i love how he was able to embody the spirit and character of malcolm x without imitating malcolm x. it was him, but it was clearly done cells take on malcolm x. -- making milken ex an every man, finding my way into this role and embodying the character to the best of my abilities, and not imitating him, because that's impossible to do. >> can we make productions like this more accessible and gain more broad support, robert? because -- i mean, i was really taken back going, but i admit, i'm not one that goes to a lot of operas. how do we start expanding peoples knowledge and support of operas like this? >> well, i think it's the theater's job to open their doors, and not only invite you in, but to make it easy for you to come in. and so, one of the things that we did at the math is, i had them to an all day reading of the autobiography. we got a lot of people to read parts. but we sat there, and we read the entire book, and we open the doors, and we let anyone that wanted to come in come in and listen to the words of malcolm x. i think that's part of it. telling the communities that

special correspondent malcolm brabant reports.itain's imperial state crown, that charles the third wore after his coronation, is supposed to represent the king's moral authority over his subjects in the united kingdom, as well as former colonies which have retained the monarch as their head of state. but as charles strives to bolster the monarchy's relevance in the 21st century, he has been undermined by revelations that the symbol of his sovereignty is stained by the blood of slaves. >> the british royal family are deeply entangled in the transatlantic chattel slave trade. malcolm: professor robert beckford's field is social justice and he has been investigating links between major institutions and slavery. >> they signed the first charter that allowed privateers to go into africa, into the west indies, and traffic hundreds of thousands of enslaved people. they made huge profits from it. malcolm: a document recently emerged, showing that in 1689, king william iii excepted shares worth $300,000 in today's values in the slave tradi

x, explores the legacy of malcolm x with a distinct afrofuturistic twist.n philadelphia in 1985. nearly four decades after its initial premiere, this show made its debut at new york's metropolitan opera earlier this month. joining me now, the composer of x, the life and times of malcolm x, pulitzer prize winner, anthony davis. mr., davis thank you very much for coming into the sunday show. so, what does it mean to you to have this project at the mets, nearly four decades after its original debut? >> it means a lot to me. it's been an incredible journey from almost 40 years, to see the opera, after i arrived at the math. this opera, 1986, and just across the mall from the mid. it's great and i'm working with barbaro harris. his conception with bringing the afrofuturist concept into the upper, i think it's been incredible. and i think that presenting x to a new generation. >> how did you go about composing an opera reflecting the full narrative arc of malcolm x's life? >> well, it started with my brother, who was in plain welcome ox when he was asked sane aft

malcolm: the government is considering outlawing this chant.nt threatens jews with the return of mohammed's army. police are hunting a group that intimidated worshipers outside a synagogue. the police and some senior government ministers blame suella braverman for whipping up hatred. >> thousands take to the streets following the massacre of jewish people, the single loss -- largest loss of jewish life since the holocaust, chanting for the erasure of israel. to my mind there is only one way to describe this. they are hate marches. malcolm: prime minister sunak said protecting britain's jewish community is paramount. >> we will not stand for this hatred and anti-semitism. it sickens me to think british jews are looking over their shoulder in this country. malcolm: according to the european union anti-semitism hasn't been this bad since the 1930's. in paris, stars of david sent told -- stenciled on buildings are reminiscent of nazi tactics. >> i will again feel the hatred that was there when we were kids. i don't understand it. >> in germany the

i disagree with what malcolm is saying. one reason why, if this is going to be a weak holiday season and if consumers are going to be affected with their buying intentions, i don't see how a tesla, right, a tesla can be so impacted by the increase in rates, by the increase in the economic environment and then we could say, okay, well, you look at a consumer-facing company like apple and we're going to dismiss the economic impact of what might be unfolding, so i think this really is going to tell us something about the holiday season, about where we're going to be as we move forward into the coming quarters and, again, the way you overcome that is the services business and the usage of cash. i don't know what they'll do with their cash, what they'll do with their buyback but that's the way you overcome it. if you can overcome it, then i think malcolm has done the right thing in selling half his position. the stock is in a place right now where it's sitting on the fence. it could go either direction but it's got to be that se

