the plight of gauss and with the director of the european center for palestine. studies of the university of x during the u. k. know the full show can be watched today, here in our teachers. some of once i had why, the lack of seeming compassion for what the rest of the world is seeing israel's troops due to gaza. i think that there's nothing you in the way and the level compression is you say, i mean i've been experiencing it long before the service of october. if i tried to speak with these really just on the human side of the catastrophe of 1948, i failed to see any compassion i. ready member of the, the at tech on goes in to as a 2014 with the event by the high a number of children killed and i couldn't it extract any compassionate reaction for most of these were. ready the dues i knew and definitely there was no compassion convey to them main and media also, it was the, the disclose of the politician. why is it happening? i think this has a lot to do with. ready nature. ready of of design isn't, is a circular colonial movement. and. ready you have to go. ready to the origins and they're l

of gaza's university, and not supplying fuel to the onclave. only cancer hospital seems particularly spiteful. your thoughts? i don't understand the point of targeting um universities or hospitals. these to me seems like x of vengeance, an emotional response to the 7th of october. what they're doing is you know violating um the rules of engagement? we've got geneva conventions which talks about um securing lives, differentiating civilians and armed combatants. israel are bypassing all all measures, all regulations set in place, and to what to to what purpose? you talked about humanitarian pause or a ceasefire, and again i ask to what purpose, is it just for few? and aid to come in only for this cycle of bombardment to continue. yeah, the the line that has been coming out of israel has been that we don't target civilians, we're targeting hamas. uh, but someone asked very interesting question, which was, what if hamas were quote unquote hiding inside israel? yeah, i think you're referring to um, an interview on lbc, i think yeah, and um, yeah, that that's such an obvious uh, the answer that was given was such an obvious exposure of israel supporters uh and the the dichotomy that they hold in terms of um p

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university of rhode island and in brussels. we cross the gilbert, carl. he is an independent political analyst, an author at mazda, of an x pad manager in moscow during the 19 ninety's. i tell him, in cross up roles in the back, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate nichol. i recently wrote a very, very interesting article i thought quite provocative in and, and compelling in many ways. titled, what's next for ukraine? the outlines of a peaceful settlement. can you, if this is hard to do in television, it's better to do it in print, but can you give us the main con tours of what a peaceful settlement would be? but i think there is a general agreement among the analysts, but of this war is not going to be one by your bright green, therefore needs to seek a settlement on the outlines of this settlement were already reached in march and april of 2022 uh and they basically, uh, boiled down to an exchange of securities for land. um, the issue that remains of guaranteeing the, uh, the rights of, uh, where the russian minority, russian speaking minority in ukraine. and i think of that can be done by h

this week, companies including ivm, apple, and comcast, the parent company of nbc universal, suspended advertising on elon musk's xorm, after studies found their ads were being placed next to content or hitler and the nazis. you've spoken about the need for more social media regulation. what should be done in your view? >> i just want to share your concern in the growing violence across this country. the rising antisemitism on college campuses as well. a lot of jewish students feel attacked, marginalized, and unable to protect themselves. we have seen a rise and anti islamic hate for years, especially during the trump administration. and that continued. >> he had the muslim ban. >> with had the muslim ban, that child murdered. so you've seen the rise in violence over a long period of time. but really, acutely right now there is enormously intense antisemitism on college campuses and communities. we're also seeing antisemitic attacks worldwide. we're seeing swastikas placed on flags, on buildings. it's very, very worrisome. and so one of the problems we have is that social media platforms are so easily used by our

universal. she has a team of people. they want to expand x. liz: you use it as much as you used to?lled and look on it. liz: every time i look on it, first tweet is from elon. he is pushing his tweet to the top. but you have to dig through -- >> i look at it, you're a blank, you're a blank, you're a s. liz: somebody has got your number [laughter] you. >> know, you wonder, these are adults, do they work or just stay on twitter all day? liz: charlie, we're working so thank you very much. get to it. closing bell we're four minutes away. no market slump on this hump day. stocks are building on yesterday's stellar trading day. that is not a sure perla tiff. that it was unbelievable. dow on pace for the fourth up trading day in a row and s&p on its way to its second straight up day. as we reported earlier in the show it is a filing season for a big string of money names including warren buffett. the 13f filing where the big institutional and shareholders can file what they did the previous quarter shows that berkshire hathaway exited, sold its stakes in general motors, trimmed the holding

investigation because he's a fan called one of his players, a terrorist coach mark madsen posted on x describing an incident that happened at monday's game against the university of texas at el paso. the coach says that fardaws a mock was subjected to a boring and offensive comments from a fan including be called a terrorist. the coach asked the socal challenge tournament those directors for a formal investigation into this. and for that fan to be barred from the premises. the coach also added he was disappointed act. the player confronted a fan in the stands. he says that they're handling that part of the situation internally. >> a 16 year-old has been arrested now for allegedly stabbing his friend santa rosa. police say that stabbing happened near west 9th street and warren lane south monday about noon or so. they say 2.16 year-olds got into a heated argument at the suspect's house and the suspect and chased the victim outside stabbing him in the back with a knife. the victim is at the hospital right now and is expected to be okay. in the south bay to parents in san jose are now charged with murdering their 18 month-old daughter by exposing her to fentanyl a

