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for flour, the potter's pots are not for the miller...e potter was with the fisherman, the fisherman took the pots from the potter and gave him a letter, which says that whoever presents this letter at the fisherman's warehouse will receive a barrel of pike for it, in return for such a letter the miller gives gonchuru gets flour because he needs fish. over time, there were so many purchase and sale transactions that people were forced to store their receipts in small warehouses; banks became these warehouses, and the state took control over them, and it also began to organize and conduct production. accounting for most goods in circulation in the country. therefore, the first thing you need to realize is that paper money in itself is not valuable, each bill is just a receipt from the state that we have grain, fish and other goods in the barns. if the state decided to write about this on the wall, they could tear out a piece of the wall and pay in stores with it. it doesn’t matter at all whether it is written on paper, wood or concrete how

freedom of expression proponents say professor miller is fighting something bigger than himself. they're shutting down all kind of uh forms of expression, because when you can silence everybody, you silence the journalists who are thinking critically, you silence the politicians who are thinking critically, you silence the academics who are thinking critically. "you just clear the field for for governments like israel to do what they want. today's legal proceedings coincide with israel's new war on gaza that's already killed thousands, injured thousands more and pushed a coastal enclave to the brink of humanitarian catastrophe. the tribunal hearing professor miller's case is set to last two weeks, and the demonstrators here say they hope that it'll rule in favor of academic freedom. and freedom of expression, site por press, bristol, united kingdom. now, as a world marks a world food day, a grim reality looms over majority of afghans who struggle was starvation, countles souls are deprived of basic necessity of food and do not know where or even when the next meal will come from.

in the case of david miller, um, i has not been respected. professor miller, has already been cleared of anti-semitism charges, is fighting to reverse the university of bristol's decision a tribunal here, his supporters say the creator of the uk's lobbying watch dog, spinwatch is victim of a zionist lobby witch hunt. if they can actually sack somebody when he's been proven to be innocent uh of any fault uh in those circumstances then that that really does mean that all bets are off and so anybody who you know is challenging uh particularly the zionist lobby then they're a very real risk of of of potentially losing their jobs as well so this is a massive fetter academic freedom and freedom of speech. well there's been an ongoing campaign by the israel lobby to really destroy solidarity with the palestinian people. in a new world, earlier this month, interior minister sweela broverman told police that waving a palestinian flag or singing a chant advocating freedom. for arabs in the region may be a criminal offense. freedom of expression propone

freedom of expression proponents say professor miller is fighting something bigger than himself.u silence the politicians who are thinking critically, you silence the academics who are thinking critically. just clear the field for for governments like israel to do what they want. today's legal proceedings coincide with israel's new war on gaza that's already killed thousands injured thousands more and pushed a coastal enclave to the brink of humanitarian catastrophe. the tribunal hearing professor miller's case is set to last two weeks, and the demonstrators here say they hope that it'll rule in favor of academic freedom. and freedom of expression. sitepor is a press tv, bristol for united kingdom. a six-year-old muslim boy who was brutally killed in hate crime attack in the us city of chicago, was late to rest monday. morner is paid respect to wadia al faum who's stabbed dozens of times by 71-year-old landlord joseph zuba on saturday. aszuob also wind a boy's mother in a show of support for israeli war on gaza. according to police. victims were targeted because of their religion

professor david miller claims. over his pro- palestinian stance cast from his job at the university of bristol and hopes to win his case in the interest of freedom of expression. universities are meant to encourage challenging conventional wisdom and putting forward controversial or unpopular o opinions without fear, it's called academic freedom. david miller are behind me, but these academics are having to protect that freedom today, after the university of bristol branded their former colleague, professor david miller as an anti-siamite and fired him two years ago for his views on the israel-palestine conflict and the... pro israel lobbying groups in the uk. academic freeam is basically the life blood of any university community, as long as the views in the scholarship conforms ethical standards, it doesn't involve any hate speech, um, any prejudius, it should be protected, in the case of david miller, um, academic freedom has not been respected. professor miller, has already been cleared of anti-semitism charges, is fighting to reverse the... university of bristol's decision a tribu

of bristol branded their former college, professor david miller as an anti-semide and fired him twohis views on the israel-palestine conflict and the pro-israel. is basically the life blood of any university community, as long as the views in the scholarship conforms ethical standards, it doesn't involve any hate speech, any prejudice, it should be protected, in the case of david miller, academic freedom has not been respected. professor miller, has already been cleared of anti-semitism charges, is fighting to reverse the university of briston. decision a tribunal here, his supporters say the creator of the uk's lobbying watch dog spinwatch is victim of a zinest lobby witch hunt, if they can actually sack somebody when he's been proven to be innocent uh of any fault uh in those circumstances then that that really does mean that all bets are off and so anybody who you know is challenging particularly the zinest lobby then they're in very real risk of of of potentially losing their jobs as well, so this is a massive fetter academic freedom and freedom of speech. well, there's been an

