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he said, you know, "look after wayne rooney, he is yourfuture. do not kill him."ds to use, because obviously we were being very critical of rooney for the red card. and so, he was very good at protecting players. i mean, david beckham, he was always supporting his players — i mean, england went on strike at one point, and sven actually came out on their side, much to the fans anguish. i think that he also provided a window into sort of english society, english mores, and the fact that, you know, when he had relationships — he was unmarried — but when he had relationships with unmarried women, the fa went into meltdown, fleet street went into meltdown. i mean, it was quite a chaotic era. i can remember, i think it was nuts magazine delivering a water bed to the fa's hq in soho square at the time. and there were all these blazers, fa officials wandering in and out, and just sort of bemused by all this. but yeah, he certainly added to the fun around england. and he was really dignified in this past year, very open about what he was facing, and very interesting some o

they had been kept in squalor by the rooney family.ll, was even made to dig his own grave. today's sentences reflect the level of exploitation, control and violence that exhibited. it's seven years since the rooneys wept in court as their family were sent to prison. but only now has the victim's sister finally won what she says is adequate compensation for him. it has taken as long to get his compensation as the rooneys have spent in prison. and that's quite something, isn't it? i only wish the money could fix him, but it won't. the family would only tell their story anonymously. they are still fearful of the rooneys. my brother needs care round the clock. he was hit over the head with a jcb bucket, i believe, and this has caused him to develop brain atrophy. what we got back was definitely not the man that left us. it is clear from police footage of his rescue that the victim's suffering was mental as well as physical. doesn't appear to be any toilet area. he was forced to live in this caravan in squalor and filth, condition is not fi

even heskey scored the 4—2 against croatia at euro 2004, when rooney was unplayable.ave won that tournament under sven if rooney hadn't got injured in the quarterfinal and then other games. 0bviously, david beckham's free kick against greece at old trafford in 2002, to get england to that world cup, and then obviously beckham's redemption against argentina in sapporo in 2002. so, you know, there were some really good games. he probably underachieved slightly with england, given the quality of the players — beckham and rooney, and gerrard and lampard, and ashley cole and john terry and players like that. asking him why he didn't take on penalty of the psychology of plays. he on penalty of the psychology of .la 5, ., , ., on penalty of the psychology of plays. he also said it taken psychologist _ plays. he also said it taken psychologist on _ plays. he also said it taken psychologist on some - plays. he also said it taken psychologist on some of i those tournaments. goalkeeperjoe hart played for eriksson during his time as manchester city manager — speaking on bbc radio

england could have won that tournament under sven if rooney hadn't got injured.ck against greece to get england to the world cup, and then beckham's redemption against argentina in 2002. there were some really good games. probably underachieved with england given the quality of the players, beckham and rooney and lampard and gerard. southgate got the players practising penalties, rather than the victorian ethos it's a bit unsporting to practise penalties. i think sven admitted that. why he didn't take work on penalties, the psychology of players. he should have taken a psychologist to some of those tournaments. goalkeeperjoe hart played for eriksson during his time as manchester city manager — speaking on bbc radio 5 live, hart said he was a hugely positive influence. i couldn't not respect him, i couldn't not behave under him. as chris was saying, in that era of the hair dryer, you didn't want to cross sven, you don't want to let the guy down. too young to appreciate him, too early in the game to appreciate there's some beautiful people in this game, who are par

they had been kept in squalor by the rooney family.g his own grave. today's sentences reflect the level of exploitation, control and violence that exhibited. it's seven years since the rooneys wept in court as their family were sent to prison. but only now has the victim's sister finally won what she says is adequate compensation for him. it has taken as long to get his compensation as the rooneys have spent in prison. and that's quite something, isn't it? i only wish the money could fix him, but it won't. the family would only tell their story anonymously. they are still fearful of the rooneys. my brother needs care round the clock. he was hit over the head with a jcb bucket, i believe, and this has caused him to develop brain atrophy. what we got back was definitely not the man that left us. it is clear from police footage of his rescue that the victim's suffering was mental as well as physical. he was forced to live in this caravan in squalor and filth, condition is not fit for human habitation. this is where they would lay their he

