residents of the island of elba talk about a deafening sound from the sea. the roar was heard over a radius of at least 100 km and no one can say what it was. at first they thought it was an earthquake, but no tremors were recorded. then the authorities started talking about the unearthly nature of the phenomenon, but local residents are sure everything is much simpler. read more from our european correspondent, asimil yana. it either banged or banged. the residents of elbe still cannot find the right verb . how it was? it was a long roar. was it a sound or was the ground shaking? the sound, and it lasted for a very long time. seismologists have also refuted the shock; there are sensors on the elbe, the data of which was carefully studied at the institute of geophysics. the elbe municipality installed these devices a year ago together with the civil protection service. according to the official version, to follow events seismic-acoustic in nature and reassures the population, which has long been saying there in the sea, something has been happening for many

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on february 26, 1815, the exiled emperor napoleon bonoparte sailed from the island of elba with a small army and regained power over france in just 3 weeks. meanwhile, alexander ii and other european monarchs are discussing the fate of the largest post-napoleonic world. international diplomatic congress. in the midst of the lena congress, in the middle of these events, in fact, there were a lot of difficulties, because at the beginning of january 1815, a secret agreement on a defensive alliance against russia was signed between england, austria and france. naturally, all this was deeply hidden and prepared in the installation. and only a small number of people knew about this, but the very fact of such a treaty directed against russia testified to a lot. french foreign minister telirand secretly agreed with the british and austrians on an anti-russian military treaty, the text of which was carefully worked out by the french minister himself. bonoparte immediately sends a copy of the secret agreement to the russian emperor. alexander ii, in rage, summons to himself meternich. the head of

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idris elba works here? mm-hmm. ya, he's super nice. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange."en a tough go for the market accepts the s&p and nasdaq as people shift out of the gains and moving into other sectors. how should you navigate the volatility? joining me now is doug bonaparthe. doug, great to have you here. a lot of pressure. you have to answer the biggest question on wall street this morning. what do we do now? mega cap tech is the trade all year long. we have seen a recent rally with small caps, but mega-cap tech earnings next week. is now the time to trim or rotate? is that what you are telling your customers? >> now is the perfect time to rebalance the portfolio. you have out performance in the mega-cap space. it is a breath of fresh air to see the smaller caps. do we pare down and focus on other asset classes? >> why do that ahead of earnings? earnings are expected to come in strong. right now, we are seeing a rotation, some of it may be on a trump trade, but also the idea of rate cuts. don't the rate cuts indicate a stronger economy and benefit the same names al

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idris elba works here? mm-hmm.a, he's super nice. >> announcer: the opening bell is brought to you by nuveen, a leader in income, alternatives, and responsible investing. >>> jpmorgan chief market strategist and co-head of global research is reportedly out. bloomberg is reporting that kolanovic is leaving the firm. he was bullish in much of 2022 when the s&p dropped almost 20%. then, he turned bearish just as the stock market bottomed, missing last year's almost 25% rally in the s&p as well as this year's first half double-digit gains. he's been at the firm for close to two decades. >> yeah. >> so, it's been quite a run as chief market strategists go. >> tough to miss those two calls, though. >> he's been fighting the market, had like a 4,500 s&p target, 20% down from here. on the other hand, that would be, like, 16, 17 times this year's earnings. it wasn't be some absurdly low valuation for the market. i have do think one thing that just reading his work all the time, he really fixated on, first, sticky inflation

idris elba works here? mm-hmm. ya, he's super nice. >>> what's happening at columbia sportswear? apparel and food wear with big brands like columbia, sorrell, mountain hardware and piranah. last year a better than expected quarter, but management cut the guidance. so is today's action telling us that the apparel -- let's check in with tim boyle to get a better sense of the quarter and where it's headed. mr. boyle, welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, thanks for inviting us here. >> well, i got to tell you, tim, this is the quarter that i'm so fearful of happening around all the world is that we're the slow ones. suddenly out of no, where maybe because it's political, maybe because of problems, we don't know within inflation, but it looks like that our country is no longer as good an environment as some of your other areas. >> well, you know, it's a little bit unusual one, as you mentioned. but secondarily for our company, this is always the smallest quarter of the year. >> right. >> so any particular issue can get modified and accelerated. we're still bullish on the business obvi