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david miller. are behind me, but these academics are having to protect that freedom today, after thel-palestine conflict and the pro israel lobbying groups in the uk. academic freeam is basically the life blood of any university community. as long as the views and the scholarship conforms ethical standards, it doesn't involve any hate speech, um, any prejudice, um, it should be protected, in the case of david miller, um, academic freedom has not been respected. professor. miller who has already been cleared of anti-semitism charges, is fighting to reverse the university of bristol's decision a tribunal here, his supporters say the creator of the uk's lobbying watch dog, spinwatch is victim of a zionist lobby, weight, if they can actually sack somebody when he's been proven to be innocent uh of any fault uh in those circumstances then that that really does mean that all bets are off and so anybody who you challenging uh particularly the zionist lobby, then the very real risk of of potentially losing their jobs as well, so this is a massive fetter on academic freedom and freedom of spe

mr miller, we will have to leave it as _ rethought.ave to leave it as we are _ rethought. mr miller, we will have to leave it as we are running - rethought. mr miller, we will have to leave it as we are running out i rethought. mr miller, we will have | to leave it as we are running out of time but thank you very much and appreciate you joining us. this is a big story that we will continue to track along with the headlines that are coming in from the us as we continue to track that story as well. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. we have more unsettled weather on the way for the last few days of october with more rain falling on very saturated ground in areas which still have flooding. and we're likely to see further issues at times. so unsettled, rain at times, but especially wet for eastern scotland. it's all down to low pressure anchored to the west of ireland. it's a huge area of low pressure with showers and bands of rain spiralling around it, and even some little low pressure systems running around it, such as

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freedom of expression proponents say professor miller is fighting something bigger than himself. they're shutting down all kind of uh forms of expression, because when you can silence everybody, you silence the journal. are thinking critically, you silence the politicians who are thinking critically, you silence the academics who are thinking critically, you just clear the field for for governments like israel to do what they want. today's legal proceedings coincide with israel's new war on gaza that's already killed thousands, injured thousands more and pushed the coastal enclave to the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. the tribunal hearing professor miller's case is set to last two. weeks and the demonstrators here say they hope that it'll rule in favor of academic freedom and freedom of expression. sightpur is a press tv, bristol, united kingdom. now two swedish people have been shot dead in the belgian capital, what prosecutors are treating as a terror attack. shooting took place in the center of brussels. one person was also wounded in this attack, a gunman. is still larg

miller and mr. kustoff to continue answering questions. reporter: what extent can you add on a resolution with a speaker in place, is that delaying your ability to help israel? mr. mccaul: that will be up to speaker pro tempore mchenry and leader jeffries and hopefully we resolve that issue today. reporter: did they give you a accepts of what kind of money they need and the weapons israel needs? >> we have to leave that in a >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these companies and more, including sparklight. >> the greatest town on earth is the place you call home. it is our home too. right now we are facing our greatest challenge. that is why sparklight is working around the clock to keep you connected, doing our part so it is easier to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-span as a public service among these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> the u.s. house is expected to return thursday at noon eastern. no votes to elect a new speaker are scheduled but the chamber could decide ot

i am matt miller with jon erlichman. produce offshore wind energy is making the 2030 old look further than ever. bloomberg new energy finance is pared back their outlook by 29 percent as building costs for wind climbs to 48%. bloomberg's renewable energy lead joins us on set. i guess inflation has come back to bite even the biden administration's plans to grow wind energy. >> when joe biden came into office, he made it clear that climate would his big goal. he set out a really ambitious target of having three -- 30 gigabytes of offshore wind capacity but it is clear he will not get there. the latest forecast looks like it will be around 16 gigabytes, just about half. jon: big costs and big right down some players. will: the cost have gone up. still is more expensive. interest rates are higher. it costs more to finance these very expensive projects. we have seen companies take three expensive write-downs as it has become clear they will not reach their targets. mats: has the white house push their targets back? will: no.

