ed: rene haas, thank you for joining us. rene: thank you so much.bloomberg technology," we will be joined by the ceo of humanity on her take on personal mobile computing and the launch of their new ai. this is "bloomberg technology." ce, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. >> it is an -- caroline: it is an ai powered device but it is not have a screen. it is a device you pin to your clothes and it has users engaging through it to make calls and more, maybe translate what you are saying. let's bring in humane ceo bethany bongiorno. people will be able to start ordering from the 16th. people have been on a waitlist. what made you build it? it is going to replace the phone if i am getting this right. bethany: thank you for having me. it is great to be here today on a big momen

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>> oh, brother, i agree with renee. her analysis is very good.nikki haley from the same state. that is tough. your base, she was kind of catching on more by going more head to head with some of the others. you know, i think that the thing about tim scott is that he has this great personal story, which he loves to tell people. he paints this picture that kind of makes everybody feel like, oh my god, what's wrong with me? i couldn't do it. i'm in a minority, or i have a disability. why could i not make it? he cannot really talk about how it could be easier for people that have it hard in this country. it just did not catch on. i don't know why. >> what does his dropout mean, do you think renee, for the other republicans in the field? as you mentioned, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy still in this race. it is clear that none of them are going to dislodge donald trump from the front runner position. why are they still in the race? more importantly, with tim scott out of the race, does that have any impact whatsoever on any of the other candidates? not t

arm ceo renee has is going to join us -- renee has is going to to the join us on how he plans to translate arm's pole position into stock gains. all right, you could argue jay powell's the big story here, but let's bring in our traders, scott bauer and teddy weisberg. scott, charles referenced it, kind of an anemic 30-year bond auction, and then to pile it on you had jay powell making these pretty hawkish comments again. >> yeah, absolutely, liz. and, you know, after his dissertation, let's call it, after the fed meeting, you know, a week and a half or whenever it was ago where he really came off being pretty dovish and the market loved it, i think he kind of reflected on that honestly, and he had to pull the reins in a little bit. and certainly, the market has reacted to that. at the same time, we got that 30-year bond auction which, no good. it was not any good. so is you had that double whammy. and what this goes to show you and this is how the market has traded over the last several months at least and will continue to to trade, in my opinion, is that the equity market is being led by

galleria and the futuristic power skyscraper. project of this super your belonging to businessman renee vanco has just come on the market for nearly 40000000 euros. the empire of the self made billionaire from austria has been crumbling for some time. rising interest rates and folding property valuations have now led to the bankruptcy of bank coast. cigna holding company construction on handbooks l patella has come to a halt. another cigna project, the 950000000 euro skyscraper was designed as a prestige project for the city, but build a cigna can no longer pay its bills. using titles, i think the rise of cigna began around the year 2000. at that time, vanco acquired numerous properties and desirable locations at 1st in austria, and then internationally. since 2019, the company has owned the i clinics, chrysler building in new york, cigna. it has also been active and retail since 2013 when bank co took over germany's trouble department store chain costs. that until recently, the group had steaks and retailers in switzerland and the u. k. well, bank who is considered media shy to maintai

yes, bradley and renee zellweger met, no surprises, the acquaintance also happened on the set, in 2009ried to hide romance, but the paparadas constantly reported on their dates. the romance lasted 2 years. they did not explain to the fans why the breakup occurred . according to one version, renee wanted to get married and have children, but cooper was focused on his career, and marriage was not part of his plans. he's very smart, very, very talented, funny, but he wasn't at the right time in his life to be in a relationship. so, gwyneth feldru recalls her romance with ben aflick; the actors met at a social dinner in 1997 and immediately began meet. the union ended after 3 years. they say the reason was the peltros’ affair with a colleague, and this broke africa ’s heart. ben likes to complicate his life, gwyneth recalls. meanwhile, many believed that the actress was only looking for consolation, aflik, after breaking up with brad pitt. well , as for brad pitt, viewers still continue to have hopes. aflik managed to enter the same river twice, it is not yet clear how successful it really

