Donation rates in europe and today Parliament Debates a controversial new law designed to make Organ Donations easier but critics say it poses and Fund President in violation of individual rights to talk about the ethical dimensions. And the speaker of the house nancy pelosi signs articles of impeachment against president from it was unbeliever to the senate where the trial will take place only the 3rd such trial in american history. Also coming up russias government resigns the surprise move coming as president putin calls for reforms that could keep him in power well beyond the end of his term to get the details from moscow. Our brian thomas great to have you with us scientists are worn. That more extreme weather events like wildfires and flooding are on the horizon after the warmest decade ever recorded as australia continues to burn asked berts have calculated the effect that the massive bushfires will have on the Global Climate well talk to a veteran firefighter about that 1st we
We will discuss why the chipmaker chose now to release the information. And automation transportation. A selfdriving semi makes its first crosscountry freight run. We will hear from the company who performed this feat. But first to our top story. Stocks barely moved on the day as investors continue to wait for news on the potential december 15 tariffs. On the year, it is a different picture. Joining me to talk about this years big gains for stocks and tech in particular is abigail doolittle. The tech sector up 40 this year. S p up only 25 or so. Why are traders looking past all the tech macro headwinds . Abigail great question. Maybe climbing that wall of worry. Those gains are simply extraordinary. The s p 500 up only 25 . But it pales in comparison relative to tech, up 40 as you mentioned. Hardware doing especially well. Techs best sector since 2009. That was coming out of the financial crisis. At that point, stocks were on a bargainbasement sale. That is the kind of buying we are se
Dominate the top pay tier. We will discuss why the chipmaker chose now to release the information. And automation transportation. A selfdriving semi makes its first crosscountry freight run. We will hear from the company who performed this feet. But first to our top story. Stocks barely moved on the day as investors continue to wait for news on the potential december 15 tariffs. On the year, it is a different picture. Joining me to talk about this years big gains for stocks and tech in particular is abigail doolittle. The tech sector up 40 this year. S p up only 25 or so. Why are traders looking past all the tech macro headwinds . Abigail great question. Maybe climbing that wall of worry. Those gains are simply extraordinary. The s p 500 up only 25 . But it pales in comparison relative to tech, up 40 as you mentioned. Hardware doing especially well. Since 2009. Sector that was coming out of the financial crisis. At that point, stocks were on a bargainbasement sale. That is the kind of
multiple crimes, neither dropped by the republican party. have the gop no shame? plus, the texas father who lost a son in the uvalde massacre kicked out of the state capital this week for demanding some action on gun reform. he will join me to share his story and his message. and elon musk, lisa styled free speech absolutist caves to an authoritarian government demand that he censor his tweets. actions speak louder than words, elon. good evening. i m mehdi hasan. on wednesday, the house was debating an unemployment benefit fraud bill, legislation to help incentivize states to recover funds stolen during the coronavirus pandemic. the stunning case of cosmic irony, that bill being debated on the same daisy that one of its co-sponsors found him self indicted for that very same crime. yes, that s right. justice finally caught up with now infamous serial liar and fabricator george santos. on wednesday, federal prosecutors in new york announced a 13 count indictment against the rep
with books have been revered as magical objects. first centuries, they contain the knowledge of all mankind. and they use words to give structure to the world s overwhelming chaos. but printed knowledge is yesterday s news. the encyclopedia has been replaced by wikipedia. but what does that mean for us? 55000000 articles in 300 languages. all written by volunteers. anyone with a computer can add or change a text or write new articles any time they want, but how? wikipedia has replaced all other encyclopedia are we now dependent on a monopoly? is every article, credible? what is fact and what is fiction? and just who are the writers ah, to net close to the why do volunteers from around the world spend their free time editing wikipedia? really, a freely licensed encyclopedia means everyone can copy it, a refund. sure. you can do anything you want with it. it s a gift to the world. wikipedia for i said, it is an extremely visionary project that brings make at their very differen