miller all right we've also lost. mr. miller as well, um, hopefully we'll be uh um getting either mr. miller or correspondent shortly to join us uh to offer us some more insight and ash'. offer us more updates on what's taking place in the gaza strip, but uh, while we're watching a live images from the gaza skyline, let's go over uh some some of the recent details and uh some of the recent information that uh we've been compiling since this morning, the israeli regime as we know continues its indiscriminate aerial strikes on the gaza strip for the sixth consecutive day killing more people uh in the besieg palestinian territory that death toll has reached well over 1200 and we're waiting for more exact figures as the gaza health ministry will be uh announcing them including scores of women and children are among those dead leaving more than 500 excuse me 5600 injured uh and uh we're seeing attacks taking place right now as buildings are being reduced to rubble entire residential comp is are being obliterated by the israeli

well, to discuss that i'm now joined by rain miller, some professor emeritus told him university. i'm a former advisor to me, code guard by charles on issues of international law professor miller's and then it's great to talk to thank you very much for being available. happy to be with you . thank you. now you've written before the professional it base you have had 3 different lives being born and raised in soviet era. estonia then moving to moscow to get to your doctorate in law and then moving all the way to kings college, london and teaching there for quite some time. and that gives you a very inverse of tile exposure to various systems through various ideologies. and what i find very interesting is that unlike many other public intellectuals of your generation, you are open about uh oh, i'm accepting about a parts of your professional life, isn't it? i'm safe, at least in the west to be you know, so open about your connections, historical connections with russia. i have benefited from it professionally sure which they have. because how you have at least 3 different viewpoints

aaron david miller, that is the military _ gaza. is the military scenario. but - gaza. aaron david miller, that is the military scenario. but i - gaza. aaron david miller, that is i the military scenario. but i wonder how much america is also running the diplomatic effort.— diplomatic effort. well, i'm not sure what _ diplomatic effort. well, i'm not sure what diplomatic _ diplomatic effort. well, i'm not sure what diplomatic effort - diplomatic effort. well, i'm not sure what diplomatic effort you j diplomatic effort. well, i'm not - sure what diplomatic effort you are talking _ sure what diplomatic effort you are talking about. i think the president is focused — talking about. i think the president is focused basically on three things _ is focused basically on three things. number one is trying to get the israeiis — things. number one is trying to get the israelis and the egyptians to increase — the israelis and the egyptians to increase humanitarian assistance through— increase humanitarian assistance through rafah which is the o

matt miller there is a heck of a lot.uch by watching lucas shaw interview ted sarandos at the screen time event in l.a. it is even more exciting for me. mark douglas knows more about this than all of this combined. he is a real insider in the digital advertising space. he joins us in new york. great to have you with us. thank you for joining us. netflix earnings coming out after the bell. there has been a real change in the way -- i was going to stay the way the industry works, but netflix is the leader of the industry. what do you think about the push for profitability in streaming by a leader that already seems to be able to etch out everyone else anyway. mark: if you think way back to the growth of cable, at first it was not that profitable. as it kind of matured, the leaders took hold. netflix was the leader for a long time and the prophets kicked in. netflix is leading the way. you will probably see consolidation. so hopefully some other players increase profitability. the thing about the password sharing in particul

the fact that miller was dressed as a woman at the time was described as an aggravating factor. as a man. he said the abduction and sexual abuse of a child was a uniquely appalling crime. the court heard that miller, who was dressed in a grey tracksuit top, hoped that the impact of his actions would not be too bad for, as he put it, the wider trans community. he left the court after sentencing, impassive, with his head bowed.— court after sentencing, impassive, with his head bowed. david wallace lockhart there. _ now a look at some other stories making the news today. doctors' leaders are to meet health ministers about the continuing industrial action by consultants in england. it will be the first talks between the two sides since nhs strikes began in the summer. possessing laughing gas will be made illegal in three weeks' time. the home office says those who repeatedly misuse nitrous oxide could face up to two years in prison, and dealers could be jailed for up to 1a years. greta thunberg has been charged with breaching the public order act, following a protest outside an ener

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miller and mr. kustoff to continue answering questions. reporter: what extent can you add on a resolution with a speaker in place, is that delaying your ability to help israel? mr. mccaul: that will be up to speaker pro tempore mchenry and leader jeffries and hopefully we resolve that issue today. reporter: did they give you a accepts of what kind of money they need and the weapons israel needs? >> we have to leave that in a

