well, rupert is art uinu lochland against? well, rupert is arguing that _ lochland against?rguing that lochland should | is arguing that lochland should have an expanded voting power as he does now so that he can control the trust regardless of the views of his three siblings. prudence from his first marriage, and elizabeth and james from his second marriage. and the scenario that they are worried about is that they are worried about is that the more politically moderate siblings will try to wrest control of the empire once rupert dies, lochland and what i reported in my book was they would reassert control of the assets and do it in a way that would protect and enhance democracies around the world rather than undermine them. without being too succession about all this, what other dynamics within the family? what is going on?— dynamics within the family? what is going on? they are more deel what is going on? they are more deeply divided — what is going on? they are more deeply divided than _ what is going on? they are more deeply divided than ever. - what is going on? they a

he is, of course, rupert murdoch. but what happens to it after his death? his empire includes fox news, the sun and times newspapers here in the uk — and the wall streetjournal. today he's in court facing members of his family who are battling over the future of a family trust that controls the business. fans of the tv drama succession may be detecting a few parallels here. ritika gupta, our north america business correspondent, is following the story. just explain this is happening. crucially, what it could mean. it really is like a scene out of that tv show. as you mentioned there. a court battle to determine the future of rupert murdoch's global empire. a family trust. at the heart of a battle is which of his children will gain the most voting rights and power or control for base fox news and news court when he dies. it is about their political leanings as well. rupert murdoch wants to amend a trust so that his son can take control without his siblings. the siblings are now fighting back. what is interesting about this case is that it interesting about t

many believe rupert murdoch's life has been the basis of succession. case in nevada is pitting the 90—year—old against his three children over who will gain control of the company when he dies. it was held behind closed doors but the decision when it comes will also be secret. vegas is where you go to get married, they say, and reno to get divorced. now this has become the somewhat unlikely location for settling a family power struggle between the media mogul rupert murdoch and his children. are you confident of victory? normally, we would be inside a courtroom like this reporting what's going on. but for this one, we are locked out. i want a broadcast network. i want to see what other news operations we can sweep up. local tv? dad, nobody watches tv. the case has been nicknamed succession because of its resemblance to the tv show inspired by the murdoch family. rupert murdoch owns many newspapers and television networks, include the right—wing outlet fox news. his eldest children were set to get equal power over his corporations but now, he reportedly

rupert murdoch is now 93 years old.her children to make that happen. the case has been heard behind closed doors, and whatever�*s decided will have far—reaching consequences for the world's most influential conservative media company. here's emma va rdy. vegas is where you go to get married, they say, and reno to get divorced. now this has become the somewhat unlikely location for settling a family power struggle between the media mogul rupert murdoch and his children. are you confident of victory? normally, we would be inside a courtroom like this reporting what's going on. but for this one, we are locked out. i want a broadcast network. i want to see what other news operations we can sweep up. local tv? dad, nobody watches tv. the case has been nicknamed succession because of its resemblance to the tv show inspired by the murdoch family. rupert murdoch owns many newspapers and television networks, include the right—wing outlet fox news. his eldest children were set to get equal power over his corporations, but now he

on this occasion, rupert murdoch appears unwilling to become the news himself.orsening situation in lebanon. these are the latest pictures. israel have said they have launched a new wave of extensive strikes on hezbollah targets. benjamin netanyahu has been talking, saying they will continue to pound hezbollah, and he says the war is not with the people of lebanon. 0ne the war is not with the people of lebanon. one other line that afp is reporting, the news agency, the un refugee agency is outraged after a staff member has been killed in lebanon. the turkey president has accused israel of tracking the entire region into a war. those are some of the latest lines and we will be live with anna foster and paul adams in about ten minutes as we take you through the latest developments in the situation in lebanon and israel here on bbc news. that is coming up in about ten minutes. we can now look at the labour party conference that has been going on in liverpool. the prime minister has called for restraint and de—escalation on the border between lebanon and israel. kei

scenario worrying rupert murdoch.guing that lochland should have an expanded voting power as he does now so that he can control the trust regardless of the views of his three siblings. prudence from his first marriage, and elizabeth and james from his second marriage. and the scenario that they are worried about is that the more politically moderate siblings will try to wrest control of the empire once rupert dies, from lachlan and what i reported in my book was they would reassert control of the assets and do it in a way that would protect and enhance democracies around the world rather than undermine them. without being too succession about all this, what other dynamics within the family? what is going on? they are more deeply divided than ever. we have not set the scenes we have seen overnight all of the murdoch children turning up to the courtroom steps and for these closed proceedings we have never seen that before. and in particular, the move by rupert to expand lachlan's voting power has caused a schism and the

