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[00:00:00] he announced changes in the leadership of the SNS, but he also spoke about
[00:00:03] the upcoming presidential elections in Serbia.
[00:00:07] With this terror they are carrying out in Serbia, they are questioning
[00:00:10] the entire survival of the political scene. Great, let them be
[00:00:14] alone, let them work by themselves, let them find
[00:00:17] two or three satellites who will run the presidential elections
[00:00:21] with them with one and 2%. In such
[00:00:25] conditions, it is impossible to do anything.
[00:00:27] šta.
[00:00:30] The President of the National Assembly of Slovenia, Zoran Stevanović, rejects
[00:00:34] accusations that he abused his position in negotiations on the construction
[00:00:37] of a new Orthodox church in Kranj. In a recording released by
[00:00:40] Pop TV, he said that thanks to his position,
[00:00:44] he found a donor for the land for the Orthodox Church in Kranj.
[00:00:48] As a donor, he mentioned businessman Mladen Milanović
[00:00:52] from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ljubljana partly describes
[00:00:55] Milanović as a businessman from Milorad
[00:00:58] Dodik's circle.
[00:01:01] "Even if what you are saying were true, I would say, yes,
[00:01:04] it is true, I helped people, I arranged a donor, I have no problem with that, but
[00:01:08] the problem is only that I saw a man at a meeting
[00:01:11] who said, I am willing
[00:01:14] to donate to the Orthodox community in
[00:01:17] Kranj, I know about the problems that are happening in
[00:01:20] Kranj, I have spoken with the mayor of Kranj several times on
[00:01:24] this topic, he said that he is aware
[00:01:26] of the problems that concern the Orthodox community." "in
[00:01:30] Kranj and that they deserve their sacred
[00:01:33] building, and I was just someone who
[00:01:36] attended that meeting, I was just someone who was at that
[00:01:40] meeting and I welcomed that intention, that was completely
[00:01:43] everything, a procedure, an
[00:01:47] auction, an official act regarding this matter does not
[00:01:51] exist at all, you are ahead
[00:01:52] of yourself."
[00:01:55] In Spain, there is a three-day mourning after the train accident in which
[00:01:59] 69 people died, dozens were injured,
[00:02:02] rescue teams are searching the crushed
[00:02:05] wagons, drones with thermal imaging cameras
[00:02:09] are used in the operation, helicopters, units with
[00:02:12] search dogs. The cause of the accident is being investigated, in which a high-speed
[00:02:15] train on the Madrid-Seville route crashed
[00:02:18] into a stopped train of a private
[00:02:22] as the current government, but maybe in carrier. According to available information, the control center in Madrid allowed the journey to continue
[00:02:25] without speed limits, and audio recordings
[00:02:29] of conversations between dispatchers and the train driver suggest possible
[00:02:33] communication failures. Prime Minister
[00:02:35] always have more news on Pedro Sanchez said that the whole country is mourning
[00:02:38] and promised that responsibility will be established. About
[00:02:41] 1.5 people protested last night in front of the Ministry of Transport in
[00:02:45] Madrid, clashing with police who used
[00:02:48] tear gas, while across the country a minute of silence was held for
[00:02:51] the victims.
[00:02:54] The entire general administration of the state,
[00:02:57] land, um, which one of all institutions that belong to the state, from the small municipality
[00:03:00] to the government of Spain, we are working day and night to
[00:03:04] eh, not only to give an answer to the families of the victims, but of
[00:03:08] course also to clarify every last detail of this
[00:03:11] tragedy and of course to reinforce security so that this does not happen
[00:03:15] again. The entire state is focused on the
[00:03:18] response, in a triple aspect. Firstly,
[00:03:22] a response to the emergency, to this
[00:03:25] human tragedy, eh to eh
[00:03:28] unfortunately retrieve the bodies
[00:03:31] that have resulted from this
[00:03:35] and an additional 15% on fatality, from this catastrophe, of course also in their identification, in the
[00:03:39] affiliation of the injured persons, in their
[00:03:42] health assistance. Secondly,
[00:03:45] the knowledge and clarification of
[00:03:48] what were the causes that led to
[00:03:51] this terrible railway accident, and
[00:03:55] finally there will be a later
[00:03:57] point regarding the
[00:04:00] compensation, at least from the material point of view, that the
[00:04:04] general administration of the state eh gives to the families of the victims
[00:04:07] of the terrible
[00:04:12] tragedy. At least 14 people were killed and 10 were wounded in a Russian
[00:04:16] drone attack on a railway station in Dnipro. According to the national
[00:04:19] railway operator, the unmanned aerial vehicle hit a platform
[00:04:22] where a train operating on the Dnipro-Zaporizhzhia
[00:04:26] route was located, as well as a suburban train.
