it has been a bad year for the staples because like others -- when the treasury yields store. 38 staples00 are down 10% for the year. it is not just competition and many are packaged food place or they got hit when people realized how groundbreaking the weight loss drugs are. i argue it is successful especially when they -- >> interest rates have plunged to the house from a month ago and make stocks more attractive and many investors think we are headed for nasty slowdown next year, not me. i think it's true. if you're worried about a recession look at staples. i have to admit for the first time i longtime these talks are not cheap at these levels let's start with one, let's start with procter & gamble. when the staples sold off this fall due to weight loss drug worries, they did to. even though these drugs have no impact on thai detergent, gillette razors, do you eat crest toothpaste? i don't. proctor reported three straight quarters so far in 2023 and ey are on track to put up 9% before the weak dollar. these guys ran prices with inflation now the price has come down. one the reasons w

we have seen that prices of other kitchen staples have also gone up kitchen staples have also gone upnd bringing prices down will be key, but export curbs on onions is not the first one. we have seen the government take this road for rice and wheat earlier this year, and prices did come down in the domestic market after the export curbs were announced in the same happened with onions. wholesale market prices have actually been seen coming down, so that is really in the focus because despite the growth story that india portrays where we have seen multiple people updating their growth numbers in the coming months, inflation is still a sticky point and it was the reason why the central bank last friday kept the key interest rates unchanged on the higher side, showing its concern on rising food prices. onions are so important to indian cooking, aren't they? and we have seen some reaction from the producers of onions, those farmers blocking the highway. what has the response been otherwise? at been otherwise? at the moment, onions, been otherwise? at the moment, onions. which _ been otherw

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so we had a lot of just basic staples government cereals, government powdered milk, you know, government, just everything to becoming a cuisine. influencer how he's planning to bring the indigenous food movement to a table near you. and this high schooler came to the u.s. from ethiopia when he was just four years old. now he's on a mission to save lives. my bar soap is completely novel. it is the first of its kind that can help treat against skin cancers. he tells us what inspired him. but first, an epic family reunion. we catch up with the rand family to see how an explorer into family history is forging new ties. that story now on matter of fact. holidays are a time when many families come together, take part in traditions, talk about their history and chances are someone in your family has tried to trace the family tree. the results can be surprising. just. ask the rand family. i first met them 15 years ago, in 2008, when they learned their family tree was more diverse than they knew. it's just after midnight in houston, texas, and the rand family sets out for a family reunion. more t

harry coleman: empanadas are a south american staple, right? everyone says their empanada is the best one, right? the peruvians think that theirs is better, the venezuelans, the chileans, right? we're the only place that has them all in one spot. michelle coleman: you can have a couple come in and one can be from argentina and the other one can be from peru, and they can not only interconnect their cultures, but they can have what makes them feel at home. and that's another thing, we try to keep as authentic as possible. harry coleman: we're gonna just start small and easy. johnny devenanzio: and we just go with our hands, right? michelle coleman: yes. harry coleman: yeah, go for it. that's the ham and cheese. wow. harry coleman: the venezuelan's are a little larger. the peru's are a little bigger. the chileans have this traditional shape. that one's its own monster. it's like a playstation controller. you know, it does look like a playstation controller. the quality, the authenticity, the uniqueness of these empanadas. you have a bright future

climate change is affecting a healthy kitchen staple. welcome to the asia business report. we begin with the price of bitcoin. it briefly hit us$44,000 on tuesday the highest since april 2022 and a turn of fortunes for the cryptocurrency which has more than doubled in value since the beginning of the year. from new york, this report. this is the highest level we have seen bitcoin climb to since april 2022, and a lot has happened since then. in may of 2022 a stable coin crash sent a shock to the system losing investors tens of billions of dollars. a crypto winter followed when asset prices plummeted and then the collapse of the ftx cyrptocurrency exchange in november 2022, and the ftx founder was found guilty of fraud and money laundering last month. also in november, the ceo of binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, pleaded guilty to anti—money laundering and us sanctions violations and paid a $50 million fine and the company paid a $4.3 billion fine. but bitcoin, it seems, is no worse for the wear. the price climbed above $44,000 tuesday and shares of coinbase globa