investigation because a fan called one of his players a terrorist coach mark madsen posted this on x describing what happened during monday's game with a callaghan's university of texas at el paso. he says that his player fardaws a mock was subjected to a board and and offensive comments from a fan including the fan calling the player at terrorist. the coach is asking the socal challenge tournament directors for a formal investigation. and for that fan to be banned from going to games. the coach also added he was disappointed that the player confronted a fan in the stands. he says they're handling that part of the situation internally. >> a 16 year-old boy now arrested for allegedly stabbing his friend santa rosa. police say this all happened near the west 9th street and warren lane neighborhood. monday is about noon. they say the 2.16 year-olds got into a heated argument at the suspect's house. the suspect then chased the victim out of his house and stabbed him in the back with a knife. the victim was taken to hospital and is recovering this morning. in the south bay to parents in san jose now charged with murdering their 18 month-old daughter by exposing h

of today's incidents. she is in american studies professor at yale university. i the person who wrote that book -- and the person who wrote that book wrote on her x account yesterday, please stop providing fodder for "field of blood: volume ii." that book is coming out in 2019, featured on c-span's book tv. she sat down to talk about it, as well, c-span's "in-depth" program, all available on book tv on c-span2, online at c-span.org, if you would like to read more about her book. "the field of blood: violence in congress on the road to civil war." we will take your phone calls as we talk about civility in congress. constance and, democrat. caller: hi, thank you for taking my call. host: what are your thoughts on everything that happened yesterday? caller: it is an embarrassment. the republicans are imploding. if we elect donald trump, this is what we are going to get. they are their leader with the rhetoric he is spewing on a daily basis, and it must stop. this is not america. we are better than this. host: charles -- that you were done, constance. charles is in arkansas, republican. caller: hey, i just had an idea that since they are running the political system t

x a.i. to understand true nature of the you universe, on hitchhikers guide to galaxy an example asked for aake cocaine, responded oh, sure just a moment while i pum recipe for homemade cocaine because i am totally going to help with you that. supposed to have wit, sarcasm like elon musk. election tuesday, november 5, 2024 poll from new york time ofs finds former president trump ahead of biden in five out of six critical swing states trump beats biden almost 11 in nevada, 6 georgia, five arizona michigan, four points ahead in pennsylvania biden baekt trump in wisconsin by just two points according to this poll joining me democratic strategist former hillary clinton sponges person, janet caldwell great to have you both start on democrat side your tick on poll what do you think this says about the upcoming election? >> yeah, a poll out from abc put donald trump approval rating 29% i don't think republicans sending best "new york times" poll in 2011 around this time we heard that rick perry was maybe next president of the united states, barack obama toast, manager called it, 17% chance winning

of his players at terrorist and a game. here's the post on x from coach mark madsen describing the incident. this was at monday's game against university of texas at el paso. the player was fardaws a mock and he was subjected to abort offensive comments from a fan including being called a terrorist. the coach wants the socal challenge tournament directors to have a formal investigation into this. the coach wants to fan banned from going to games there. and the coach adds that he is disappointed with a mocks confrontation of the fan in the stands when this was said, he says that part is being handled internally. >> all 16 year-old has been arrested now for allegedly stabbing his friend santa rosa. police say the stabbing happened near the west 9th street and warren lane. monday's about noon. they say the 2.16 year-olds got into a heated argument at the suspect's house and then the suspect chased the victim outside all the while, stabbing him in the back with a knife. the victims in the hospital and is expected to be okay. in the south bay to parents in san jose are now charged with murder of their 18 month-old daughter by exposing her t

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senator tom cotton posting on x a 6% tax on endowments of america's top 10 universities, many of which are failing to condemn anti-semitism would raise 15.4 billion. more than enough to pay for our aid to israel. so, bret, in the coming weeks, we could see some serious negotiations to try to divide up some of these issues. for example, house speaker johnson would like to bring up ukraine aid separately. g.o.p. leader over in the senate mitch mcconnell isn't opposed to that, as long as republicans get some sort of real border security in exchange for that and democrat leader jeffries told fox just today that house democrats will consider whatever comes out of the senate in good faith. bret? >> bret: aishah, the t senate started confirming some major military promotions held up by republican senator tommy tuberville but that issue does not seem resolved yet, right? >> not at all. you are right though, democrat leader chuck schumer was able to confirm three nominations this week through regular order. this is a process that takes some sometimes a couple of days per person. there are more

