no one understands where education headed better than sal khan. and i can't recommend brave words enough. sal, welcome back to the club and. now please add one more round of applause. i hope i'm not too in asking you my first question, which is how much of gpt wrote your book? very little. i will say that i i definitely used it for ideas doing some of the chapter titles. i don't think any of that. gpt these ideas made the final cut. okay. so and yet the book is is a very articulate and cheery defense of and i think explanation of why ai will be a valuable tool specifically for education. so, you know, share the high level thesis for everybody. oh, and i'm sorry. i meant to do a little exercise so we can see you could. could i just see a show of hands for anyone in the room who has used kind academy at all in their life, enthusiastic about maybe a third of the work. and one more show of hands. how many people the room have sort of aggressive or actively or frequently used chat gpt or things like it a lot. okay all right. i wanted you to i wanted us

when they write you a warrant for the arrest of socks, who took khan from you? no one, petrovich, i told this opera of yours in a skirt everything, like during a search, a dolsa of shame to feed dogs, and khan's cage is open, look for him now, yeah, come on, come up with something smarter, or stole, who? yeah, yeah, khan, who would tear anyone's throat out, and what about tranquilizers, injected, easy? tranquilizers, how so? how so? you have 30 dogs, all either hunters or service dogs, and what, no one, af didn't make a sound, or what? and i'm telling you, khan has run away, look for him now, what do you think, natal palovna, is deliberately misleading our valiant organs, mr. sadyrin? let me guess, figured out to pickle some cabbage for a rainy day, blackmail, a risky business. will sadyrin knock you off, or natal is full, sadyrin has something else on his mind, he decided, i'll knock vanka down, i'll keep quiet, i'll be safe, only the corpse will keep quiet even more, and most likely you 'll be killed again. so the black day has already come for you, the day wi

now, it's my pleasure introduced tonight suggest, sal khan, the founder seal of the khan academy -- oh, please, by all means. [applause] so much for any hard questions as you ask you. i would get a hard time from this room. as i was saying, sal is a founder and ceo of the khan academy, nonprofit providing free world-class education or anyone anywhere. he believes education is human righted and is interest in education began as an undergraduate at m.i.t. in his new book, "brave new words: how ai will revolutionize education," and why that's a good thing, sal explores what ai technology means for students and educators and the social and ethical implications that i also will have on society. the "wall street journal" called his book a readable and she review of the academic a complex -- apocalypse. bill gates posted very recently, no onene understands where education is headed better than sal khan, and i can't recommend "brave new words" enough. southcom welcome back to the club, and a please one more round of applause. [applause] too in asking you my first question, which is how much of

the reorts israeli in khan younis? the reports we _ israeli in khan younis? we have _ israeli in khan younis? the reports we have are - israeli in khan younis? tue: reports we have are that israeli in khan younis? tte: reports we have are that israel has attacked at least two homes in the south of the gaza strip, killing at least 20 people there. social media footage we have not yet been able to clarify that shows following the attack on one family home it seems 14 people were killed there and you can clearly see in the footage there are the bodies of women and small children who are laid out. all of this happening as the israeli military has just given us confirmation saying there has been a number of terrorists killed from the air and ground in southern gaza. it also says in southern gaza. it also says in the north, injabalia, the focus of its ground campaign in the past few weeks, where it says it has been going after regrouping hamas fighters, there it is talking about general operational activity. we had reports from the gaza civil defence there had been

khan. thank you thank you, jim alright. and multiple we should know multiple trump officials have denied the reporting in the atlantic. trump's former chief of staff, mark meadows posted i was in the discussions featured in the atlantic's latest hit piece he's against president trump. let me say this. any suggestion that president trump disparaged ms ghislaine or refuse to pay for her funeral expenses is absolutely false. and former pentagon chief of staff under trump, kash patel said, quote, as someone who was present in the room with president trump during that meeting on december 4, he strongly urge that specialist of an essay grieving family should not have to bear the cost of any funeral arrangements even offering to personally pay himself in order to honor her life and sacrifice and of course, the family of vanessa guillen, the sister of an s again, has also said she does not agree with the atlantic's reporting. all right. coming up, vice president kamala harris will face voters tonight in a cnn townhall will bring yo

