hey, bill gates is here. though his beginnings were somewhat humbler, he still had a pretty comfortable childhood. born in seattle in 1955, his father was a successful lawyer. his mother, a teacher and influential community figure. but it wasn't all plain sailing. one thing that some people may not know about you is that very interestingly, your family referred you for some therapy when you were 12. what was going on that made them do that? oh, i wasjust a little rebellious, and they thought if i talked to a psychologist, i'd. ..understand about, uh... ..cooperating with the family, maybe? obeying the rules. but i2—year—olds are rebellious, wasn't it quite a big dealfor a family on the west coast of america then, what's that, late 1960s? isn't that quite a big deal? it wasn't that unusual, but... ..i, you know, was reading on my own and, you know, trying to prove my independence. the person i went to see was fantastic and actually got me to think in a way that, you know, having any conflict with my parents wa

bill gates is one of the largest american owners of private farmland in the u.s. reported in the 2021 annual land owners survey by land report that he was the largest private landowner in the state and that he had amassed nearly 270,000 acres of private land. that feeds into that narrative by these theories online that by accumulating all of this farmland, it must be linked to the egg shortage. while he is a massive private landowner, he is not the u.s.'s number one by any means and this has been fact-check by the american press and along those same lines, bill gates has refuted a lot of these theories and said his accumulation of this farmland is purely environmental and climate-related. fraser: after all of your research, have you cracked it? is there evidence to support these egg-strodinary claims? vedika: yes, there is an eggsp lanation behind it all. according to the cdc, the centers for disease control and prevention, i took this screenshot today. these are the live numbers. the cdc claims there are 50 million birds who were struck from last year by bird flu

for decades, bill gates was the richest man on earth, a tech geek whose zeal and work ethic made himan computing and capitalism. then he decided to give his money away. he's donated tens of billions to fighting for global causes. he's hyper rational, but behind those glasses are 67 years of emotion and experience. i want to access that. i want to find out what motivates him, why conspiracy theorists are so obsessed with him, and at what cost all that power, influence and wealth have come. i'm touring farms and hospitals in the remote region of kathonzweni in kenya, with the founder of microsoft. ok, so you put it in here. why are you feeding some chickens? even chickens have to eat. i want to find out how he's getting on in his new full—time vocation as a philanthropist, and ask him some of the tough and personal questions that follow him around the world. and i've managed to carve some time out of his meticulous minute—by—minute schedule. through the bill and melinda gates foundation, which he set up with his former wife, gates has pledged to give away most of the billions of dollar

what, what are your thoughts on bill gates? say, what is it a good idea? no, i probably believe it's a very bad idea, because i'd be, it's a point of misinformation. i'm using ai to counter misinformation, and political resolution is a threat to manatee. and i've crony against this idea, and i said, i firmly believe been a developer. my company was for the development. i strongly believe it's, it's a super dangerous idea and i completely against the motion. yeah. well i mean look it over to you. elan must says, this is a huge threat to the future. your saying using a i, it's a monitor. misinformation is a good thing. so why is it must, having such a different opinion to you perhaps is too much knowledge too much information. that's why i think i might have in tackling these, this challenge and in the precision to identify museum formation. but a, i can be also also a threat. for example, machines can generate synthetic information that is bias. so human says human, we have, we have the object, we have the goal of controlling the sources of the you formatio

for most of his life, bill gates has been the richest man in the world.talism to the front man for endless conspiracy theories. he's given tens of billions to philanthropy, focusing on climate change and global health. particularly that of children. i travelled to kenya to question him on a range of issues, including those raised by critics of his philanthropy. who made you god? i'm not god. i mean, as a percentage of the world economy, i'm kind of rounding there, but, yes, i decided that the death of children, when i read that diarrhoea was killing half a million children and that the vaccine to stop those deaths was being given to the rich kids but not to the poor kids, isaid, "wow. now i know the area of inequity most of my money will go on." during the pandemic, gates became the subject of countless conspiracy theories. i did not expect that but, you know, during the pandemic, there were tens of millions of messages about, that i intentionally caused it or i'm tracking people, which... it's true i'm involved with vaccines but i'm involved with vaccine

for most of his life, bill gates has been the richest man in the world.ce of american computing and capitalism to the front man for endless conspiracy theories. he's given tens of billions to philanthropy, focusing on climate change and global health. particularly that of children. i travelled to kenya to question him on a range of issues, including those raisd by critics of his philanthropy. who made you god? i'm not god. i mean, as a percentage of the world economy, i'm kind of round in there, but, yes, i decided that the death of children, when i read that diarrhoea was killing half a million children and that the vaccine to stop those deaths was being given to the rich kids but not to the poor kids, i said, "wow. "now i know the area of inequity most of my money will go on." during the pandemic, gates became the subject of countless conspiracy theories. i did not expect that but, you know, during the pandemic, there were tens of millions of messages about, that i intentionally caused it or i'm tracking people, which... it's true i'm involved with vacc