some of them seen here posing with one of the rooneys. 15 of them have died.ilar legal action. sadly, i've had four clients die in the time it takes to get legal aid in place and actually make an application to seeker. the seeker system is simply not fit for purpose. compensation is essential to rebuilding lives and closing that door on exploitation. it is incredibly unfair that victims of trafficking are not obtaining compensation. this solicitor represented the victim for free. our sense is that this may be the highest amount of compensation paid out to a modern slavery survivor under the scheme. we hope that it will be a really important and significant decision for other survivors to be able to use. a government spokesperson says this is an awful crime and they say thoughts remained with the affected individuals saying the affected individuals saying seeker have paid out a to victims in the last year to help brave survivors move on with their lives. we understand they don't make specific provisions for victims of modern—day slavery. campaigners say that ne

rooney may have arrived with optimism but he and his team have much to do.was left stranded on 99 not out as she ran out of balls to get her century against northern superchargers. mooney blasted 1a boundaries and three sixes in her 5a—ball knock to help the originals to 151—3 in the first innings. the superchargers didn't quite have enough in response though, making only 134 from their 100 balls to give manchester a 17—run win. it was ultimately in vain, however, as other results mean they've now been eliminated from the competition. originals men are currently defending 152 against the superchargers at old trafford. elsewhere, london spirit men were bowled out by home side and local rivals oval invincibles for only 96. the invincibles' jordan cox scored 61 not out to help them to a nine wicket win which keeps them at the top of the table — just one point from their next game would put them straight into the final. earlier, the invincibles women's team also beat london spirit to go second. let's return to the olympic games, then, where paris 2024 is fini. t

rooney may have arrived with optimism but he and his team have much to do.lves gabriel and william saliba. liverpool beat sevilla 4—1 in the first of two games at anfield, diogo jota with the opener. arne slot�*s side also played against las palmas in a behind closed doors friendly shortly after. liverpool start their campaign away at newly promoted ipswich town on saturday. chelsea were also in action this afternoon as they were beaten 1—0 by inter milan, but some good news for chelsea fans — they have announced the signing of pedro neto from wolves. he was brought out at half time of today's friendly. the portuguese international has joined for an initialfee of £54 million, and has signed a seven—year contract. cricket now, and four games in the hundred, manchester originals' batter beth mooney was left stranded on 99 not out as she ran out of balls to get her century against northern superchargers. mooney blasted 1a boundaries and three sixes in her sit—ball knock to help the originals to 151—3 in the first innings. the superchargers didn't quite have eno

england could have won that tournament under sven if rooney hadn't got injured.kick against greece to get england to the world cup, and then beckham's redemption against argentina in 2002. there were some really good games. probably underachieved with england given the quality and gerard and ashley cole and john terry. southgate got the players practising penalties, rather than the victorian ethos it's a bit unsporting to practise penalties. i think sven admitted that. why he didn't take work on penalties, the psychology of players. he said he should have taken a psychologist to some of those tournaments. goalkeeperjoe hart played for eriksson during his time as manchester city manager — speaking on bbc radio 5 live, hart said he was a hugely positive influence. you couldn't not respect him, you couldn't not behave under him. as chris was saying, in that era of the hair dryer, you didn't want to cross sven, you don't want to let the guy down. too young to appreciate him, too early in the game to appreciate there's some beautiful people in this game, who are part

he said look after wayne rooney, do not kill him, he is your future.itical of him for the red card. good at protecting players. david beckham, always supporting his players. england went on strike at one point and eriksson came out on the side. provide a window into english society and the fact that when he had relationships, with unmarried women, fleet street went into meltdown. nuts magazine delivering a water bed to the fa's hq in soho square at the time, fa officials wandering in and out, bemused by this. he added to the fun around england. i bemused by this. he added to the fun around england-— around england. i really dignified in this past— around england. i really dignified in this past year, _ around england. i really dignified in this past year, open _ around england. i really dignified in this past year, open about - around england. i really dignifiedl in this past year, open about what he was facing, interesting, some of the choices of words he shared with people in his final days and weeks. going back to the manager of those players, we he

england could have won under him if rooney hadn't got injured in the quarter.inst greece at old trafford in 2002 to get england to the world cup. david beckham redemption against argentina and sapporo in 2002. some really good games, probably underachieved slightly given the quality of the players, wayne rooney, ashley cole, frank lampard, john terry, players like that, but as a man my thoughts go out to his family. an incredibly proud father. phlegmatic man. given what we in the press throughout him during the five years. he had his phone hacked. bus £10 million to a financial adviser who wasn't particularly adept at finance or advising. he dealt with it. let's whizz through a few more of those areas in detail. a quiet, understated style of management, what were his particular qualities? he protected the players. when he left england in 2006 after they got knocked out in the quarterfinal, he was strong with us in the written media. he said look after wayne rooney, who got sent off, do not kill him, he is your future. quite strong words to use, we had been crit

