alexandra reeve givens: things were good.ough that dana actually took a play in california, leaving dad and will at home. (singing) happy birthday to you. will reeve: she had like two nights off. she came home. we had a very totally informal, just dinner. he turned 52. dana reeve: if you blow one out, we'll do the rest. blow a little closer. alexandra reeve givens: things were good, and then they weren't. christopher reeve: well, here comes will. here comes will. will reeve: he mentioned this infection that wasn't going away. he was frustrated. i came home. our favorite baseball team were playing in the playoffs, so i would rub his head for good luck. the yankees came back and won. at some point after midnight, my bedroom door slammed open, and it was the nurse on duty. will, something bad has happened. your dad has fallen into a coma. alexandra reeve givens: it was the middle of the night, and it was dana calling. she just said, al, it's really serious. you need to go home now. will reeve: she was trying to hold it together,

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but he hasn't been given that access with -- but he has been given that access. with that access is information no one else has. he is a federal contractor. he has no security clearance. he could not get security clearance. and here we are. he has access to all of that information. given access to all of that information, our information that federal employees have tried to secure forever, to other people who don't have that information. he is a federal contractor to us, but also he has contracts with china and i am sure many of our other foreign enemies. this is a coup, and we need to wake up and say this is not normal. even if you voted for donald trump, this is not normal. wake up, everyone. thank you. host: before you go, since you are a federal employee, can you tell us what is going on with you, your agency? what is happening? caller: i worked for the department of defense. it has never been more precarious and by over 20 years of working in the federal government. morality is terrible -- morale is terrible, which is the point. the emails we received from s

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i'm skeptical, frankly, given how fast everything is moving that, that he has. but you know, there's no question among the many issues around all of his activities. you know, one of the questions is out the potential conflicts of interest given his range of business interests and how many of those are, are being addressed or okay, you know, protected against. thank you so much for to hear that through that. so i professor richard, tell this a professor of constitutional adult. thank you so much. thank you. as a reminder of our top story, this alex a us president, donald trump, this cause international outright jeff to saying this country would take over the gaza strip and that kind of thing is living that should be be settled elsewhere on a student's 17 rejected the idea as have key us out as a key us allies. saudi arabia come next on the w documentary service takes you to the amazon vein forest, exploring the bulk of the catwalk tree and the mississippi in teaching us the people that i'll be back at the top of the, the, the real estate innovation green, the gre

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of people killed are unprecedented and injured are unprecedented and they would need a lot of care given that gaza has almost nothing now, everything in gaza is ruined. if we speak about the infrastructure, it's not there. if we speak about roads, they're all destroyed. if we talk about the healthcare system, we know that majority of the health facilities, the hospitals are not operational. water pipes, sewage, you name it. children have not been gone to school for a year and a half. they need to eat. for us to understand the access of the different organizations that could be providing that aid -- >> well, today we have more trucks and they are increasing by thee day, of course, not. this would make concerted effort, a lot of logistic support, it needs a lot of management. we have to o ensure that the aid is reaching the people, all the people. not part of the people for. we need to understand that the challenges are enormous and if everybody think that is the palestinian authority can on its own provide then, you know, it's quite naive. it needs to be fully supported to gaza and empowe

they haven't given the identity of the suspected shooter. they've given basic details like there are 6 people remaining in the hospital, some of them quite seriously wounded. in addition to the 11 people who are now confirmed dead. and there had been a lot of reports about to the government in local media, including that he is 35 years old. that he had a license for a hunting rifles. and there are, are also stories that his family a sense that they haven't had much contact to them. the hasn't been, you know, connected with the family which is, which is located here in edinburgh. so they're really being very careful about what they release at this time. given the fact that the investigation is still under way was dw terry field say reporting from suite use. a quick reminder now of our top story, you as president, donald trump, has calls international outrage saying that the us should take over the gauze and strip and that couple of citizens living there should be re settled elsewhere. l. a . city and zip rejected that idea as have t u. s. all

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given we 2 percent of gps tax gusts in 2019 continued to give lots of concessions, but just given concessions to the middle class. that doesn't help in terms of the mass consumption demand, and that's why private investment has not picked up. so public investment have been trying to meet that gap, but even data flooded in the last year. and in fact, it's not likely to pick up. that is in the context where we know that the world economy and exports is not going to be an engine of good. simply because of uncertainty. i mean, forget about whether jumping bose is all the times, but he's threatening to impose the very craziness because now come about in the global economic situation. means that less and less people are likely to invest in exploratory into production simply because we just don't know anymore. how exchange rates we move, how drives rates, we move, how supply chains or change chassis, it's always good to talk here many thanks and thanks for being with us on counting the cost. thank you. the president, donald trump, has quoted a wakeup call to us tech giant's industry experts describe