x a.i. as being more rebellious as trying to attain the knowledge of the universe and he wants a non- politically correct bias. he wanted to be objective because all the studies are showing that chat gpt and a.i. have been liberal bias. he is going full steam into it. i used to be very critical of elon musk now i become almost the president of his fan club i'm so happy about his free-speech initiative. stuart: his achievements are extraordinary and what is a 50. >> he understands. he heeds a higher calling which is what we should all do he wants to protect free speech and he knows a.i. in the chat gpt model in the wrong hands will destroy humanity and he needs to keep it centered and free-speech and if he does we might have a great industry and he might be the pioneer. i'm excited about it. stuart: jeff sica loves elon musk but he does not like disney. they report on wednesday. you usually don't like the stuff. >> even though you own it. >> i've owned the stock for over 30 years it was the first stock i bought i was a disney fanatic and i would be holding this thing. back in the day they called d

x — ai injuly 2023 to focus on generative artificial intelligence. he hired leading researchers from 0penai, google deepmind, tesla and the university of toronto.ut training data tech giants microsoft google, and meta are all developing generative ai tools to compete with open al's chat—gpt. live now to nello cristianini — who's professor of artificial intelligence, university of bath. let's start with how this one compares to its rivals, based on what we've seen so far. good evening. not much has been announced yet but there is a blog post from yesterday when they compare the performance of the model, which is the engine of the chat bought, called grok one and it seems to be behaving at a similar level as gpt three but not as much as gpt for which is understandable because it is much smaller.- because it is much smaller. given what we know _ because it is much smaller. given what we know from _ because it is much smaller. given what we know from elon - because it is much smaller. given what we know from elon musk - because it is much smaller. given | what we know from elon musk that this will have access to real—time data and information from

university. we'll start with ambassador fick. x good morning chairman, ranking member, distinguished members of the committee.n behalf the department of state thank you for the opportunity to speaker today. more broadly thank you for your support over the 14 months i have been in this new role for employees to provide you today with an update on our work on in the service of the nicest international technology policy priorities i will speak specifically to our efforts to strengthen u.s. global leadership to unlock the potentials of ai will also addresses challenges. state department i oversee the organizations we coordinate the department work on the cyberspace digital policy and emerging technologies there are two of them the bureau of cyberspace digital policy known as cdp and the office of the special envoy for critical and emergent tech building on ears a bipartisan work secretary state blinken establish these organizations in partnership with congress as part of a companys into modernized diplomacy make technologies central to u.s. foreign policy. he gave us a very clear admission to shape the terms of t

evidence of his version, photographs and x-rays of unearthly creatures that lack light ribs to look more importantly, a ufologist came to congress in the company of a professor from the perot university. and now in the media environment on the internet they are again hotly discussing all this this story with humanoids. now, after the debate about extraterrestrial civilizations, we’ll still return to earth and find out the weather forecast in our methodology by evgenia neronskaya. zhen, in moscow the sun may be in short supply, but in general the weather is quite comfortable. should we expect any changes in the coming days? the most noticeable changes tomorrow will be in the south of the european territory of russia. a very fast, powerful cyclone, which will be attacked by torrential rains, strong winds, and in some places even thunderstorms this coming night. first to the crimea and priozovye, then to the krasnodar territory and the don region and in the morning they will head to the volga region. in crimea, in the ozovo region, in the second half of the day the precipitation will end and it will become cooler by 6:8 degrees. then it will get fresher in the rest of the southern regio

long history as really a leader in the ad industry of course, she was at nbc universal, cnbc's parent company, for a decade. when she moved over to xr job was to help elon musk with advertisers. there's been some reporting that some leaders in the ad industry have urged her to step down because of this. clearly, she is sticking in her role and trying to address some of these issues. but she's in a tough position here because advertisers are very concerned about brand safety brand safety is what she touted when she was at nbc universal for all of those years and so now she has to figure out what to do because this comes at a time, you know, when she's been working very hard to show that they've been trying to minimize any brand placement next to offensive content. this is something that's been a big priority of hers and it's a tough situation. >> her challenges just keep stacking up. julia, i hate to say we've been here before, but we have what's different about this time when elon musk first acquired the platform, you saw some of the big 5d ver tiesers leave and then came back just over the last weekend, you see the importance this

x is losing some of its biggest advertisers. ibm, apple, lionsgate, disney, warner bros. discovery, paramount, and nbc universalappearing on the platform. we should mention, of course, nbc universal's parent company of msnbc. this comes days after musk amplified an antisemitic trope on the platform. musk replied to a thread perpetuating the great replacement theory with, you have said the actual truth. the appetizers exit this also comes after media methods and investigation reveals ads from these companies being placed alongside antisemitic and white supremacist content on the platform. elon musk is threatening legal action, blaming the media matters report, that one you just saw, and saying they rigged the platform to show ads can appear next to objectionable content. musk tweeting, quote, the split second court opens on monday x corp will be filing a thermonuclear lawsuit against media matters and all those who colluded in this fortunate attack on our company. media matters president and ceo angelo carusone joins me tonight. angelo, this is your first interview since musk threatened to take legal action agai