the disagreements of how to achieve that goal. malcolm webb sent us this report from one vasa swab, or mohammed's home city of mombasa produces an estimated 500 tons of plastic waste every day. lots of it ends up in the nearby indian ocean and it's fish and then, and people who eat them. whoever helps prevent that by clinging from her neighbors . social enterprise cool bows tucker, buys and sells it to recycle is in the neighborhood. it's a good thing. the government's amazing and we hope they'll support trust. this project helps us to clean the town and to reduce pollution. it will say won't keep my eyes, women like me and we money. the people living here is 8 balls tacos help to make the city clean or in recent years, the problem goes floppy, on the streets, companies for jason, south plastic and making money as the well plastic waste rose every yeah. even can yeah. less than 10 percent of it is recycled. the rest of it ends up in the deep orange sounds like this company to say that community projects alone on. so the plastic prices, and the only possibility is it's legally binding i

. >> it's why i wanted your opinion so much, malcolm, because, you know, let's remind our viewers on this show where you so publicly came on and said, you know what, alphabet blew it, and i'm selling that stock as a result of them, in your mind, at least, ceding the lead to microsoft. now what do you think? >> i think i'm in a little different camp from you guys or at least how you started the conversation in the sense i don't know that it's still an open conversation where sam altman goes and the likelihood that microsoft again is the really big winner after all of this chaos, right. they probably started the weekend thinking, oh, my god, this is a crisis that's going to end up ceding some of the dominance and this early adopter opportunity we created to now fast forward 48 hours and openai probably did microsoft one of the biggest favors it could have done with this unforced error in that it brought the talent and his top lieutenants over to microsoft and saying irrespective of what openai's doomsdayers want to go with regard to going slow, we have the product guy. sam altman was n

alan, malcolm, rebecca, highly and the whole board of emily's list. thank you for your leadership of this organization and congratulations. a special congratulation to someone that i have had the pleasure and the honor of working with over the course of the last year and this year's rising star leader, ventress driscoll. i can't wait to see what you will do next. so as many of you know, i often quote my mother and one of her sayings in particular, which was, kamala, you may be the first to do many things. make sure you are not the last. but, well, because of the mission and the work of emily's list. i know i won't be the last. i know that this is a room full of firsts. and those who are committed to breaking these ceilings and showing what leadership looks like. so that being said, there's a lot of business to cover tonight. include. the first order of business in my mind, which is to joyfully celebrate a great woman, a great leader, and a great speaker. our friend, speaker and marriage to nancy pelosi. so i will tell you, no carpet in this room. as a

good morning, malcolm. >> good morning. >> let's take your temperature, mal malcolm.the day? >> my word of the day is brief. it could last another two or three weeks as we get ready to gear up for the next fed meeting. as we get closer to the next december fed meeting, a lot of positive sentiment for the futures that you ran through with the open today will probably start to fizzle out. i think a lot of what has happened is catch up buying for investors looking to capture a little bit of what they missed in the first two quarters of the year with the mega cap tech trade. >> a lot of this has been sparked by the declining yields giving the markets a boost. you are looking at bonds and what you are looking at is the d-inversion of the yield curve. why is that so important to you? >> it is not even necessarily the fact we are de-inverting or however we are supposed to say that. it is the normal curve. we would rather the two come down than the ten rising. up until last week, it looked like the ten would rise a lot faster than the two was coming down which is a bear steep

you must go see malcolm x at the opera.ch me right here at -- anytime over on peacock, where have new episodes on the nbc hub every night. if you want a little more of the show, find us on instagram, the site formally known as twitter, and of course, tiktok. politics nation with the great reverend al sharpton is next. we have, how are you? i know you're bringing the latest in the israel-hamas war, specifically this conflict and how it affects both the jewish and muslim communities. what can folks expect to hear? >> i'm gonna have the head of the largest jewish organization in the country and the largest muslim organization on tonight to talk about the rise and antisemitism and how islamophobia

