monitoring what's happen. give us the latest and why is this cabinet reshuffle so important? well, the truth is, we don't really know uh the reasons for this cabinet reshuffled yet, you very well sumed up the events in ukraine at the moment, the and in russia, there are many of them at t

this comes amit criticism of the israeli entity police. and it's management with accusations againstavier of turning the force into a private militia and using it to suppress regime opponents, particularly those protesting for a prisoner exchange deal with hamas and early elections. this comes amit the ongoing israeli occupations genocidal war in gaza, following the israeli entity military's announcement earlier this month that major general tamir yadai, the head of the ground forces, resigned from his position, citing personal reasons. to discuss this issue with us from sydney's professor tim anderson, author of west asia, after washington dismantling the colonized middle east and geopolitical commentator, a pleasure having you with us. tim, now how do you anticipate the recent claims by hizbillah that the casualties and the precision of their strikes on the israeli entity intelligence targets impact uh the perceived effectiveness of ziness israely intelligence and also the military operations of zinist israel? well it's another blow to their effectiveness and uh how people see it,

hezbollah secretary general's latest speech in which he reaffirmed his continued support for gazans amitthe ongoing israeli genocide. hamas said hasan nasrullah's position was a slap in the face of the israeli prime minister. and his fascist cabinet, the group noted that the speech thorted benjamin netanyahu's plans to weaken support for the resistance in gaza through recent terror attacks in lebanon. hamas said the israeli terrorism has violated all international values, norms and laws, making it a rogue entity that poses a real threat to security and stability of the region and the world. the palestinian islamic jihad for its part said nasralah speech reflected the... and cohesion of resistance forces in various arenas, it added that the speech also was as as firm of a response to the zinest regime's policies as it could have been and thorted its plans. israel's air and artillery strikes continue to pound gaza, taking the lives of more innocent palestinians, most of them women and children. in one of the latest strikes, at least seven people were killed after a palestinian home was bom

the group has also targeted american facilities in iraq and syria in recent months amit growing anger over the us support for israel. devastating war on gaza. the intelligence units of iran's islamic revolution gas core has dismantled in israeli linked network planning to carry out measures against the country's security. according to a statement by the irgc, 12 members of the network were napped in six iranian provinces and subsequently arrested. the statement says the anti-iran plot was hatched following the humiliating defeat of israel. and his western backers in achieving their sinister goals against the people of gaza and lebanon. the irgc added that the criminal israel regime wanted to spread the crisis to iranian soil as part of his agenda against iran's security. iran's president says he will pass on the country's message of peace and security during his attendance at the 79th session of the un general assembly. masud pesishia made a remark. upon arrival in new york, adding that iran's message is in line with the un agenda of peace and development for all. pesition call for a

amit the recent escalation in israeli aggression on lebanon, syria has opened its borders to ' refugees and has begon sending medical aid convoys. press tv's ibrahim vahti has more on this. the israeli regime insists on continuing its unspeakable crimes. in recent days, the occupation army has expanded its targets in lebanon and intensified its aggression against innocent civilians. syria immediately took the initiative to support the lebanese brothers in their ordeel. president asad instructed the syrian government to provide all possible means of assistance to support lebanon's resilience against israel aggression. the crimes of design is know no bounds, they are difficult to describe or even discuss, but in these initial hours of your work, the primary focus above all other considerations must be, how can we stand with our brothers and sisters in lebanon in all fields and sectors, without exception and without hesitation. the syrian doctors sent. indicate is preparing a number of syrian doctors from various specialties to support the lebanese people and treat the woundeds, the syrian

this gold resides at the home of olympic athlete amit ilor. brought home the medal for women's wrestling. john ramos has that story. >> reporter: she began her wrestling career here in walnut creek at 4 years old, and now at age 20 she's, she's reached the pinnacle of her sport with an olympic gold medal. and there are those who say she may already be the greatest greatest female wrestler ever. just as she often does to her opponents, amit took the crowd at civic park by surprise as she carried in the olympic flag. >> it's just i have to pinch myself to believe that here i'm coming here to celebrate winning an olympic gold medal, and you know, representing my hometown. it's surreal. >> reporter: she won the gold medal in paris, becoming the youngest american wrestler, man or woman, to do sdmachlt she was so dominant that no one even scored a point against her in her final three matches. that sounded familiar to her high school coach who never saw a point against her, even though she often had to wrestle male opponents. >> and i personally had