police in the pakistani capital islamabad have fired teargas at supporters of imran khan's, who werece of a ban on congregating in the city. security forces had sealed off main routes into the city, and blocked cellphone services in an attempt to prevent the gathering. the bbc�*s farhat javed was on the ground when the clashes took place. we are really close to the red zone of islamabad and imran khan's supporters have just reached this area and there is heavy tear gas shelling by the police. to disperse the crowd here, there are a large number of people who have successfully reached here to despite the fact that all the major entry and exit points throughout the city were closed for more than 36 hours. there is a huge deployment of police and other security forces who are in control of the red zone, where all the important government buildings, including parliament house are located. they are in control and their safety has been handed over to pakistan army. the situation remains tense and islamabad and it is worsening now the supporters of imran khan have finally reached the red zo

we are close to the red zone of islamabad and imran khan's supporters are here.n 36 hours. the security forces control the red zone where the government buildings are. they are controlling, their safety has been handed over to the pakistan army too. it is worsening now since the supporters of imran khan have finally reached the red zone. imran khan had asked his party members and his supporters to reach the red zone to protest against his imprisonment and some constitutional amendments that the present government is trying to bring in. so therefore, when imran khan announced a new series of protests, government controlled all the entry and exit points and there was a huge deployment of security forces. pakistan is in political chaos for some years now and this has impacted not only on the life of the public here but also the country's economic situation. music legend dolly parton has announced she will make a personal donation of one million dollars towards disaster recovery efforts in the wake of hurricane helene which tore through the south—east of the us last

city yesterday israeli fighter jets attacked a home in al fukari town in eastern khan unist killings were not stopped just like it's as if it was like day one in the aggression, we're talking about israel issuing evacuation orders, new evacuation orders this morning for the people in asairat refugee camp and there and b camp ordering them to move south. this happened in the northern parts of al-buray and an nusairat camp, dropping leaflets, ordering the people in the area to evacuate them. uh, local analysts estimate that this will happen as precautions as we are approaching the first anniversary of the remarkable operation uh al-aqsa uh flood uh of of having precautions for any un un'. unexpected uh attacks in in less uh than two days, the suffering won't stop uh here in the gaza strip every day is a struggle and quest for for the least basic needs uh family needs need here in the strip securing food, water uh having no shelter, having no proper shelter, we're talking about almost two-thirds of the residential buildings in the gas completely destroyed or damaged, the health system,

brutally and heavily against various and multiple multiple areas of fra city and when it comes to khan city as you know more horifying details of unfolding regarding the last massacre the israeli occubation forces committed over the last night when the israelicubation tanks on the ground armed and supplied with the israeli war planes carried out a swift attack against the isimbard of khan uniciry we are talking about at least the three main residential neighborhoods including salam almanara and man neighborhoods were subjected to such horrific ground offensive we are talking about dozens of the... senior residential buildings were completely destroyed and leveled to the ground over the heads of their residents, according to the uh latest record and estimates that uh at least 53 palestinian civilians, muslim women and children were reportedly killed, as a result of that horrifying attack needle that dozens of the palestian dead bodies are still trapped and missing under the rubble, let me say that this is not the first time for the israel incubation forces to attack those areas with suc

who has minister imran khan who have threatened to protest against their government in the presenceina�*s most important partner in south asia. china has invested heavily in pakistan and is pakistan�*s major military supply and china�*s guarantee with india as long as there are half a million pakistani troops on indian�*s border it keeps india busy in south asia rather than being able to look towards china, so china considers pakistan very important and of course pakistan considers china a very significant guarantor of pakistan�*s security and economic survival. china normally has a hands—off approach when it comes to intervening in foreign countries. will that continue to hold with regards to pakistan? definitely. china has no intention, i think of intervening in pakistan domestic politics and right now it seems no one is. the former prime minister imran khan was not particularly liked by any of the pakistan foreign partners and has a strong support base in parts of the country and his supporters are very enthusiastic in their support for him but at the same time pakistan�*s milita

starting in city with the latest attacks by israeli artillery in town in the near. eastern parts of khan unis city uh attacking a group of people uh number of the wounded arrived at european hospital in eastern khan unis inrat refugee camp uh several at air strikes were carried out during the past 24 hours especially uh the massacer of alwan family uh an camp which killed six members of the family, including one child in hanyunis city yesterday, israeli fighter jets attacked a home in al fukari town in eastern khan unist killing four members including one baby girl. we're talking about uh israel issuing evacuation orders, new evacuation orders this morning for the people. uh camp ordering them to move south, this happened in the northern parts of al-buraj andsairat camp, dropping leaflets, ordering the people in the area to evacuate them. a pro- palestine rally has been held in the british capital, london with demonstrators denouncing the ongoing genocide in the goth. strip, thousands of people took to the streets in london, carrying palestinian flags and chanting anti-israel slogans. br