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i as well there's a new ed davey wayne rooney show . absolutely. wayne rooney show. absolutely.>> bright idea for a show everybody. >> it's going to be deputy manager. it's absolutely what i have had some worse ideas for a show. we're saying nothing . a show. we're saying nothing. a couple of them anyway. right it's real. st bart's is bristol union jackass , union jackass, >> so i'm going to start with your greatest britain, please, >> keely hodgkinson , i expect to >> keely hodgkinson, i expect to win this because it's not every day that you win a gold medal at the olympics. >> okay. fair enough. all right, who's your greatest briton? >> he's got to be elon musk for, you know, winding up keir starmer in the way that you have to respond by tweet. and that's good trolling an ex. >> otherwise elon wouldn't like it. yeah. don't miss your misgender and miss name x. you'll get cancelled by elon. >> yeah, yeah go on, go on matthew. >> so mine is not a household name, but it's a real true great british hero. it's a guy called sir ernest hall who's died this week in his 90s. and he turn

kate rooney.or indices all down significantly today, we wanted to ask the chart master, where can we seek safety? carter has some safe haven ideas for investors. so, is it value? is that the right way to play right now, carter? >> well, of course, if you look at just the 11 sectors in the market today before we get to the charts, it was truly stacked and perfect inverse order, risk on, risk off. so, in the green, utilities, defensive. reits, defensive. consumer staples, defensive. and then health care. and so, there are areas marked by type of business line that are less cyclical and typically is a playbook that is reliable. let's look at a couple of charts. the first here is a two-security basket. 50% reits and 50% utilities. so, xlu and iyr. what you see, of course, is a well-defined bottoming out, or a bearish to bull ish reversal. it's not doing well absolute. the next chart is a two-panel. it features that same equal weight basket on the top, this is actually a yields chart. but either way, t

those shares, scott, down 10%. >> to kate rooney now on one of the biggies.scott, so amazon's cloud business aws is going to be the big priority. they're watching the higher margin side. growth in aws expected to be 17.6%. that is the bar. the number to beat. cap exanother big area to watch. like other areas, amazon is going to need to this read this needle on spending when it comes to ai. they want to see evidence that the company can monetize ai. amazon is known for the cash burning cycles. we've seen this before. a couple years ago they went big on faster shipping. that has resulted in better unit economics. they have given amazon a bit of a hall pass and they can return the capitol. ecommerce, investors are looking at north american margins. that's key to the profitability. you have the ad business that's been a big part of the bull case. >> kate rooney, we'll see you in o.t. alex from big tech technologies is here. apple, still waiting on that. some suggest it's not that big this quarter because you will only get so much info on where iphone demand is. h

our kate rooney is standing by with that. >> carl, theme here is retail. major retailers losing ground today on worries over weaker sales. those details coming up next. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire introducing a revolution in pain relief. matching your job description. absorbine junior pro, the strongest numbing pain relief available. it's the only solution with two max strength anesthetics for fast penetrating relief absorbine junior pro. nothing numbs pain more. >>> 20 minutes to the closing bell. back to kate rooney for key stocks to watch. >> williams-sonoma slipping after lowering annual sales forecast and posting q2 reserve knew missing estimates. spur share better than expected. stock, wsm, worst day since may. urban outfitters today dropping more than 9% after reporting second quarter sales in those stores that were open for at least a year. those down 9%