[00:04:30] Medical assistance is being provided to the injured. At the same time,
[00:04:33] it was announced that representatives of Russia, Ukraine, and the United States
[00:04:36] should continue negotiations in Abu Dhabi on ending the war after November
[00:04:39] 4th. Russian presidential aide
[00:04:43] Yuriy Ushakov stated that the continuation of talks was agreed upon without
[00:04:47] European representatives, while Zelensky expressed hope for
[00:04:50] a meeting in the first half of
[00:04:53] November.
[00:04:56] There are simply no words from the excitement.
[00:06:12] the political bloc does not have the necessary majority of 61 seats to
[00:06:16] form a government. According to preliminary results from the Central
[00:06:19] Election Commission, the opposition bloc gathered around Gadi
[00:06:23] Eisenkot won
[00:06:25] 48 seats, while Prime Minister Benjamin
[00:06:29] Netanyahu's bloc has 53. Arab parties achieved a
[00:06:32] historic result, winning 19 seats in the Knesset,
[00:06:36] thereby preventing the current Prime Minister from achieving a majority
[00:06:39] after Netanyahu's party
[00:06:42] accused Arab parties of electoral fraud. The Election Commission
[00:06:46] rejected these accusations as unfounded. The leader of
[00:06:49] the Joint List stated that they are ready to cooperate with the opposition
[00:06:53] to remove the current government, while the Israeli president called on
[00:06:57] political actors to avoid holding new
[00:07:00] elections.
[00:07:07] interest in the two state solution, for example,
[00:07:10] or more rights for the Palestinians. But as a
[00:07:14] Palestinian, I don't want to just see a
[00:07:18] change in the faces because you can change the faces as
[00:07:22] much as you want, but if the policy and the approach and the
[00:07:25] ideology doesn't change, then a new
[00:07:29] government might end up doing the same
[00:07:34] a different form and shape. I mean, you might ease
[00:07:37] up a few iron gates, you might allow
[00:07:41] a few laborers.
[00:08:12] The election results were determined
[00:08:16] by one fact: an attempt
[00:08:19] to make people forget about Saturday, October 7th. One and a half
[00:08:21] million or close to one and a half million residents
[00:08:25] in the State of Israel who
[00:08:27] experienced everything
[00:08:31] that happened on Saturday, October 7th, and we thought
[00:08:33] that all the people of Israel, as one,
[00:08:37] whether Jews or Arabs,
[00:08:40] would be with us. resignation,
[00:08:49] she leaves office on February 7, 2027,
[00:08:52] eight
[00:08:57] months before the end of her term. She informed the governing council
[00:09:00] of the bank and the president of the European Council, Antonio Costa, today
[00:09:04] of her decision. The former governors of the central banks
[00:09:07] of the Netherlands and Spain are mentioned as the main candidates
[00:09:10] for her successor. Her departure in February will allow European
[00:09:14] Union leaders to appoint a new head before
[00:09:17] the presidential elections in France. The resignation comes at
[00:09:20] a sensitive moment for the eurozone, hit by inflation and rising energy
[00:09:24] prices due to the war with
[00:09:25] Iran.
[00:09:29] I have just informed my fellow policymakers and
[00:09:32] staff at the European Central Bank that I will be stepping down with
[00:09:36] effect on February 7th, 2027, after
[00:09:39] monetary policy governing council. "It has been
[00:09:43] a great pride and huge privilege to serve this
[00:09:46] institution, and I want to thank all those who have
[00:09:50] contributed, supported, and delivered on the mission that we
[00:09:53] have in Europe. Be
[00:09:56] rock, be solid, deliver price stability, financial
[00:10:00] stability, and I think that I leave this
[00:10:03] institution with a sense of
[00:10:06] good work done and an ECB that is fit
[00:10:10] for the future."
[00:17:13] Let's look at the weather forecast with Radmila Mitrović.
[00:17:17] Ahead of us are several cloudy, rainy autumn days,
[00:17:21] and a drop in temperatures will follow from the weekend. Our country
[00:17:24] is under the influence of a low air pressure system. From
[00:17:28] tomorrow, precipitation is expected, which on Sunday, at the beginning of next
[00:17:32] week, could be heavier. In the coming
[00:17:35] hours, during the night, it will be mostly cloudy, but light rain is possible
[00:17:38] only in some places in the north. On Friday, it will be cloudy and cool with
[00:17:42] occasional rain. A moderate northern
[00:17:45] wind will blow. The minimum temperature will be from 5 to 13
[00:17:48] degrees, and the highest daily temperature will be in the range of 9 to
[00:17:51] 19. Rain is expected on Saturday, and from Sunday,
[00:17:55] locally there may be heavier precipitation. Temperatures will continue
[00:17:58] to fall, so snow is expected in the
[00:18:01] mountains. The highest daily temperature in the coming period in most places will be up to
[00:18:05] 11 degrees, only in the south will it be
[00:18:08] slightly warmer.