let's speak now to mahmoud rostom he is a journalist living in khan younis, in southern gaza.ow. i am currently at the southern _ now. i am currently at the southern part _ now. i am currently at the southern part of— now. i am currently at the southern part of gaza - now. i am currently at the southern part of gaza in i now. i am currently at the . southern part of gaza in khan younis, and as usual, the israeli military are continually targeting the entire of gaza. 20 minutes ago there was a new massacre that happened injabalia camp, the israeli warplanes targeting a school, but had a unwra flag, and at least 20 victims and most of them are children, and two hours ago, some hours ago, there was an air plane that targeted, there was a military plane that made a target on deir balah, with one victim of several injuries, but the intensity of the attacks has reduced due to the focus of the israeli army, on the situation between lebanon and israel. brute between lebanon and israel. we are seeing reports from news agencies talking about at least 19 killed and dozens wounded in an i

the attacks, at least three palestinians were killed in israeli bombing of the town of okuza, near khan unis, southern gaza. also, in kanunis and israeli earth strike targeting tens of the displaced palestinians, left dozens dead. elsewhere in the south, number of fatalities were reported after an israeli earth strike targeted the all true area in rafa, the israeli aggression on gaza began in october last year, since then, nearly 41,700 palestinians have been killed and over 96,600 injured, malnutrition, lack of medicine and other basic necessities are also taking their toll on the gaza population. we earlier talked to our gaza correspondent musa before more details on the lake. this is really airstrikes, let's take a listen, at least 189 palestinian civilians have been reboottedly killed as a result of the incent under israel strikes and attacks carried out against various parts of cars strip in less than 24 hours, 53 out of them were from khanuni city who were killed as a result of the israeli brutal attack carried out against the east b of... ministery when the israeli hivatian force

morning as it was uh the beginning uh of of ' the the this aggression uh over again here in in uh khan city uh the artillery the israeli artillery is still indiscriminately shelling the eastern parts of khan unis uh just uh 24 hours ago the israeli uh occupation has uh announced uh extending and expanding the so-called safe zones here. in the southern part of the gaza strip in a way in a way uh an attempt to tempt uh and attract the palestinians uh to to to uh move uh from the northern uh areas of the gaza strip and now we can actually uh find that few just few hours ago it it went back and actually narrowed uh this uh these areas uh uh the the the uh cycle of displacement, the cycle of of starvation, the cycle of constantly worrying about securing your ba the basic needs for the displaced families, for the afflicted families here, continue uh, nothing has gone any better, it's only been deteriorating and it's only been getting worse, thank you, thank you so much for that, ahmad, be safe, that's a correspondant. talking to us there from khan unis - sir wilkinson, i don't know if you ca

he's called sajid khan. oh, beauty! on this pitch, he can do magic. but next in multan, the roles changed. pakistan's batters facing england's spin bowlers. yeah. and taken, and gully. but brydon carse, bowling fast, saw two catches dropped in the same over. hard, hot work, and hard to stay positive. because that batter, salman ali agha, remained and excelled. his precious runs took pakistan's lead to 296. and on this frantic day 3, pakistan were soon back in the huddle. england's batters back in the middle and in a muddle. they quickly lost two wickets in their second innings. at play�*s start and day's end, sajid khan. the match is almost pakistan's. joe wilson, bbc news. we were hoping to bring you live scenes of the full moon rising over london, and taken, and gully. but brydon carse, bowling fast, saw two catches dropped in the same over. hard, hot work, and hard to stay positive. because that batter, salman ali agha, remained and excelled. his precious runs took pakistan's lead to 296. and on this frantic day 3, pakistan were soon back in the hu

the former prime minister imran khan was not particularly liked by any of the pakistan foreign partners and his supporters are very enthusiastic in their support for him but at the same time pakistan�*s military no longer trusts him and the pakistan business community doesn�*t trust him and nobody wants to intervene on his behalf which, of course,, the downside is that human rights violations and any draconian measures against mr khan and his supporters are not addressed, but on the other hand it enables the pakistan government to move forward with its plans for the economy as well as restoring security. just one last quick question. you mentioned russia being part of this grouping from the beginning. what does it want to get out of its participation in this sco? fin get out of its participation in this sc0?— this sco? on this particular occasion — this sco? on this particular occasion i _ this sco? on this particular occasion i think _ this sco? on this particular occasion i think russia - this sco? on this particular. occasion i think russia wants to make sure the central asian republi