they'd been kept in squalor by the rooney family.. it's seven years since the rooneys wept in court as their family were sent to prison, but only now has the victim's sister finally won what she says is adequate compensation for him. it's taken as long to get his compensation as the rooneys have spent in prison. and that's quite something, isn't it? i only wish the money could fix him, but it won't. the family would only tell their story anonymously — they're still fearful of the rooneys. my brother needs care round the clock. he was hit over the head with a jcb bucket, so i believe — and this has caused him to develop brain atrophy. what we got back was definitely not the man that left us. it's clear from police footage of his rescue that the victim's suffering was mental as well as physical. it appears to be any toilet area. he was forced to live in this caravan in squalor and filth — conditions not fit for human habitation. this is where they would lay their heads after a day working on driveways. customers describe watching the v

at the euros in 2004, it was him who had faith in a 17—year—old wayne rooney.sense that england could maybe win the tournament. that was because he was prepared to go against tradition, against conservatism and select a 17—year—old when others might have been a bit more conservative. i think because he had that sense that life was for living he was prepared to take the gamble. remembering sven-goran _ to take the gamble. remembering sven-goran eriksson _ to take the gamble. remembering sven-goran eriksson who - to take the gamble. remembering sven-goran eriksson who has - to take the gamble. remembering sven-goran eriksson who has died| to take the gamble. remembering i sven-goran eriksson who has died at sven—goran eriksson who has died at the age of 76. hello there. that whether there is more cloud tending to come in from the atlantic and, eventually, that will bring some more rain. we may see the cloud increasing across some western areas, but ahead of that it has been a very pleasant bank holiday monday here in warwickshire with some sunshine. these are the

kate rooney, what's going on with amazon?on the screen, one of the biggest laggards, the biggest on the dow, if you look at just the dow today, it has to do with the jitters around the consumer and this choppy forecast we heard about for the third quarter. you step backwards amazon was seen as this hedge in mega cap tech because it also had the consumer business. it wasn't just an ai play. that is working against the stock as investors worry about the broader economy. revenue guidance missed for amazon for the first time in almost two years. profit outlook came up short. online sales growth did slow. ceo andy jassy on the call with analysts called the consumer cautious. he noted that folks are now trading down to lower priced items. cloud growth, though, that aws side of the business, revenue up 19%, better than expected. amazon does plan to spend more this year after spending $30.5 million in the first half. the company now expects capital investments to be higher in the second half. they say the majority of that spending go

the very famous wayne rooney. wayne rooney is the correct answer.he fourth period. it's time to take stock. all games. having caught up and overtaken his rivals in the fourth period, ivan libetsky wins. congratulations. thank you. ivan, well, the game turned out to be difficult, let’s just say, not everything worked out, but the main thing is the result, for which we congratulate you. thank you again, yes, the game turned out to be difficult, there were perhaps small failures here and there, but overall i’m glad that thanks. somewhere by chance, somewhere by intuition, somewhere directly through my sports knowledge i managed to get ahead and accordingly win, so i dedicate the victory to your probably main fan, moreover, to a fan of even your program, this is to your eldest son artyom, hello to you and for you this is a victory. well, we also join and say hello to the glorious city of skidel. let's finish here, my name is gennady vaytoevich, you watched the intellectual sports show. playing with your head, pump up not only your body, but also your br

the very famous wayne rooney. wayne rooney, this is the correct answer.f the fourth period. it's time to sum up the whole game. having caught up and overtaken his rivals in the fourth period, ivan lebetsky wins. congratulations. thank you. ivan, well, the game turned out to be difficult, let's just say that not everything worked out, but the main thing is the result, for which we congratulate you. thank you. once again, yes, the game turned out to be difficult, there were perhaps small failures here and there, but on the whole i’m glad that, thanks to chance somewhere, intuition somewhere, directly to my sports knowledge, i managed to get ahead and win accordingly, so i dedicate the victory to my probably main fan, moreover, a fan of even your program, this is to my eldest son, artyom, hello to you, and for you this is a victory, well, we also join and say hello to the glorious city.

phil lebeau to kate rooney on what's taking place with amazon. tell us. >> so the amazon story is partially what we've heard about with the big tech selloff. some blaming the carry trade and unwinding. some fears around the consumer. core e-commerce business is very much exposed to weaker spending. andy jassy reminded investors of that on the earnings call describing customers as cautious, and that lower revenue forecast not going to help in this uncertain environment as it's planning to bulk up spending to compete in ai. fin technology, one of the weakest. paypal, block, robinhood looking more like banks and they have credit cards, they have cash accounts an they make interest income more important exposed to weaker spending and lower interest rates. robinhood the biggest laggard, outages overnight thanks to a trading partner, schwab and fidelity saw down time today. all have been resolved. back to you. >> kate rooney thank you so much for that. back to bob pisani. the great unknown here is on a couple fronts. number one, what's the ultimate fal