malcolm, good to see you. i'd like to get your assessment of this war thus far. i mean how close is israel to achieving its objective of destroying hamas, which some say is impossible? >> look, i don't think it's close to destroying hamas. i think israel is making steady but slow progress in terms of advancing carefully into gaza. clearly they've got to the point now where they encircled gaza city and they control much of north gaza. but they're not anywhere near destroying hamas. hamas still has a large bombing force. a lot of them probably have relocated to the south using that tunnel network, and the obvious key question in everyone's minds is at what point does the war escalate horizontally? in other words, spread regionally to include other combatants such as hezbollah and iran and various palestinian militant groups? so i think we're well away from being able to declare, for example, mission accomplished. >> i want to talk to you about a potential escalation in the region. but first, the u.s. is expecting israel to shift tactics, reducing the scale of its a

i am joined now by sir malcolm rifkind, formerforeign am joined now by sir malcolm rifkind, former foreigning street. few of us expected to see david cameron walking up the street into the black door earlier today. bre walking up the street into the black door earlier today.— door earlier today. are you surprised? _ door earlier today. are you surprised? i— door earlier today. are you surprised? i should - door earlier today. are you | surprised? i should imagine door earlier today. are you - surprised? i should imagine david cameron was amongst those most surprised, when he was contacted over the weekend are pretty early this morning. it wasn't unexpected choice but i think it is an excellent one precisely for the reasons that have been mentioned. if you choose a new foreign secretary who doesn't have that background there would be spending the next few months learning the job. we are lucky to have a foreign secretary who was prime minister for six years, not only absorbed in foreign policy along with the foreign secretary but actually knows that first hand the various prime ministers, pr

the hypocricy of the west and it shows you the hypocrisy of mainstream media because someone like malcolm x was once upon a time considered a terrorist you know um someone like guess arafat was once upon a time considered a terrorist nelson mandela and nelson mandela and you know few years later we're given um i'm not sure about nelson mandela but yes arafat was given nobel peace prize and you know it's we we need to remember not. take or not to allow the the west uh to direct our moral compass um, but also to you, in a time and in a place where the war is no longer just being fought on the ground, it's being fought online, it's being fought you know in our workspaces, we need to be able to use language in in a way as you know masterfully as you said as malcolm exted, we need to be able to have those phrases and and those um uh, those... conversation points in our in our arsenal and we need to make sure that we um continue to use these spaces to politicize them and to fight for the palestinians and just to see through the lies so to speak and and spread the truth as you say the factual in

sir malcolm rifkind, thank ou ve released. sir malcolm rifkind, thank you very much _ released.oreign secretary, joining us with his reflections on this very, very tough conundrum that the us finds itself in, trying to be an honest broker while standing by as well but also easing the suffering of palestinian civilians including getting more aid in and foreign nationals out and finding the humanitarian pause. stay with us on bbc news. the weather is a little bit quieter than yesterday. we do not have the heavy rain and strong winds of yesterday. there will be a scattering of showers, particularly around western areas of the uk. but also some sunny spells as well. we have lost the showers affecting eastern areas of england this morning. sunshine coming through. showers drifting into parts of wales, south—west england, north west england, western scotland and northern ireland. some could be blustery, perhaps heavy from time to time. even heara bit blustery, perhaps heavy from time to time. even hear a bit of sunshine breaking through. bonfire night, there will be clear skies across

state representative malcolm kenyatta, member of president biden's national advisory board. now i want to bring in michelle goldberg, opinion columnist for the new york times. i just want to get to something i was just touching on with representative kenyatta, which was this idea that biden effectively has a two-pronged approach here. and once he has to remind the country of the darkness of maga on the horizon and its chief principal architect, donald trump, potentially being the nominee, and then also sort of paint a more optimistic picture of what the country can be if he is given four more years in office. that seems like a lot of high wire acting to do. >> i think the first part of that is gonna be much easier because ultimately he'll have donald trump's help, donald trump and the rest of his acolytes in congress. we're not seeing a lot of donald trump right now. his fraud trial is kind of preempted by the hideous situation in the middle east. but once the campaign begins in earnest, donald trump will be back in people's faces every day reminding people, not just how, no