renee is in it this is a documentary, premieres tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. right here on cnbc carl, i came in august and i can tell you, renee and i toured a little bit it looked nothing like -- we didn't think it was going to be done it was a construction site the building was so far from finished and now it's amazing what this town has done with the grand stands just lining up across the stretch. >> that is fabulous. squawk on the strip, as some of our viewers have taken to calling it >> there you go, good. >>> meantime, big focus on u.s./china relations today, obviously, as the president meets president xi jinping in san francisco. we're going to talk about the implications of those talks and what it might mean for investing in china >> plus, watching shares of disney today, valueact capital has been building a stake in disney is now one of the largest investors in terms of position according to a report, value act began buying disney this summer during the wga and sag strikes we're going to talk about what that means for disney going forward. stock's up

rene marsh is on this story for us. >> and first off, this is so significant. mainly because these are the first of the hate campus investigations that we are seeing since the october 7 attack. and then also to have this many investigations all happening simultaneously within this short period of time coming from the department of education, that is quite unique. but it speaks to the time that we're in and how these tensions are really boiling over on these college campuses. you mentioned cocornell, columb, and the k-12 school, all receiving word within the last 48 hours that they were under this investigation. and these investigations are stemming from complaints coming from students, advocacy groups centered on five anti-semitic incidents on campus and two islamophobic incidents on campus. of course all allegations that they will be looking into. secretary of education was on cnn this morning and he had a message specifically for parents. here it is. >> your child should be unapologetic about who they are, expressing who they are. they shouldn't have to hide

rene marsh, such an important story. thank you so much for doing it for us. >> sure. >> of course. so police just gave an update on an armed man they arrested near the u.s. capitol. we want to take you straight to cnn's melanie zanona, who's been tracking this for us. melanie, what are we learning about the suspect? >> reporter: yeah, scary moment here on capitol hill not too long ago. the capitol police said their officers were alerted to a man who was walking in a nearby senate park and holding a gun. the officers then said they located the suspect, saw him walking with his gun pointed down, walking away. they told him to stop and put his gun down. he did not. so the officers tasered him and then took him into custody. police chief tom enger says they are probably going to be charging him with possession of a firearm on capitol property. and he also revealed a little bit more about the suspect. they said he's a 21-year-old male and that his driver's license said he was from atlanta, georgia. they also said that he was a registered sex offender. but it's unclear what he was doing

san francisco's getting a makeover and rene coronado is all smiles about it. >> i have seen increased cleanliness, patrols and everything. i welcome in. i'm excited for apec and i'm excited to have that once in a lifetime event come to our city. >> reporter: especially because he's the head behind the tenderloin merchant, an organization already working on trying to change the image of this part of the city of located very close to the moscone center. >> an event like apec is not only going to benefit the conference itself, we'll get a lot of trickle down to the rest of san francisco, including the tenderloin. >> reporter: while we were chatting on larkin street, we saw an entire operation, street sweeping, cops everywhere, and even some of them clearing encampments, but other places that also used to scream watch your step are now looking spotless with folks actually enjoying themselves like the u.n. plaza with its new skateboard park and outdoor cafe with ping pong tables, chess boards, and potted plants. that's where we met josh robertson. he said buying the hype. >> i don't know w

the claims and the images have not been independently verified. military fits for one service alive, renee munition funding wrist with insignia both and of course uniforms as left and lovelace sanders. april 7th. we switched age sages via or is proof that to mass was using al she for hospitalization as most be those out of not by to grounds as with the humanitarian crisis in gaza, becoming ever more desperate. the united nations security council adopted its 1st resolution on the conflict. 12 of the 15 members backs the resolution calling for urgent and extended to humanitarian pauses. russia, the united states and the united kingdom, abstained. un security council resolutions are legally binding, but with feelings running high all around the calls supposes maywell go on, had well correspondence, tommy sako and jerusalem, has this update on the radio. now she thought it would be ideal if it's spokesperson. it came up with this statement. they up, they think that the is really a military, is the president inside the as she for complex and then it will still continue with it's a campaign in t

she's round renee, the indian off road riley rate athlete is all set for a morning of intense training at his off piece racing academy training ground. as each has a simple call to compete in as many doc her rallies as he can pulling and loading as a privateer without the support of a factory team. it's a hard journey that's involved putting his job in the merchant, navy, and switching professions to become a writing coach training other riley hopefuls, but also training himself for his next love affair with the sand. already picking the rail, teaching lessons and putting you in your place. it's really teacher not to take anything for granted. like, you know, your cruising one moment and the next moment deal. if it onto face down test. she's 1st got an off road motorcycle in 2015 and was instantly hooked by the end of the following years. keep con rallying competed in his 1st off road rally rate events, the rate to him elias, and decided he'd like to see how far he could go in the sport all on his own. it's one of the few spots. as an amateur. you can go and race events that all that y

