does the first folio mean to you?ell, i mean, it contains so many of the plays... ..that are the reason why shakespeare is the cornerstone of our cultural life in the way that he is. he simply wouldn't exist... ..as part of the kind of national conversation in the way that he does without the first folio. those... we would have lost so many of those plays. you know, i'm sitting here at the end of my first day of rehearsals for macbeth, a play that's been in performance now for over 400 years. but it wouldn't exist. we wouldn't have a copy of it. and even those that we did have, that we do have other sources for, the folio was the kind of...the prestige edition. and the reason that those plays are still performed around the world, the reason that shakespeare is the cultural colossus that he is, is because that book was published. great glamis... ..worthy cawdor. greater than both, by the all—hail hereafter... let's take just macbeth. what would it have meant if macbeth, we'd never come across macbeth? david stammers it

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themselves known again, from the state historical library of moscow, someone brazenly stole 296 rare folios of the apostle printed in russia ivan fedorov and a handwritten gospel of the 15th century turned out to be involved in a daring robbery. cleaner yasha grigoriev, he was detained while trying to sell valuable copies, so grigoriev, who would later take the name saturday, found himself behind bars for the first time. i needed to send, as they say, an operational file. but after leaving the colony, the repeat offender did not stop; the gang of so -called ninja turtles, which he put together while in the colony, became even larger, the crimes were even harsher, the methods were even more dangerous. in 2012, the group found an alcoholic on the street; he lived just above a jewelry store. methodically soldering the poor fellow the raiders quietly, day after day, cut a hole in its floor for jewelry; in this operation , everything was thought out to the smallest detail, while one distracted attention, from the ceiling , people in camouflage were saying something, somehow this is how they laid

between the leading business for the world's largest user of aluminum with a strongly growing order folio does the future of china mean? >> right now i'm optimistic china is spending more on infrastructure and there are certain industries that are booming, the electric vehicles help demand. haidi: it's a tough juggling act, it's a careful balancing but we are also seeing intervention with steer -- steel and iron ore. jakob: if you are referring to china, they are our customers. we are open for transparent markets. haidi: you said you were in beijing a few weeks ago. what was -- jakob: do you sense that the property market has to adjust, they are making a lot in china, initiatives to open up. sentiment is positive. haidi: are you hearing there will be more stimulus? jakob: we see it and we see the latest announcement, huge stimulus might not be necessary. they projected around 5%. haidi: there have been issue surrounds live. is this a short-term issue? jakob: long-term issue is the world needs more copper. we need to have copper. the challenges, it's not that easy to find. there will be a

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themselves known again from the state historical library of moscow, someone brazenly stole 296 rare folios printed in russia and a handwritten gospel of the 15th century; it turned out to be involved in a daring robbery janitor yasha grigoriev, he was detained while trying to sell prices and ended up behind bars. i needed to send, as they say, a little thing, a little thing to my accomplice at that moment, this little thing was intercepted by the operational department. but after leaving the colony the repeat offender did not stop, the gang of so -called ninja turtles that he put together while in the colony became even larger, the crimes were even harsher, the methods were even more dangerous. in 2012, the group found an alcoholic on the street; he lived just above a jewelry store, methodically getting the poor guy drunk. the pilots quietly, day after day, cut a hole in its floor for jewelry; in this operation , everything was thought out to the smallest detail, while one distracted attention by setting fire to a car on the opposite side of the street, others knocked out part of the ceili

we are looking at the folio from the imperial mughal album, illustrating the story of hamza known as of hamza. she passed away before their marriage. it's full of incident and detail. i think it's a nice contrast with the blue qur�*an where we were looking at highly stylised, nonrepresentational imagery in the form of calligraphy, and here, anyone who thinks that you neverfind representational forms in islamic art, well, just take a look at this. actually, in islamic art and manuscripts that tells poetry or stories, there are lots of figurative representations. and this feels like one of the most action packed stories you could hope to encounter — but, at the same time, there's still that absolutely classic islamic interest in ornament and geometric pattern. something like this rug — it appears as though it's quite flat, but your eye is drawn right around, thanks to the use of these patterns and devices. you've got this, like a helter—skelter ride, which takes the eye all the way down to the coffin. to the main scene, yes. beautiful calligraphy and exquisite korans are exactly what y

