sam altman, was unexpectedly fired as ceo of open a i the start up behind the popular chat g p t. jack bought the firing, sent shock waves through the industry. the board surprised decision sparked an uproar with significant push back from investors and staff. hundreds of open a i employees have now threatened to resign. just hours after being sacked, altman announced plans to join microsoft to lead a new, a research team on the situation and open a. i continues to evolve rapidly with potential implications for the future of the entire artificial intelligence industry. let's talk about all of that with technology journalists to raise a locker. there is a huge chaos over the weekend and things are not really showing signs of coming down. but 1st things 1st. why was sam ultimate fired? as we still don't know, the explanation of the board was an extremely compact message with which was also given to the staff of an open a i, which basically just said he wasn't being candidate and the communications with the board so that they could not satisfactory. the make the decisions are um, elaborat

as it's one of the closest places in the you to the strip t w's, jack parents sent us this report. this is the heart of a plan by the cypriot government to send international aids to gaza. long that could pull to you is just under 400 kilometers away. this it pre its government says, israel will, most opposed the plan. as long as its official was, can check what's loaded onto ship spend for garza. now, with proceeded from the party because to the technical part of it. so we've seen that these are politically the implementation, the allies vision of the quarter. and now, well, the part that with technical issues that are being result guessing the h ship side to see should be simple enough. the biggest issue would be how to one load them in garza, the pool that has not been fully functional since israel is blockade from 2007, and israel has booms the area since the october 7 terror attack. the sit prius plan could build a temporary floating port just off the coast. they say this could dramatically speed up the delivery of aid. one ship it can carry $500.00 times what the trucks come.

the third scenario is what i may fe to as the true suggestion scenario where t los angeles lakers described their produ as jack nicholson's favorite team or t chicago bulls described their product as barack obama's favoriteeam or a restaurant in which a senator has had dinner uses the slogan senator x 8 he. none of those would be excludable based on the clause because they what imply a connection between the living individual and the product. a connection that actuay existed. nevertheless, tre is a strong trition that individuals can exert control over their o names to a degree necessary to prevent those uses from occurring. now it's true that denial does not prevent the hypothetical businesses from engaging in those marketing activities in orr to accomplish that that the plaintiff would have to rely on state law rights of privacy and publicity. with respect to trademark congress did what it could it denied any additional that would be provided by federal regulation toer living individuals in that manner. thank you. >> thank you mr. stewart if you couldinger at the podium for just a moment. our recordsefct tha

t. i think you and general jack keane hit it right, you respond in a way beneath the line, you are acceleratingrisk, convincing h h houthi leadership or proxy forces preparing them elf themselves to conduct campaigns they read it as a green light that creates risk of escalation when you fail to respond to serious threats from the iranian regime, we have seen this for decades. >> last night, last 24 hours or whatever it is, 36, they hit us, we hit them, you know hitting ammo depots, unmanned somewheres in the eastern part of syria. we do that all right we fly a couple f15s and hit them, they hit book. the same night. -- hit back the same night, that night, as i understand. last night, they hit back, 4 targets, we didn't do a thing, not a thing. that should have been a big blow with a statement from the president. you know, this is the kind of thing i'm looking for i think this is the kind of thing our former boss would do and you yourself would do, i am losing patience, here is the thing. it is -- israel security is important, our friends in middle east very important, this is american security,

jack dael involved a mark that parodied or mocked the original ckaniels mark and the court said in conducting the kehood of confusion analysis theou can take into account the commercial entities are unlikely tk their own duprodtsnd therefore consumers will be less likely to think a mark like this was actually produced by jack die than they might event m the markor more allotted and the courts did not suggest that because of that correlation between a viewpoint and the likelihood of confusion thatio likelihood of confusion standard have been rendered viewpoint discriminatory or less constitutionally suspect. th would introduce the havoc is too strongf wordut havoc into trademark lot likelihood of confusion is the thg to be avoided in admisting the trademark laws. >> mr. stewart. the extent of government authority to attach conditions to governmtenefits is very difficult area of constitutional law. and potentially quite a dangersne. as justice thomas pointed out the suaon here may be precedents should be extended to cover the situation but this is quite unlike a of the other ecases that we have had concerning tt. so my question is, if we don't agree with you on this theory is that mnou lose t