malcolm: sure.to reporters across the world, lots of candidates for these flashpoints, and then we chose just five, but some of these are flashpoint around the environmental considerations that are in place, some more about jobs, and some about geopolitics. to speak about the latter, a couple of examples. in mexico, for instance, president biden's very juicy parks to produce in north america, incentivizing it was of automakers to set up shop in mexico, with big investment plans to try to boost their sales to mexico. in the meantime, china has beaten them to the punch. they are ramping up their sales to mexicans, so that is creating this tension point that is probably going to get accentuated as the election takes place in both mexico and the u.s. next year. in thailand, the tension is between the legacy japanese automakers, which helped turn thailand into what is known as "the detroit of asia." now, the japanese have a scale back, and they have been a bit slow to move into the ev space. the chinese

the heavy rains come off to a long period of droughts, evasion worse than decades. malcolm web reports a 3 years of drought, so forth, more than a 1000000 people from their homes in somalia. many of them into camps like this one in the capital of mogadishu. now the shelters being washed away by floods off the days of 2 rental reins prob, got on the corner some while it's raining for a 5th day. i will make shift shelters were washed away. the children are missing. now we don't know whether they are dead or alive. we replace the aid agencies to agency help us. most of the people in the accounts what a hood is until the past is became too dry. and more than a 1000000 lives still died of the others. the farmers who could no longer correct crops, now sway to the countryside on the water. do you ends inter continental panel on climate change? well i, p. c. c says the horn of africa is one of the places in the world that's most vulnerable to the effects of climate change. there is quite a big i or any around people fleeing for the fact that they don't have water. and now fling because they ha

malcolm davis for, us will leave it there for now. but appreciate your insights. >> thank you. >> now u.s. officials,, meantime save three americans could be released as part of this israel-hamas deal. americans are still unaccounted for, that includes two women and three year old girl. u.s. president joe biden issued a statement, tuesday, night saying he welcomes the deal to secure the release of its hostages. he also said, quote, jill and i have been keeping all those held hostage in their loved ones close to our hearts this many weeks. and i'm extraordinary gratified that some of those brave souls who have endured weeks of captivity and unspeakable ordeal will be reunited with their families wants this deal is fully implemented. okay, just, address freedom awaits for dozens of hostages held by hamas. as well as hundreds of palestinians and israeli. gels will have details on the timing, next. >>> more now on our top stories, israel's cabinet has approved a deal for the release of hostages get done by hamas in exchange for positive f

many people here can barely afford fossil fuels, but they pay the highest price malcolm web address era kind of way that county, kenya. i'm going to be back at the top of the i was more coverage of the war on guys as we come down to a cease 5 witnesses next and don't forget the website. i'll just either adult co, i'm or off madison. stay with us on, on the the knowledge is with the . ready the getting the models when a video which is experience between those i'm guessing, depends on a waiting list for me to see it is us and see what the mouse, dns proceedings, the the the time being come you telling me the, the, the . ready ready the the think before i all love with this. so what's the question was what the whole what do you understand? why do you me home the instead of going through the website so you can see us send me some, what at all you have to do the service with us like little instead of going through the, the end is where you put the minutes waiting for them they a study, i mean that we will study at a setting familia, but of the meanest, almost spends 100 for to live in a home

malcolm, thank you very much. >>> and iran issued new threats against israel and the u.s. on wednesday. the defense minister says that the u.s. will certainly suffer a blow if the fighting continues. he also warned european countries to, quote, be careful not to insure the wrath of the muslim world. they warn if the war continues, resistance groups will make a decision on another, quote, surprise action. >> translator: based on the information received from the resi resistance, it must be said that if the genocide and war crimes are not stopped immediately, we are close to where a significant decision will be made. >>> coming up, an american doctor is able to leave gaza through the rafah crossing after a 26 day ordeal. we'll hear from her husband. >>> and an exclusive dispatch from cnn journalist in gaza, an inside look at one refugee camp crowded with 20,000 people living off canned food and without suitable drinking water. at rafah. crowds are in hopes of getting through to egypt. at least 361 foreign nationals have entered through the border crossing. and a group from d