claims and the images have not and independently verified for military fits for one mile service alive, renee munition, funding wrist with insignia. both of those uniforms. i have left for the police founder of april 7th. we switch edge sizes via or is proof that to mass was using al she for hospital as a command center, as a mass and the hospitals management denied the claims and all but now we use vile defense forces, say they have evidence as well as military claim the video shows caches of weapons and other equipment. this is what's left behind by the minutes and have absolutely no business being inside the hospital. i mean, it's a my, a, these findings in the chief a hospital prove unequivocally that it was used for terrorism in complete violation of international law who's moved up like dina been little me, been now there's and seeing how master and his dismissed israel is claims as quote, lies and propaganda to the right of surgery. widespread international condemnation is that i, it was military incursion into on see if a hospital in guys i city is totally unacceptable. hospitals i ha

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rene marsh, you broke the story. thank you so much for bringing it to us. >>> accusations of rape and years of abuse, the lawsuit filed against sean diddy combs by mhis former girlfriend, and his response, his denial. >>> let the drag show go on, why the supreme court blocked florida's law aimed at limiting those performances. we'll have all of that coming up. >>> sean diddy combs is being s sued by his ex-girlfriend, accusing him of rape, years of abuse, and sex trafficking. claiming combs used his power and influence to control her life. his attorney calls the lawsuit baseless. cnn correspondent omar jimenez is joining us with more. there's a lot in this complaint. what else is said in this complaint? and this is in civil court, correct? >> civil court as of now. and look, there are a lot of allegations here. one, that she alleges he was physically violent toward her, that he controlled all aspects of her life, that at one point when she tried to break up with him in 2018, she says he forced his way into her home a

let's take care of renee, academy pavna stavaryts guchnu kіnapadzeyu.and the skin of the peramozhets is an admyslovuyu figurine. hundreds of puzzlings will be given to the oscars. first. cyramonia came to an end in 1929. peramog the film the wings of the two- handed pilots zakhanyh from hell. at that time, the plot is very argynal. the pilots were american. the dust that was then heard in the family of the mayor of minsk, however, kastus kalinovski, did not see the dust. the award was awarded to films from the west american academy of sciences, but people from in belarus, the darozhtsy of neadnarazov walked along the chervonay. kirk douglas. we arrived from wusa from myastechka chavusy on magilyoushchyna. kharyson ford, my uncle and grandmother are from minsk. with kakarlet yohan, may karani and bad weather. who are the actors of louis mayer's glacial fathers, and who are the cruel carabasses-drums. i was right, my nature was tyrannical. pratsavat primusha without soup. hello, i'm not happy, and when the sun was out there was a lot of smoke and competit

if rene takes over, the academy of pavna will create a great movie.ation that makes all the eyes, and the skin peramozhtsa atrymae admyslovuyu figurine. hundreds of puzzlings will be given to the oscars. first the ceremony took place in 1920. the wings of the two- armed pilots were baked in hell. at that time, the plot is very argynal. the pilots were american. the dust that was then rising in the family of the mayor of minsk, on the other hand, kastus kalinovskiy zhury did not see. the award was focused on the films of the ussr, but immigrants from belarus walked around the chervonay darozhtsy of neadnarazov. kirk douglas. the fathers arrived from the myastochka in the west. kharysan fort, my dad and grandma were born in minsk. scarlett johan may karani ў nyasvizhy. people starring luis mayra to the ice-loving fathers, and to the bitter karabas-barabas. i had a sacramental nature and was despotic. pratsavat primusha without soup. hello, not happy. and when the star started to smoke and compete, the way back would be closed. it seems like clark gable