[00:18:10] You have been following N1 news. You
[00:18:13] n1info.Ba. Thank you for your attention. Good evening.
[00:19:03] There's eight homes in each arch and then there's there's 40 homes
[00:19:07] in total. So it's got a few arches with homes, but then there's also
[00:19:11] uh some outside spaces where we're going to grow food together, can go fishing in the
[00:19:15] canal. We've even keeping bees. There's a village hall
[00:19:19] which is really the the center of what we do. It's where we teach people to shop, to
[00:19:23] cook, to budget. We hold socials there, celebrate birthdays, have a lot of
[00:19:26] fun together. There we've got a sports pitch
[00:19:30] and we're just developing a gym, boxing gym and also a joinery
[00:19:33] workshop. And really these are all different-shaped excuses to spend
[00:19:37] with the men that we care for here. It's
[00:19:40] about 55% of people who are finally
[00:19:44] housed in council housing, they choose to go
[00:19:48] back to the street and they're saying it's because I was lonely and I felt overwhelmed at having to
[00:19:51] run a home for the first time. So what we do here is kind of
[00:19:55] practice run, running your own home without losing that
[00:19:58] community. We want to show people that they're loved, they're
[00:20:02] not just like, it's not just a job here or a project, we actually
[00:20:05] care about people. We believe God cares about people like, let's
[00:20:09] build really smart homes with really nice gardens, good quality,
[00:20:13] not just anything, something to be proud of and to take care
[00:20:16] of. So that when they leave the village, they
[00:20:19] take that into their own homes. Can we have
[00:20:23] a look inside? I'll show you
[00:20:24] one.
[00:20:28] Right, so come on in. What we've got is
[00:20:31] effectively a bit like student accommodation, but slightly bigger and
[00:20:34] much higher quality. So we've managed to have fully
[00:20:38] Bosh kit, really high quality stuff, but we
[00:20:42] love that because it just speaks of uh people being
[00:20:45] valued, you know, so we want people to feel that,
[00:20:48] yeah, I've got this really smart place to live right in the city
[00:20:52] center by the water. Maybe my life's taking a good turn.
[00:20:56] I can can really have another go at it. And what you want is
[00:20:59] sustainable funding, not just for this project, but to expand it because
[00:21:04] for you, this is a blueprint that works and can work elsewhere. It is
[00:21:07] working. So, in between 92 and 95% of people who come to
[00:21:11] us leave us with a full-time job, no longer
[00:21:15] needing council housing, no longer needing benefits, going to private
[00:21:18] rental. That's not the norm, you know, the normal way. And that's in
[00:21:22] 14 months. The normal is to wait
[00:21:25] 15 plus years in a shelter and then go for
[00:21:28] council housing and live on benefits. Talk to me about what it's
[00:21:32] like here at Embassy Village. It's it's a lovely place, lovely
[00:21:36] people. Um, it's more of
[00:21:39] like, like family really. We're all,
[00:21:42] we're all, some of us know, know each other from
[00:21:46] previous places that we were at really. But yeah, it's a really
[00:21:49] good place. 'Cause you were rough sleeping, well you've been rough
[00:21:52] sleeping since you were 16 and
[00:21:56] you've been in various shelters and accommodations and
[00:22:00] through various
[00:22:02] cycles of help. Does it feel like there's more support here, that there's
[00:22:06] a purpose? Well, the people care, the staff care
[00:22:10] about you. You just need one person to believe in you
[00:22:13] really. Do what I mean? Some people. And what is it
[00:22:17] you're really into here? I hear you're pretty good
[00:22:20] cook. I'm not going to brag. No, I'm not that
[00:22:23] good. I am good really. Yeah, it sounds like
[00:22:27] you're actually saving the government and the local authority money by the work that you
[00:22:30] Yeah, we worked out it's between 800,000 and a million
[00:22:33] pounds for every group that passes through here, we save. That's by keeping
[00:22:37] them off benefits, keeping them off social housing. It
[00:22:40] costs between about 12, 35,000 a year
[00:22:44] for someone to rough sleep. So that's police time, NHS time,
[00:22:47] local count, what most people don't understand. Yeah, yeah, whereas
[00:22:51] here it costs us, we worked out, it's about 12, 13 grand to go through
[00:22:55] our entire process once, as
[00:22:57] opposed to every year being on the street costing one. So it's a no-brainer.
