one of the parents told me, she kind of dream about asking bill gates to help out. bill gates works on diseases that are problematic in malaria,g countries, public health questions, but this particular mother thought, if someone like bill gates would be able to set up an institute to develop the treatments, that can make a huge difference. we might see something like that pretty soon. host: let's hear from john in new jersey for antonio regalado. good morning. caller: good morning. i have been thinking about that issue for a long time. it is like defibrillators, they want to put on everybody's body and that sign of thing. i think it will end up on the courts, low income, immigrants, prisoners, they have a right to it, and the very rich will be able to get access with their money, movie stars and the billionaires like gates. it is just not enough money to extend everybody's life. i have never made a study, but it does not seem reasonable to raise that much money for a tax system. i hope it is not that way, but i think that is the way it is going to end up. thank you.

some sort of futuristic toilets i believe and i know just the guy bill gates has revealed he wants to revolutionize the toilet and he says doing so may save two hundred thirty three billion dollars and a half a million lives i'm one hundred percent supportive of the ideal of revolutionizing the toilet and saving all those lives and i agree doing so should not be left to some shared an issue in which we all work together to make the world a better place no no unpaid cooperation leads to gay sex and jazz music all right. no repairing our broken world should be left to somebody with billions upon billions of dollars who is willing to put that money into toilets because he or she sees an opportunity to make a load of money. that's how it works as guy hotton with unicef says it's given the unmet need of two point three billion people still without basic sanitation there is a potentially very substantial market and economic gain to be had unfettered capitalism has taught us that anything worth doing is profitable ok and everything wrong with the world can be fixed by a billionaire who is be

it took him just nine moves to dispatch bill gates but norwegian chess sensation magnus carlsen faces a much tougher challenge as he aims to defend his world title in london. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program germany is marking the eightieth anniversary of kristallnacht or the night of the broken glass two days of anti jewish violence that is widely seen as the prelude to the holocaust on november ninth one thousand nine hundred thirty eight the nazis and their supporters launched attacks on the jewish populations of germany and austria synagogues were burned businesses ransacked and some one hundred jews were killed thousands more were sent to camps the events became known as them. of the broken glass for the shattered glass from the store windows that littered the streets by the time that world war two began one year later half of germany's jews had fled most remained most who remained were murdered in the holocaust. today germany has a growing jewish community but anti semitism has also been on the rise driven by migration into germany and to political extremism our reporter tr

pop star has played against bill gates and traced multiple opponents while blindfolded. he's been a special guest at other sporting events and throughout it all he just keeps having fun. his rival of hobby i know carolina is a lot more ritzer oft the italian american sees his place in the london showdown by winning a qualification event in berlin in march he went on to win two tournaments mocassin was also playing he knows the champ is only human. although i don't think that this has any clear weaknesses usually it means the mistakes he makes or are very individual and they don't have a clear pattern to them but. he still makes mistakes and we all do and the only challenges to to be ready to take them when they come. this matches the best stuff twelve games twenty seven year old constant against twenty six year old carolina chess has to chance to appeal to a new generation. all right gary hart is here with our business headlines thank you very much sumi the u.s. federal reserve kept the benchmark lending rate unchanged on thursday the move highlighted the continued stron

quite often is destructive to other people's lives so if you look at bill gates for example he has done a lot. to address keep up with health concerns but at the same time much of his money is made from from intellectual property regimes that he helped press through the world trade organization which of actually made it very difficult for poor people in poor countries to access the medicines that the needs to to live now you mention poor countries and i think one of the most unsettling conclusions in your research is that it's not a reach countries. being poor countries to develop but actually vice versa a young making the point that whatever goes into the developing countries in the form of loans are eight often comes back multiplied how does it work so you know it's it's quite clear to us that during the colonial period of the world economic system was organized in a way that effectively siphoned you know resources and value from the periphery of the world that's the global south into the core of the world system western europe etc and realize imagine that in the post colonial era tha

. >> but bill gates has millions of dollars or steve jobs?because they are creating innovations and they did this by what got better and more useful so just as carnegie made money out of making steel better and high quality. if that's the way they are making their money that is fine but if you have those crony capitalist with the power of excluding other people from the markets becoming rich in that way than that does worry me. . >> i do think it significant both steve jobs and bill gates dropped out of college. >> that brings us to the end of the evening. [applause] [inaudible conversations] . >> who was martin van buren? good question we need to ask that question. he was the eighth president of the united states he has also forgotten it was only four years long. >> he spent a lot of time with aaron burr and there were rumors persisted throughout the life of martin van buren so persistent that gore the doll put them in his novel that van buren may have been the son of aaron burr. john quincy adams in his diary said matt long - - martin van b