>> kate, appreciate that. >>> that's kate rooney. to julia boorstin.attention to most? >> warner bros. discovery revenue is expected to decline by 3%, the per-share loss is expected to shrink by about half. similar to what we've seen super disney. > >>>, wbd was -- nba rites are importance to max and their loss will accelerate loss. three congressional democrats sent a her today to the doj and ftc urging them to scrutiny nye the deal. with shares down over, the f.t. reporting yesterday in an effort to avoid to break it up. the ceo is looking to sell off smaller assets like the polish tv -- we'll hear more later today. >>> two-minute warning, you just saw the animation there, and heard it as well. we're going to turn to you, mike. the dow is off about 200 or so. financials up higher today, energy higher, oil's higher, maybe again on the middle east sort of concerns that are still out there. >> yes. >> a bit of counter-trend stuff happening for sure. >> we're still work about the cyclicals. travel stocks maybe confirming doubt about the services sector a

. >> i was just talking about this with my whiches, including kate rooney.t has billions of users around the world, so it wants to drive the chat bot, it can easily put the chat bots in the hands of consumer. we don't have the apples-to-apples numbers, but we want to see how they're trying to drive that interaction. and then how it using that data to maybe perhaps drive advertising, which is, of course, how meta makes the vast majority of its revenue. >> julia, great to see you. so interesting, i had an expert this morning talking about ai, and how it's fueled the big stock rally more broadly, ai alone, more than anything else that we have seen this year. the nasdaq composite has risen nearly 70% since the start of last year. most of that, of course, is driven by the expectations that ai will revolutionize technology, create vast new revenue streams for a small handful of megacap names. of course, there are worries in this market, and the big one is whether the ai hype can turn into reality. let's talk about with this with dan newman, kate rooney and steve k

trophy with england so called golden generation, which included the likes of david beckham and wayne rooney. ericsson had a truly global career, having managed teams across full continents. the latter part of his time in football, taking him to asia, where he managed in china with his final post being a student as philippines, the national coach venue and ericsson with long be remembered by friends across the world. so help malik outages data and that's it for me. several venue and then use continue 0 analysis, 0 after a sense of community to stay with the the mileage is the width of the width of then each end is that end community everybody does um, it does where i think we have the i as in secure champions, and that was and so i mean, your records are the ones that the coordinate, the, the dentist on who lives because i moved to my speed my and what of my thing the women have terminated drowning and it didn't because they know that the place is not just the kitchen we are making too much on us. know about being the defendant and how to handle the success the, the dead. because everyone he

over to kate rooney for a news update. >> hey there. volodymyr zelenskyy today fired the commander of the country's air force. the dismissal comes one day after an official said a u.s. made f-16 fighter jet crashed killing the pilot. in a video message zelenskyy says he decided to fire the commander to strengthen ukraine's military leadership. >>> japan's defense ministry requested a record $59 billion in military funding next year saying it needs to further confront the increasing threat from china. japan says it plans to spend nearly $300 billion through 2027 which would put it third in spending behind only the u.s. and china. >>> and just in time for a holiday weekend filled with sports, espn and parent company disney are locked in a battle with directv over a flu deal. espn's current deal with the satellite provider expires on sunday and while negotiations are ongoing both sides say there is still a big divide on the details. if a deal isn't reached directv's 11 million customers could miss out on the u.s. open, college football and

kate rooney in the house to break out the robinhood numbers. >> in the house. great to be here. it was a beat across the board for robinhood. record deposits, as well. revenue grew 40%. monetization looked a lot better. average revenue per user was 113 bucks, 8 bucks better than expected. transaction-based revenue up 69% from a year ago. primarily driven by options. that made up about 55% of the total. crypto was a quarter of that. and equities were only 12%. a lot of talk in the call that's going on right now. trying to court more active traders. margin balances grew 20%. i spoke to the ceo who said they're continuing to take assets from every major brokerage firm. deposits hit a record, roughly $3 billion were in asset transfers. and the size, $130,000 per customer, so, it does signify a higher income investor. they now have $140 billion under custody. schwab still has more than $4 trillion. we just got an update on the august volume. they say they look pretty much the same as july, up 20%. with a billion in net deposits in the first week of august, guys. >> what would be the

