. >> what are the koons consequences if israel continues to attack gaza?let me not try to speculate on the hypothetical but it would certainly be a very dramatic turn of events that will have severe repercussions on the crisis, on the palestinian calls on egypt's security and we will deal with it. >> what do you believe the impact would be if this war is raging in three rebounds when ramada begins ramadan begins? >> devastating. everyone should do everything possible to end this confrontation and deal with the legitimate concerns, as appalling as october 7 was, it still is not in a vacuum. the issue of occupation, the issue of palestinian state hood. the long cycle of violence and counter violence have all compounded the difficulties of resolving the conflict and living in peace for the region. >> finally, sir, the senate has blocked $325 million of security assistance and the administration has decided to withhold that money from cryo and -- cairo ofo and to get that money, up to make human rights progress. so you've promised to u.s. officials t reduce pr

caroline: who knows what jeff koons art piece will be doing rolling around on the moon after this?mes? we put so much exuberance on space x. we now look at intuitive machines entering the lexicon. who's out there? loren: another company considered is the arrival of intuitive called astrobotic. they were another partner with nasa through the same program. they launched in january but suffered engine failure after getting into space which precluded their chances of attempting to touch the moon. they brought the lander back to earth and disposed it in the atmosphere. they will try again. they have another mission lined up. intuitive has more missions lined up. firefly airspace is partnering with nasa. nasa is looking to dole out funding to those who want to make a business going to the moon. plenty of companies are interested. as this return to the moon gets mature, there will be even more opportunities for companies. caroline: we will turn to you in those moments. thank you. coming up, all the details, how disputes within klarna have spilled over into a high-profile drama. rivian sha

it's about the bungled theft of a jeff koons balloon dog sculpture. when i started out doing this back in my willard scott days, i made a little bit of a bargain with myself that i would write one of theirs and one of my, you know, my vision back then was to be the great american novelist. and when i realized that i wasn't going to sell enough books to put my kids through college or to put braces on their teeth, i had to make this little bargain with myself and help others write their stories. the balance has shifted over the years. it hasn't really been one of my and one of the heirs. it's hard to turn away work when you work as a freelancer. but i written about five books of my own and then some nonfiction books of my own as well. 17 new york times best sellers. are there any projects that you've turned down? there are some, and the more experience i've had and the more sort of hand i have in this business, the more likely i am to step away from something that just doesn't interest me. i've worked with people whose politics i don't agree with, whose

i'm showing the mood phases by jeff koons. and joe, you might be wondering if i didn't get, i wondered why, why, why, why, why not? why not bring our to the moon or why not? as we can, as i understand this is a private mission bought it from a private company. what would that mean for the united states when it comes to space exploration? is that going to been all be done? by private companies, only me, well maybe not only but nozzle definitely wants to use private companies to go to space and to go to the moon, especially because they want to make a flights less expensive and more frequent. so they kind of want to use the private companies, it's space taxi's or as moon delivery services. um and yet also test technologies to prepare a bigger move sites in the future. now that's not the only space agency who looks at the private, the private partners, and also the power companies themselves. so big interest because they get, they see a golden future in space and we leave it there. thanks so much for coming in the outbreaks from

also on board, a statue byjeff koons, and a time capsule designed to preserve the earth's cultural heritagehad anderson, founder of the investment firm space capital and author of the book the space economy, not on the moon, but safely here on earth in new york. amidst economic downturns, millions are being spent on a moon landing, what's in it for these private companies? is it isita is it a case once the moon landing takes place that the ego has landed or is there a more commercial reason for its? , . ., , ., for its? there is certainly a commercial— for its? there is certainly a commercial reason - for its? there is certainly a commercial reason for- for its? there is certainly a commercial reason for it. | for its? there is certainly a - commercial reason for it. stories like this are really interesting and exciting. we are watching this mission with a lot of interest and we hope they are successful. but the space economy is much larger than just lunar landings, space stations, sort of thing. geospatial intelligence, satellite communications, these are satellite technologies that power