and asked his advice as to what he should do a bill gates of course at microsoft brought in brad smith to run the actual operation so my advice and always to all global leaders is scale your business the same way the business is being scaled in terms of growth scale the leadership that same way so what's happening is the leadership has not been scaled in the same way bought they need to bring in extra no managers with external expertise so if they were to scale the leadership the same way they have the business you would have seen now a plethora of external expertise brought in and that's what they haven't done and they need to do i don't necessary things look a book needs to go let's take an example that's a little bit sad like apple with steve jobs is no longer around but i phone tens of sitting on the shelves everywhere and they really haven't had innovation one thing mark zuckerberg has said he's going to do he said this on anonymous call earlier on in the year he was reading twenty five books a year learning how to speak mandarin he declared but now he's at war and he is going to

and a look at the future relationship let's bring in correspondent bill gates's masts mass who is in london for us in new leaders are calling this a sad day but what are the reactions been in the u.k. so far. well that's not exactly a lot of champagne corks popping here in the heat that a lot of people have problems with the deal and that's been yes well today businesses pushes these food to for them it's the end of a lot of uncertainty say they don't except they're not exactly enthusiast because for many businesses they would much rather for britain to remain within the e.u. but it's these day they think if this deal comes through at least and it's not the cliff edge at the end of march next year however we've heard from many palam and herion from the opposition the labor party the biggest opposition party here in the u.k. that they're going to vote against the deal because they believe it's just not good enough and jeremy cool been the leader of the labor party has even said well if labor did take over he believes he can negotiate a better deal however we do know that brussels does

it doesn't concern the overwhelming that bill gates has got billions of -- of dollars or steve is jobshad billions of dollars because they were creating innovation which improved all of our lives. and which, you know, they did it by producing products cheaper and got better and more useful. so if people are are making money after doing that just as carnegie made money out of making steel better, and and high quality. if that's where they're making their money well that's fine. but if you have people who are -- doing it through political connections, the power of excluding those with markets becoming rich in that way then that does worry me and good inequality and bad inequality and you know, by all means. i think it is significant that both steve jobs and bill gates dropped out of college so -- all of these -- okay -- i think that brings us to the end of the evening. can you give these two gentlemen a hand? [applause] ... television for serious readers. for a completeschedule, visit booktv.org .

investing in some of the energy tech companies, partly with the breakthrough energy coalition that bill gatesas pulled together. i think the ability to apply technology to solving these undamental human problems is part of the responsibility of technologists and the tech industry, so absolutely. with these major projects, you need to work together. how does the regulation work? how does the infrastructure work? the collaboration is a much better solution. david: artificial intelligence is a race to see how far we can get how fast. are we in danger of falling behind china? are we behind china already? reid: i think we are ahead. decades of r&d and technology and bringing the brightest minds of everyone in the world together to work on it here -- it gives us a lead in artificial intelligence. however, the chinese are being smart in saying we know this is where the industries of the future will be built, so we are investing in it. we should be doing that too. david: you started as a coo, not ceo. how much did that influence your subsequent career? ♪ david: let's talk about who reid hoffman is. y

investing in some of the energy tech companies, partly with the breakthrough energy coalition that bill gates pulled together. i think the ability to apply technology to solving these fundamental human problems is part of the responsibility of technologists and the tech industry, so absolutely. with these major projects, you need to work together. if you're doing energy, you need to concentrate,how does the regulation work? how does the infrastructure work? the collaboration is a much better solution. david: artificial intelligence is a race to see how far we can get how fast. are we in danger of falling behind china? are we behind china already? eid: i think we are ahead. i think the depth of decades of r&d and technology and bringing the brightest minds of everyone in the world together to work on it here -- it gives us a lead in artificial intelligence. however, the chinese are being smart in saying we know this is where the industries of the future will be built, so we are investing in it. we should be doing that too. david: you started as a coo, not ceo. not a chief strategy officer. how

win a new complex is like seeing bill gates win the lottery, congrats, i guess? i give it six month before new york says, yeah, we got a return policy, it's called shut the (~bleep ) up, tough guy! get that shit out of here! and with tax incentives and grants, new york is paying amazon more than $1.5 billion to move here. and, yet, somehow, they can't afford to fix the subway, yeah? i mean, not that we'll need the subway anymore. you can just amazon prime yourself to work. oh, man, why did i choose two-day delivery? moving on, everyone knows high school prom photos are incredibly emparsing, especially for me because i had to take my cousinnen to prom, who is a giraffe. ( laughter ) i'm sorry, i don't know why my writers keep giving me these dumb africa jokes. ihead a normal prom date with a zeb ray named debra or as you say here debra. >> police in wu wii are investigating a disturbing prom photo that led to growing outrage. reportedly shows pore than 30 male high school students making a nazi salute. one student did not participate but says the gestures were int