his brother mohammed was running part of hamas in khan yunis and even before he became the head of theement, he was the leaderfor the head of the movement, he was the leader for hamas in gaza, which i think is the most important place for hamas, there is a heavy weight of hamas in gaza and he was ahead of the movement, he was the overall leader, whether he himself ordered the decision of the 7th of october or not, he was the one in charge of that. there's still word from halas orany there's still word from halas or any indication about this recent israeli claim that they killed him. there is a photo circulating on social media which i saw and it looks like him but it's not verified, and some are suggesting it may be an ai photo. still very conflicting reports about him but indeed, if he is the one and he has really been killed or targeted, and he has really been killed ortargeted, it's and he has really been killed or targeted, it's a significant development towards a turning point in this war. 50 development towards a turning point in this war.— point in this war. so you're sa in: poi

i saw him in khan younis, we were evacuating together, i saw him in khan younis and i told him, we are we are the two carrying this name, among all the journalists, so be careful about yourself. that is the last time i saw him. the next day he went back to gaza city to collect something from his house, a lens or something, and then the house was destroyed, he was killed. it was the first shock for me. very quickly, wael al—dahdouh, the aljazeera bureau chief, is my close friend. we grew up together, we learn in the same university, we lived in the same building for a long time. suddenly he lost his wife and kid. that day i told the bbc, i can't do anything about him. i have to drive now to see him, and to be with him. the last one i saw when i left gaza that morning, six o'clock in the morning, was leaving my tent in nasser hospital, i saw samer abu daqqa, that al jazeera cameraman. he said, "oh, you are going!" i said, "yes, i wish you will go soon, keep in touch" — samer, we were in the same building for 12 years. i used to see him every day, we used to have breakfast together almost

let's begin our correspondent from the gaza strip from khan unis in particular ahmad who joins us now uh to give us some um of the ongoings a day like today. we're looking at uh today being october 7th and i'm wondering what you. have seen today uh what palestinians in the gaza strip have told you uh give us a quickly in a synopsis form um the past year as to what uh type of devastations uh you have seen uh that you deem to be important to bring to us here yes the palestinians here in the gaza strip on this day particularly the 7th of october 2024. or uh just describing how they can't imagine that it that it is actually october the 7th and the genocide is still going on and the aggression is and the onslot uh is still on hoping that uh some sort of uh uh end for for this for this unrelenting nightmare would have been achieved by now but uh unfortunately and uh to the to the uh opposite of what they hope and what they uh aspire, they are still under the ongoing uh aggression, the intensity of the operations of the massacers of the ground invasions and raids here in the ghaza strip has

this is the scene live right now in khan younis in southern gaza. lucy letby loses her appeal against conviction. a row over reparations — the bbc understands several countries will raise the subject at the commonwealth summit in samoa. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. president putin is due to address the leaders of brics nations at a summit he's hosting in the city of kazan. earlier he warned against what he called "illusory attempts" to defeat russia on the battlefield. he's expected to meet with the un secretary general antonio guterres, a strong opponent of russia's invasion of ukraine, who called for peace there and the middle east. mr putin is also holding talks with chinese president xijinping. china's president's told the summit that brics nations should be a stabilising force for peace. anna matveeva is a senior research fellow at kings college london and former bbc russian commentator. as putin is selling this summit as a diplomatic triumph, anna told us what this represents at the

this demonstration was held in response to the call of former prime minister imran khan in defense of the constitution. clashes occurred when the forces by blocking all routes to the red zone of islamabad, the security forces opened fire on the gas protesters . pakistan's coalition government is soon to vote on a constitutional amendment in the national assembly . the amendment is expected to change many laws related to the supreme court of pakistan. tehreek-e-insaf and former prime minister of pakistan imran khan want the government to withdraw from this issue. a court in brazil paid the german mercedes-benz automobile company. this court condemned the reason for the issuance of this verdict, mercedes-benz's discrimination in payment and humiliating behavior racial discrimination against the employees of this company has been announced in brazil. the brazilian court has announced that there are many cases of racial discrimination between 2004 and 2019, which shows that a number of employees of this factory have been denied promotion opportunities due to work accidents. in some cases

israel says mohammed deif, commander of hamas�* military wing, was killed in a strike on khan younis,he's said to have survived seven israeli assassination attempts. president biden says yahya sinwar�*s death marks a good day for israel, for the us, and for the world. in the last hour, we've also heard from the us vice president kamala harris. she said us operations and intelligence personnel had worked with is really counterparts to track down yahya sinwar and other hamas leaders. israel has a right to defend itself, and the threat hamas poses to israel must be eliminated. today, there is clear progress toward that goal. hamas is decimated and its leadership is eliminated. this moment gives us an opportunity to finally end the war in gaza, and it must end such that israel is secure. the hostages are released, the suffering in gaza ends, and the palestinian people can realise their right to dignity, security, freedom and self—determination. and it is time for the day after to begin without hamas in power. we will not give up on these goals, and i will always work to create a future of