. >> those allies of the president to senator koons to alejandro mayorkas, has his own stuff going onwas struck by jill biden, the first lady's email to fundraisers, really going after the fact that the special counsel said he couldn't remember when his son beau died. hi hope you can imagine how it felt to read that attack. not just as joe's wife but as beau's mother. >> yeah. >> what is happening that we're not hearing behind the scenes? >> the white house is angry, right? they're angry at the special prosecutor. they're angry at the fact that this document came out with all this editorializing. you saw a press of people come out, right? former attorney general eric holder put a tweet out talking about how it was inappropriate. we saw my old boss, the vice president come out and talk about what she thought he was political. she doesn't usually take strong stances on things like that. trust me. she doesn't. [ laughter ]. >> go on. >> but she did. and so we have seen this kind of as a full court press. also, some people are taking a look at this, former justice department officials, he

john koons well, of course there's enormous evidence that that is exactly right. and we see it in the case in california that i observe every day of low income children who are whose families are making great sacrifices to go to schools that operate at a third of the cost of public education and are turning out kids who are performing and are learning and achieving at very high levels. the other hand, i wouldn't want to suggest that the that unlimited competition is the answer to every problem and indeed the whole definition of competition is very ambiguous. seems to me that if one is truly interested in liberty, which i think is the ultimate value, that milton friedman talks about, one has to be very careful how he structures the kinds of subsidies that are proposed for education so that you do not wind up with the poor in one kind of school and the rich all in the other, and very little liberty for low income people left over, which is what i think he has in mind. i don't think he has that result in mind. he has the hope in mind of liberty, but that it's going t

i'm brian gary here with ted koons from renewal by anderson and he's here to talk about how to make window replacement more affordable. >> well, first, brian, you don't have to do them all. you could just worst windows first or another way to make them affordable is to change the style of window for example, you could do a gliding window instead of a casement. we have a lot of ways to make window projects really affordable compared to other window companies, you have a completely different business model yeah, with other companies, there's just too many people involved in the process. there's the manufacturer, the seller, and then the installer, and then the customer. and if you call with a problem that's when they say, oh, we're the manufacturer, you have to call the installer for that problem or vice versa. we're the full service replacement window division of anderson with us. there's no passing the buck at renewal. my anderson, we sell, build, install, and warrant our windows and patio doors. so if there's ever an issue, we take full responsibility for it. >> why don't you sell buying

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john koons well, of course there's enormous evidence that that is exactly right. and we see it in the case in california that i observe every day of low income children who are whose families are making great sacrifices to go to schools that operate at a third of the cost of public education and are turning out kids who are performing and are learning and achieving at very high levels. the other hand, i wouldn't want to suggest that the that unlimited competition is the answer to every problem and indeed the whole definition of competition is very ambiguous. seems to me that if one is truly interested in liberty, which i think is the ultimate value, that milton friedman talks about, one has to be very careful how he structures the kinds of subsidies that are proposed for education so that you do not wind up with the poor in one kind of school and the rich all in the other, and very little liberty for low income people left over, which is what i think he has in mind. i don't think he has that result in mind. he has the hope in mind of liberty, but that it's going t

sunday with laura koons berg is on bbc one. wife of another political prisoner was being held by the authorities in russia who fears for his life, will hear a moving interview with her later on. with all that serious news around there is always time for sunday sparkle, get out the tardis we will speak to matt smith of doctor who fame about his new project on the west end stage. hope to see you for all that kind more on bbc one at nine. lots more to come here on breakfast this morning, we will be on bbc two and the bbc news channel until nine o'clock this morning, we will say goodbye to you is on bbc one in a moment, stars of the big screen will be gearing up for the baptist tonight. we will get some predictions from the film critic with web. i i predictions from the film critic with web. i , ii, i, , i, with web. tributes continue to pour in from the — with web. tributes continue to pour in from the world _ with web. tributes continue to pour in from the world of— with web. tributes continue to pour in from the world of radio _

i'm brian gary here with ted koons from renewal by anderson and he's here to talk about how to make window replaced it's been more affordable. >> well, first brian, you don't have to do them all. you could just replace your worst windows first or another way to make them affordable is to change the style of window. for example, you could do gliding window instead of a casement. we have a lot of ways to make window projects really affordable. >> compared to other window companies, you have a completely different business model. >> yeah, with other companies, there's just too many people involved in the process. there's the manufacturer, the seller, and then the installer, and then the customer. and if you call with a problem that's when they say oh, we're the manufacturer, you have to call the installer for that problem or vice versa. we're the full service replacement window division of anderson with us. there's no passing the buck at renewal. my anderson, we sell build, install, and warrant our windows and patio doors. so if there's ever an issue, we take full responsibility for it. >> wh