. >>> let's go to kate rooney for a cnbc news update. >>> palestinian militant group hamas announceden the presumed master mind of the october 7th attacks on israel as its new leader. yahya sinwar hasn't been seen in public since the attacks that sparked the attacks. meanwhile, more than 8% of americans or about 27 million people did not have health insurance in the first quarter of the year, that's according to the cdc today. which says it represents an increase of 3.4 million over the same time last year and breaks a streak of record low uninsured streaks following the pandemic. >>> vladimir putin is now looking to export russian values around the world today. putin called for the development of a program abroad to spread, quote, traditional russian spiritual and moral values. unclear from putin's order as to what values would be promoted. putin has called the west satanic and accused it of undermining russia by exporting liberal idealogies. tyler, back over to you. >> i wonder if murdering political opponents would be part of those moral values he would wish to foment. >> sorry fo

while wayne rooney, who was given his england debut by eriksen, posted...from footballjournalist henry winter to take us through some of the highlights from eriksen�*s reign as england manager. i was fortunate to cover many of the games. people talk about the football man, they were remarkable. the 5-1 football man, they were remarkable. the 5—1 in munich, the 4—2 against creation in 2004, england could've won that tournament understand if they hadn't gotten injured in the quarterfinal. 0bviously david beckham's kick at old trafford in 2002, to get england to that world comp and then obviously becomeredemption against argentina and sapporo in 2002, so there was some really good games. the quality of the players in that era, players like that the good things that gareth southgate did is he got the players practising penalties, they made it more of a science rather than an old school victorian ethos that you wander up and it's a bit on sporting to practice things like that. the germans have done it for years and look where it's taken them. and, sven, ithink h

kate rooney joins us now. hi, kate. >> reporter: hi, zinhle, so gm's cruise unit is going to start offering its autonomous vehicles on uber next year the company said today the multi-year partnership is going to allow uber riders to choose a trip using the autonomous vehicle. cruise has been trying to regain its footing after its fleet was grounded last year after one of those vehicles struck a pedestrian. almost 50% of all corporate donations this election cycle are coming from the crypto industry, a report from non-profit watchdog group public citizen found about $119 million have been raised by companies with coin base and ripple. most of the money has gone to super-pacs, and peloton will charge new customers a $95 activation fee, if they bought their equipment from a secondhand market. the connected fitness company is seeing more people buy their peloton bikes and treadmills from those platforms and members will be offered discounts on accessories like bike shoes and spare parts. back to you. >> oh, no, go

let's bring in chief market strategist katherine rooney. krv, its been a long time.let's begin with the premise that, are you more confident then of a soft landing now this morning after listening to powell? >> well after listening to powell it doesn't make me more confidence in a soft landing. i think the risk is elevated that we could go into an economic downturn. i think that's really underpriced by the markets so it's not my base case but the risk is elevated and it's worth protecting your portfolio against that potential risk. charles: we can talk about protection but in that report you highlight how badly markets react when we have these rate cuts and they occur at the same time there's a recession. you go through the seven, past seven cycles three of course has happened. what i was shocked at were the declines as much as 49%, 57%, 37%. i think the problem though is that the national bureau of economic research time stamps recessions long after they happen so how do we know if we're in an environment where that's happening? >> we don't know until after the fact

kate rooney joining us with the market intelligence on artificial intelligence. kate? >> the wall street journal today reporting that apple and nvidia are looking to get into openai's latest funding round. microsoft is also expected to put more money in. we have not heard back from those companies, but this is all tied to a multibillion dollar funding round for openai, which we've been reporting on for cnbc. i'm told by a source that openai's valuation will be at least $100 billion in this new funding round. that source telling me that the venture firm thrive capital is going to be leading the round and they're putting in $1 billion in new investment into openai, and the sky high valuation, it really puts the a.i. darling just behind spacex in terms of the most valuable companies out there, also, a lot of other public companies valued at more than $100 billion, i did speak with an investor who is looking to get in on this deal, they say that openai is going to need to justify that valuation with exponential growth and even better products. so, large language models, ch