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impossible to see how translations are now, well, we used to have legendary translations, i don’t know, foliosr example, there or this family leisure club, are they now improving the situation a little, or do people in principle know the ukrainian language better, who take on such and such a function, to be translators from another language, the training of translators who translate qualitatively, who have a qualitative command of the ukrainian language, this is a rather long process, and you just have to adjust to the fact that everything will not change suddenly, but efforts are also being made for this, in particular we plan to work with translators, ukraine, the ukrainian book institute will join the big financial project from next year. creative europe, where in particular emphasis will be placed on translations, and in particular from small languages ​​and into small languages, ukraine also belongs to those small languages, and on which the emphasis will be placed, so that gradually, gradually it will be equalized, many publishers, in particular those who... are mainly focused on the pub

despite the great anniversary of the first folio and the rest of it . i was sad to retire from from gb news. um, but it was the right thing to do because of my health. we were. >> we were delighted to have you. you were the grand old man of gb news, you know. >> and i'll tell you this. gb news looked after me extremely well when i started to become ill, and when we jointly decided it was time to step back, they couldn't have been nicer and nor couldn't have been nicer and nor could they have been kinder. good. and i really value that. and so does my family. >> you've got, you know, early onset dementia. alistair, you're in retirement. does alistair in retirement. how does alistair stewart deal with retirement ? stewart deal with retirement? >> not terribly well. i mean, i still watch , uh, day in, day out still watch, uh, day in, day out and listen to the radio as well and listen to the radio as well and look as many papers as i can. and the deal that i've got with angelo and others, uh, in the sort of the suits, as it were, at gb news is if i spot some

and the folio to pen continues to finally realize something is wrong. when will they realize, or when will they start telling the truth about what's going on? they know they know what's happening. believe me, they know what's happening. when will they have the courage to say this? when will they have the courage to? cool out is what a and for these atrocities. this is why said they have words of concern. and i ask, how is this going to help us? and i go back to my point unless you take a strong stand and say this is the wrong, this has to stop. unless you make sure it stops, you have the means to have the but should we expect this, given that? as i said, they lined up one after the other to pay the bill and to provide the political cause that i think this war has proven to us. but us the news that the world does not see us as a. and i think that this what has also reveals to us that people can see off many in the list. and about 40 years they left showed us on the international law and human rights yet. and they, you know, we don't see this applying for

people who had fled to the rat 5, which israel hoping folio according a safe look at that scale of destruction, right? the entire residential areas leveled to the ground. so we spoke to some of the survivors the they were young children who fled from their homes with no resistance members or missiles or anything. a miss so hit the building and it felt over them. for the remainder left, they all died and suffocated. the building was full of people around 60 people. with that we heard an explosion in the area. we rushed to the place and found people in pieces. and also singling did was rescued. they were all killed young children and you know that the least congested house in the city of russell hosts at least 20 displaced people. but as a documented period situation and gaza continues to was a number of the assistive israeli attacks, a guys have a strong list now shows well the conditions, how they are in the region now and how people to try to get by on this as well. it was the office where i used to sit and up to all of my work when there was an actor and a running work out running business h

when i became ceo a little over seven years ago, that was the biggest part of the for folio.frastructure. so this year, it was about 10% of our revenue, and we grew the company dramatically over that timeframe. so the mix shifted favorably. and we've guided investors for a long time but that business would trend down overtime, because it's not an area of focus. and where we're putting our r&d dollars is really where the puck is going, which is in high performance data infrastructure applicant shuns driven by accelerated computing. that's gonna be the biggest semiconductor opportunity, i think, over the next several years. >> all, right matt. thanks for putting the right perspective. it's tough to understand. but i think that people who are listening now know exactly what they're getting into, and the stock is down a lot, so, you laid it out well. that's matt murphy, president ceo of marvell technology. thanks for coming on, matt. >> thanks a lot. >> we'll be back after the break. >> coming up, pop up in those umbrellas and tee up your toughest questions. premier takes on all

but first, folio police answering questions from the public >> the police are talking about a recent incident in which an officer shot a man. it happened november 20th. the victim did survive. kron four's amanda hari reports on last night's town hall meeting. we all know that has broken the vallejo police department holding a community town hall wednesday night in an effort to build back the community's trust. >> they discussed the initial investigation steps after an officer shot a suspect back on november. 20th police say the officer was trying to arrest 2 people in connection to an armed robbery. one of the suspects, the juvenile play opd says they'll be conducting administrative investigation while the county major crime task force handles a criminal investigation, some questions could be answered, it's still an active investigation, prompting concerns from many residents. i believe that the citizens of reserve the to be told there's also a critical incident review board made up of mostly police officials and one vallejo community member. >> some people question the department on

and so the platt amendment, one folio of it is actually on the wall next to this portrait of roosevelt the other thing he does is he signs the roosevelt corollary, which builds on that monroe doctrine of 1823. and it actually takes it one step further. that, again, allows for intervention into governments in latin america whose democracy is perceived as being threatened by the u.s. so gives a sort of carte blanche for us intervening in the western hemisphere. building on that monroe doctrine. and he's also kind of building on mckinley's plans for what was happening when was first in office. yeah, he does. i mean, mckinley probably didn't have as much of a vision that roosevelt does. roosevelt, for example, was in charge of the of creating the panama canal and making it happen. the panama canal zone is still some parts are still under u.s. influence, but much of it has been purchased by the chinese which is a really interesting kind of twist to the idea of sea power and in whose hands lie sea power today. we talked about roosevelt as as a diplomat we talked about what he was doing that