idris elba works here? mm-hmm. ya, he's super nice. >>> we do the show for you.wered a question about cracker barrel old country stores off highway restaurant chain. i felt optimistic about the new ceo's turnaround efforts but also warning you to stay away from the stock because it seemed destined for a nasty dividend cut. and sure enough a couple weeks later cracker barrel cut its dividend. stock instantly lost 15% of its value before spending the next two months trending lower. by the time it bottomed out two weeks ago this thing was down more than 30% from where i covered it in may and down 50% for the year. keep your bat on the shoulders. been the right call so far. but what about now? cracker barrel's got the dividend cut out of the way. we've learned more details about the turn around plan. it's real. store remodel program and menu refresh. while it could take two to three years to play out the story doesn't mean the stock won't rally ahead of time in anticipation of the comeback especially after the pullback. don't take it from me let's go straight to the

the morning show, joining sonata in the lead actor in a drama category, idris elba for hijack, donaldglover, mr. and mrs. smith, walton goggins for fallout, gary oldman, slow horses and dominic west. >> the crown you still love to cook, right? >> the bear broke the record for most nominations by a comedy series in one year, with 23, including nods for several of its stars and the three stars of only murders in the building all earned nominations this year. in the lead comedy actor category, we find steve martin and martin short, plus matt berry. what we do in the shadows, larry david for curb your enthusiasm, jeremy allen white for the bear, and d'pharaoh woon-a-tai reservation dogs up for lead comedy actress quinta brunson, abbott elementary, ayo edebiri for the bear selena gomez only murders in the building maya rudolph, loot, jean smart hacks and kristen wiig for palm royale in the limited series category. true detective night country leads the way with 19 nominations. its star, two time oscar winner jodie foster, earned her first acting emmy nomination in los angeles. george penna

. >> seth: i had the same thing with my mom once and idris elba. which i feel like same thing.is a long line of moms waiting for pictures, or a long line of dads. [ laughter ] >> yeah. they must be used to it. >> seth: so, this is a yorgos -- help me with his last name, yorgos -- >> lanthimos. >> seth: -- lanthimos. fantastic director. did "poor things" with emma stone. this is the first time you've worked with him. >> yeah. >> seth: and this is an exceptionally unique and incredible movie. but you -- it's basically like -- would say three -- it's almost like novelas. >> what do you think it's about, seth? >> seth: what do i think it's about? i have a lot of thoughts, actually, about what the first part is about. >> i'm sorry. you don't have to answer that. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, i want to say something about this movie. 'cause i think -- i see what you're doing. because this movie is hard to explain. and you've had to do it, not on late night shows, you had to do it on morning shows. >> i know. [ laughter ] yeah. just recently. >> seth: watching you on a morning show tryi

. >> the king and idris elba have been discussing how to support young people affected by knife crime youth violence. today, the hollywood actor told king charles how intervention from the prince's trust now called the prince's trust now called the king's trust, helped him as a teenager. the new prime minister, sir keir starmer, and the home secretary were also supporting the event today at saint james's palace . space has saint james's palace. space has been told by us regulators to ground its falcon nine rocket after one broke apart just a few minutes after its launch. the upper stage engine malfunctioned, meaning 20 satellites were deployed in low orbit, where they'll eventually burn up in earth's atmosphere. it's the first failure of the falcon nine rocket in nearly a decade. falcon nine rocket in nearly a decade . and finally, in sport decade. and finally, in sport england manager gareth southgate says his team's big match experience will be vital in their euro 2024 showdown on sunday against spain. they've reached the tournament's final for the second time in a row. that's after

idris elba works here? mm-hmm. ya, he's super nice. >>> time for a msh mad dash." we've been covering the movers this morning. one we haven't gotten to yet, spotify. >> fantastic momentum, david. they put through a price increase, added audio books, audio books for apple music, 26 bucks, spotify $1$11.99. third quarter in a row of profitability. top of record free cash flow. it's a great business. that's what people are reacting to. >> extraordinary. >> you hit everything. i talked to somebody who owns the stock, crushed it on margins, audio books and podcastion doing great. then they raised price, but it did not hurt churn. that's the key here. you raise price but people don't leave you. >> this is not one where they've got to add commercials. they're just loved. it made me think they could have put through an even bigger price increase. >> give them time. >> yes. give them time. i'm on the spotify audio book. actually i don't know anyone not on spotify. spotify audio books is a great deal. >> you enjoy that? >> very much so. >> i still like reading my books, espe

reese witherspoon the morning show and best actor in a drama series nominees are idris elba hijack donalder. mister and missus. smith, walton goggins fallout. gary oldman, slow horses here are up. so not a show gun and dominic west, the crown, the 76 emmy awards will be handed out september 5th. i'm dana devon here in hollywood. more news com >>i pull out there around the bay area today and looks like a temperatures tomorrow going to start heat up. then starting a little uncomfortable in places as we're going to be talking about some triple digit heat return in the bay area. all part of the same ridge of high pressure that has made things very, very hot here in july. but here we go. we've got a nice change. the pattern last couple of days been very comfortable around the bay area, but and now some fog in the creep inside the bay as we speak, but just rather patchy out there for the golden gate bridge got a couple patches of fog continue to roll on in right now. temperature wise. how about this? you're looking at 60's and the san jose little bit warmer inland this evening. that's kind of a