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, some of the assessor meritus as a tell him university. professor miller. so when you were received a, receiving that border of friendship from having supplied, you may put them. you also said that that period is in history of the unit polarity, of the united states, appointing itself as the indispensable nation was a fairly anomalous and temporary phenomenon in the history of international relations. but the americans are clearly not giving it up without a fight. and i want to ask you, how far do you think the current confrontation between the west on the one hand and russia possibly china, possibly some other uh, disagreeing countries, how far do you think it may go? i believe it will co, a white default, and a, it is a tendency which will continue for decades, at least, maybe even a long but, but i who and even though this is, i hope i hope so that the equity of face health, confrontation, these specially in ukraine will in the new york, georgia with kind of ceasefire and may compromises. but, but i the new world order, if you purchase some kind of force

my father's name was abraham miller and my mother's name is barbara miller.hey raised me that no matter what to help any jew in need. what do we see right now? i see in this room a lot of tough jews. i look at myself and see a tough jew. let's make something clear. we have been persecuted as a people for a long time. no more, never again. that being said we don't run, we don't cower, we are tough. and we like to remind everybody of that. there is a reason why we are so successful as a community. there is a reason why we always face persecution. but we always overcome it and that is because that as a community we always stand together. and i have faced a lot of criticism over the last couple of weeks while being a jewish congressman in the republican party and this is what i can tell you. israel has taken a measured response since 1948. we have been very peaceful and done everything we can do to make peace with these people. we need to make sure that we take care of every is really and give israel the same latitude that we feel ourselves when we go to war as t

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matt: and i'm matt miller. the jobs blowout this morning drove equity markets down and yields higher, but we have had a turnaround. equity markets are gaining and we are at a session high on the s&p. 1.2% the gain. take a look at the 10-year yield, 4.78. earlier we shot up over 4.88. hitting fresh highs since 2007. yields are still high relatively. the bloomberg dollar index continues to come down from the high for the year days ago. 12.71 the level. nymex crude has entered correction territory. down maybe 10% this week alone. nymex crude trading at $82.72. jon: we are watching the oil story in canada and the currency story as well. we have seen the canadian dollar stronger. a lot of people were thinking the bank of canada has got to continue to navigate the inflation challenge given resiliency in the canadian job market. smaller economy, but still, the nearly 64,000 jobs created in september was triple what the economists who track these data points were expecting. the unemployment rate held steady, 5.5%. but

miller and mr. kustoff to continue answering questions. reporter: what extent can you add on a resolution with a speaker in place, is that delaying your ability to help israel? mr. mccaul: that will be up to speaker pro tempore mchenry and leader jeffries and hopefully we resolve that issue today. reporter: did they give you a accepts of what kind of money they need and the weapons israel needs? >> we have to leave that in a classified setting. thank you, guys. >> today house republicans dominated majority leader steve scalise to be the next house speaker sending his candidacy to the house floor and comes after representative kevin mccarthy was ousted from the position last week. representative scalise secured the nomination in a vote of 113-99 in a closed door g.o.p. conference meeting, defeating the chair of the house judiciary committee, jim jordan. he'll now go against democratic minority leader jordan jeffries. the members are now in recess until we wait until a possible vote on the floor will happen. we'll bring you live speaker cove

i am jon erlichman, with matt miller. time for our stock of the hour.e continue to cover the gm tentative deal with the united auto workers, and the most telling stock stories the performance the past six weeks since this unfolded. gm's market value has declined by $9 billion with the strike taking a big biota profits, but also with we learned with the reporting of the latest results forcing gm to pull its earnings guidance. matt: and also forcing ford to do the same thing. let's bring in jessica caldwell, executive director of industry analysis at edmonds. we all hoped that the strike is over. they have got agreements with -- the uaw has agreements with the big three. they have to ratify the agreements, which is why we are not 100% certain. when we look back, next earnings season, what are we going to see in terms of the damage done in terms of both the top line and the bottom line? what do you expect? jessica: they have already hinted to what has caused -- gm said last week it hundred million dollars, $200 million for every week going forward. this is

back now with omar gimenez and john miller. omar, let me start with you on the ground in maine as we are learning these details. we don't know the precise location of where he was found, but how far is it from where these terrified residents have been sheltering inside with their doors locked, or businesses close, waiting for this news? >> exactly, this is what they have been waiting for for more than 48 hours, what has become a third night of this suspect on the run, the suspect that we now know, from multiple law enforcement sources, is dead. i am outside the bar and grill, which is the second location where the mass shootings were happening on wednesday night. just about 10 minutes from where i am is where the bowling alley is. that was where the mass shootings began that night. so, he went from there, 6:50 was when the first 911 calls went out, then he made his way down to this location. 7:08 was when the cause cannot from this location. then, where his body was found, as we understand from sources, the town over from here,