sir david jason, fantastic talking to you on breakfast, as ever. thank you so much for your time.rough the next couple of days, essentially we're looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers, but like today, some of those showers will be heavy and thundery with some hail and gusty winds around them. you can see them moving across england and wales while we've got rain pushing across northern england into southern scotland and northern ireland, and for the rest of scotland, it's fairly cloudy, with showery rain in the north and a cold northerly wind. top temperatures today up to 18 degrees. now, its low pressure driving our weather and overnight it drifts a little bit further east, but we still have showers and rain rotating around it and this cold northerly wind. temperatures in the north falling away to seven to about nine degrees. come further south, we're looking at ten to about 13 degrees. tomorrow, then, our low pressure continues to push towards the north sea, eventually moving into it. that opens the door to this straight northerly coming across our shores, and also still s

the actor david jason reflects on his career — and how life as del boy inspired his new memoir.ett. i will take you into the gulf of mexico because this area has claridges hurricane milton which has weakened a little recently, expected to make rainfall near tampa late on wednesday and the winds could still be gusting around 150 mph. leaving that aside, heading our way into the mid—atlantic and this area of cloud contains remnants of ex—hurricane cocu which is steaming towards western europe, it could net us but there are changes on the way. more details later. see there are changes on the way. more details later-— details later. see you then, darren. thank yom — today, in special coverage across bbc news, we're examining the prospects for peace in the middle east and asking if there's any chance of the war coming to an end. 0ur reporter tim muffett has been talking to two fathers, one palestinian and one israeli, who have both lost daughters in the long running conflict. they've joined together to help other families and to promote peace and reconciliation. we combine our pain i

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david webb with the real name of "jason bourne." david. david: if only.to be careful of two harvard students discovered their smart glasses can be used to get personal information from strangers in some cases it went as far as to provide their home addresses. just imagine cctv with a.i. search on your face. >> no, bad. >> we've seen it in mission impossible. >> your glasses, home address and -- [laughter] i don't have to ask you boxers or briefs. joe. >> david webb actually is the name of jason borne in the movie. a great -- >> that is a piece of trivia i learned today. from a very handsome young man who shall go unnamed a the this point but this has really been a phenomenal momentous broadcast and ushered with the words of the form or president in pennsylvania and we covered a lot of ground from teleprompters to iran and israel and that does it for us here at the big weekend show. we're going to see you back here tomorrow night at 7 p.m. eastern. for -- the big weekend show, but until then, we've got the hero of the university "one nation with brian kilm

the ronnie barker david jason comedy is up for sale. is it really?to a sort of a whatever type shop it is a hardware shop for the tv series, but it's not. it's up for sale for 130 grand or so. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> alex, let's talk about keir and ange as they're being described in the sun apparently at conference, if you paid 50 grand, 50 grand, you could have your photograph taken with them. yeah. >> i mean, it's ridiculous, isn't it, when you put it like that, this, this actually comes on the back of another sort of what, what the sun were dubbing cash for croissants on the jonathan reynolds. just a week ago. we heard that story where they were offering up to 30 grand to have a photo in your name plastered with jonathan reynolds. i don't know who would pay reynolds. i don't know who would pay this ridiculous amount of money, but of course, if you're a business person, this is not about the photo. this is about opportunity to speak to the prime minister and get his ear. >> well, then you can put that picture in your reception of your office and you c

>> david webb actually is the name of jason borne in the movie. a great -- >> that is a piece of trivia i learned today. from a very handsome young man who shall go unnamed a the this point but this has really been a phenomenal momentous broadcast and ushered with the words of the form or president in pennsylvania and we covered a lot of ground from teleprompters to iran and israel and that does it for us here at the big weekend show. we're going to see you back here tomorrow night at 7 p.m. eastern. for -- the big weekend show, but until then, we've got the hero of the university "one nation with brian kilmeade" it begins right now. take u ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ pete: well, it might be fall, but it feels like summer in our national anthem. rachel: it does. pete: photos continue to pour in, they are beautiful. and thanks for being here. it is october 6th, year of our lord, 2024, good to be back with you both here in studio. will: good morning. pete: good morning being. rachel: i'm going to get pumpkins

jason, this has been called uninvestable, and david tepper really said, everything, i'm all in. >> andhen are the carolina panthers? >> as a commanders fan, i know he's curious about this, but as a markets guy, i'm curious. what do you see as the opportunity in china right now? >> well, first and foremost, you do want to be aware of the head space. i don't think you want to get ahead of yourself. do believe in beijing. it's going to do exactly what it says it will do. it's going to spend money, it's going to bail out real estate, and it is going to be -- again the national team is doing a lot of buying. whether it turns around the economy or not, that remains to be seen, but in the meantime, you can comfort abet on the construction sector, banks and insurance companies who hold a lot of real estate. >> but, again, whether china is out of the woods and the real economy will turn around, i think you want to wait for another quarter or two to really say. >> jason, with that in mind, there are a plethora -- and tyler and i look at these all the time, etfs that track many different things,