idris elba works here? mm-hmm.erall grocery costs have stabilized. the average barbecue for ten people will cost about 30% more than it did prepandemic. joining us now path lafreeda celebrity butcher and ceo of pat lafreeda meat per vaers. thanks for being here. give us a sense of what you're seeing in sense of pricing for meats sold in restaurants versus those that are direct to consumer. >> well, prices are up in both, and it really has to do with supply. supply is low, and it doesn't seem to be able to correct itself any time soon. >> you've also historically noted the cost of logistics in delivering meat to sid video restaurants. is that still an issue as well? here in the new york area, they umtsly scrapped the plan for congestion pricing. i'm curious if and paying too much for it. so, you're going to see attendance in restaurants, it's going to be lower this season, as beef prices go up and our costs, especially cost to deliver. trucking is very important. as those rise, restaurant prices must rise. labor is

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idris elba works here? mm-hmm. ya, he's super nice. >>> all right.rning, and after the june pce data the core number a little hotter than had been anticipated up by 0.2%. versus the 0.1% expected. still seeing strong gains in the markets this morning. pulled back ever so slightly. dow futures up 225 instead of 250. s&p futures up by about 40 points versus 50 earlier. nasdaq indicated up close to 200 points. >>> former president trump scheduled to headline the bitcoin 2024 conference down in nashville over the weekend. the former president looking to secure votes from fans of digital tokens. hoping that he bring a lighter regulatory touch, if he's re-elected, and he has raised i think $4 million, at least in crypto for his presidential campaign. it was only a couple years ago that he had called bitcoin a scam against the u.s. dollar. just went and looked up when that was. talking about it. our next guest is also attending bitcoin 2024. joining us from south carolina, senator tim scott leading republican on the banking committee. i remember it, senator

idris elba works here? mm-hmm.r unity last night in the wake of the assassination attempt of former president trump. in an oval office address, biden condemned political violence saying politics must never become a literal battlefield. joining us now is delaware democratic senator chris coons. co-chair of the biden presidential campaign. chris, heard the same thing from president trump. sounds like he may be rewriting his speech and calling for unity as well. if that's the case, it would be somethingif this can really stick. what do you think in the wake of what happened? it was shocking to see former president trump -- targeted in such a way. actually shot. >> so, becky, this is a moment for all of us to reflect on where we're headed as a nation. i am so grateful that former president trump is safe, that our president joe biden dedicated and oval office address to denouncing political violence, urging that we reduce the tempo and temperature of our speaking about each other in campaigns, and i'll remind you. it wa

he's been crowned a daddy by the internet, joining the ranks of other famous faces like idris elba, pedroewfound attention a good thing? are people simply objectifying him, or is this all rather, sycophantic, fawning, fawning media coverage? >> well, journalist and commentator rebecca reid joins us now. rebecca, this happens quite often in our politics. we had the milifandom with millie bay and miliband, did we? we did. that was 2015. you couldn't escape it. and then, of course , escape it. and then, of course, dishy rishi during covid and now sexy starmer. what's going on with these journalists? >> i mean, i think the worst bit was when we all fancied jeremy corbyn briefly. >> and i looked back at that and i don't know yourself, rebecca, honestly, there was a period where i did find corbyn quite attractive. >> it's very confusing to me how that happened. but yeah, i think there's a combination of factors here. i think power is always appealing, i think that when you get when you get into a big job, you often get a bit of a glow up. a lot of people, particularly men, look great in an expe

this follows a reception that was held at saint james's palace this week, with idris elba and some young all over the uk. so i think it's really good that the king is putting this pressure on kingston. i'm not pressured, but for him to update him on what's going on, because a lot of young people have put their trust in laboun people have put their trust in labour, because they do want to see that change happening . so see that change happening. so it'll be interesting. but sir keir starmer says that it's good that his government receives this pressure because they want to change from making promises into action. >> he's gonna have to put some pressure on the mayor of london, though. that's a problem. >> yeah, it's a huge problem . >> yeah, it's a huge problem. >> yeah, it's a huge problem. >> you know, nationally crime is going down. but in london it's going down. but in london it's going up particularly violent crime. so yeah, that is and you know, we've had a labour mayor for a very long time. yeah. is he not taking this issue seriously. and it's something that affects particularly you