for most of his life, bill gates has been the richest man in the world.omputing and capitalism to the front man for endless conspiracy theories. he's given tens of billions to philanthropy, focusing on climate change and global health. particularly that of children. i travelled to kenya to question him on a range of issues, including those raisd by critics of his philanthropy. who made you god? i'm not god. i mean, as a percentage of the world economy, i'm kind of round in there, but, yes, i decided that the death of children, when i read that diarrhoea was killing half a million children and that the vaccine to stop those deaths was being given to the rich kids but not to the poor kids, i said, "wow. "now i know the area of inequity most of my money will go on." during the pandemic, gates became the subject of countless conspiracy theories. i did not expect that but, you know, during the pandemic, there were tens of millions of messages about, that i intentionally caused it or i'm tracking people, which — it's true i'm involved with vaccines but i'm invo

we speak to the microsoft founder, bill gates. i guess people are looking for the bogeyman behind the curtain — their oversimplistic explanation. and we begin in the us, where the department of defense says a chinese surveillance balloon is hovering over the northern us. officials at the pentagon say the balloon had flown over the state of montana, but haven't revealed its current location. these are the first pictures we have received, which are believed to be of the baloon. the department of defense says the baloon was most certainly launched by china, but there's been no word yet from beijing. the pentagon press secretary brigadier general pat ryder posted a statement on the department of defense website, saying the balloon is being tracked. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, has been following the story and gives us some more detail. we know, according to the pentagon, that the surveillance this is an unusual but not unprecedented situation. we have the surveillance balloon in the stratosphere, so extremely high alt

and we speak to bill gates about covid, vaccines and those conspiracy theories. now i guess people are looking for the boogie man behind the curtain, the oversimplistic explanation. welcome to bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. it's seven in the morning in singapore, and in manila — where there's been a big strategic development in the pacific rivalry between the us and china, with america sealing a deal to greatly increase its military presence in the philippines. it's seven in the morning in singapore, and in manila — the agreement was signed off by the us defence secretary lloyd austin, after talks in the capital of the philippines. it represents a change in approach by president marcos. previous adminstrations tended to weaken their ties to washington. the deal gives the us access to four more military bases in the philippines, which will make a total of nine. neither country has said exactly where the new locations would be although it has been acknowledged that washington has requested access to bases on the northern land mass

yeah, that's with bill gates. yeah, that's right.ean, in some ways i'm very optimistic about this. seeing science and technology getting a seat at the cabinet table , something it cabinet table, something it hasn't had for years, seeing a focus on trying to build these international partnerships. this could be really encouraging. and if done in the right way, it could give us the fillip to growth that the uk really needs. what expecting come what are we expecting to come out meeting today ? rishi out of this meeting today? rishi sunaki out of this meeting today? rishi sunak i believe , has met bill sunak i believe, has met bill gates before , but is there gates before, but is there anything specific in terms of partnership that we're expecting to come out or is this sort of just another statement of intent 7 just another statement of intent ? our bill gates has works in some really interesting areas that are very relevant to the uk . so life sciences is the big one which is obviously a big strength for uk and something that we would

friends involved tools the made the clean help city of our to more in the desk republic a supplier as bill gates file. so fight misinformation through our division. a mosque says that emerging technology is one of the biggest threats to mankind. we hear from a panel who wants to add pre traffic, controlled by the information line, i guess nobody. so he's planned to fight against these injustices. it's kind of reasonably my highest using ai to come to listen to mission and political a manatee. a welcome to national rule crossing a lie from moscow, just post the ally to help you with my medical body. let's take a look at those top stories. this our rushes, you and envoy hasn't used western powers of endless the property up with government, with diesel aid, attempting to destroy russia. i'm spreading ross a phobic sentiment across europe and the u. s. he made those comments of the un security council meeting on friday. yes. it does have a shoes criminal example blue channel, so that i failed to the western members of the un security council. you will not be able to live as before. you are ready, sh

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bill gates. he wants you to know he's going to fix climate change. >> not only am i not part of the problem, i'm part of the solution. dan: sure he is. pete hegseth is coming up next with hot takes. what if your earbuds can read

bill gates is he's not the problem when it comes to climate change. he got called out by a reporter for his use of a private charge. >> what do you say to those who call you a hypocrite. >> i'm comfortable with the idea that not only am i not part of the problem, but also through the billions that my energy group, that impart of the

bill gates, but you are not microsoft to achieve many profits and from 5,000 people in the world to 40,000ple within 10 years, but we increased the income by 80 times from one billion and 80 billion . he got it and is now a member of the club he is also an american lawyer and a professor at the university of houston , texas , seattle, and louisiana state universities. he has studied abroad . childhood and adolescence with business and doing charitable and public works is an important issue, which from the point of view of a psychiatrist, should be given the attention of school authorities, because in the future of the person and the country, it is especially important to have a system that encourages children to work. let's do it, for example, in elementary school i always said that he should come in the summer to report what positive thing you did in the summer. he wants to talk about fun. rashti language class . i want to talk about something you did for society. for example, a country like japan. his family business, his mother is the daughter of the governor of the state of washington