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on this occasion, rupert murdoch appears unwilling this to become the news himself.g same—sex marriage. legislation was passed by the thai parliament injune. it will come into effect 120 days after the king ratified it. thailand is only the third place in asia to allow same—sex marriages, after taiwan and nepal — and the first in south—east asia. this new law also also grants adoption and inheritance rights to same—sex couples. now, social media superstars come in all shapes and sizes. meet pesto, a baby king penguin, yes still a baby. born injanuary, weighing just 200 grams, he's now a hundred times that. twice the size of his parents and the biggest penguin melbourne aquarium has ever seen. thank you for your company. goodbye for now. hello there. well, following the recent heavy rain, there's plenty of saturated ground out there, particularly across the south midlands, and a lot of standing water too. this photo taken by our weather watcher in warwickshire on tuesday, when there was a bit of a break in all of the wet weather. a drier—looking day, but there's more

on this occasion, rupert murdoch appears unwilling to become the news himself. poison pen letters. humberside police are investigating the letters, which have been described as personal, obscene and targeted . 0ur reporter sarah may buccieri went to skiptonthorpe, in east yorkshire, to find out more. nestled in the east yorkshire countryside, you'll find the picturesque village of shiptonthorpe. it's quiet, small, cosy. it is a wonderful village with wonderful people. but someone has brought poison to this village. an anonymous writer has been plaguing this close—knit community for two years. people say they're been terrorised through their letterboxes with hateful, obscene and vulgar notes. i opened it. it was a normal piece of post. i was absolutely astonished by the contents of the letter. it was so vile that i ripped it up. i couldn't believe where it had come from, or why i'd received it. it was basically accusing me of being i suppose what you could call a loose woman. it was having a go at me, because at that time i'd made a decision to run as a ward coun

on this occasion, rupert murdoch appears unwilling to become the news himself.rity firm that sparked a global computer crash — grounding thousands of flights around the world and hitting banks, the nhs and some media — has apologised again during a grilling by the us congress. a crowdstrike executive has been explaining what went wrong. our north america technology correspondent lily jamali reports. massive tech outages are impacting airlines, businesses, offices, companies worldwide... the global it outage onjuly 19th led to aeroplanes being grounded, medical appointments being cancelled and broadcasters going off air. but how did such a massive error happen? that's what lawmakers here on capitol hill were hoping to find out today. members of congress had asked to question crowdstrike's ceo george kurtz, but the company sent its head of counter advisory operations, adam meyers, who didn't take questions on his way into the hearing room. what's your message for lawmakers today? ..meyers instead staring straight ahead, a press handler saying he would speak only w

rupert, i'll start with you. thank you for joining in. rupert, i'll start with you.ining me, in. rupert, i'll start with you. thank you for joining me, what is a right wing wrecker? and are you one of them? >> well, firstly , leo, let me >> well, firstly, leo, let me say that i don't think in the history of this country, we've ever been led by such left wing virtue signalling, pork barrelling clowns, which we've now got in power, to call us right wing is a misnomer. we are not right wing. we are simply representative of the british people. and the reason that people. and the reason that people are voting for reform is because the duopoly, which is labour and the tories, have increasingly moved to the left, supported by a very woke media. and at the end of the day, they've lost sight of what reality is. so what we represent is reality for the british people . and i frankly think that people. and i frankly think that whilst nobody condones violence, if yvette cooper keir starmer and the other sort of, gift receiving labour party frontbench , ultimately if they frontben

on this occasion, rupert murdoch appears unwilling to become the news himself. three years. but after a cruise ship was hit by a technical problem, passengers had to find new ways to entertain themselves while repairs were carried out in belfast. two who met on board went from a cruise trip to a relationship, as alison freeman reports. having hopped across europe, it should have had toward the caribbean. the cruise ship is still in dock. the delay, though, has led to an unexpected turn of events for two passengers who were previously strangers are now engaged. latte two passengers who were previously strangers are now engaged. we keep a- an: strangers are now engaged. we keep a- -'n~ that strangers are now engaged. we keep yapping that we _ strangers are now engaged. we keep yapping that we are _ strangers are now engaged. we keep yapping that we are probably - strangers are now engaged. we keep yapping that we are probably the i yapping that we are probably the only two who don't mind the delay. this was an unexpected pleasure to be marooned here. i wasn't prep