of the site. >> major brands like apple, disney, ibm, nbc universal, paris hilton's 11-11 media and warner brothers discovery have all suspended their advertising campaigns on xultra popular nfl has denounced hate speech and conveyed its displeasure but has not pulled its advertising. how did all of this escalate? media matters issued a report indicating some ads for major brands appeared next to neonazi hate speech on x. musk publicly agreed with an anti-semetic post on x which claimed jewish communities pushed hate for white people. musk said, you have said the actual truth. >> it's about a guy who has imposed his will, his identity, bending the way the platform works to his desire. >> reporter: they are frequent critics of x. musk and x have sued the campaign. ahmed said big companies who advertise on x face a dilemma. >> they are giving money to anti-semetic hate, anti-black hate, but also that -- you know, it's becoming a brand threat to company to say i advertise on twitter. >> reporter: this mess has put increasing pressure on x's new ceo lynn be da yakarino to resign. she defends the company saying x has been misrepresented he in all of this. analysts

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x-ray observatory. thanks to the gravitational lensing of the astrolab recorded a new and most distant black hole, the bristlecone of our universe error is not critical. astrophysicists are sure that the weight of the cosmic bermuda triangle is 10. of the mass of all galactic stars. according to astronomers, the size of the giant is 10 times larger than the black hole at the epicenter of the milky way, so humanity is one step closer to unraveling the mysteries of the universe. and spanning 10 billion light years, european astronomers share the first clear footage from the premiere launch of the euclitus space telescope. the laboratory's task is a constellation, its mission is to declassify the secrets of dark matter and energy that make up the 95th universe, in the prospect of creating a 3d catalog of the cosmic web, covering four regions of a relatively nearby universe, missions lasting six seasons predict great potential for fuels. in solar orbit will last for another six months after the planned stop, and such a chronological framework promises even more space images of what else happened during the past 7 days, what events w

because universities are on the pressure from donors, and they're under pressure of a fear of losing government contracts. and so this is not, and this goes back to the, the issue with which a x that these corporate in the cobra powers of very, very susceptible to political active is often, you know, these liberals were themselves very lavishly funded. often also from the government's will. these various strange organizations fighting digital hate fighting discrimination by thing at this time. it is a, they love the, the is a very good, is huge corporations like idea. and then they, these corporations, we'll the massive the power to bring the boat to a hill. and so it's of, it's very interesting that, you know, even when we have essentially kind of the liberal left, which supposedly was full free speech are actually very happy that the biggest, all the corporations in the world are, uh, you know, actually tracking down on speed and bringing in the oh, that's great ibm, apple dizzily versus you bring in speech to and have a great 2 thumbs up about learning. jump in. i don't think the liberal left really to believe of free speech. i think this one, i don't either. i don't just,

professor of history a university college court. professor roberts, it's always a great pleasure talking to you double thank you for making it into our studio. thank you for being here for the x x. good. so you get an answer. so in offer our last encounter and sort. sure, well, we had a different topic for our station back down, but in some way, you know, everything is related, everything is connected. and here we are again discussing this time uh, rushes, contemporary history and vicious service disagreements with the west. then in one of your articles or rather in many of your articles, you've been expressing a preference for a negotiated add to the war. in your plan, do you think the time is right at this point? yeah, i think now is may actually be the last time the last possibility in the coming weeks and months to get to your right to some kind of a, a piece of them. if it doesn't happen, then maybe there will be no that they'll be the not a piece of that. that'd be some kind of forever. we'll all forever contact on. okay, so beam at some point the flight team will stop, but it will start with uh, with that and agreement. and i think that would be um, a terrible situatio

francisco and a lot of the loop discussion is not universally an experience everyone has when they live here. you made a point on diversify, the neighborhood you are talking about, salesforce, xill largely tech or it is vacant. is ai changing that? >> i'm not an expert of what will happen with ai, i know there is a lot of hope for ai, san francisco has been the tech center of the world for a number of years, i do not think that will change. and i will be interested in coming to san francisco and i think other things and other types of businesses need to come to san francisco. the city is figuring out how to incentivize those other types of businesses to be interested as well. it is not only these big companies, we are talking about san francisco, locally made businesses to support the arts and culture as you said earlier, and bring them to downtown. ed: natalie sandoval, thank you so much. let us stick with the city, and other fixture of san francisco has been at robotaxis. it was the only city in the world who had two robotaxis operate in 24/7 and charge a fair to the public. some issues led to cruise's permit has been removed. it is of emails between them and the police dep