i'm joined now by saeed khan, associate professor in near eastern studies at wayne state university.he us election and the different facets to it. i want to get your thoughts on how the middle east may factor into it but first you reaction to what we heard from former president donald trump talking about immigration. immigration is a central _ about immigration. immigration is a central theme _ about immigration. immigration is a central theme in _ about immigration. immigration is a central theme in not - about immigration. immigration is a central theme in not only i is a central theme in not only his campaign but that of the republican party as a whole which over the past several years has assumed a xenophobic and quite frankly racist tone. it is interesting that former president trump is campaigning on immigration in such terms now, when he clearly had four years in office where he could have rectified and even reduced the tensions on the southern border but he didn't do that, and that all that he was planning on erecting wasn't actually completed during his term in office, and h

it says five missiles were fired at tel aviv from khan unis in southern gaza's trip. israeli media have reported injuries and material damage from the strike. earlier, the kassom brigades also said it hit israeli positions in several locations, including rafaah and south of with rockets. israel says 700 of its troopers have been killed in the gaz trip over the past year. resistant groups however say the actual number is much much higher. israely forces have killed at least nine nine palestinian civilian children in a heavy bombardment of gaza chibalior fuji camp. 17 palestinians lost their lives in the raid. many of the already displaced people were forced to evacuate the camp without knowing where to go, the regime also ordered people to evacuate areas near the city of khan unis, which is bombarded shortly afterwards. in gaza cities there wa 10 civilians, mostly children were injured after occupation forces attack tents housing displaced people inside them martter hospital compound. for planes also struck house in the al-shati refugee camp in gaza city killing severa

younis was filmed khan younis was filmed for the bbc.not dependent on sinwar - nor on any other leader or official. it is a war of extermination against the palestinian people as we all as we all know and understand. the issue is much bigger than sinwar or anyone else. many leaders have beenl assassinated before him, like ishmail haniyeh, _ but someone else will always step in and the struggle will continue. back in israel, a few people stop to celebrate at the forensics lab where sinwar was taken. for more analysis i spoke to nimrod novik, how significant formerforeign policy advisor to the late do you think do israeli prime minister shimon peres. it is that he has been killed joining me live is general david petraeus, 7 we can... this is a very good moment for the israeli public. the closest to bin laden in the united states back then. but it is also significant strategically because having basically decapitated hamas leadership, it creates opportunity. we saw the israeli prime minister saying this is not the end of the war. do you thi

it is north of khan yunnis and south of gaza city.en speaking to daniel levy — president of the us—middle east project and a former adviser to the israeli government. the attempts to depict the resistance movements in lebanon or gaza as incapacitated are incorrect. if we understand it through the prism of oh, it is just terror, we fail to acknowledge occupation and actions against people of palestine or lebanon, for that matter, who are going to have these movements rooted in the objective conditions of their people and they will be popular with the people. so the killing of sinwar. .. with the people. so the killing of sinwar... does not end this. a political horizon with this and there is not one and netanyahu makes sure that there isn't one. unfortunately, at the same time, we have the new set of northern gaza which you shared which cannot be verified by you because yourjournalists are not allowed in there any local journalist are not allowed in there any localjournalist reporting on this arc being killed. 175 journalist had been k

city particularly uh in addition to almanara and salam neighborhoods in town in the eastern part of khan city those areas were attacked brutally by the israeli uccuvision forces and made that offensive against that area we are talking about dozens of the israeli tanks attack the area a mid heavy gunfire and shelling of the residential areas and buildings there. those tanks actually were supported by the israel war planes, at least dozens of the palestinan residential buildings were destroyed over the heads of their residence. leaving this staggering number of the palestinian casualties, many of the palestinian dead bodies are still believed missing under the rubble of those destroyed houses, whereas the palestinan civil defense shows are still facing multiple difficulties. in discovering and reaching those dead bodies due to the severe shortage of the equipment and need and and tools they need in order to extract and pull out those dead bodies. here was recent retaliatory missile strikes, israel drawn widespread positive reactions from people across the region. press tv correspondent has