a court battle to determine the future of rupert murdoch's media empire and an almost $20 billion familyill pit 93—year—old mr murdoch against three of his eldest children over who will gain the most voting shares to control news corp and fox news when the billionaire dies. for more on this trial, i spoke to paddy manning. he's a journalist and the author of the book the successor: the high—stakes life of lachlan murdoch, one of rupert murdoch's sons. how exactly does the trust work, letby, who was a nurse on a neo—natal ward, was convicted injune 2023 of injecting air into the child's stomach. the british medical association has announced that junior doctors in england have accepted the government's latest pay offer, ending their long—running dispute. junior doctors took part in 11 separate strikes over 18 months, severely disrupting the health service. today's deal involves an average pay rise of 22% over two years. the health secretary, wes streeting, said this you're live with bbc news. a court battle to determine the future of rupert murdoch's media empire and an almost $20 billion

on this occasion, rupert murdoch appears unwilling to become the news himself.ay. however, more wet weather in the forecast for the rest of the week and eventually, it is going to turn colder as well. now, this chart shows the rainfall we are expecting to accumulate over the next few days, and you can see this time the heaviest of the rain is expected to be across parts of north east england. over high ground, it is possible that some places could see 80 to possibly 100mm of rain. for most places, tuesday has been spent in this gap between weather systems, but more cloud waiting in the wings out in the atlantic. that is our next weather system — already starting to throw some cloud into the southwest of england. a bit of showery rain here, maybe a few showers running eastwards across southeastern parts of england as well. this band of cloud moving southwards out of scotland into northern england, afew showers with that. where we see clear skies through the night in parts of scotland could drop down to freezing. we could also see some fog patches, say, across par

a battle over control of rupert murdoch's global television and publishing empire began on monday intter of succession. murdoch, who is 93 years old, is attempting to change the terms of the family's trust. his two companies are news corporation, which owns newspapers, including the times and the sun in the uk, and the wall streetjournal in the us, and fox, which broadcasts fox news. the billionaire is looking to ensure that, upon his death, the media companies remain under the control of his eldest son, lachlan murdoch, according to the new york times, which obtained a sealed court document detailing the succession drama. let's show you who is who in the succession drama. you can see rupert murdoch aged 93 at the top and on the left, prudence murdoch mcleod, elisabeth murdoch, lachlan murdoch, and james murdoch, who are the oldest children over who will gain the most devoted shares and power to control newscorp and fox news. when the billionaire dies. let's discuss this with alice enders, director of research at enders analysis. alice, this is fascinating, and the hbo drama successi

a succession—style struggle within the family of rupert murdoch, as they fight out a court case in thes state of nevada. and the love boat: how a couple who met on a three—year cruise hit by technical problems are now getting married. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: bad news for the manchester city and spain midfielder rodri. he could be out for the rest of the season after picking up a knee injury over the weekend. good afternoon. israel has carried out fresh attacks on hezbollah targets in southern lebanon after its airstrikes yesterday that killed 558 people, according to the latest figures from the lebanese government. it was the deadliest day in lebanon since the civil war which ended in 1990, and it's prompted a mass exodus of civilians from their homes, causing gridlock on the roads. meanwhile, hezbollah has fired dozens of rockets towards northern israel this morning. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega sent this report from beirut. the journey in search of safety. thousands are still on the move, fleeing southern lebanon and israel's air strike

on this occasion, rupert murdoch appears unwilling to become the news himself.guilty to bribery charges. subramanian iswaran had faced 35 charges and now a possible jail sentence. 0ur reporter, suranjana tewar, was at the singapore's supreme court. subramaniam iswaran just left the supreme court behind me. his trial is taking place in the high court, which is in the same building. he walked into the court to face trial with 35 charges against his name, including taking gifts, as he was a public servant, also corruption and obstructing justice. but after entering the trial his prosecutors actually reduced those charges. he now only faces five charges and they dropped the corruption charge so it is just taking gifts as a public servant and obstruction to justice. he pleaded guilty and thejudge convicted him of all five. but after many deliberations the judge said they needed more time to decide what his sentence would be and the court case has been adjourned until october the 3rd. subramaniam iswaran held many portfolios in the government, most recently the transp

fed go and what it means for you and a secret court battle that could have massive implications for rupert murdoch's media empire in the future. i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn new central standing by for the first appeal hearing in a felony i get tearing and sex trafficking case against sean combs, the hip hop mogul will be back in court very soon to try to get out of federal detention. >> he was denied bail after prosecutors argued he was a threat. this is what his defense lawyer told kaitlan collins overnight is there any chance sean combs takes a plea deal i don't see it happening. i do not see it happening he he's he's innocent. i believe he's innocent. i believe he's innocent of the charges. and he is going to go to trial. and i believe he's going to win combs is accused of manipulating threatening, and drugging women in his alleged set cross sex crimes. >> he has denied all the charges. cnn's kara scannell is with us now on what we can expect next, kara yes, john. >> so lawyers will be back in court today, so we'll sean diddy combs, he will be back is