jack smith by name. that goes beyond the judge's order. theysiican said, he can do it a he does it at high level of generality. taid that is classic vague speech, why can't he name smith bys name or his staff? i found those to be significant things and will be narrowed significantly. >> laura: they are trying to justify the gag order, watch this. >> they are arguing this as if they are talking about statute passed by congress to restrict speech of a candidate.s an that is not what this is. this is order to restrict the speech of a defendant in a high-profile criminaprl case an judge has a duty to protect integrity of the case.e >> laura: integrity of the process when former president of the united states, part of his campaign is corruption in our legal system, this takes on a whole new level, does it not?nt >>er absolutely, matter of grea public interest. if president trump thinks the en process stinks, he is entitled to say it. like any other american. the court was aware of the i campaignnd and said how can he respone d if not committed to el speak abouiet the process. the hypocrisy is unbelievable.ev how abou

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. >> reporter: kyle and jack morelli are joining many other gay couples setting up crowd funding sites looking for help with the estimated 150,000 to t200,000 for a baby. >> i was the one who proposed. >> reporter: the long island new york couple together for ten years got marry and bought a home. having a biological child is the next step in their plan. >> we wanted kids. we wanted that type of life. >> reporter: they expected insurance to cover the creation of their embryos, included in most fertility coverage. then their insurance company told them they didn't qualify. >> what went through your mind? >> we felt discriminated against. we kind of felt alienated in a weird way in a way i feel it's been a very long time since we did as a gay man. >> reporter: a spokesman for their insurer, empire blue cross blue shield saying it, quote, covers fertility services as mandated by new york state law. many insurance companies rely on definitions of infertility similar to the cdc's to determine coverage. it classifies fertility as the inability to get pregnant after a year of unprotected sex, a diagnosis the morellis would never qualify for

because t-mobile is helping power operations and experiences for hundreds of thousands of fans with reliable 5g connectivity. now's the time to accelerate your business. jackaved off a government shutdown for now, president biden's a temporary spending but one day before they remain divided over budget cuts the package splits a full year spending deadlines into two separate dates january 19 and february 2, joining me now head of public policy libby cantrill, thank you for coming by in the studio. >> let's talk about the steel speaker johnson is still in his honeymoon it's pretty much the same deal the got mccarthy kicked out of office were voted under democrats voting for republicans does this usher in a new bipartisan spirit. >> don't hold your breath jack and is a typical congressional fashion, congress has kick the can down the road bifurcated the deadlines, made something that should be simple more complicated with the genuine 19th and february 2 deadline, for all intensive purposes, this is the same political dynamic that will hunt speaker johnson, january. in some ways the same menu different waiter and he's a different leader in the same dynamic, ou

think and work like it was by jack danlsrom the might have been if it were more a lot of toward it andtidn't suggest because oforlation beten viewpoint and likelihood of confusio tsion standd was discriminatory or constitutial suspect and intruc, how it is too strong a work but something like havoc of the trademark law and it is to be avoided in the trademark. >> the eent of government's authorityo attach conditions in the constitutional w and whe dangerous. as justice thomas pointed out the situation to cover up this situation but is unlike any of the other cases we have passed. if we don't which we don't on this theory, does that mean you lose the case? >> i guess it depends on if we don't agree with you. if you think thiss the legal and constitutional equivalent of prohibiting him fromelng church withhe mark too small, who would say it is unconstitutional at least in that setting because we don't think any government, state or federal court prohibit themro selling those shirts, that is constitutial protected expreson thiss it is a condition on the federal benefitshe code with tremark but it is heightened scrutiny. the benefit he is seeking i enhanced mechanis

t they want to work about home.o nobody wantsis to work downtown. s is after congressman gray got car jackedst month. >> that is true, jesse that. is. >> tucker: thank you for bring thaupg. e welcome. >> ig: tn the old days we assumn criminals would be behingid bars and government would make sure the public is safe. those two variables have been removed. it's been reversed.ee it's an achievement onn e person can have such an effect on american civilization. we have free reigning rangewe criminality and decimated police force or the ones still policing are handcuffed this. isn't did pw*t law. it's about not prosecuting the law. we could be in a completelywe upside down country. criminals are free and those who fight back end up in jail, right.ja. ironically it's the safest spote west will all be in jail. the conversation with sell mates would be like this. what are you in for?his. i tackled a looter. what are you in for? >> i defended my wife on thede subway against afe mugger. the i think maybe we should go . we're victims but not treated as vic teupltz. maybe the get out of jail free car is