we are reminded of the camp david accords which normalize relations between egypt and israel at the time. jimmy carter's grandson, jasonenough to join us today. jason, very good value and a very happy birthday to your grandfather. annual and big day for the entire family, just remarkable life. and i find the backdrop today with the middle east tensions, something your grandfather knew well, tried to deal with the campaign at its core. >>> very different times you think of all of this kind of coming together on the same day? >> yeah, i mean, like, it's remarkable moments. i think, you know, when we reflect on my grandfather's legacy yes, it was a century long, at this point but that camp david accords which really has form the only real hope for peace in that region, the proof that israel can make peace with it's neighbors can provide security to israel, you know, he was always pro israel and pro-palestinian and i think we have to find a way to have leadership that can do that in order to provide the kind of security that region needs and today isn't an example of how far we've come from days of peacemaking. >> neil: he

jason: because winning creates is that the idea? masai: 100%. you win on the court, you win off the court. and as you do that, you bring people along. ♪ davids now street week, i'm david westin bringing you stories of capitalism. this week the new era of populism and what it means for

maybe these new apple phones, david, they can touch up anything. they made me look like jasonam. >> i know him. >> i look just like him. >> i watched one of his movies on a plane called "the beekeeper." it may have been the single worst thing i've ever seen. >> wasn't it horrible? >> it was so beyond comprehension. >> wasn't it awful? >> you watched that too? you wasted -- >> watched it twice because i didn't want to tell my wife i watched it alone. it's so bad. but he looked just like me when you look at the apple 15. >> i often think when i look at you, i think jason statham. i do. >> not louis ck and not -- >> louis ck? man, i've been canceled. >> he's coming back. >> no, he is back. because he was so crazy to begin with. what can you say? >> what can you say? maybe better off saying nothing. >> is he going to run cbs? >> excuse me? >> nothing. >> the dow is being led by cisco, jim. i don't know if you saw this upgrade over at citi. a.i., only 2% of revenue, but we think that there's upside to that. >> yeah, they say that meta's interested. look, i think chuck has done a gr

jason, appreciate it. thank you, sir. >>> check those futures, i see a lot of red ink. dow off 170. nasdaq is down 147 points. davidjoins us to check out the market today. i notice nvidia is at an all-time high, backed off just a little, 48 cents down. why is it still climbing? if. >> yeah, stuart, the reason nvidia's doing so well really has to do with taiwan semi that just reported recently. their results were so incredibly strong, so when they reported, they said, look, the demand from a.i., it's real, it's sustainable. i'll add another word to that, it's insane. they said a.i. spending will be up over three times this year. the fear was, hey, the economy is slowing and nvidia, demand may be down? taiwan semi alleviated those fears. there's real demand here. stuart: well, the chipmakers overall, they've stayed very strong. what's that doing for the overall market? not much, by the looks of it. >> yeah. well, look, we recently just are hitting all-time high highs in a lot of the major indexes. if you look under the surface, if you look at the tech sector as a whole, what's driving? the semi sector is driving yoap

david axelrod, former journalist, former obama senior adviser, and congratulations, dave. you just dropped your 600th episode of the axe files which launched in 2000 15 a fantastic fantastic podcast, but thanks jasonping away from the legality of it because neither you nor i are lawyers or judges. what is what do you think of what elon musk and his pro-trump super pac are doing with this, this scheme to go after low-propensity voters and to get their names and addresses. >> you know, i'm not going to i. can i'm not going to make a moral judgment about a but just technically speaking clinically speaking, it's very, very smart because what they're doing is getting people to sign these. you have to be registered voter to qualify for because he's paying people $100 for signing this petition. he's also paying people 47 dollars for everyone. they refer who signs the petition and then he's got this million million-dollar lottery that if you sign the petition, your entered into and what they're doing is using the first amendment and the second amendment free speech and gun rights as a way of identifying people who they think are likely to be trump voters. they're checking to see if they're registered. the

jason foster. i'm a resident of the outer richmond, and i'm here to share a perspective on what this looks like. so i'm going to read a little bit here. so david chiu is leading representing us all and challenging that a clause that states discharge shall not cause or contribute to a violation of any applicable water quality standard is grounds for undermining a permit for sewage treatment and the rationale he gives on san francisco water and waste or whatever is that that clause adds nothing to instruct permit holders how to prevent pollutio, instead only imposing liability, blah blah, blah, blah. so what we're arguing as a community is we don't know what high water quality is, and we can't even hire sewer managers that know what high water quality is and how to deliver that through discharge. and instead, the community, the entitled community of san francisco is going to sue the epa and undermine their very narrow scope to deliver clean air and clean water to all americans. no good. thank you for sharing your comments. let's have the next speaker, please. hello, president peskin and the board of supervisors, thank you for the opportunity to

jason foster. i'm a resident of the outer richmond, and i'm here to share a perspective on what this looks like. so i'm going to read a little bit here. so david chiu is leading representing us all and challenging that a clause that states discharge shall not cause or contribute to a violation of any applicable water quality standard is grounds for undermining a permit for sewage treatment and the rationale he gives on san francisco water and waste or whatever is that that clause adds nothing to instruct permit holders how to prevent pollutio, instead only imposing liability, blah blah, blah, blah. so what we're arguing as a community is we don't know what high water quality is, and we can't even hire sewer managers that know what high water quality is and how to deliver that through discharge. and instead, the community, the entitled community of san francisco is going to sue the epa and undermine their very narrow scope to deliver clean air and clean water to all americans. no good. thank you for sharing your comments. let's have the next speaker, please. hello, president peskin and the board of supervisors, thank you for the opportunity to