not concerned with the electoral schedule and a secret battle over a media empire worth billions as rupert murdoch's family fights over the succession plan, news organizations are fighting for the details to be made public. >> we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central the 14-year-old suspect in the deadliest school shooting thus far this year is set to make his first court appearance tomorrow. >> officials say the 14-year-old will be charged as an adult accused of yesterday's rampage inside his school, apalachee high in winder, georgia to fellow 14-year-old students, mason schermerhorn and christian angulo were killed along with two math teachers, richard aspinwall and christina era me we're now learning that the teen was questioned by law enforcement last year about threats to commit a school shooting and it an an unidentified location and time. this is according to federal and state officials, and this was when the suspect lived in a neighboring county cnn's nick valencia is live outside apalachee high school tracking all th

rupert, thank you taiwan. — rupert, thank you for that update.. the hezbollah leader, hassan nasrallah, is to make an address tomorrow, according to a statement from the iran—backed group. and we have a live page online with the very latest developments and analysis from our correspondents on what we know about the pager explosions. you will find that on the bbc news website and app. let's turn to the deadly flooding that's hit central europe. at least 21 people have died in the czech republic, romania, austria, and poland. there are warnings in italy for heavy rain, strong winds and floods. the clear—up operation is underway in the polish city of niisa, where more than 40,000 residents had to evacuate to higher ground. unusually heavy rainfall has caused extensive damage across a huge area, with the storms set to move onto italy next, with flood alerts in place for most of the country. sarah rainsford reports from poland. meanwhile, the authorities in hungary and slovakia are racing to build flood defences in low—lying areas. 0ur central europe

leaders are also throwing their weight behind harris, including james murdoch the son of media mogul rupert murdoch, shark tank host mark cuban, and the former chairman of what disney studios, jeffrey katzenberg meantime, trump was in new york for oral arguments on his motion for a new trial in the e. >> jean carroll sex abuse defamation case. trump said he was disappointed in his legal team and he lashed out at carroll and several other women who have accused him of sexual assault repeating some of the same defamatory comments he was found liable for take a listen i never met her never touched her i have i would have had no interest in meeting her in any way, shape, or form. she made up the story and fabricated 100%. she would not have been the chosen one. >> trump also repeated a familiar accusation about his antagonists and they motives every one of these cases it's political interference. >> it's a witch on just like the fake russia, a hoax it's a scam, it's a political witch hunt he is hush money trial. >> trump is praising the judge's decision to delay sentencing until november 26 wel

they do not include a 93—year—old rupert murdoch.et out of cable television business altotether. ~ . ., . ., ' get out of cable television business altotether. a ., . ., ,, get out of cable television business altotether. a ., . ., the uk media is braced for a different courtroom drama playing out on monday in london when huw edwards, the disgraced ex presenter of bbc news at ten, will be sentenced for making indecent images of children. he admitted viewing 41 images of child abuse sent to him on whatsapp by a now convicted sex offender, including seven of the most serious category a images. you have both run big news operations, does the sentencing draw a line under it for the bbc? there is no sign of huw edwards paying the money back. is no sign of huw edwards paying the money back-— money back. ordinarily, yes, it would be. _ money back. ordinarily, yes, it would be, sentencing, - money back. ordinarily, yes, it would be, sentencing, i'm i money back. ordinarily, yes, it would be, sentencing, i'm not| money back. ordinarily, yes,

he is, of course, rupert murdoch. but what happens to it after his death?rt facing members of his family who are battling over the future of a family trust that controls the business. fans of the tv drama succession may be detecting a few parallels here. ritika gupta, our north america business correspondent, is following the story. just explain this is happening. crucially, what it could mean. it really is like a scene out of that tv show. as you mentioned there. a court battle to determine the future of rupert murdoch's global empire. a family trust. at the heart of

rupert lowe, i know you were very passionate earlier.up for the perpetrators and not the survivors. how can this be right? >> well, it does always seem that way . that way. >> martin, thank you for having me on your show. >> it's nice to see a fellow west midlands brexit party mep, yeah. >> it seems that way. >> it seems that way. >> it seems that way. >> it seems that the system is skewed towards protecting those people who perpetrate crime rather than suffer it. and i think it's quite extraordinary that the judge in this case redacted the line, which the victim wanted to put in about deporting her, her sort of the miscreant offenders . i think miscreant offenders. i think it's another example of two tier, a two tier judiciary, which effectively is in line with the two tier policing that we've seen. and do you know what, martin? i actually think it's indicative that the establishment can see the post—war plan for a multicultural society is gradually failing. i think the british people can see that, possibly with the exception of london,