t the autopsysy table. spspeaker: gararrison annonoud he had disiscovered a a code. mike wallace: garrison says jackr appears in address books belonging to shaw and oswald. russell long: so if you take the p and the o and you use a telephone dial, p gives you 7, o gives you 6. edward jay epstein: he just changed the digits around, added digits, added letters. russssell long: : and you reconstrucuct the numbmbers, and then you subtract 1,300, and that gives you ruby's unlisted telephone number. speaker: well, mr. garrison, if the po didn't exist until late '65, how could it then be jack ruby's phone number? jim garrison: well, that's a problem for you to think over because you obviously missed the point. edward jay epstein: whenever anyone would expose garrison, he would then say, that's cia agents, this is part of the conspiracy. johnny cararson: who's's suppreg all of this information? on whose order? jim garrison: i'll tell you who's suppressing it, the federal government is suppressing it. johnny carson: who in ththe federal l governmentn? jim gagarrison: ththe admininistration,, the e administra

jack daniels. please join us. that's a good one. >> jesse: all right, brian. >> brian: teddy and booker t. capturing of america.acial equality. if you want to see me in person one of these stops. i know dana might turn up at. at first eureka, missouri. dallas bush library be talking there december 2nd harker heights in texas. and third fairhope, alabama. entire town came out. dawn deign i love that bookstore. >> brian: unbelievable. we go on stage certain live shows. had a chance to talk about everything in unscripted fashion. >> dana: booker t. "fox & friends." as long as we say before we get in the theater, it stays here. so far it's been lucky it stays here. >> jessica: even big crowds will abide by the crowds? >> brian: i thought you were going to say you get big crowds? >> jessica: did i not. >> jesse: is he on the "new york times" list. congratulations. have a great night, everybody. >> bret: hey, jesse, it was great to be with you guys. my family had a blast. it was a lot of fun. >> jesse: great to be with you as

t's you need. >> that'll do it. thanks, alex. liz cheney has information that could be of interest to special prosecutor jack smith, according to a report about her new book, titled oath and honor, which will be published next week and which the author will discuss monday night at nine pm in liz cheney's very first interview with rachel maddow, right here on msnbc. cnn we have obtained a copy of the book and an excerpt saying that donald trump knew that he lost the presidential election two days after the presidential election. liz chey reveals this information in the conversation she had at the time with kevin mccarthy. he knows it's over, mccarthy said, according to the book. he needs to go through all the stages of grief. that makes kevin mccarthy a witness who can testify to donald trump's two state of mind about the election. he knows it's over. mccarthy told liz cheney, two days after the presidential election in 2020. last night on trump's lawyers filed a massive discovery request in the case of united states of america versus donald j trump, in which donald trump is accused of crimes leading up to and on january 6th in hi

t-mobile's network helps aaa stay connected nationwide... to get their members back on the road. now's the time to see what america's largest and fastest 5g network can do for your business. ♪ jack: economic data out this week boosting hopes hat fed's tightening campaign is finally over. jobs growth slowing in october, the u.s. adding 150,000 jobs, below the 180 estimate. unemployment up slightly, 3.9% versus the expected 3.8%, and the central reserve pausing rates for the second consecutive month. its final heating of 2023 is just a little over a month away, or joining me now is bank of america private bank chief investment officer christopher hyzy. thanks for coming to see us. >> thanks for having me. jack: is so everyone's heard about the soft landing, the hard landing, the no landing, but you're the first guy i've heard talk about a medium lapping. what do you mean by that? -- landing? >> first, any landing has to start soft because you're sliding into the landing. so with headline risk so high, geopolitical risks so high as well, the way data's unfolding and where we're coming from, we're more than likely to see something that's going to feel like a medium hand aring. so wha

t can't be that he can't mention mr. smith. the easiest way people refer this case is jack smith. surely he has thick enough skin and doubt that he will not. m not sure i see the dis court having made any discussions or e at. i'm not sure i see the district having made such determination or even mood reasoning. am i m something supportive of that link? >> it's very clear the district court is -- because the whole thing is on the procedure and fairness the trial. of course court wants make sure the jury is not and how they view it. >> give all of the issues are both before the court in this case and bthe public and theion, it's hard to see how this question of the restrictive order is going to succeed at preventing a trial in the court of public opinion. ok her order more to be cused on protecting fromassment, from efforts that positively motivate them and the like. not to shield the veneer but you take a different view. that that is the principal motivation, certainly. a slightly different case' representative and that's why we would say that wou be. whereas, in the debate, your h