they're reporting today, renee. reporting this today, renee. nearly two girls reporting this today, renee. fi\rochdale, nearly 20 two girls reporting this today, renee. fi\rochdale, nearly 20 years rls in rochdale, nearly 20 years ago. what has happened to them? >> this week, they actually >> so this week, they actually were found guilty in a court. so this this trial been this this trial has been rumbling slightly slowly rumbling along slightly slowly for five of them, and they've been jailed between them for more years. these girls more than 70 years. these girls were and 14. there was were 13 and 14. there was a leader of this gang , mohammed leader of this gang, mohammed ghanl leader of this gang, mohammed ghani, and four other guys. and these girls were passed around. they were vulnerable, like pieces of meat. the judge said . pieces of meat. the judge said. and it's taken 25 years for this to come to court again, when one of the girls went to a parenting class and realised that she had been sexually abused. and the problem in rochdale was

renee, thank you for being with us.history about what was going on in the 1600s between native americans and colonists. >> sure. well, the story of the first thanksgiving is often portrayed as a friendly harvest between pilgrims and it would be more accurate to say separatists and nameless american indians where they came together and had a feast and ate and gave thanks in peace. this story was really sparked by a letter that was found in the 1800s and it was found at a time where the country needed to come together again and so it sort of resurfaced and fueled the imagination about this event and really kind of separated fact from fiction because it became part of our national nostalgia and sort of this mythical story. and there are a few things that are sort of problematic about that story. i mean, it's a wonderful story, you know, sort of depicted in a warm and fuzzy way, but we need to do is look at this row mant sized interpretation. one of those being, and not really taught, is that the neighbors had been interact

we love to follow the story, rene, thanks so much. >> thank you so much, liz. liz: rene haas thank you. >> new, liz. liz: i did not make up the term grand law terry. [closing bell rings] shout out to former u.s. army combat reservists brad hurst, on the claman county downteam. all good things must come to an end -- larry: welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. let's grit straight to our war coverage as the idf moves a deeper into gaza at this. edward lawrence and jeff paul standing by with a bunch of details on breaking stories. let's go first to jeff paul in tel aviv, israel. welcome back. what can you tell us tonight? >> reporter: larry israeli forces are showing no signs of slowing down. they continue to engage with hamas militants in and around northern gaza as they tighten their grip by the day in gaza city. as as a result, the idf is discovering and destroying tunnels used by amass fighters. they have destroyed 130 shafts. own the surface they killed key weapons maker during strikes. this is forcing more civilians from their homes in the north. tens of th

i mean, i agree with renee. this should have renee.ake that for prepared to take that risk for the overwhelming for the majority of people, especially if people if they're vulnerable. people are risk of covid are older. and the risk of covid was much here and was so much greater here and people were given the choice. >> but it came it limited your freedoms. if you didn't accept it. >> but that's not true. >> but that's not true. >> but that's not true. >> but people could turn it down and did. well no. and people did. well no. >> care workers couldn't turn >> so care workers couldn't turn it down. they lost their jobs. well, yeah. so people weren't given free given choice. and it's not free choice. medical choice. the general medical council people council says that people are allowed unwise decisions allowed to make unwise decisions if they coherent . if they are coherent. >> reason care workers >> the reason care workers weren't a choice is weren't given a choice is because they were in contact with the vulnerable people with the mos

renee lives in san francisco and bikes most of the time. she's thick to the shortfall but says extended metering would negatively impact neighbors. >> i'm almost 60 and i have friends who are older, one is disabled. they need sometimes to get around in cars. >> reporter: the deal to delay the parking meters hours was hammered out by horse trading involving supervisor ahsha safai. if a measure passed it would give the mayor the ultimate power to review any fees and rate hikes at sf mta. now he's agreed not to go forward with that ballot measure. >> my style is always about collaboration and consensus, so we decided to pull it but we got a firm commitment they weren't going to raise or extend parking meters for the next year. >> reporter: safai is also running for mayor. according to a spokesman, they're now hoping supervisors will help them find another way to plug the $130 million deficit. if not they could be forced to cut bus routes. he says it would not prevent them from riding fees. he hopes the city can work with the state and federal

rene haas knows more about pcs and more about cell phones and more about autos, but really knows morethe artificial intelligence than anybody i have ever met, save perhaps your mentor jensen huang at nvidia. thank you so much. congratulations on your first quarter which is a great one, and thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you so much. >> "mad money" will be back after the break. >>> coming up, pom open those umbrellas and tee up your toughest questions. cramer takes on all comers in the "lightning round," next. that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in one place. i built this. and it was easy, with a partner that puts you first. godaddy. (swords clashing) w-had enough?r t-no... arthritis.t. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ unnecessary action hero! ♪ -missing punches? -unnecessary! -check reversals? -unnecessary! -time sheet corrections? -unnecessary! -unentered sick time?

[ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: i wanna thank my guests david duchovny, renee rapp, everybody. [ cheersnd applause i wanna thank connor denis and the 8g band. thanks for watching. we love you, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> right now at 11:00 there is a sense of excitement in the city. the summit begins tomorrow. with the spotlight already on san francisco chinatown full of life and already welcoming visitors from around the world. the apec summit is the biggest event the city has seen. >> san francisco has been busy preparing for the international spotlight and landmarks in neighborhoods across the city bracing for big crowds. nbc bay area is gia vang is outside tonight and security measures are already in place? >> reporter: they are you can see right behind me, so fairmount hotel is another security zone for a pacs and you can see right behind me, the concrete barriers were brought in tonight. just a couple blocks away. chinatown wants to be a part of the action. it is a party in san francisco's chinatown. the first of tonight markets for the neighborhood. >> i got a mango dri

cruciales para el futuro de nuestra humanidad bueno, sabemos que se lleva a cabo esta cumbre, la gente se reneson que se puede sacar de esto? >> hay muchas metas, hay muchos objetivos planteados, hay una buena noticia es que los pases han pactado cmo funcionar el fondo de prdidas y daÑos. es un fondo con dineros que apoya a las naciones ms vulnerables, ms pobres, afectadas por cambios climticos, por huracanes, por aumentos de nivel del mar, por sequa si estos pases son los que menos han contribuido a la crisis climtica y lo que ms siente los impactos, pero tambin se espera que surjan compromisos de cmo reducir las emisiones que calientan el planeta, esp especialmente las que permrovie de fsiles, hay que eliminar progresivamente los combustibles fsiles , esa es la meta. precisamente tambin sabemos que este tema ha sido de gran controversia, ms por ser el anfitrin exactamente, muchos estn pr preocupados porque esto es en los emiratos rabes unidos, es el sptimo pas productor mundial de petrleo y el quinto con ms r reservas de gas natural, el presidente es el mismo director de la compaÑa de petrle

registrar of voters website in-person voting is going to be available at the registrar's office in the rene c davidson courthouse. it's on fallon street or at vote center located at 27. 25 international boulevard. both will be open from 9 to 5 saturday and sunday and from 7 in the morning until 8 at night on tuesday, which is election day. the registrar will also open from 08:30am, in the morning until 5 in the evening on monday. and the boat entered from 9 in the morning until 5 at night. >> former milpitas mayor rich tran is running for his old job in the upcoming november election. trent was mayor from 2016 to 2020 during his term. he helped increase funding for the city's police and fire departments. he also passed an ordinance enabling the police department to sweep encampments near schools and other areas regularly. he's going to compete with current mayor carmen montoya know who is seeking reelection. >> almost time to turn back the clocks for daylight savings. it officially happens sunday at 2 in the morning. so you'll probably want to set your clocks back an hour before you go to b

we're going to talk in the next hour to renee wilm.is all happen and it was not easy to build a track in the middle of the vegas strip. they have to close it down and deal with security and infrastructure and there are questions about ticket prices falling into the event and what demand looks like and what success will be we'll talk all about that with her, and in the next few days, i'll have live coverage from vegas ahead of the premiere of our documentary tomorrow night, ac00 p.m. eastern on cnbc inside trk. squawk on the street continues after a quick break. a competitive advantage. ♪ it's raising capital to help companies change the world. ♪ opportunity is making the dream of home ownership a reality. ♪ ...and driving the world forward to a greener energy future. [applause] sometimes the only thing standing between you and opportunity is someone who can make the connection. at ice, we connect people to opportunity. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundre

renee munition, funding this with insignia both and of course uniforms. i left the police sanders april 7th. we switched age sages via or is proof that to mass was using al she for hospital as a command center, as a mass and the hospitals management denied the claims and all but now we use vile defense forces, say they have evidence behind the machine and we're not as, as minutes, every claim. the video shows caches of weapons and other equipment. this is what left behind by the minutes and have absolutely no business being inside the hospital. i mean, it's a my, a lot of these findings in the sheets hospital approved unequivocally that it was used for terrorism in complete violation of international law who's moved up the dean. i've been lo, me been now seeing how my son has dismissed israel. is claims as quote, lies and propaganda to the right o surgery. widespread international condemnation is that i, it was military incursion into on chief i hospital in guys. i city is totally unacceptable. hospitals i have not bought 2 grounds with the humanitarian c