we have malcolm wilson from gxo.nk you for being here. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> you said the revenue growth was due to softness in the holiday quarter. what are you hearing from customers that include apple and nike and unilever? >> we have a record revenue in the quarter. all of the metrics were in good place. free cash flow and earnings per share. we delivered exemplary customer service. we have a new amount of lending in the company the sales pipelines are strong we are standing up to operations and we are ready for the holiday season. >> i want to go back to the numbers. you cut revenue guidance, but raised low end of the eps guidance does that mean you are retaining pricing power or higher end services >> our company is a resilient company. we are able to pass back to customers wage inflation which is maintaining our pot only line y bottom line. that is leading united states to move down the expectations. >> apple and nike and unilever are your companies what do they expect to see in the holida

for more on the trading day ahead, let's bring in malcolm ethridge. to see you. >> good to see you, frank. >> give us a sense. we had the rally with the pause yesterday. what is your outlook for the day ahead? >> i wouldn't be surprised to see the rally that we had throughout november start to fizzle as we turn our attention to what the fed is going to say in a couple of weeks at the december meeting. i think it is important to the fed they pour as much cold water as possible on the ex-excitement we have been feeling and expectation we will have rate cuts next year. i look to the december meeting to be hawkish. that will spell a selloff for the market. >> you are seeing some pressure ahead, potentially for the market. with that in mind, i want to focus on today and your "wex" word of the day. >> the word of the day is impressed. i have been thoroughly impressed by the market's ability to sustain the rally through november. we are up 9% to this point so far this month. the markets were really starting to sour in september and october where treasury yie

i told him to benjamin netanyahu, then the surprised visit to malcolm would have passed in the west bank, the president of the palestinian no authority. he was talking to him about the future of gaza, flagging that the palestinian authority could be a viable alternative, a weekend p a. we should point out. it doesn't have that much jurisdiction though. as i said, many parts of the west bank motor bus was very critical of blinking and he's in port of israel, israel saying it will not go for a complete seas fly, which is what of us once. and all of our leaders with whom blinking has also made this weekend in jordan. and now iraq, where they were beans attacks on us spaces where us troops, similar attacks or crowds of protests, is rather clashing with police in an air base and turkey with us troops are also being held in that case. this has meant to be the next stop turkey on this tour of mr. lincoln's, and he will have uh, or will receive no doubt, even harsher words from both the foreign minister and perhaps also present at one if he does receive an audience. and of course, been uh, just

um, most participants don't know exactly what to do, especially with children to stay at malcolm many just know it somehow different to what you do without out is actually i think it is during mouth to mouth or association. the head is tilted backward slightly to ensure the trachea is clear, then hold the victims no shot and breathes into their mouth 5 times. for chest compressions, measure 2 finger widths above the store number, and then press the flat of your hand about 5 centimeters into the chest. compress 30 times in a row, and then give to brass with very young children. there's another method by the controller when checking whether a baby is unconscious or not, you don't just have to talk to them. you also have to stimulate the feats in the homes to try and get them to react on the hand, unless officer can act so on. so thing. if you can't detect either breathing or a heart beat, the next step is resuscitation. only 2 fingers are used to stimulate cardiovascular function in inference. people who have been taught the technique in a 1st aid course will feel much more confident in

anthony blinking has been touring the middle east and mit unexpectedly with palestinian president. malcolm with the boss, has they bring any diplomatic progress? say no, that has been accusations of boss calling this genocide. in his words, according to the posting state news agency, he went on to say that israel has no regard for international law. so he really gave it to the us secretary of state who has been lending a lot of support to israel, but has also been cooling for humanitarian pauses. of course, of both, like all of our leaders that calling been cooling for an immediate cease fire. they went out to talk about the future of gauze of the day after this war, which seems so far away, but is something that has to be taken into consideration. and they're talking about revitalizing the palestinian authority, which is in a very weak position right now. but as we blinking has also been talking about perhaps grouping together a number of other countries and the international agencies to try to secure and calvin, the palestinian territory. the deputies been puzzled and individual and than