the mediterranean diet under threat, we report on how climate change is affecting a healthy kitchen staple. welcome to the asia business report. we begin with the price of bitcoin. it briefly hit us$44,000 on tuesday in the us, the highest since april 2022 and a turn of fortunes for the cryptocurrency which has more than doubled in value since the beginning of the year. from new york, this report. this is the highest level we have seen bitcoin climb to since april 2022, and a lot has happened since then. in may of 2022 a stable coin crash sent a shock to the system losing investors tens of billions of dollars. a crypto winter followed when asset prices plummeted and then the collapse of the ftx currency exchange in november 2022, and the ftx founder was found guilty of fraud and money laundering last month. also in november, the ceo of binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange pleaded guilty to anti—money laundering and us sanctions violations and paid a $50 million fine and the company paid a $4.3 billion fine. but bitcoin, it seems, there is no worse for the wear. the price climbed ab

kitchen staple. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm arunoday mukharji. we begin with the price of bitcoin — it briefly hit $44,000 on tuesday — that's its highest level since april 2022. and it's quite a turn of fortunes for the cryptocurrency, which has more than doubled in value since the beginning of the year. from new york, erin delmore reports. this is the highest level we've seen bitcoin climb to since april 2022 and a lot has happened since then. in may of 2022, a stablecoin crash sent a shock to the system, losing investors tens of billions of dollars. a crypto winter followed when asset prices plummeted. then the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange in november 2020 to ftc�*s founder, sam bankman—fried, was found guilty of fraud and money laundering last month. also in november, the ceo of binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, pleaded guilty to anti—money laundering and us sanctions violations. he paid a $50 million fine and the company paid a $4.3 billion fine. but bitcoin, it seems, is no worse for the wear. the price climbe

we report on how climate change is affecting a healthy kitchen staple — olive oil. a warm welcome.are now looking at the top business stories. we begin in brussels, where there is a lot going on today. first up discussions are taking place at the so—called policing artificial intelligence. the political trilogue — that's the eu commission, council, and parliament. they are expected to iron out the final details on the eu's artificial intelligence act. if it becomes eu law it will mark the first attempt in the world to police artificial intelligence. what should be in the bill has seen heated debate based on al's capacity to cause harm. european countries will be discussing possible concessions in negotiations on what's being called the ai rulebook. for more detail i'm joined by kirsten rulf, partner and associate director at boston consulting group. good morning to you. once again, the eu commission by parliament and council grappling with new technology, how to bring the law up—to—date with this. what are we expecting today? with this. what are we exectinu toda ? ., expecting toda

again, that is not just an issue for consumer staples companies. it's also an issue for the healthcare sector as well. what we think about or what we look at is, there's been a huge impact to these companies and their stock prices have reflected it. basically, with we think the bark being worse than the bike to earnings long-term. and studies that are being done now show the impact to consumer staples companies, like a pepsi- co, being three to five years out from now, which would give pepsi a long time to pivot, shall we say, since that has been the word of 2023 as of late, to be able to offset the impact to their salty snacks and sugary drinks. one last piece i'll add is pepty was really one of the early adopters to health and wellness, making that privet. long ago, with areas like quaker oats and tropicana and protein shakes, dried fruit. things have healthier. >> thanks very much, folks. >> and mike, we will see you a little bit later on overtime as well, kicking off at 4:00 p.m. eastern. let's go to santelli, now to the bond market as yields a

today, general mills, fedex, not a consumer staple, but a transpt. what are you seeing? >> it's interestg. you know, it's a big move, clearly, within a couple of hours, hour and a halfreally, and if you step back aittle bit, it just takes us to we were friday around lunchtime. it's not that giant in the scheme of things. normally, when you see sething like that, you hear rumors and then you hear something more solid thanumors. we don't have that yet, we were talking in the gen room, do we have anything really specific to point to? no. so, a lot of what the guys have been saying, you know, is it stops or just momentum and people think, all right, that's it, rally's over? i'm always long, so i'm going to be long into this, i'm going to be long after this fall, i think that just out of steam, maybe, though i thought it would last until year end, because i think there's a lot of chasing going on, just to sort of, you know, performance was ahead of most managers. i don't ha a great reason to exbrain it. >> nobody real seemso. i think we're kind of flummox