that is the dilemma from rupert murdoch's standpoint. this is my argument. but is there any guarantee that if the other kids get involved that they would make it into cnn or they would make it into sky news or the bbc? >> certainly, james murdoch has presented an alternative vision. he argues fox is chasing an aging audience in an age of cord cutting. it is immediate gratification without any sense of what the future looks like digitally and it's corrosive to american body politic and corrosive to the reputation of murdoch media brands which have core at their heart the idea of news that's corrosive to be pushing lies about climate change or election fraud when you have so many journalists working for your variety of properties across a number of countries. that's james murdoch's argument. there's the succession dynamic to it as well. they are not convinced the oldest son is a great corporate leader. in that case, why should they want their family of the family fortune to be tied up in what he says? if they run it differently or sell off the properties, they

rupert campbell—black, - champion showjumper put out to pasture is an arrogant brat. mean, sort of hero world, isn't it? you were a disney fan? oh, yes. yes. passionately. what child isn't? what grown up isn't? because you were executive producer? yes, i wasn't really. oh, what do you mean? well, i mean, iwasjust... it's a nice name to have on the thing. i mean, i did... occasionally said, "no, i don't think they ought to be sort ofjumping on each other quite so early in the story," and things like that. "can we have more dogs?" i didn't ask to come here. they're all horses and dogs and houses and cars and the wives! but there are aspects of modern life which make damejilly despair. like each other — and the women are stronger and the men are weaker. and so therefore there's not so much sexual desire between them. despite your money... that's not a problem her anti—hero, rupert campbell—black, ever had. here played by alex hassell. rupert campbell—black, - champion showjumper put out to pasture is an arrogant brat. and back in the �*80s, the idea ofjilly cooper and di

as i mentioned we are talking about the rupert murdoch case on the other top business stories. capel curig, and just to the south in ceredigion, we had the day�*s highest temperature — up to 22 degrees in the warmest spots. now, you�*ll notice a bit more in the way of clouds towards the northwest, and, indeed, over the next few hours could see some splashes of rain work into shetland for a time. quite breezy conditions here. watch out for a few mist and fog patches over the next few hours forming across parts of northwest england, wales, the west midlands and southwest england too. visibility could drop down to about 100m in the densest of those fog patches. so, it�*s quite a chilly start to the day with temperatures down at around 5 degrees in the coldest spots. the high pressure, though, is here to stay for the next few days. now, starting off on tuesday, a bit of rain clearing away from shetland, might see a few patches of cloud across east anglia first thing, but it should brighten up with some sunshine here, and any mist and fog patches clearing to reveal another beautiful

. >> in today's gma first look, rupert murdoch's family battling it out in court over control of thee's abc news reporter rhiannon ally in this morning's gma first look. >> real life succession. i'm the eldest boy. rupert murdoch moving to change an irrevocable trust to ensure his eldest son, lachlan, has sole power over the business when he dies. >> what rupert murdoch wants to do is that when he dies, that each one of those votes that he has goes directly to one of his children equally. but the modification is that all four of his votes, or the majority of those votes, go to lachlan murdoch, the son who's more in line with his political views. >> the new york times reporting bill barr is leading the effort to rewrite the trust. >> do you have any comment on the weigh in? >> james, elisabeth and prudence murdoch fighting the move as a united front and coming up at 7 a.m. we'll have much more on this court battle and what it could mean for the murdoch empire with your gma first look, i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> new at six. the way san francisco wants to remember and honor

rea is majority owned by rupert murdoch's newscorp, which is looking for new revenue as the newspaperby andy warhol — but the campbell's soup company is dropping �*soup�* from its name after more than 100 years. campbells says it's part of a shift in focus to other snack foods and jarred sauces. it's chief executive mark clouse said "we will always love soup" but "today we're so much more than soup". that's all we have time. stay with us here on bbc news. thanks for watching. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm pippa horn. now great britain are beginning their davis cup campaign without three time grand slam champion, andy murray, for the first time since his retirement. and an injury for us open semi—finalistjack draper means that they're also without their top ranked player. draper has been unable to recover from a niggle he picked up in new york which has ruled him out of day i of the tie. he is being replaced by 29—year—old billy harris who will make his davis cup debut in manchester. at the moment dan evans is taking on finland's eero vasa and double break of serve. that match i