life changed forever at an latch khan high school when a gunman opened fire.he focus was more on just football as the team hosted its first home game of the season. these are cheers of triumph. last night in georgia, the wildcats charged the field against jackson county, many wearing t-shirts declaring they are chase strong. >> this game right here is a symbol of strength. >> friday's game was one month after a mass shooting devastated this community. >> i think today is the day that we can, as i say, reclaim our school. >> of the 13 people shot, four died, including two students and two teachers. one was a defensive football coach, richard aspenwall. a 14-year-old student is charged with the shootings. his father is also accused of manslaughter and other crimes for gifting his son the ar-style rifle used in the attacks. friday's game was about much more than the gridiron. it was about moving forward and finding peace. >> i think it is very important to show that we were able to get back up again. >> and as the local sheriff said, that terrible day, love will

unis in southern also in khan unison is really air strike targeted tents for displaced palestinians leading dozens dead there elsewhere in the south number of fatalities were reported after another israeli air strike targeted almashu area of rafa. israel's aggression began in october last year and since then over 41,700 palestinians have been killed and nearly 97 thousand injured and many permanently in malnutrition, lack of medicine and other basic necessities have been... taking their tol on the gaza population as well. "the israeli military is pressing ahead with incursions across the occupied west bank for more in the story, we're now going to swing over trmalad correspondent nakamed, good evening uh to you naka, hope you're safe and uh doing well out there in occupied romala, the latest you could with respect to tensions there and uh incursions and raids by occupation forces against palestinians, yes - well over here in the west" bank, the iof has continued his intensive operations for the last two days, actually, and has intensive raids on specific areas. let's start with the

i found it in the grass behind the garage, you know, khan better than others, georgy timofeevich, ifstarve him for two days, he's not just a deputy's thug, he 'll gnaw through a driveshaft, like hunt, he got into shimyakin's car, georg timofeevich, you'll have to explain. sadyrin, sadyrin, you bastard, pick up the phone sadyrin. damn, kirashchenko, you bastard, a judas, decided to set you up, nothing, he 's broken socks of worse kind. enough, you drink too much, hold on, and throw away that collar, come on, tension, are you crazy, why did you hit zakhaykinin, he would have hit you even harder, but i'll throw you out along with yours lieutenant, you will sweep the paths. yes, a gloomy event, i will tell you, in 1890 a crazy tertiary of finnish origin appeared in melberg, a tertiary, well, yes, that's how finnish dominicans have been called since time immemorial, secular, well, who accepted some kind of sacred dinner, and what kind of dinner it was, well... to improve society a little, not a little, he stabbed five townspeople, kept the whole city in fear, horror, and the public in the

i heard both of you were up in arms t that lina khan was out there campaigning. why are you complaining? i think having lina khan is a tremendous plus for the trump ticket and the republican party. she's a one-man wrecking crew. she wants to basically, she's a menace to american business. she's like the liz cheney of the ftc. listen to this. under lina khan, i'm sorry i don't know her first name, under her, federal trade commission and the justice department, 43% of the s&p 500 market cap almost half of the stock market cap is now under federal trade commission and justice department anti-trust investigation. i mean, listen to this. it's a who's who of business. bank of america, nvidia, amazon, meta, google, tesla, jpmorgan, mastercard, visa, coca cola, adobe. i mean, come on. she's a weapon. she's a menace. unleash her and put her out there, man. she will turn off every person whose got a job in business, anywhere in america. you're going after the wrong person. >> you might be right, larry. it does feel like the more they put their people out there, whether it'

but dozens of khan's supporters managed to get through.they were met with tear gas, but remained defiant. >> we have finally reached here. there were lots of obstacles on the way. the authorities have been defeated. you can place more containers in our way, but this love for imran khan will never end. >>khan has been in prison for more than a year in connection with over 150 criminal cases. his supporters say the charges are politically motivated. severe rainstorms slammed bosnia overnight, killing at least 16 people. the rains caused flooding and landslides across several towns in the central and southern parts of the country. surging waters rushed into homes as people slept, and entire neighborhoods were swamped. today residents began to think about picking up the pieces. >>the situation is catastrophic. the water entered people's homes, it took away everything. the water recedes, the mud remains, i don't know, we'll see when the water recedes what's left behind all this.” >> the heavy rains also affected neighboring croatia, where sever