[00:23:01] Andy Burnham, the first thing he did as prime minister was say he wanted to end rough
[00:23:05] sleeping. He's someone you know. He knows about your work, as
[00:23:09] during his time here as mayor of Greater Manchester. There is
[00:23:12] a new homelessness minister. And you have this blueprint
[00:23:16] that could be rolled out across the UK. What would your message to them be?
[00:23:20] Um, come and see it, come and see it actually in action, see what's really
[00:23:23] happening. And I think also
[00:23:26] just to appeal to your view, to be honest, because
[00:23:30] most of our income hasn't come from the government to build this, it's come
[00:23:34] from private individuals, companies, churches that
[00:23:37] have gone, you know what, I love that. I'm going to get in touch and help. And so whilst we've
[00:23:41] built this, uh, we want to build a load of accommodation for women now.
[00:23:45] Um, we've got some
[00:23:47] the local authorities is letting us have for free.
[00:23:50] Um, and we've got a team together to build it. We just need
[00:23:54] the funds to build it. Um, we want to build a little health center, so
[00:23:57] we need some help with that. Um, and
[00:24:00] uh, we are always needing more staff. So if
[00:24:04] anyone wants to sponsor a staff salary, honestly, these are the kinds of
[00:24:08] things you could help with and make an enormous
[00:24:10] difference.
[00:24:20] Microsoft, the company on whose software the world's
[00:24:23] businesses and many homes run, has a
[00:24:26] problem: how to keep its one and a half billion
[00:24:29] customers' data secure in a world of rogue AI
[00:24:32] agents. If we don't mobilize with urgency, we'll
[00:24:36] see a lot of threats becoming reality. So we need to
[00:24:39] mobilize very quickly to make sure that we manage
[00:24:43] those systems responsibly, and it
[00:24:46] starts by saying we can't trust them. As an irony
[00:24:49] here, a multi-billion dollar partnership with Open AI helped
[00:24:52] them to be the first to offer AI agents, they call them
[00:24:55] co-pilots, to their customers. But it also
[00:24:58] turbocharged Open AI's growth that, among other things,
[00:25:02] gave us out of control agent swarms hacking into corporate and
[00:25:05] public databases. Agents we can't trust
[00:25:09] that run at speed and scale never imagined before, that are already
[00:25:13] threatening their customers. We need to build defenses that
[00:25:17] operate 24/7 so that we can't spawn at machine
[00:25:20] speed. That's the big big difference between security
[00:25:24] before and security now. It's happening, and a lot of folks were like, is
[00:25:28] it hype? It's not hype. It's real. The solution, yep, you
[00:25:31] guessed it, using good AI to fight bad AI
[00:25:35] with guardian agents. We have guardian
[00:25:38] agents, they're going to operate 24 by seven, and their job is
[00:25:42] going to be to look at what is happening in
[00:25:45] the environment, near real time, looking at all the signals, bringing them
[00:25:48] together to say, oh, this is what's happening. And before the agents can do
[00:25:52] a bad thing, we will then adjust what it
[00:25:56] can do. It makes sense. Microsoft says its security
[00:25:59] systems already monitor 165
[00:26:02] trillion signals each day, but an army of guardian agents
[00:26:06] won't come cheap. Like any other frontier AI, their demand
[00:26:10] for compute will be enormous and costly. It will happen in the
[00:26:13] existing data center, but it's new processing, and then you're
[00:26:17] going to have to take actions. That is the reality of where we're going, but we have no
[00:26:21] choice because what's coming at us is at
[00:26:24] scales 24/7 and it's machine speed. Perhaps not surprising
[00:26:27] then that the new secure AI agentic system Microsoft is
[00:26:31] launching with available to its top tier
[00:26:34] customers. Its dominance established in a
[00:26:38] pre-AI era means it has the most to gain from offering
[00:26:41] time-saving productivity-enhancing AI agents to its
[00:26:44] customers, but for the same reason, Microsoft has the most to
[00:26:48] lose if it can't defend them from wayward AI agents
[00:26:51] that it in part helped to
[00:26:53] create.
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[00:30:27] The situation in the Middle East is very interesting with the
[00:30:31] Israeli parliamentary elections, but also
[00:30:34] we are going to speak about Serbia and upcoming
[00:30:38] elections in the United States and from Jerusalem
[00:30:42] joins me my friend and colleague Julian
[00:30:45] Borger, editor and um journalist for
[00:30:48] the Guardian who's in Jerusalem. JB, welcome
[00:30:51] back to program N one, good
[00:30:54] to be with you. Julian, you're in Jerusalem,
[00:30:58] we just passed.