on this occasion, rupert murdoch appears unwilling to become the news himself.not see it. let's have a look at today's papers. and many of the front pages are looking ahead to the prime minister's speech at the labour party conference today. the times says sir keir starmer will announce plans to crack down on benefit fraudsters. the guardian leads on tensions in the middle east. lebanese health officials say israeli air strikes against hezbollah, which is proscribed as a terrorist organisation by the uk, have killed nearly 500 people, including 35 children. the metro's top story is about the rise of e—bike seizures by police. the paper says threats to pedestrians and links to vicious street crimes are behind the increase. a great story about worcestershire sauce. do you like that? a bloody mary. am i allowed to say that? definitely. henderson's relish. this is the northern equivalent that might not be. the yorkshire version. has not been going as long but well established and well loved in yorkshire and across the world. henderson's relish have started to put wo

the legal battle over rupert murdoch's and media empire has concluded in the us state of nevada, but the outcome will not be made public. the billionaire reportedly wants to change the family trust to get his eldest son lacks full control upon his death. instead of dividing the shares between his 4 children, firefighters in the ecuadorian capital key to are battling to contain 5 wildfires that could threaten thousands of residents and livestock homes have been evacuated in several districts. ecuador has experienced a record number of wildfires this year made worst by the most extreme drought. the country has seen in 6 decade. you as president joe biden has called for an end to current global conflicts in his final address to the united nations general assembly in new york bite and spoke about the boys in ukraine and gaza. and said a diplomatic solution to the conflict between israel and hezbollah. was still possible our task bar test is to make sure one of the forces holding us together are stronger and those are pulling us apart. addressing the un general assembly for his 4th and fi

not a decision rupert murdoch can make by himself because of that trust he created for his children.re are seven days of evidentiary hearings scheduled as a court will decide what happens next. the fight over power and control of one of the world's most powerful media companies playing out like an episode in the hit show "succession." >> everything i have done in my life i have done for my children. >> reporter: control over rupert murdoch's media empire now to be decided, not by him, but in a reno, nevada, room. the 93-year-old wanting to protect the conservative leanings of his media portfolio which includes fox news, the wall street journal and new york post is now trying to change the terms of an irrevocable family trust. >> i'm the youngest boy! >> in changing an irrevocable trust you either need to get all of the current and future beneficiaries to agree to that modification. >> reporter: the trust was created after rupert murdoch's divorce from his second wife giving equal control of his company to his four children at the time. but the new york times reporting the family fell

the australian property listings company rea group — which is owned by rupert murdoch's newscorp — saidp over 20%. joining me now is susannah streeter, head of money and markets at hargreaves lansdown. it's quite a staggering rise in share prices there today for rightmove. what's so attractive about the company? it rightmove. what's so attractive about the company?— rightmove. what's so attractive about the company? it seems as thou:h about the company? it seems as though rea _ about the company? it seems as though rea group _ about the company? it seems as though rea group has _ about the company? it seems as though rea group has joined - about the company? it seems as though rea group has joined a l though rea group hasjoined a surge of enthusiasm with house—builders for interest rates cuts but also its the operating model of rightmove, it is the premier browsing portalfor property here it is the premier browsing portal for property here in the uk. even though there had been some concerns about costar arriving on the market as a rival which could challenge the dominant position, it's

rea is majority owned by rupert murdoch�*s newscorp, which is looking for new revenue as the newspaperdollars to build and operate new data centres in the uk over the next 5 years. the cloud computing division of the internet giant claims it will contibute 18 billion dollars to the uk economy by the end of 2028 and support ia,000 jobs. and its soup cans were made famous by andy warhol — but the campbell�*s soup company is dropping �*soup�* from its name after more than 100 years. campbell�*s says it�*s part of a shift in focus to other snack foods and jarred sauces. its chief executive mark clouse said "we will always love soup" but "today we�*re so much more than soup". lets take a look at the markets. investors are finding it a little bit hard to make sense of what that inflation data in the united states means about the united states means about the prospect for a recession and the cost of borrowing. it is mostly negative in the picture here in europe, the ftse 100... actually see ac ftse100... actually see ac suffering west losses. you can see a similar direction in the united stat

rea is majority owned by rupert murdoch's newscorp, which is reportedly keen to diversify its revenueustry continues to decline. the italian banking giant unicredit says it's bought a 9% stake in germany's commerzbank and it's seeking approval to buy more. it bought some of the shares in a planned sale by the german government and bought the rest on the open market, raising the prospect that it's interested in a full takeover. commerzbank�*s shares havejumped by as much as 17% in early trading. amazon web services has announced a planned 10 billion dollar investment to build and operate new data centres in the uk over the next 5 years. the cloud computing division of the internet giant claims it will says it will contibute 18 billion dollars to the uk economy by the end of 2028 and support 111,000 jobs. its soup cans were made famous in artworks by andy warhol but the campbell's soup company is dropping soup from its name after more than 100 years. campbells says it's part of a shift in focus to other snack foods and jarred sauces. chief executive says "we will always love soup" but "