lama >> malcolm i mean , the word >> malcolm i mean, the word nuclear, i mean for my generation it wascess if we can get it up and running, going to be? >> well, it's very difficult to imagine with fusion how you could cause a great deal of difficulties. you do need to store tritium, which is radioactive . and so they'll need radioactive. and so they'll need to be any industrial process . to be any industrial process. you need to be careful around it. but the volumes we're talking about normal operation, the are so small and the amount are so small and there's so much tritium naturally in the environment that that it's very difficult to see how major problem we should bearin see how major problem we should bear in mind that nuclear fusion is the safest source of energy we've yet come with in a large scale . the fact that we can name scale. the fact that we can name the only three incidents where and in only one of those were they were there any offsite health consequences is a pretty remarkable thing for an energy source. been around 70 years. so fission very definitely has its part to

special correspondent malcolm brethren has the story. >> listen to the roar of mother earth.ound of magma, molten rock, bubbling away'neath the town, causing hundreds of earthquakes a day. >> the outlook is rather bleak in my opinion. >> this geophysicist. >> the ground is still subsiding. you cannot make a prognosis how they are rubbish and is going to affect the town -- how the abruption is going to affect the town. >> after being ordered to abandon the town a week ago, the people have been allowed back to rescue key positions. the owners of this store worked quickly to salvage stock while other residents awaited their turn. >> i'm not sure about the town. myouse is ok. the road has collapsed about one meter or something. the lava is under our house. we don't know if we are going to have a home. >> it is hard to digest. for the last four days, i have a bad sleep. it is so worrying. check the news. i am getting a little more hopeful. it is not going to europe in the town. >> if it happens, this eruption is not going to manifest in the classic way from the top of a fiery moun

lafayet park, and there are protesters that are assembled out here that have marched about a mile from malcolm x park down to the white house, now they want a ceasfire immediately, that's what they have been urging for, they want the us's influence out of the middle east, they've called for a ceasefire, they've called for seats on the bombardment of gaza, they've called for money, less money in us politics, they've called... for the us out of africa, so there are a lot of people here from various groups chanting and causing concern and awareness for numerous amount of causes and grievances here today. now these people have been marching uh saying that they don't want to give any more money to uh that will hurt palestinians, they want to stand in solidarity with palestinians because they keep hearing about the climbing deathcoll in gaza, they know that the... lot of people suffering, they know that the us is in control to some degree of what is happening there, especially since us tax dollars are going for weaponry and other things and they want to see an end to this, the calling on us presiden

have a friend in malcolm would have a friend in geert wilders. politics, as i kind of alluded to before the break, anyone who expresses a view remotely on the right of centre is now branded mainstream is now branded by mainstream media as far right. nigel farage is branded as far right. but i know nigel very well. he's certainly not a racist. he's not xenophobic all he wants is an immigration policy that works for the united kingdom. >> but just to be clear though, this geert wilders, he wanted some of policies. he wanted some of his policies. he wanted to wanted some of his policies. he wanted to islamic wanted some of his policies. he wanted to islamic schools. wanted some of his policies. he wanted to islamic schools. heinted some of his policies. he wanted to islamic schools. he wanted ban islamic schools. he wanted to is of what to ban mosques, is kind of what he says is put them in the fridge , those kind of policies. fridge, those kind of policies. >> yeah, he's trying to prove his respectability because he wants of wants to be prime minis