had those people, what from the job earlier in the north of the end place been area which the idea staples as a terrorist stronghold and his filed to raise to the ground. did you buy the other besides a volley and should yeah, yeah, our strongholds. they are also refugee camps of terrace. we are fighting them coming, but they hide underground and come out and we fight to wherever remains in this area. those fighting those internal shafts, those in homes we investigate who is connected to some us and who isn't to be we are risk everyone in question them, but we will continue to dismantle all the areas until we are done in jamalia in should j e. in honey eunice and any place where we operate, we will continue in the same way. on the evening of that idea, briefing this video report to be showing palestinians being detained by is ready soldiers and garza appeared on social media. of course, it's hard to verify when the footage was taken thought it does show a man who has been stripped to the underway stitching on the ground before being taken away in trucks. i was fighting intense size in the

the postal photo kept most your lovely kids have staples in us get it started that video. so it's giving me the roommate what it's, it is probable. what is important. the shapes we had a whole number that the fiscal good of associated with the punch is made similar statements before. here's what he said on a visit to brazil in 20. so that's a one. and one is there is, i repeatedly receive lessons from people of a homosexual orientation who says that society, cruelty, hudson, these people constantly feel the churches condemnation, though i believe that should not be so. the current pope has made some sensible staples, but at the same time he's done remarkably stupid things like promoting the or the l g d p to yeah, i don't harm them. let them do is what they want behind closed doors, but don't make it part of a situation which i or anybody else would have to accept and then embrace their way of doing things, collusion, or legal at each door. and i'm not saying you put that fairly, but i came up was to ship concrete. english is up with a delegate at the institute. see me, si

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the 102 year old company has upheld its reputation as a holiday staple. if you're looking for your fix of holiday chocolate, you can still get a box in the neighborhood from a see's candy located at the corner of market and sutter. >> elon musk's hyperloop loop company reportedly is shutting down. bloomberg is reporting that the startup has laid off most of its 200 employees and closed its los angeles offices. musk said the hyperloop system could carry people and cargo safely inside a tube at 700 miles an hour, replacing many forms of transportation. but the company was never awarded a contract to actually build one. it has raised more than $400 million since its founding in 2014. >> more and more electric vehicles are hitting the roadways, and that means a higher chance of more ev fires, which are difficult for firefighters to put out, as ktvu, zan rubin reports, one bay area fire department is training with the new tool to help in the fight to knock down those flames . >> okay, rescue fires and thermal runaway in mountain view. >> firefighters are ready

i think staples -- charles: insurance policy. >> this is insurance policy, exactly.pretty good. one hurdle left, a lot of upside potential. you also say your clients are still asking you, they want to be in the "magnificent seven." they're still buying the "magnificent seven." >> people mow is a real thing. you just talked about at the top of the hour there is a lot of money in cash. my clients are sitting on money market rates getting 5 1/2%. wait a minute you have clients up 30 this year? yeah they own the "magnificent seven." i'm talking about microsoft, google, amazon. these stocks are some of the largest companies in the world no matter the environment covid proved it they will do very well. charles: you know what? a lot of folks come on the show really push back on the mag seven, use traditional methodology. these companies are unique in the history of mankind. whether they are expensive near term or short term they will continue to be dominant. i don't think any other companies amongst the infighting among them that will derail them. >> a.i., they have huge ma

washington in washington as a city photograph i took from the top of the afl-cio building shows the the staple of saint john's with the weathervane facing lafayette square with a white house in the background and the washington monument in the distance, that staple and that weather vane have been there since 1822, once the church was finished, the last thing that went into it was a bell, which was ordered from the revere works boston. that's paul revere's son, joseph who was the one who was responsible for providing that to the church. it weighs almost 1,000 pounds. it was installed in a bell tower in november. of 1822. and it's been an continuous use ever since that bell probably is one of maybe 500 left in the entire country, many of whom were not church bells. but nonetheless, that's one of the pride and joys of this church. and it's difficult for anybody to see it on a tour of the narrowness of the access route to the to the bell tower itself. but we have pictures of it and it on the bell revere boston 22. one of the artifacts st john's which we're very proud of. i like to tell you somethi

lafayette square with a white house in the background a the washington moment in the distance, that staple and that weather vane have been there since 1822, once the church was finished, the last thing that went into it was a bell, which was ordered from the revere works boston. that's paul revere's son, joseph who was the one who was responsible for providing that to the church. it weighs almost 1,000 pounds. it was installed in a bell tower in november. of 1822. and it's been an continuous use ever since that bell probably is one of maybe 500 left in the entire country, many of whom were not church bells. but nonetheless, that's one of the pride and joys of this church. and it's difficult for anybody to see it on a tour of the narrowness of the access route to the to the bell tower itself. but we have pictures of it and it on the bell revere boston 22. one of the artifacts st john's which we're very proud of. i like to tell you something about, the pews, because there's a connection between, the pews and the presidency and from the time the church was built until, the present, there's al