all right, kevin, or i know you are not a fan of lina khan. out, wouldn't you? >> i would because i'm a believer that it's not regulation that works, it's innovation. particularly in technology. we have lots of evidence over the last 50 years, you just let the market be the market, and innovation always wins out and companies come and go. you don't need a french or european-like regulator, if that ooh -- that's what she's turned out to be. i think she'll move on if there's a change in administration. stuart: next one, kevin. two damaging hurricanes in a couple of weeks in florida. insurance premiums sky high, property taxes probably going up significantly as well. because this make florida real estate less attractive? >> no. [laughter] stuart: really in. >> i live in florida. stuart: i know you go -- do. >> no, no. we have lived with bad weather forever. it's a particularly bad hurricane season, but what drives florida is great policy on tax, great business regulatory environment, so you've got lots of jobs there. you've got all these guys fro

multiple palestinian injuries our correspondent ahmed al najar joined us earlier from the city of khan unis in gaza with more details what's going on in the city amid israeli aggression. after invasion and ground incursion of the israeli occupation forces which lasted for seven days and concluded with sudden. invaging for the areas here in kan unis uh city uh at least 89 people were estimated uh to be killed in these massacred uh so far uh the the situation is is always the same the the iof uh goes back to the outskirts of the city leaving the people to have some sense of safety to return to their areas and town and stay there to take them by sudden uh attacked. each each invasion uh is proceeded by fire builts that literally turn houses and whatever residential buildings into rubble along with the people with the people inside them uh to to pave the way for tanks. to storm and and conduct whatever military operations they have uh and their mind, thousands of families were trapped in that last invasion in khan, unis, it's come out of syria say country's air defensive intercepted hostil

joining us now is ahmed al najar uh press tv corresponder joining us from central or gaza city of khan, hello ahmed, hope you're safe and doing well out there in khan unis, what can you share with our viewers on operation alax of flood, what it was all about, and this one year of genocide that's culminated in this onslot by the zinus entity against your people, how's that impacted? it's obvious how it's impacted, but wanted to hear from you over the last 365 days, the lives of palest. families in gaza, it's october the 7th, 2024, date many palestinians hope that will not come uh, with this genocide still going, but here we are with one year of aggression and genocide and unslot on the gaza strip with every aspect of civil life destroyed, losing uh members of uh families, friends, more than to count uh and have time, even allow people time to grieve uh for them, the escalation continues, the massacres continues across all the uh areas in the gaza strip uh and the resistance continue uh with these breaking news uh few minutes ago al qassam brigades launching a barrage of... uh to the occ

this is about truth, madam verticals khan i congratulate tim walz, madam speaker. >> thank you so much for being here. i wanted to congratulate you on being recognized during the 30th anniversary of the presidio national park site. i know you've been one of the biggest advocates for the presidio is national park status it now has pelosi plaza. so congrats there were showing you it was done in a bipartisan way in a bipartisan way. >> that's what i'm so proud of. thank you. >> thank you for being here. and coming up a civil debate in 2024 and politics will viewers an instant polls say that they liked that. we're going to break down some of the most compelling, some of the most cringy moments and the elephant, not in the room my pants made that decision to certify that election. >> that's why mike pence isn't on the stage edge sunday at nine on cnn these bills you're crazy she's no idea. >> she sitting on a goldmine. >> she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash, even a turn policy even a term polity o

since morning as if it was the beginning uh of of the this aggression uh over again here in in uh khan city uh the artillery the israeli artillery is still indiscriminately shelling the eastern parts of khan unis uh just uh 24 hours ago the israeli uh occupation has announced uh extending and expanding the so-called safe zones here in the southern part. the gaza strip in a way in a way uh an attempt to tempt uh and attract the palestinians uh to to to uh move uh from the northern uh areas of the gaza strip and now we can actually uh find that few just few hours ago it it went back and actually narrowed uh this uh these areas uh the the the uh cycle of displacement, the cycle of of starvation, the cycle of constantly worrying about securing your ba the basic needs for the displaced families, for the afflicted families here, continue uh, nothing has gone any better, it's only been deteriorating and it's only been getting worse, thank you, thank you so much for that, ahmad uh, be safe, that's a correspondent that ahmad talking to us there from han unis. um, sorryson, i don't know if you c

operations they have uh in their mind, thousands of families were trapped in that last invasion in khan, unis shoهنا واhaliينا. reports coming out of serious. country's air defensive intercepted hostile targets in a number of areas in western syria. for more on the story, we're earlier joined by our domas correspondent ibrahim wahti. dawn a syrian air defenses confronted hostile targets off the coast of jable city and latakya countryside, northwestern syria. one of the missiles fell on the outskirts of the city of jab, which led to the outbreak of a big fire, fire fighting teams rushed to the place and managed to control the fire. now we have three possible scenarios of what happened, either it was an israeli aggression or a drone attack carried out by the terrorist in north west syria or it was joint operation by the two of them, because we have information that a while ago about some foreign experts arrived to it. including ukrainian officers with quantities of advanced drones with the aim of carrying out attacks on syrian and russian sides, and we have confirmation that four ukrainia