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of the iran, iraq war, a group of extraordinary iranian doctors and nurses stood as beacons of hope amitsthe official language of india. as a result, persian motives, themes and even poetic meters left an indelable mark in indian literature, notably in urdu and hindi poetry. on the other hand, while its rudes stretch back millennia, persian literature remained relatively unknown in the west until the 19th century. then little by little, the elegance of persian literature found its way into western hearts and souls through translations of works of late medieval persian poets such as mystic rumi, khayam, hafiz, sa'di, nizami and ferdosi, among others, while countless other major works of persian literature and poetry. to remain unknown globally, the national day of persian poetry and literature is the celebration of the entire tapesty of persian literary heritage that will continue to inspire and enrich global culture. first of the headlines: israel pushes ahead with his genocide in the gaza strip as death though from more than 11 months of attacks sees 41,200. "the un chief sounds the alar

amits the racks intense focus. its conflict with iran, little attention was paid to its other neighbor. that conflicts in some countries like iran, iraq, syria, i don't know, maybe has created a good background for turkey to develop ambitious dam construction projects for the whole region, when the countries are fighting with each other, at the same time another country is an upstream has started to dam construction, initiating the construction of what was deemed the largest d' in europe, turkey embarked a colossal undertaking that had been a dream since 1936. the ambitious project, known as the southeastern anatolia project, gap, gap, aimed to harness the power of the two rivers, euphrades and tigris by channeling and imponing their waters within turkish territory, secured behind immense dams. covering nine. turkish provinces and an expansive area equivalent to 75000 square kilometers, roughly the size of belgium, the project had a direct impact on 10% of the turkish population, envisioned as catalyst for regional development, turkey anticipated that the construction of the dams would

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also, amit, the former official of shabak , told i24 tv of the zionist regime: yemen's missile attack in terms of tactically and strategically, it was a success for the country and a failure for israel. he said: the yemeni missile penetrated tel aviv and caused damage to this city by passing through multiple and multi-layered defense systems. the former official of shabak also said that the performance of the current israeli cabinet against the axis of resistance shows that we are afraid and cannot take a strategic action against our enemies . channel 14 of the zionist regime tv also reported that a number of interceptor missiles were fired from two air defense systems to target yemeni missiles, but none of them hit. yair golan, head of the labor party of the israeli regime, said that the rocket hitting tel aviv at the same time as the war in gaza and the north continued, showed that we have entered into an endless war and are moving towards the abyss. i will talk about the same issue with two guests in this program, mr. yousef al-hashari, the former spokesman of the yemeni ministry o

crisis of unprecedented scale is un... building with pregnant women enduring unbearable suffering amit the wreckage of warm, this ongoing genocide has not only caused destruction to most of the civilian infrastructure in the besieg strip, but it has also led to a catastrophic collapse of the health and maternal care systems there. our correspondent gather abraham brings us more. as the war intensifies gaza's healthcare infrastructure. has systematically been destroyed, rendering most of its hospitals and the clinics in operable. this destruction has led to a critical shortage of maternal health services, leaving pregnant women and the newborns in a dire need for medical attention, which has become increasingly inaccessible, further more, endangering their vulnerable lives. every day we received 60 to 70 cases, the number of cases increased after targeting of hospital. hospitals and the closure of other clinics in the middle area and khan unis. due to the big number of cases and the displacement of people, we don't have enough capabilities or enough skilled professionals. women mostly s

the islamic resistance has also targeted american bases in iraq and syria in recent months amit growing anger over the us support. for israel's genocidal war on gaza. in iraq, strong reactions are pouring in over the israeli assassination of the hizbullah leader, said hasan nasrullah. thousands of iraqi protesters have gathered in baghdad to denounce israel's actions, while the country's government has also vowed assistance to lebanon. here's a report. the people of iraq took to the streets of the capital to express the rage following the assassination of hisbullah leader sayad hasan nasrallah which happened on friday. protest assembled in baghdad at the entrance to the green zone which houses the us embassy and government buildings. they gathered to condemn the us collaboration with israel in killing the hezbulah leader an air strike. on the southern suburbs of beirot demonstrators tried to reach the us embassy building with many openly stating their intention to burn it down. the iraqi government has also condemned the killing of sayid hasan nasrallah while declaring three days of pub

amit burkina faso called on the world community to assess ukraine's support for terrorism. members of the terrorist group fighting against the authorities of malia are publishing propaganda videos in social networks , including those filmed from drones. the constitution, which prohibits the country from having a full-fledged army, having full-fledged offensive weapons, although after the start of the svo, in the last 2 years, when japan fully joined the anti-russian policy of the united states, these principles have been very seriously revised, it is already buying the same cruise missiles tamogaf with a range of 1600 km, in addition the united states conducts exercises almost constantly, almost every month, the scenario of which assumes... the defeat of attacks on japanese territory, it is clear who is considered a potential enemy in this scenario, it is china, in addition, japan is preparing to adopt a record -breaking military budget, next year it will be even larger, i remind you that by 2027 japan is going to increase military spending to nato's 2%, that is, everything

of the iran, iraq war, a group of extraordinary iranian doctors and nurses stood as beacons of hope amits the chaos. "witness their selfless dedication as they navigate the front lines, risking their lives to save others. from bloodsoak battlefields to makeshift hospitals, this gripping documentary unveils the untold stories of sacrifice, resilience and the unbeetable spirit that emerge from those years. apartite and the global north south divide. apartite was defeated in south africa. it is not yet defeated in israel, palestine, but south africa are doing their very best to bring about that defeat, knowing as they do what apartite really means. we'll be discussing. all of the matters that arise from this on have it out with gallowe, why don't you join us? نزل لي الساند هذا بسرعه. welcome everyone, the designist entity continues engaging in extremely...