bill gates .lion and 80 psychic billion received his doctorate in food law from washington university of politics and now he is a member of the american bar association . he is also a professor of law at the university of houston, texas, seattle and louisiana state university. he was a consultant to various companies with high profitability regarding management . introducing students from childhood and adolescence to business and doing charity and public benefit work is an important issue that should be considered by school officials from the point of view of the psychologist. at the future of the person and the country is very important. we should have a system to encourage children to work . for example, in elementary school, i always said that in the summer you should come and report what positive things you did in the summer . we want to talk about fun. talk about something you have done for the society. for example, a country like japan , the children have been thinking about the family busin

bill gates, who was able to make microsoft very profitable and from 5,000 people in the world to 40,000 people in 10 years . but we increased his income 80 times from 1 billion to 80 billion and he received his doctorate in food law from the washington university of politics and now he is a member of the american bar association as well as a professor at the university of houston, texas, seattle and louisiana state university. before establishing myself abroad in japan, helping various companies, being a consultant to various companies with high profitability regarding technology management, introducing students from childhood and adolescence to business and doing charity and public benefit work is an important issue. from the point of view of a psychologist, it should be taken into consideration by the school officials, because in the future of the individual and the country , it is very important to have a system to encourage children to work . you did something positive about having fun let's talk. rashti language class. i want to talk about something you have done for society . for

bill gates. he wants you to know he's going to fix climate change. >> not only am i not part of the problem, i'm part of the solution. dan: sure he is. pete hegseth is coming up next with hot takes. what if your earbuds can read and track your brain waves business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. dan: welcome back to "unfiltered." time for hot takes. joining us is "fox and friends" co-host pete hegseth. topic one. bill deblasio known for his capitalist work ethic, i apparently he's lobbying to become the labor secretary. a dude who has never had a

bill gates, the billionaire co—founder of microsoft, says he'd rather pay for vaccines than travel toed tens of billions of pounds to global health causes, including fighting malaria and tackling climate change. he's been talking to the bbc�*s amol rajan. i decided that the death of children, when i read that diarrhoea was killing 500,000 children and that the vaccine to stop those deaths was being given to the rich kids but not to the poor kids, i said, "wow, now i know the area of inequity most of my money will go on." well, and you can watch that interview in full tonight: that's amol rajan interviews: bill gates at 7.30pm on bbc two. it will also be on iplayer and as a podcast on bbc sounds. when we think of eurovision, we may well think of bucks fizz, abba, or sam ryder. you probably don't think of the sex pistols. but this year, john lydon, best known as the frontman — johnny rotten — of the 19705 british punk band — i5 bidding to become ireland's entry. his song hawaii celebrates his wife, nora forster, who's living with alzheimer's disease. the couple have been together for mo

what, what are your thoughts on bill gates? say, what is it a good idea? no, i strongly believe it's a very bad idea, because eventually it's something b i, b, it's a pivot point of missing the mission. i'm using ai to counter misinformation, and political polarization is a threat to humanity. and i scroll against this idea and i firmly believe being a i developer. my company is, was a, i don't, i strongly believe it's a, it's a super dangerous idea. and i completely against emotion. yeah. well, i mean, look over to you in on mass says this is a huge threat to the future. your saying using ai. it's a monitor misinformation. it is a good thing. it was a why is the law must having such a different opinion to you perhaps? so let me just the am make you the, the question is how do we fight and ms information now in the web. the question is, we don't have any means. there is an abundance on the information produced every day, but humans and by machines. so the question is, how can we classify these pieces of information as pieces of dizzy information or not? is

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listen to bill gates tell you you need to eat soy burgers or administration telling you can't dry andyour clothes, that's nonsense and doesn't do anything and that is the pro problem. >> you ever try to grill a soy burger on an electric stove? >> i've not ever tried to grill a soy burger or do it on an electric stove. i will not try soy burger, i like beef. >> don't worry about your seat by the way. your top class. >> do you think these expensive restaurants, the expensive ones, initial instar are going to cook on an induction stovetop? i will say i don't think so. you think gavin newsom at the french laundry is eating with a gas stove? >> this whole circle -- washing machines and stuff. >> coming up, italian restaurant says while two kids. plus, debate the idea next on the big saturday show. ♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. one italian restaurant in new jersey says enough is enough. houses were getting announced on social media children under ten no longer be permitted to dine at the restaurant. the reason? posting on facebook noise le levels, cleaning up crazy messes and lia

bill gates is looking to score big box with box amazon. now, sales bag bugs from zebra toronto last 2 dark chocolate crickets. and don't forget the jungle trail mix with a delicate mix of scorpion spoon. and beetles to ca, call your fancy. the argument is bugs are high in protein and could replace the high intake of these chicken and pork which critics against eating these meats, say, racing. these animals exciting to pollution, time magazine even came out with an article, pushing blogs as a sustainable healthy alternative to meet. while many countries do have bucks as part of their diet, it is usually a seasonal snack, harvesting them or forming them could of course, leave down the same sleeper slope us with fees or chickens. and of course, you will have people begin to say, even eating bugs is inhumane. so scotty, would you try eating the leases? no traces bugs on purpose roxana? i mean i have to say, you know, you travel to other countries. you do get to explore different foods, france as cargo. we've had the debate here within the stud