rene, this is coming out of to, i mean, these are not, we're a no republican saying they're going to cut off the funding. i mean, these are the, this is the client states saying, you know, you let us down this path. now, what demo uh, what was, yes. uh, basically we've had the is, uh, so ro, scans of us articles. uh, there was, uh, the handle. uh you agree and all the forces was what was the, what it is that what was the was said that the uranium forces and the russians was wondering, the dead more that there was no victory inside that people are just dying for nothing. then uh, there was a report uh from uh, simon schuster you know, which described the atmosphere around zillow desk. yes, very much that must be around. that will keep uh, in the, in here, the, during his last moms uh, in the imperial transfer rate, inches bunker. uh so basically you, well the western media are starting to raise the wall so the something is wrong that they expect it to victory you know uh from that so hold counter offensive thats mystery will never come and uh and then uh we've had these depressed and

the earth, you bomb it, you bomb it to smith renes, i mean they could have gone to the next stage and and nuked it, but and they they begun to talk about that, but they've decided to double nuclear because already they've dropped maybe two or three nuclear bombs worth of missiles on these poor palestinians, now the truth of the matter is that uh the heart of the issue is that there is rotten core, there is a systemic problem, we can talk about the symptoms and yes, gaza and the attack on palestinians is is a huge traversity. but it's just another symptom of the fact that you have something very rotten at the core of the entire global uh money mafia and one of the off sheet shoots of it or its partner or it's it's it's ally i don't know how to describe it is the is the zionist themselve is the zinist ideology which i've just described manifesting in palestine so this jewish fascism or christian fascism you want to call it with depending on who's actually using zionism as a as a is having effects and the only way you can stop it is by grabbing it at the root and the root of it lies in t

rene, this is coming out of to, i mean, these are not, we're a no republican saying they're going to cut off the funding. i mean, these are the, this is the client states saying, you know, you let us down this path. now, what demo uh, what was, yes. uh, basically we've had the is, uh, so ro, scandalous articles, uh there was, uh, the handle where you agree and all at forces. and what was the, what is that, what was the, was said that the ukrainian forces and the russians was wondering, the dead more that there was no victory inside that people are just dying for nothing. then uh, there was a report uh from uh, simon schuster you know, which described the atmosphere around. is it ask yes, very much that must be around. that'll kick in. he's enjoying his last mom's in the imperial, transitory inches bunker. ah, so basically you will, the western media are starting to raise the wall. so the assumption is wrong, that the expected victory, you know from that so hold counter offensive. that's a mystery will never come. and uh, and then we've had these depressed and not to go from prison by

lazar renee. now, virtually all of our people in gaza are homeless, displaced. moving from one family home to another. to a hospital to honor the school. sleeping in the streets for wherever they go to convince them that they will not be safe anywhere in gaza. the document repaired by the intel ministry intelligence ministry confirms that in fact the palestinians from gaza to 10 cities & i is not a threat we imagined, but a reality israel is trying to impose. they want you to depopulate the gaza strip completely from the entire population and throw them in the land of egypt. over 8000 palestinians have been killeddi, including over 3000 in the south of gaza where israel has pushed hundreds of thousands of people. these figures keep rising with every minute. more thanut any other explains e magnitude of this man-made tragedy. 3500 palestinian have been killed by israel and just three weeks. more than the annual number of children killed across the world conflict zones since 2019 according to save the children as minister from united arab emirates. asel has been a

takes a tremendous amount of compute power, which the gpu is very good for >> that's arm's chief, reneast night following the company's first report since going public in september. down $6 premarket. i guess it's on the guide? >> yes, it's on the guide. jpmorgan saying the right thing, being, i think, positive red bird atlantic, an outfit i don't follow that closely, talking about not an ideal start and a miss there is absolutely a belief off the desk that they blew it, that they really didn't have -- the next quarter is not going to be good, that there's real problems i think this is a wrong narrative. i think there's a misunderstanding about what happens when you license and then when you get royalties. the royalties are in the back end. they tried very hard to explain it they did use the term, super cycle, which i think is the kiss of death we had a coal super cycle. drop the super cycle from the narrative. you don't need to talk about that, but you do need to explain that it's lumpy for now because a lot of it is cell phone, and they can't talk about the fact that it's apple who's