i was in khan yunis. it was pretty bad.t european hospital, probably the best resourced block of the gaza strip at the time and it was still a total disaster, the household some of the displaced persons camp, electricity was inconsistent. water was undrinkable to the hospital had its own water filtration system. there were 1500 people admitted to the hospital even though it has 220 beds, half of them children. every day we had mass casualty events. every day i saw a new child shot in the head. i don't mean like a 17-year-old kid. i mean like young, visibly identifiable as children children. it was an absolute disaster. sumi: for -- were aid organizations able to relieve the situation at all especially in hospitals? >> yes. the works aid organizations are doing is very important, and it is making a difference. but, i hope people can understand that for a year the gaza strip has been under total and complete seizure and -- seig e, an incredible level of bombardment never seen anywhere else. everywhere in gaza has been destroy

caitrÍona: hamish mesh of unicef in khan yunis.s its campaign against hezbollah in lebanon. the lebanese red cross says at least 10 people were killed in a strike hitting a northern town. israel has yet to comment. in lebanon south, hezbollah described violent clashes with israel on monday. the militant group says it fired rockets across aid was really town, where israeli soldiers were killed by a weekend drone strike. benjamin netanyahu visited that site on monday and vowed to continue striking haslett targets. netanyahu also rejected accusations from the international community that israeli troops had targeted u.n. peacekeepers in the benign. the prime minister said he regretted harm to u.n. personnel but repeated his call for the mission to temporarily leave lebanon. >> israel is not fighting the people of lebanon. it is fighting iran's proxy has a lot, which es lebanese territory to attack israel. we regret any harm done to uniformed personnel and the idf is doing its utmost to prevent such incidents. the best way to ensure the

sajid khan certainly enjoyed it. joe root rather less so.aying up a bit, just ask the ben duckett, out leg before which barely bounce, but england hardly help themselves and when ben stokes went, they were 118—6 and were in deep trouble. just when they needed something special, and enterjamie smith. as he clobbered pakistan's bowlers to all corners of rawalpindi. his brilliance matched only by sajid khan's on the boundary. just watch this. oh, and it was a brillant effort at long off! and although that catch just alluded pakistan, this one didn't. smith out for 89 and england all out for 267. how good a score would that prove? now it was pakistan's turn for trial by spin, shoaib bashir trapping abdullah shafique and that breakthrough was just the start for england. jack leach removing saim ayub and gus atkinson proved pace could also do the trick. a fluctuating first day, but it is england who have the momentum. jamie smith's tally was vitalfor england. the bowlers starting well. england started well with the ball taking three wickets quickl

when the israeli incubation forces carried out a swift attack against the island part of khan. targeting several uh residential nebahu is there acclaiming including man and al fukari and al manara areas uh those people were killed as they were sleeping inside. their houses, their houses were destroyed over their heads, many of them were women and children as usual, dozens of them are still of the injuries are still believed missing under uh the rubble of those destroyed houses, in the meantime the israelitel also continue to shell those areas relentlessly and here in the central area of gaz strip another massaca took a place after the israeli war planes carried out multiple air strikes against a school taken shilter by this space palestinians in the town in the northern part of the central area of gaz stript in palestinian civilians were reportedly slatted as well. the iranian president masod pazishkaan has departed for qatar a two-day visit a at strengthening ties between the two neighboring countries. pesashikan will meet with amir of qatar sheikh tamim ben hamed atani who had personal

they are bothjoining me now, ibrahim from cairo and marwan from khan younis.d, thank you. thank i there, how are you? i'm fine, l i'm good, thank you. thank you very much. _ i'm good, thank you. thank you very much. i— i'm good, thank you. thank you very much, i know _ i'm good, thank you. thank you very much, i know you've - very much, i know you've travelled especially to khan younis to ensure that you have wi—fi in order to be able to talk to your brother, one was the last time you guys spoke with each other?— with each other? since one week. with each other? since one week- so _ with each other? since one week. so you're _ with each other? since one week. so you're managing| with each other? since one l week. so you're managing to seak to week. so you're managing to speak to each _ week. so you're managing to speak to each other. - week. so you're managing to l speak to each other. abraham, how is it with you now in cairo knowing that your brother remains in gaza? actually, it's very difficult. _ remains in gaza? actually, it's very difficult. he _ remains

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