lafayette square with a white house in the background and the washington monument in the distance, th staple and that weather vane have been there since 1822, once the church was finished, the last thing that went into it was a bell, which was ordered from the revere works boston. that's paul revere's son, joseph who was the one who was responsible for providing that to the church. it weighs almost 1,000 pounds. it was installed in a bell tower in november. of 1822. and it's been an continuous use ever since that bell probably is one of maybe 500 left in the entire country, many of whom were not church bells. but nonetheless, that's one of the pride and joys of this church. and it's difficult for anybody to see it on a tour of the narrowness of the access route to the to the bell tower itself. but we have pictures of it and it on the bell revere boston 22. one of the artifacts st john's which we're very proud of. i like to tell you something about, the pews, because there's a connection between, the pews and the presidency and from the time the church was built until, the present, there's al

consumer staples have some demand issues out there.e are seeing reductions in inflation around the commodities associated with consumer staples. but there's demand issues. i think there will be difficulty raising prices in 2024. utilities still have, even with the ten-year yield at 3.8%, utilities are still, you know, the treasurys are still serious competition for utilities. so, if you want to say, i would pick these three sectors as mean reversion trades for january, it would make some sense. but on a fundamental basis, it's hard to argue for some massive turnaround. >> within the consumer staples, let's just focus on one particularly hard-hit area, which is the food stocks, which i follow carefully. jm smucker, campbell's soup, general mills, these stocks are down between 20, 30% so far this year. it's been a triple whammy for these food stocks. not as attractive dividend plays, no question about it. the glp-1, i mean, do you remember that selloff toward the back end of the summer? it hit the food stocks. it hit the alcohol stocks.

more recently the staple. beasley autumn, so many settlers. right. and in particular, after october, the 7th, we talked about for the 7th, it could be perceived as degree like to, to, to engage in the, in some activities. i guess the other thing is, this is the 1st one. and secondly, the lot of the police, which is the truth, and the initial, the below, is append to a blind eye on the activities of those, such as whenever they call me to crowds a guest for the students. so i think it's a sort of a very, very small gesture, but the doesn't want to go for the bus can change and the other seem to go. yeah. okay. so if then it, it doesn't go far enough, as you're saying, why do you think that the government has announced this? now, what if the government under the do do us announced base, you know, because the mountain it will not some of the public opinion and also the united states. it's of so many diplomats, the puppy with what's the, with on the blind support of the us to just staples easily. and the opposite is called me to guest. the palestinians i

india is the world's largest exporter of onions, which are a staple in many local dishes.rotest against the government's decision. the move has also drawn reaction elsewhere. bangladesh officials raided several wholesale grocery stores and fined shops for overcharging, after news of the ban. the country relies on indian onion shipments. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. do keep watching bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories| from across the uk. they risk their lives to save others in peril at sea. last year, it cost the rnli £188 million to run its life—saving service. the donations mean the charity can keep improving its service, which includes building a new lifeboat station in cleethorpes. it's costing £3 million. it should have been opened in the summer, but the build's on hold after the first contractor went bust. the building site takes up 24 parking bays here, and north east lincolnshire council has charged the rnli just over £38,000 for the use of these while the building takes place, albeit the charges are on hold until the cons

sticker collecting has been a staple of men's football culture since the 1970s, but now there are some all the right angles, guess. it's a bit surreal, to be honest. i always had a panini sticker book and in the playground making swaps. there are nearly 350 cards to collect, including 12 of these shiny cards — one for each team. 0ne down, 348 to go. it took 41 years for panini to launch a women's collection, from world cups to domestic leagues, they're now more than making up for lost time. the important thing is that it's happening and everyone isjumping on board now and that is where it is going to go from strength to strength. a record crowd of nearly 60,000 packed into the emirates on sunday. it seems these sticker books will only keep feeding that fan frenzy. i think it's good because it gives women a chance to, like, express themselves with football. i would love to be on a sticker and stuck in someone's book. we were picking up the sticker book and it was always men, i but for these young girls - they can dream and they can believe that they can be - in these sticker books one—d