and a court battle to determine the future of rupert murdoch's media empire and a nearly $20 billiontor of the us secret service has spoken to donald trump following the second assassination attempt on the former president. donald trump is aware that he has been provided with the highest level of security, the fbi says the suspect ryan routh arrived in the area near donald trump's florida golf club at two in the morning. he remained undetected for nearly 12 hours when the secret service agents spotted him hiding in bushes with a rifle. he neverfired his weapon and fled on foot after and edge and fired several shots in his direction. the 58—year—old suspect appeared in court on monday charged with firearms offences. the fbi's interviewing friends and relatives as well as investigating his online presence. late on monday the white house has donald trump and joe biden had a cordial conversation. sundays attack being the second attempt on donald trump's life and a little over two months, questions of the safety of presidential candidates have intensified. 0uranalysis editor looks now at

against a runs continued support of russia in his war and you create a legal battle over the future of rupert murdoch's media empire has concluded behind closed doors in the us state of nevada. 93 year old billionaire reportedly wants his eldest son lochlund was set to be more aligned with his conservative political views to take full control upon his death. at the move would take away power from his more politically centrist children. cranium presents a lot of his lives. he is in the united states to present what he calls a victory plan to present joe biden as well as presidential hopefuls, complet harris and donald trump. the discussions come on the sidelines of united nations general assembly with the lives he is meeting other world leaders in the hope of getting more concrete support for the plan. he will address the assembly later today. thousands were ended during the latest of options strike on her keys from hitch an apartment block at bakery and the stadium a nice 2 kilometers from the russian buddha, the city has been a regular target since the bill began. meanwhile, president, flori

and maya rupert. leon castro.tuart, some republicans were on the sunday shows, down playing the cheney support for kamala harris. here is sarah sanders and senator john cotton were saying today. >> i think she's significant flit minority here. republicans are supporting president trump. >> you have cheney endorsing a democrat. what it tells us, there's a lot of ferments in american politics. but in the end, endorsements won't make the difference in this race. >> stuart, are they right? that one of the famous families are supporting harris? >> the idea that you would equate rfk jr. last seen committing animals with dick cheney, the youngest chief of staff. vice president for two terms, is a little bit absurd. but the correct majority of republicans are supporting donald trump. i think that is all the more reason it is important that those of us who don't feel that's the way the party should have gone in thinking it's a terrible mistake need to support the alternative. because one of these two people is going to be

and a court battle to determine the future of rupert murdoch's media empire and a nearly $20 billiontor of the us secret service has spoken to donald trump following the second assassination attempt on the former president. he said mr trump is aware that he is being provided with the highest level of security. the fbi is saying that the suspect arrived in the area near mr trump's florida golf club at two in the morning and remained undetected for nearly 12 hours. secret service agents spotted him hiding in bushes with a rifle. he fired his weapon and fled on foot at a secret service agent fired several shots at his direction. the 58—year—old suspect appearing in court on monday charged with firearms offences. the fbi is interviewing friends and relatives and it is getting presents. they said that trump and biden had a cordial discussion. this will be the second attempt on his life in little over two months. questions of the safety of presidential candidates had been intensified. 0ur editor looks at the level of security surrounding donald trump when he was on

she's also the host of the podcast "when we went" with my rupert. do you know but aloe-- he is a columnist for the msnbc daily newsletter. welcome to both of you. great to have you in person. we've been talking for years and years. you are a policy guru. you know these things, you have worked for candidates. you seem to be attracted to candidates who have deep policy benches. which brings me to donald trump's speech at the economic club. in which he was asked a simple question about healthcare policy after kamala harris had outlined hers in detail. and he just rambled on and carried on about tariffs on other countries. there is no policy. i think this is important. for guys like me who want to compare policy there is no policy. >> it's really interesting, for a few weeks we started hearing from republicans urging donald trump, make this about policy, don't make it about personal attacks. >> can't do it. >> a fascinating thing to ask of someone who very clearly cannot do that. what he spoke about in that speech, one a very straightforward question wa