then we go down to malcolm turnbull wanting to just say that this guy deserves defies. just the same with scott morris and what, what sort of justice did i wanting defies justice for was for doing the work of a journalist. it is time for this matter to be brought to a conclusion and that i don't express any personal sympathy with some of the actions of mr. ascent. organize. he did say that he thinks this matters should be brought to a pause quickly. i don't know what that means. i don't know whether that means just get on with it. get him out of a put him on trial. it's almost as if they sign in like the previous government. but he should have been brought to trial earlier and punished and convicted earlier . but that's not talking to the cool problem. the cold problem is that he hasn't been prosecuted and prosecuted quickly enough. the cool problem is that is named prosecuted and prosecuted in the 1st place. the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they tr

on this, asked malcolm to show you how the traffic has already started, backing up throughout the afternoon because of this first closure on fourth street, we have seen cars trying to navigate on mission street, trying to get to their destination. of course authorities are telling us, you've got to be connected to san francisco mta on their website, so you can stay updated on everything that is about to happen. >> and we will keep you updated as well and the big security is for the leaders of the 21 countries who will be here. some diplomacy got underway already in the city, janet yellen met with china's vice premier. the meeting serves as a preview of next week's meeting between the bosses, joe biden and xi jinping. the representatives from the world's two largest economies discussed deepening trade and investment in the region as well as technology. national security and working together to fight climate change. >> the united states has no desire to be troubled with china, a full separation of the economies will be disastrous for both of our countries and for the world. >> our two countri

these floods and no kidding, even more. malcolm web houses, era chinese and american officials have met in washington dc to discuss the challenges both countries face as china is nuclear weapons arsenal continues to grow. colleges here as defense editor alice car topless has the details. china has around $500.00 nuclear weapons and it's also on a variety of ways to deliver them for a long range and the continental ballistic missiles icbm capable of reaching anywhere in the united states. so hypotonic weapons that can fly up to 10 times the speed of sound. and we saw counting submarines that can finally deliver nuclear missiles anywhere in the world. china is one of the few new key in nations to formally adhere to a policy of no 1st use. sometimes the united states has so far rejected. but there's growing evidence that china is rapidly expanding. it's also satellite imagery from 2 years ago shows the construction of expensive fields of icbm, silos. the 3 locations across the china. a sign is not bones by any treaty limiting nuclear weapons production. and it's not estimated that it will

people are waiting to see if the treaty will change that malcolm web out to 0, mombasa, kenya. heavy machinery has been brought into rescue 14 workers in india who are trapped in a collapse highway tunnel in the northern states of ultra cons. excavators have been moving danbury for 2 days to call about a pos to reach a why, cuz back to the 1000 and medical stuff all in crisis. one us told us of her experiences of working in a neonatal clinic. and i was gonna have a lot of that all the rest of the assessment of sausages bonus, inactive on assessment. also been in this, in this, in the name, both of them both took the name and been this when i would love to see the how to find them. how them of use for the kids this many. 7 because she had this amount, this and the name upon the phone today would be a part of sufficient. i'm not too much time. i'm not gonna look for to come on. been this been the i know. yeah. and then i sort of the whole, oh, and then suddenly like from the other the sit on those will live no, not the supply most with the law. you know says i'm up for food. you see i

are now labeled as supporters of terrorism. and through that propaganda, through that brainwashing, malcolm x once said that the media is the most powerful tool on the planet, it can make you believe that your friends are your enemies and your enemies are your friends. in this case, they're making it seem as if the palestinian people resisting and fighting back are our enemies, that they're terrorists, that they're evil, when in reality, it is the israeli settler regime that is doing that, and because they own the media, they are able to brainwash people. and to peer pressure other countries and to stop sending aid, and so really what this comes down to is a propaganda war, media war, and the zionist are able to prevent aid from coming in because they can say, oh, you're supporting terrorism now, so that's that is one of their biggest excuses and ways in which they're doing that. so how can we counter uh western propaganda or fake news, basically? the best way to counter propaganda and fake news and zionist media, the zionist strangle. over the media monopoly is support press tv at from day