amite irani made the remarks in a letter to the un chief as well as president. the security council and general assembly, he said israel's terror operations in lebanon constitute flagrant violation of the basic principles and rules of international law, including the un charter and the 1961 viena convention. iran's envoy added continued terrorist actions and violations of international law by israel pose serious threat to international security, slamming western countries, especially the us for unwavering support for the regime. iravan said they bar international responsibility for all the regime's wrongful acts. he also asked the un chief and the security council to unequivocally condemn israel's terrorist actions and violations of lebanese sovereignty. former us army psychological warfare officer scott bennett believes israel's cyber attack on lebanon is multi-phase operation likely to continue and accelerate regime's collapse. "this was a multi-phased attack, it was not going to be limited to just uh pages. i said more will becoming, and low and behold, that happened today. uh, so th

also, amit, the former head of shabak , told the zionist regime's i24 tv that the missile attack in yemen was a tactical and strategic success for this country and a failure for israel. he said. the yemeni missile penetrated tel aviv by passing through multiple and multi-layered defense systems and caused damage to this city. the former official of shabak has also said that the performance of the current cabinet of the seconist regime against the axis of resistance shows that we are afraid and cannot take strategic action against our enemies. channel 14 of the sekonist regime tv also reported that a number of interceptor missiles were fired from two air defense systems to target yemeni missiles, but none of them hit it . yair golan, the head of the communist regime's labor party, said: the missile hit tel aviv at the same time it showed the continuation of the war in gaza and the north. we have entered into an endless war and are moving towards the abyss. the file of the fajr song festival case was closed. a festival that introduced its winner after 3 consecutive days at the same time as

large crows of morners paid tribute to 26-year-old a newwer esgy. killed amit peaceful anti-settlement protests, also prop activist from the international solidarity movement assembled outside the hospital where her body was being held, calling for the freedom of palestine and end to israel's killing campaign. meanwile, southern areas of nabis and other cities throughout the occupied west bank had been scenes of fresh israeli raids, regime for storm homes and abducted a man in gallandia and young palestinian was also shot in eastern bethlehem. nearly 700 palestinans have now been killed 5700 wounded and nearly 300 detained throughout the occupied west bank since a regime launch its genocidal campaign on gaza early october. and for more details, we're earlier joined by our ramala correspondent nakahamed. so over here in the west bank a another another big news. actually was today when the ship which is the israeli intelligence announced that they have arrested three palestinians or one one palestinian resistance cell in the area of bin in which since the hours of the morning b has been

, since many students and professors have been killed the second academic year will be likely lost amit israel's ongoing genocide. abubakar abid reports from daralbala, wherever you go. in gaza, you won't see remains of any university, as israel has an annihilated all universities across this trip, but here in derral balah where we are at the moment, there is one still standing palestine technical college built 18 years ago, on these days last year a new academic year started, but was forceably shot down later with the... launch of israel's genicidal war on gaza, the college were many generations of hope, talents, and excellency, grow up had always been filled with passion and vibrancy, however, today it's a truly different story, i was a student here, there were lecture rooms filled with fruitful discussions, library with a plenty of box, ancient and country boxing novels. laboratories where the students were busy doing their experiments. the college now has no sign of life, but maybe thousands of displaced people fighting for their very daily existence and facing trauma of every type

israel's quote genocidal violence in gaza risks spreading to other parts of the occupied palestine amitled on the international community to immediately end the risk of genocide against the palestinian people and accountability. 29 palestinians have been killed since six days ago when israel launched widespread military raids across the occupied west bank into karm north of the west bank widespread destructions been reported as several bulldozers accompanied by regime troops entered the city. bull-dosers are destroying cities infrastructure, property and roads. three hospitals have also been besieged by israely. forces preventing the injured from accessing medical care. also, in the city of janin, bulldosers are raising structures, roads and sidewalks. regime forces are threatening members of the press as well with shooting and confiscating their news gear in romala and al khalil. meanwhile, local sources have repeated heavy clashes between resistance fighters and israely forces into car. as we 333 days of genocide in occupied palestinian territories, situation remains dire, particularl

of the iran-iraq war, a group of extraordinary iranian doctors and nurses stood as beacons of hope amits the chaos, witness their selfless dedication as they navigate the frontlines, risking their lives to save others. from bloodsoak battlefield to... shift hospitals, this gripping documentary unveils the untold stories of sacrifice, resilience and the unbeatlable spirit that emerged from those years. the new bricks payment system on the verge of a breakout, well, i think it's very interesting how many countries want to join the join bricks. bricks countries can't wait, especially sanctioned ones. this process shakes time, it will not uh be so easily solved. to trade without the arm of the us dollar to increase intrabirks trade. it is on the agenda and... in the economic agenda of the summit of bricks this year that an alternative system to swift is being discussed. one year watching person here from your host. your headlines on press tv is. discriminate strikes claim the lives of more women and children in gaza, raising the genocidal war's death toll to over 41,400. the hesbollah resist