i saw that the bill gates foundation said they are going companieslks and some pulled out of some investments. companies that continue to do business in saudi arabia, are they enabling them in their human rights violations and abuse? >> if you are in an arms business sending torture equipment to saudi arabia, or surveillance equipment, there is certain kinds of business that is directly enabling human rights abuses, and those obviously a great concern. the bigger question is whether people should do business in saudi arabia at all? but i think it is extremely encouraging that in response to the murder of jamal khashoggi, a lot of very big names pulled out of the investment conference because it sent a very clear andage to the crown prince the leadership of saudi arabia that this kind of thing is unacceptable. we have been calling for a fullum sort of demand, a independent investigation. i do not think that will come to light anytime soon. but at the same time, saudi arabia is paying a price. this is all because, in a sense, because of a matter of khashoggi. of then, there is talk cease-fire,

i mean bill gates. accepted to be on the plane that charter i've been that guy but when this all was going to be their homes i said no we cannot sit there with the same people in the left so. the. ways that. i never experimented but do you know like gestures words that are it already like signal to you that there's going to be a deal here do you feel your stance or are this like jason looks like stages in these when you're intervene. you know you're not. he manes as long as it is not. beginning or slight of conflict your positions then yes you have to intervene and calm down and tell people that geez what do you mean this is what the ones in the end of the day maybe you you can match and. you feel it you go sation you you feel it's a time. you use you should. intervene yes when you work on a complicated conflict like syria and if not then what would you advise people to do that no i will never work on conflict because unfortunately syria is going to be young people of syria of syria. i still believe tha

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bill gates had his hands full, hopefully not literally, calling for better lavatory tech at the reinventeds crowned overall winner at the drone racing world championships. and after several years of teasing, samsung finally showed off it's brand—new. .. wait for it... wait for it foldable phone. it does everything you'd expect from a phone, except it folds. good! it was also the week china state tv showed off a off a synthesised artificially intelligent news anchor. he's not real! researchers at mit have developed drone technology that could be used to find hikers that are lost in the wilderness. the autonomous system uses a 3—d laser scanner to create a virtual model of the area, allowing the fleet of flying bots to work together and even tell each other if an area has already been mapped. and finally, a new bot marketed as the world's most advanced social robot proves that hats really are so last year. it projects different faces onto its head shaped display, and hopes to make human robot interaction feel much more natural. personally, i'm not creeped out at all! one of the most chilling

seventeen a report by the institute for policy studies found the three richest americans bezos bill gates and warren buffett were worth two hundred forty eight billion dollars combined that number is equal to the wealth of one hundred sixty million americans who make up the bottom half of the country's population when measured in dollars following the reports released senator sanders and nineteen other members of congress sent a letter to the trumpet ministration urging it to address the growing poverty rates the letter says trump's one point five billion dollars in tax cut signed into law last year quote overwhelmingly benefited the wealthy and worsened inequality and while many headlines concerning the report emphasize the trump administration's role in exacerbating poverty professor alston makes this important note six. yes of administrations including the current one had determinately rejected the idea that economic and social rights are full fledged human rights meaning if you're poor in the united states your government has never seen you as a priority in washington on your part r.t

they're watching on jazeera life from a headquarters and i'm dead you know bill gates also ahead donald trump's former lawyer admits he lied to congress about a project to build a skyscraper in russia an ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo is the second biggest on record.

. >> it doesn't concern me overwhelmingly that bill gates has got billions of dollars worth of steve jobs had billions of dollars because they were creating innovations that improve all of our lives and they did this by reducing products that got cheaper and better and more useful. people are making money doing that come after making this deal better. if that's the way they are making their money that's fine but if you have the crony capitalists doing it through the power of excluding other people from the markets have become rich in that way, then that does worry me. it's putting it -- >> i do think it's significant both dropped out of college. can you give these gentlemen a hand? [applause] heard about the relationship between the new york fed and large banks in the book noncompliant. she recently gave a talk in washington. thiss

recently acquired by bezos, the top spot of the richest americans, bill gates held that spot for the pas 24 years. bezos' net worth, $160 billion. just up from a measly $85 billion aier ago. >> twisht, air bnb, wine.com. >> everywhere. >> w talked about the name national landing. what that the name amazon? where did that come from? >>ou theer picked the name by looking in the dictionary theuse he saw the amazon as big and different place. he planned to make his store the biggest book store in the world and now we know it is even bigger than that. >> we'll be going in depth and explain what this news means for so tune in tonight at 7:30. >> a little different, going outside the box. get it? >> hey, petco has taken aepajor oward changing the way your pets t. they said it will stop selling foods and treats with artificial ingredients. the goao is remove all products with unnational substances. the company official says they hope tohe . >> and the redskins are helping local families at the harvest feast. players, alum dmoocy community volunteers giving out food baskets to00 prince george

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