zalinski, met with us energy finance, and insurance leaders in new york. legal battle over the future of rupert murdoch's media empire has concluded behind closed doors in the us state of nevada. the 93 year old billionaire reportedly wants his eldest son laughlin who was set to be more aligned with his conservative political views to take full control after his death. that move would take away power from his more politically centrist children . at least 2 people are dead. after hurricane john slammed into mexico's southern pacific coast. authorities say they died when a man flies at their home. forecast was a warning of strong reigns and flash flooding during the next few days. john, we can to a tropical storm after making landfill. meanwhile, another huge storm is gaining strength in the caribbean. sea tropical storm helene is expected to rapidly intensify and to become a major hurricane as it makes its way towards the us gulf coast. florida governor run desantis declared a state of emergency and 61 counties the head of the storms arrival. the urge residents to evacuate residence have been fe

a closed door succession battle over the future of rupert murdoch's media empire is now underway in reno, nevada. the hearing will determine if murdoch can alter a decades old family trust so his son lachlan can gain full control of his companies when his dad dies. three other siblings want that trust to remain unchanged. it would give them more voting power on company matters in the future. a last minute settlement is not expected. >> still ahead, the dog that is taking drinking out the toilet to a whole new level. and of course, it is no ordinary toile. >> but before we get to that, the children of actor christopher reeve opened up 20 years after his death. abc's diane sawyer has the emotional interview. that's coming up next. you're watching wo instant rid of bags under your eyes. annette figueroa is here to tell us why she says this one is for real. >> this one is for real. and what it does is it tightens and lifts the appearance of bags underneath your eyes. and not only does it work on the bags, it works on the appearance of crow's feet, fine lines and wrinkles. >> try it today for

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here with me in studio, former campaign manager for julian castro, maya rupert. says it reserves the right to mute, but the plan is to let them have at it, what are you expecting? >> you know, i really don't know. when they made the decision not to fact check, obviously that means there's going to be a lot more back and forth. and i really think it depends on how -- i will say i think it depend on how j.d. vance is going to show up. i think if he is going to echo trump's approach in this race, if he is going to repeat a lot of mistruths, i really do think that what we're going to see is honestly a lot of fireworks on the stage, which i think makes for interesting tv but not super helpful for independents, who are watching this, trying to understand what everybody is going to do. so i think there's an opportunity, and i think both of them want to come in and make an affirmative case, but i fear without any fact checking, we're going to see a lot of the need to do that in realtime. >> yeah, and you never know how those swing voters are going to react to something t

joining us now, clint watts, former fbi special agent and msnbc national security analyst and maya rupertpaign, and former campaign manager for julian castro. let me start with you because you're the expert here, clint. what robinson says is very simple. he says, it's not true, it's ai, and somebody spent a million dollars doing it. so this is stuff that was posted on this message board many years ago, ten-plus years ago. is it easy? is it possible to find out if that's all a big fake? >> yeah, you know, chris, in many of these cases, it is the thing that's out there right now, and this is the long-term worry is that if you have the ability to manipulate content or manipulate images, will they be used as a foil to cover for activity that's discovered in the past. knowing 100% whether his claim is true or not is probably going to be difficult just because of how old the material is. it's difficult to know. what i would say is many of these cases, so many of the manipulations you see on social media are crude and simple. the image that you showed there, i've seen several different versions

much appreciates, maya rupert, good to see you again. >>> we have more breaking news, the white house is demanding answers, after an american woman was shot dead protesting near an israeli settlement in the occupied west bank. nbc's matt bradley is live in tel aviv. matt, what do we know about what happened here? >> reporter: yeah, so this 26-year-old activist, aisha knorr, born in turkey, lived in seattle. she was shot dead by the idf according to palestinian sources. this is actually the third time that we have seen an american shot dead in the west bank by the idf, and the idf have said they're going to be investigating this, and we heard from actually the white house in a statement just today. they said they are going to be looking for more information. they confirmed there had been a death of an american in the west bank but did not attribute it to the israeli defense forces. this is a woman who was participating in a protest in the town of beta, near the city of nablos, and this area had a lot of actually expanding israeli settlements, and has been the scene of quite a bit of se

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rupert were disappointed to find out that trump took an alternative route to a fund-raiser, not a cheap event to attend large donors paying $150,000 per person and $500,000 for couples. a photo with trump is price between $35,000 to $70,000, though, too expensive for most people here. many explained why they think trump is the best pick for president. no taxes yet close the border. >> merry christmas bring back christmas. we're not feeling safe in right now. even look at francisco. some fences, state, not safe at all. it's become a sanctuary for transgender. it has become a century fall. criminals who coming in next that there it was not just trump supporters lined up along woodside road friday, but also supporters of vice president kamala harris like john pugh. >> the woodside resident said his interactions with people in maga hats were not confrontational, but he compared donald trump to adolf hitler. lies to the american people. he's women. he's a convicted felon. it's the most frightening thing to have him back in the white trump's next stop is a rally tonight in las vegas. then tom