jack smith here in the district. she imposed this gag order, barring trump from targeting witnesses in the case, members of the court staff, and even the special counsel itself. t she imposed that gag order at the request of prosecutors, but she did not limit his ability to talk about washington, d.c., the potential jury pool, or the justice department, which prosecutors had also sought protection for those two groups. but here, she has argued, she has said look, i understand she has a first amendment right, but that must yield to the orderly administration of justice. she said that she has to put on a trial, she needs to protect members of her staff, people involved in this case just trying to do their jobs. that is why she imposed this gag order and declined to freeze it herself. the former president's lawyers have argued that this is a violation of his first amendment. they point to the fact that he's once again running for the white house and that what they describe as political speech serves the highest protection. a three-judge panel will hear arguments in a few weeks. this was a pretty quick move from this decision to freeze two oral arguments. wolf, it

t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfinity 10g network. >> so this, week we got an interesting preview of a very important case. jackin the federal indictment of donald trump's efforts to undermine the 2020 election. last month, trump's lawyers asked the judge in the case, a judge tanya chutkan, to dismiss language when the indictment that linked trump to the violence of january six. and the special counsel's team responded to that to speak, calling trump's request a merit-less effort to evade the indictments clear allegations, that the defendant is responsible for the events at the capitol on january six. the defendants knew that the crowd that he had gathered in washington for the certification was going to be angry, despite this knowledge or perhaps because of it, the defendant told knowing lies about the vice presidents role of the congressional certification and directed the crowd to march to the capitol and fight. the special counsel plans to join two narratives here, one that trump lied about election fraud and, to, that he incited violence as a last resort to stay in power. this is from political today. by c

jack daniels and me. and i'm really looking forward to it. so please joinease join us us.l, >> oh, i'm going to joy. that's a good one. that's a good one. brian. t now ou t. s blaz it's on the new york times list. how two american icons blazehurd a path to racial equality. if you want to see me in person, one of these stops, i know danturn u might turn up by december 1st, eureka, missouri. and then the second in dallasalg at the bush library. i'll be talkin g there december 2nd at harker heights in texas. and on the third in fairhope, alabama, the last time the entire town came out. >> i lovre towe that bookstore i in there. unbelievable. and brian, cool. mi.coman: wunbeliev ge cn stage with certain live shows. we had a chance to talk about everything in an unscripted fashion. >> spell t aboutfashio "fox and friends". people ask a lot about fox the way weiends." do that, but s always, we say before we get in the theater, it stays here . so far it's been lucky. it's even big crowds. but will abide by the rules. >> oh, i think you need to get a big group. ohsica: di, come on, apologize. he's the "new york timesis he " >> congratulations. have a go

on t left is a gph of travel demd and on the right the past travel demand i mowed in 2025. that graph shows an in-depth up to 2025. when we put jacked travel demand to return pre-pandemic - predict travel demand to return pre-pandemic you see the overall towel demand is growing. it is ghly sensitiveo changes in disposable income per capita and employments. there are findings at the regional level. much of the travel demand is concentrated in india or both! where both the disposable and job growth -- disposable income and job growth have increased. africa, they continue to see growth in travel demand because of increases in employment. but to a lesser degree. in regions with slower growth and income and employment such as western europe and japan, per capita travel demand growth is limited. glob leak travel demand per capita growth across all cases and nearly doubled ithe gh-growth case. this is a strong upward pressure on energy consumption. turning to the graph to the right, travel demand for a efficient modes of transportation particularly lit-duty vehicles and air travel rose regions as incomes increased. asome -- rising incomes

alistair and jack straw, who were the only three members of the new labour team that were part of the cabinet from start to end. alistair did a succession ofjobs absolutely brilliantly. i genuinely can�*tk it is so, so sad that at the relatively young age of 70, he has left us. it is pretty rare that people don�*t have a bad word to say, particularly in politics. it is quite an impressive feat. i want to focus for a second now on the financial crisis. were you surprised by the way he handled it, or was that perfectly, in your eyes, in keeping with what you expected? well, i don�*t think you should mistake the calm, unruffled exterior that people would remember from his many, many appearances on television during that time with what was going on inside. i think alistair would be the first to admit that he found it horrendously pressurised. i think there was a kind of sense of mounting panic amongst everybody at the scale of what was happening as it became clear. but the qualities that people had seen alistair display throughout his life and ministerial career were the qualities that, as you just heard gordon brown saying, came to his and the country�*s benefit at that time. alistair was

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