trophy with england so called golden generation, which included the likes of david beckham and wayne rooney. ericsson had a truly global career, having managed teams across full continents. the latter part of his time in football, taking him to asia, where he managed in china with his final post being a student as philippines, the national coach venue and ericsson with long be remembered by funds across the world. so hell malik data? well, that's it from a diamond jordan, it's an avenue just continues. you'll notice the are off to the big picture spectrum sense of watching the 10s of thousands of children were born in to well live down to the i still regime in iraq and syria. now many are in kemp, i the role funds of with the, with the mothers, rejected by their own communities checking the things that people are going to welcome them after that. of course not an emmy award winning documentary. here's the trailing and traumatic story. the children throw stones at me erects last generation on out just the the vs i gave, i'm not going to just showcase the kind of what is to be done 2nd to fai

should we talk about wayne rooney? >> yeah. wayne rooney, he's now the plymouth argyle manager.t for wayne rooney. so they lost four nil first game of they lost four nil first game of the season against sheffield wednesday. and it's like oh dean he wednesday. and it's like oh dear. he was digging the players out and saying this isn't right and this is wrong. and but anyway they managed. they beat cheltenham town yesterday again not the glamour tie . no but it's not the glamour tie. no but it's in the carabao cup. they won three nil. so he's going to be happy. they're at home to hull on sunday. and also the other rumours that are going around at the moment is mauricio pochettino who left chelsea, who i know wasn't happy at chelsea. i know wasn't happy at chelsea. i still think it's a crazy decision for chelsea to get rid of him, that it looks like today we could expect that he'll be announced as the boss of the united states of america. really? so how do we feel about that ? i mean, really? so how do we feel about that? i mean, it's not is it? is it a great move for a career? is

spreading rapidly from the 13 countries, including for the 1st time in the east african nations of rooney, kenya, wanda, and uganda. the outbreak is most severe in the democratic republic of congo, which is reported daily. $18000.00 impulse cases and $537.00 day so far this year. according to the un agency. it said in children the hottest. they account for more than half the cases. and over 80 percent of dates in east africa. out bureau chief, mild, nora miller reports the design of the whole history and disturb your brother, people mine at the, to a recovering from impulse. the mother is released them in the virus. a tentative one particularly hot uses the guns when they own the stuff that he didn't sleep when he was crying all night in the army. in the morning he had a high fever and so dodger to get rashes. so that's why i came here to the hospital and tony, but tickets on the doctors gave the children antibiotics and the cream let's get the rafters were hurting me. when i put the medicine on, i feel better, and i just take care of this hospital near goma and the democratic republic of

wane rooney picked up his first point in charge of plymouth, as they drew one—all with hull city.or swansea and watford against preston & stoke respectively. the fa cup final may be nine months away, but 272 non—league clubs are continuing on the long journey to wembley this weekend, in the preliminary round of the competition. it was honours even in the north—east derby between ashington and bishop auckland live on the red button. the visitors, bishop auckland, took the lead midway through the first half in northumbria. but the two sides will have to do it all over again after the hosts — ashington — equalised, an hour into the game. the knockout stages of the league cup got under way in scotland today. defending champions rangers are on course for the quarterfinals. they're currently leading stjohnstone 2—0 thanks to goals from cyriel dessers and ross mccausland. there's just a few moments of added time left at hampden park. premiership side ross county were knocked out by league 2 spartans i—nil. aberdeen beat queen�* park i—nil. dundee thrashed airdrieonians 6—1. there was ano

in 2004 he had faith in a 17 wayne rooney.il gareth southgate i hadn't felt before in my professional life, a sense that england could win the tournament. that was because he was prepared to go against tradition, conservatism, and select the 17—year—olds. because he had that sense that life is for living, he was prepared to take a gamble. he transcended football. you can say the name sven and you automatically knew he was talking about. there are very few people who are known just by their first name and he achieved that. i think some of that was the off field antics he cut off to. that came together in bad and bad in 2006, the bizarre situation with the wives and girlfriends, which he was front centre. nancy dallaglio, she was part of that culture. that was a very strange thing to cover as a journalist. every night in bad and bad and you get a phone call to say they are all in this italian restaurant. there will be dancing on tables. suddenly football and celebrity culture came together. we all came out of that with a lot of