box of china has always believed the palestinians given in palestine. is the basic principle of postwar governance of gauze. often we oppose the false relocation of peopling garza. i'm told that relevant policies will take the ceasefire. and what comes after it as an opportunity to push the policy an issue back on the right track, and achieve lasting peace in the middle east to build up. so you're looking, australia, turkey, russia and others issued similar comments on wednesday. saudi arabia's for a ministry post at the statement saying saudi arabia would continue, efforts to establish an independent palestinian state. it echoed previous, similar statements from other our nations that the 2 state solution was the prerequisite for these countries to establish diplomatic relations with israel. lin, boy then as a member of the european parliament and chastity a denigration for relations with palestine, she gave me her thoughts on present terms proposal to what i think the statements made by president trump. the overnight is deeply concerning him from an i

, has been given the keys to the us government by donald trump. so we want to be there to show solidarity, but make it very clear we will use all our powers and our voices and the courts to fight back. >> and what does that mean just for people watching at home who are like, how can this be happening? what does that mean in practical terms? what can you do to stop this from happening? >> well, the most immediate thing we can do is through the courts. we have a situation where our republican colleagues, despite our conversations with them, are just in lockstep with donald trump and elon musk. so actually trying to pass something out of a congress that's controlled by the republicans right now isn't going to work. we will use all our powers to try to slow things down. but the courts are a place where we can be successful. as we were speaking today in d.c, we had the district court and the district of columbia issue a temporary restraining order against the earlier trump illegal action of cutting off federal funds to our community priorities, and the

about the year ahead, given they c and with inflation and about the year ahead, given they c and wi competition between the us, europe and china, at the summit — explains. ai global superpower. the us currently dominates — it has companies like google, microsoft and 0penai. to the summit, including people like sam altman, the ceo of 0penai — the company behind'chatgft. later on in the week, representing us interests. close behind the us, we have china. been quite dramatic. now, this new economic reality, if you like, presents public services, as well as promote economic growth. thank you forjoining us. it does like there is a does seem like there is a for going on battle for supremacy going on in the world of ai, france ioo 100 euros announcing at 100 billion euros investment. but most people about the us and china, talking about the us and china. tussle them. what if do you see europe role if any do you see europe playing in this race?- playing in this race? well, i think dominance _ playing in this race? well, i think dominance and - playing in this race? well, i think dominance a

gainesville and on the back cause i do refer to the statement it was made by uh by israel the for given me by uh, egypt there of course these are sent to me instead of being echoed by jordan as well, which has been speaking at one point i believe i can consent of jordan was speaking on behalf of both jordan and egypt. and he was saying just about a week ago, nope, there is no way that we are going to be willing to accept palestinians from gaza as well. the jordanian king has been saying that and in fact he's going to be heading to the white house to meet with you as president donald trump. he'll be the 3rd world leader to meet with president trump since he took office in the white house. and it's important to note the pals to the president with our bus is going to be arriving in jordan to meet with the king in order to talk about some details that have been presented by president trump, of course denouncing them, condemning them, refusing to agree with them, but they're going to talk before the king goes to washington, where this will be a main topic point, a main point of discussion be

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a little direct support has been given to the millions of indians without work. so will a bunch of help revise the economy. we'll discuss that with, i guess shortly. but 1st emerald elecom reports, they will be no income tax payable up to income of 2 road lockers will be a major relief for millions of taxpayers. and then the government has exempted people earning up to nearly $14000.00 from thing to finance minister. and there melissa thurman also changed other tax rates which could boost the spending power of the middle class. she also made ownership of a 2nd home, easier in slash duties on cancer drugs and various consumer goods. it comes as the world's 5th largest economy is expected to record it slowest rate of growth in 4 years. due to we consumer demand, low rates of private investment and inflation. the government's efforts investment up new proposals, and demand and spending the finance ministers. the parent generosity is set to cost the government nearly $12000000000.00 in revenue. in the past decade, prime minister and the random modi has spent funds on

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given all the competition in ai, people are questioning how do you generate incremental revenue from this, is it a defensive move to protect your research position? given the weakness in cloud whereas a lot of enterprise ai is coming through, those two things go together. tom: let's listen in to the ceo of alphabet responding to the innovation challenge of deepseek. ok, we were hoping to have the sound of sundar pichai of alphabet, he did comment on deepseek in the earnings call. talk to us about where things stand. the capex spend is there for alphabet. part of that capex spend will go on ships for nvidia, possibly to amd, if there is disappointment on the prospects for amd. his nvidia continuing to grow the gap? >> certainly, amd is stumbling in terms of closing the gap. there is a huge difference between the two ai chip business is great hundred billion dollar run rate for nvidia, $5 billion for amd, a massive gulf. it is 60% growth but at least on the call, some sense that there is work for them to do to close that gap. overall the results for amd were a bit better, but you had w