between 1995 and 1997, thanks for coming on to both of you 2023 marks 400 years since shakespeare's first folioas published. the work that for the first time gathered the great bard's plays in a single volume . bard's plays in a single volume. without it works such as macbeth, julius caesar and the tempest might have been lost forever . in tempest might have been lost forever. in july, i had the chance to speak to the father and son duo ben and david crystal, the former a scholar, the latter a shakespearean actor. they introduced me to the sound of shakespeare's words, as they would actually have been spoken at the time. have a listen. we when to the sessions of sweet silent thought, i summon up remembrance of things past i sigh the lack of many a thing i sought. >> and with old woes new wail. my >> and with old woes new wail. my dear , time's waste. my dear, time's waste. >> now this is a sonnet, michael. so every couplet has got to rhyme. exactly because that's the way sonnets were so did you notice things past, my dear? time's waste . come on, dear? time's waste. come on, shakespeare, what's

between 1995 and 1997, thanks for coming on to both of you 2023 marks 400 years since shakespeare's first folio was published. the work that for the first time gathered the great bard's plays in a single volume . bard's plays in a single volume. without it works such as macbeth, julius caesar and the tempest might have been lost forever . in tempest might have been lost forever. in july, i had the chance to speak to the father and son duo ben and david crystal, the former a scholar, the latter a shakespearean actor. they introduced me to the sound of shakespeare's words, as they would actually have been spoken at the time. have a listen. we when to the sessions of sweet silent thought, i summon up remembrance of things past i sigh the lack of many a thing i sought. >> and with old woes new wail. my >> and with old woes new wail. my dear , time's waste. my dear, time's waste. >> now this is a sonnet, michael. so every couplet has got to rhyme. exactly because that's the way sonnets were so did you notice things past, my dear? time's waste . come on, dear? time's waste. come on, shakespeare, what

this is like the last year, ecuador became the second biggest exposure for dfc, in whole folio. >> is a fourth and hospital investment. it is a power deal. it is the largest nature swap in history. this is going to help ecuador, by reducing gas, helping them to deal with economic coercion and also, providing funding for conservation activities. forcing them to be legal and regulated transactions this is partially because we have had a government that is been a great partner. they have been fantastic. ecuador, i think is a good model for where it is working. this is about the other circumstance. >> do you think the waiver process is sufficient to deliver these tools that you need? wow, we wish china doesn't have these restrictions. we wish you were a little bit less restrictive in the space and i completely get why they would prioritize a country that has the greatest economic economy process. we have other values as well and >> the waiver process is working. it is not perfect. it also creates an area that is not part of the exception pathway. it is a significant delay they have admini

that allows us to think that maybe the context for these folios going forward will be a bit differenthe rates have php or at least that's our expectation. if that does not pan out, at least the environment could support a more negative correlation between bond and equities. we think the likelihood that is happening is higher going forward. the portfolios will likely generate steadier performance and i think for investors, that is not a bad place to start the new year given that we are facing a year full of geopolitical risks and election events that could be quite impactful. >> investors have priced in a fed dovish pivot several times already. what does that mean when it comes to market expectations and the said having to follow through. homin: first of all, it's great that we are not talking about the rate cuts. that is a meaningful shift. the feasibility of rate cuts is pretty high. when it comes to the magnitude of rate cuts, we think the markets move ahead a little too far. there will be two cuts in the second half of the year. there is a growing school for the third cut in light

shery: great to get your insight, senior vice president and or folio manager at neuberger berman doingnto the japanese economy and markets. we have been seeing the japanese yen see strengths last week. we are continuing to watch for the expectation of boj policy goes from here. catch japan ahead every week every monday at 8:40 am. if you are watching in tokyo. 7:40 p.m. sunday in new york. bloomberg subscribers can watch live on the terminal using tv . this is bloomberg. shery: raised ball superstar show a otani's record $700 million tenure contract with the l.a. dodgers may bake -- be a boon not just for him but his corporate sponsors. hideo cassano joins us from tokyo. what impact do you see from otani's record deal that potentially plays out for japanese equities? hideyuki: a lot of people will talk about the deal and some of the main bid for -- beneficiaries will be has corporate sponsors. another potential segment's forwards. there are not many, but there are a few japanese sports where makers. it's not entirely clear what kind of benefit of show a otani's big -- show a otani'

um the already started discussion in g one around high school port folio recommendations. we will start with questions comments, clarification from commissioners and i'm going to ask if commissioners can hold off on follow up questions as much as possible. but is there anyone who would like to start and get the conversation going in? i can go then. that's great. i'll call on myself, then we'll have other commissioners go. i want to thank the committee, me, the superintendent and all the folks who went to the meetings and participated in some way, shape or form. i just really want to appreciate and value the people who volunteer and commit their time to help improve our district and to make things better. i definitely am not opposed to it. i think that the outcomes that the superintendent is recommending, i do feel that the outcomes and the results. schultz and the report from the workgroup didn't match the expectations. i had when we initially started this process. and i was really hopeful that not only the outcome, but that the process itself would be able to help bring t