viruses now spreading for the 1st time from the democratic republic of congo to neighboring kenya. rooney, uganda, rwanda and pox is transmitted through close contact and causes flu like symptoms and posts filled lesions based cases a mile, but it can kill, i mean, at least 15000 cases and 461 that's reported so far this year. the number is likely to be much higher. the evidence we have on the number of cases, the number of debts they had just to book the iceberg. and the reason is that in policies largely of miles condition, we have limited surveillance. we have limited capacity to do the testing that's required. we have limited capacity to do the contact facing and the reporting. so the multiple points in this, the information we have reflects only partial situation or what's actually happening as well. that impulse success discovered in lab monkeys back in 1958, and it's, and demi composites of central and west africa, but cases have been increasing. and indeed up by 160 percent compared to this time . last year, the 2022, the w h. a world health organization declared a global emergenc

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in the movies during, the thirties and forties for example the 1939 film babes in arms with mickey rooneyand judy garland, fdr in e.r. and the reverent 1945 british film great day, in which a british village plans for her visit. her visit. however, after eleanor's death in november 62, the past was open for filmmakers and documentary documentarians put her life and of franklin on film and television screens. the eleanor roosevelt story won the oscar for. best documentary in 1965 and is the seventies. dawn. they became the subject of emmy award television dramas such as eleanor and franklin. in 1976, which is how i was introduced as a girl to. the roosevelts. she's been a major or supporting in more than 50 different narrative films or television, including showtime's the first lady series in 2022 and a major topic of at least 25 documentaries. she was also an early advocate. visual literacy, specifically to the newsreels. e.r. wrote in 1938. i contend that seeing things is almost necessity in this visual minded of our development. she recognized that the movies were primarily enjoyed as e

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kate rooney has the details. >> hey, kelly.inhood is one of the companies that is getting hit the hardest. it was down 15%. it's cut the losses pretty much in half. there are a few issues at play. customers had problems accessing 24-hour trading, robinhood telling me this is due to a third-party providers called blue ocean. there were problems logging into charles schwab and fidelity, and i'm told those issues have been resolved. robinhood over time it's diversified, and now relying more on cash accounts and credit cards. though this jump in volatility we are see today, we'll see it report later in the works and arkk finish tex tends to be a good barometer. sofi, though, is one of the very few names in the green, rising on expectations of more loan refinancing. software as a whole, tech sector having a tough day. they were already out of the narrative that ai spending -- with those names today down about 3%. >>> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, potential buyout rumors. we will reveal the name and a few others in today's "t

in the movies during, the thirties and forties for example the 1939 film babes in arms with mickey rooneyy garland, fdr in e.r. and the reverent 1945 british film great day, in which a british village plans for her visit. her visit. however, after eleanor's death in november 62, the past was open for filmmakers and documentary documentarians put her life and of franklin on film and television screens. the eleanor roosevelt story won the oscar for. best documentary in 1965 and is the seventies. dawn. they became the subject of emmy award television dramas such as eleanor and franklin. in 1976, which is how i was introduced as a girl to. the roosevelts. she's been a major or supporting in more than 50 different narrative films or television, including showtime's the first lady series in 2022 and a major topic of at least 25 documentaries. she was also an early advocate. visual literacy, specifically to the newsreels. e.r. wrote in 1938. i contend that seeing things is almost necessity in this visual minded of our development. she recognized that the movies were primarily enjoyed as entertai

the plymouth argyle manager wayne rooney has said he'd like to see pep guardiola take over as permanents. he did add that carsley deserves an opportunity, though. speaking ahead of tomorrow's community shield match against manchester united, the manchester city manager said the choice for his future will be his alone. i have to decide what i want to do with my life. i want to continue here, i want to take a break, i want to do national teams or not, many things, but of course right now, because i'm here, my energy and my energy rises again close to the competition. so, fully, i would say excited for the season because i see things that i like, and we see. to the olympics now, and toby roberts won great britain's 14th gold in paris and their first medal in sport climbing at a games with a dramatic victory in the boulder and lead event. after a strong performance in the boulder saw him in the bronze medal position, roberts scored 92.1 out of a 100 in the lead to move into provisional first place. japanese favourite sorato anraku needed to score 86 to relegate roberts into second but lost