that malcolm rosas business leaders who do not commit to going green are simply making excuses.d now by nick marsh at the new economy forum where business leaders are meeting this week to discuss the future of the global economy and, nick, you have been speaking to mr forrest, can you talk through what he had to say? he had through what he had to say? he: had 20 to say about the screen transition. at i think�*s message overall is that businesses can say all they want, they can talk the talk, but ultimately they have to walk the walk —— plenty to say. governments can set all the net zero targets in the world, but if the community of business leaders, he literally said about 1000 business leaders who control so much of the world's capital, if they are not serious about actually, you know, implementing these greener transitions, then we're not going to get anywhere and very specifically said it wasn't a of lack of money, it wasn't a of lack of money, it wasn't a of lack of money, it wasn't a case of lack of technology. he says, really, it was excuses and it was actually really just

malcolm etheridge, cic wealth.. >> good day for you to be here amazon, apple, microsoft, these stocks are running again, among your biggest holdings. >> and mega cap is the default trade but the point you made about microsoft, the all time high and the new default safe haven trade, and it used to be apple, any time the markets got rocky, everybody dumped into apple, but with apple revenue down, what, negative 1% i think last quarter, microsoft up 13%, the new default trade is obviously becoming microsoft. >> is this justified, do you think, the fact that this is where the money keeps going? these stocks keep getting pushed higher and in some cases the valuations are moving back higher >> i think so. if you consider the fact that apple, i'll use skpkly a specifically and i'm beating up on them, a lot of it is the past glory, the iphone story, it is what they've done in the past and what microsoft is talking about is what they will do in the future and i think when you consider how valuable these co-pilots could be,

okay, now looks to malcolm at the new one, the tendency to, i mean, he goes out here nice to judy or steve, my stuff, the new homelessness on the home phone and after the cleaning, nothing can i stop. ready it for me to cover this next struggle not try to point out guys at all. i say i've had, you know, quite a bit of what the next, the home down, the old one of the done. we're stick with it though you want us and not that, not on shouting. i swear to take my stuff. was a very much, you know, to your, my problems of it all adds to know to your, not on it. kind of model seems smith one way or your supervisor to one user. others may external coolness. yeah. how do i want to see the how you doing today? the blue one on how to this. so the 1st the, i mean he fell out as an old still take us here to continue this. what it was i pull up is the most. oh, you mean the old enough time, which definitely seems to your little that there is a new home that more or more in your own area of sound. so they go, are you ready not to homes on the business to put, you know, you know, enough time to 9 to

malcolm in house of cards by that descripor something malcolm in house of cards by that descripor somethinging like that. but, it's like then secretly but, but it's like then secretly then break ministers like then break prime ministers like that's this country. >> i mean of course it's always behind the scenes. >> absolutely. >> of course it is. absolutely. read it read your shakespeare. it happens time. yeah. happens all the time. yeah. okay. it part okay. well that is it for part one. but up in part two, one. but coming up in part two, mps people to go away, mps telling people to go away, mps telling people to go away, mps letting people some mps letting people in, and some breathtaking us to that position. you're listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. and welcome back to headliners, your first look at saturday's newspapers . newspapers. >> i'm andrew doyle still here with lewis schaefer and nick dixon, let's carry on with dixon, so let's carry on with the stories. to the stories. moving on to saturday's mail now. concern turns observing a two turns that observing a two

expected to visit several community projects and planned to treat before leaving ken year on friday. malcolm with al jazeera may be you know, there's been a protest that is really embassy in the philippines, capital of manila, and supports of palestinians. it was stopped by police and private security guards as they marched towards the building demonstrate to choose the israeli government of committing war crimes. a budget for me, but 1000000 will be here in half. now the more coverage of the more gospel upfront isn't the in a world where the news never ends. understanding what's behind the headlines is more important than ever. it takes listening to the people behind the news and to the journalist for reporting their stories except intimacy that makes every international story local at heart. i'm only give you that host of the take a daily news podcast powered by the login reporting of algebra. find us where ever you get your pod cast as the world as it enters it's 4th week. we look at the battle for public opinion and discuss whether there is a double standard when it comes to free speech