rene, this is coming out of to, i mean, these are not, we're a no republican saying they're going to cut off the funding. i mean, these are the, this is the client states saying, you know, you let us down this path now what deem a well, yes, uh, basically we've had the is, uh, so ro, scandalous articles, uh, there was, uh, the handle, uh you agree, and all the forces was what was the, what it is that what was the, was said that the ukrainian forces and the russians was wondering, the dead more that there was no these dreams, sorry, that people are just dying for nothing. them uh, there was a report from uh, simon schuster you know, which describes to the atmosphere around 0. this is very much that must be around, that will keep her in the, into the, during his last mom's in the imperial, transitory inches bunker. ah, so basically you, well the western media starts him to raise the wall. so the assumption is wrong. that the expected victory you know, uh from that sold counter offensive thats mystery will never come. and uh and then uh, we've had these depressed and not to go from pris

at least it's an environment that i'm comfortable with even if everything's been blown to smith the renes the journey to get to this so-called safe air. area is also highly problematic, highly dangerous, and when you get to this so-called safe zone, where you supposed to stay, it's funny you say that, because they don't have a choice either way to stay. or to leave and the next one coming up is going to show that um we have this uh sort of video showing how they are being um ethnically cleansed and forced to actually flee from the north gaza in a single day um to the south as we've seen the footage before with soldiers seeing them do this and holding them you know um with their weapons to make sure that they do leave so they do not have a choice so it's not like you can say "now what, i'm going to brazen this out and see where we go, and it's worth noticing before we play the video that this is from mcwalliss who is an irish parliamentarian, very strong speaker, there is no sound on this, but i think you can clearly see the human movement here, it is very difficult not to look at this and

we have also split the strip up into north garza and south cause renee sites that her mouse has now lost control all the northern part of the strip and we're seeing many civilians yesterday we saw around 50000 trying to make that arduous journey from the northern part of this trip to the south, israel has set up some sort of safe passage way. they sang for certain hours during the day and they are being taken up by more and more civilians who are terrified of the ongoing compartment that's been happening. of course, we know that once they move it to the south is still not particularly safe. nowhere in the strip is safe for civilians at the moment is israel continues to bone bobby inside area. i'd say about rebecca rebecca rivers in jersey will hi master unhelpful authority in gaza says more than 10800 people, including more than 4400 children, have been killed in the territories since this down to display this conflict. fears of the worsening conditions of growing the world health organization has one that disrupted health care and the lack of water and sanitation, meaning infectious dis

just to bring you news of a statement from philippe les renee who is the commissioner general of unrwaestinians in the gaza strip. he said that he has received horrifying images and footage of scores of people killed and injured in an attack on a mac to school in the north of gaza. these attacks cannot become commonplace, he says. there must stop. a humanitarian ceasefire cannot wait any longer. i am going to bring you some of that footage that we have seen. obviously we need to be very careful with it because it is pretty graphic. you see a lot of dead bodies in the video so we are going to have a quick look at that and we will show you what we can. that is after the spot. some crucial european championship qualifiers taking place to secure the letter to the tournament in germany next year. one match already under way. wales recovering from a bad start in our mania. equalising on the stroke of half—time. they need to win this one, wales, to keep their fate need to win this one, wales, to keep theirfate in their own hands. if they win this game and beat turkey on tuesday they will qual

the 2 political ambitions and i really caught not mentioned that there was a pool, a special i renee in the landscape announcement coming just a day or 2 off to he was visited in t o y a to the bottom today and. and when she posts deposit, you know, it's time fee of waiting to join to your pin. find me. so now what we know is what counseling elections is, apparently a your, a pin value. we believe in freedom as long as it's are freedom. what is mres landscape reasoning behind cancelling the elections? how's the as a given one? he has service. the last is defense is that this is will time and the marshal does allow him to postpone the elections. he is correct. but how is uh, can i ask, who's patron washington going to defend this? the us has never and it's history postponed to single election and fox in 1950 for . busy president and then a presidential elections were held and it was a referendum on results handling of the 2nd world war. savanski probably says that he's not going to fix that, as well as the result that was a non slight victory because not only is will fatigue setting i