things left from the romance of the train are, perhaps, cold boiled chicken, which will certainly be a stapleocal traders are in a hurry to sell during a short stop. food products prepared at home, rhythmically and meditatively flashing landscapes outside the window, and if the buyer is lucky enough to have a leisurely revelation from a complete stranger, oh, this is a classic of the genre, how many stories, unexpected confessions can you to hear from the neighbor in the compartment, wonderful, wish, wish, the picture of the arrival of the train, almost like in the film of the lumiere brothers of 1896. arrival. december is big hockey, a tradition that has remained unchanged for many years, a tournament that we are waiting for, our team is back on the ice, the first channel cup, russia-kazakhstan, today there is a live broadcast from st. petersburg on the first. so, our journey begins ... bam, mountains rose up in her path, in those unstable times this often happened, in our case a fault occurred crust, and had to go around the barrier in the volga and turn the channel. so our mother, the nurs

we see staples is coming down in estimates.ials we're still seeing those sectors are going to be weak going into 2024 once again, those sectors that get that increasing estimate, particularly in revenue, will be healthcare and technology and financials those sectors are performing well into 2024 >> degas, before we let you go, what is the top pick on your shopping list? >> universal display a technology firm benefitting from the transition of l.c.d. to o.c.e.d. o.l.e.d. has faster speeds and uses less power. also, it has invested, the company, invested 21 cents in r&d. >> degas wright. thank you very much. "squawk box" is coming up next have a great weekend the power goes out, and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book. who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up. plus, now through december 31st, eligible xfinity rewards members can get 25% off

with the conductor, you have such contact with the orchestra members, and you perform all the solos stapledmpetition for this place and it is not so easy to get the title of first violin, what was your path like? like everyone else, they probably had to play a competition, they had to play a classical piece, in my case it was mozart’s fifth concerto, a romantic piece or a concert or a play of their choice, in my case it was winiawski ’s variations on an original theme, and it was natural to read from the party sheet, i probably did all this successfully and passed the competition and was selected. in place of the first violins. what is it like to be the first violin in an orchestra and what important qualities should a person who holds this honorary title have? oh, in fact, this is not as simple as it seems at first glance, when you come to the theater, you usually enjoy this beauty, and you look and think, well, why are they sitting on the strip playing for fun, it seems, it’s not so difficult, but in fact, it is very difficult, firstly, any performance, opera, ballet takes a lot... a lot

it is a kitchen staple in india and it is also a political subject across states in india, that is whyhe government is keenly focused on that. there are certainly has been a respite in prices, but most of it will reflect only in coming days when it moves from the wholesale market to the retail market, but for the exporters and farmers it has been a dent, we have seen reports of some of the farmer groups are saying they could file a public interest litigation in the courts against the ban on exports. courts against the ban on “pom-— courts against the ban on exorts. , , , , exports. our business in the correspondent _ exports. our business in the correspondent on _ exports. our business in the correspondent on the - exports. our business in the correspondent on the onion | correspondent on the onion export ban. to latin america. javier miliei has been sworn in as the new president. in his inaugural speech he said shock treatment is needed to jolt the country out of an economic crisis. with inflation heading towards 200%. on the campaign trail included minds to shake up trail included mi

on one leg, you can clean staples and horses on one leg, and if you really want something, you can do it right now. i get on the horse from the official side wearing my prosthesis. call me the power address. ours is a technical support with a ride that has 5 elements to get the horse to follow the instructions and voice and the 2 arms and legs. even though florida is missing one element, she follows that coaches guidance and managers to accurately control whole stuff on your own. go to the romano, kind of the legal or the they're gonna be put into that are coming to the model. the i s a floater also challenge as a sales to practice other sports and which normally the lack of it like would be an obstacle to often goes climbing with the friends comment when i climb. the biggest challenge is my left foot, because obviously when i planted, i don't know exactly where it is. i don't know if it has some grip or could slip. it's kind of a metaphor, right? but you can climb, you're not sure. but you have to trust a little boy. then you have a subordinate the austin. i leave my left foot dangli

thanks to steve and that is all run down to the south pulse, any new stores, staples saying we will bring to throughout the day. so check back in mesa facing the and this was this, the new york city says, joy that you guys have more power than the 3, or would you know both the move uh we do to them price quote. uh, i can get them scheduled uh, devices through zillow with as of so if you do have uh, 2 to get on there. uh no, just the phone calls to my 3, but it just lets just put you on to look for the you mean the, the, the, the, the most the night. unless some of them going, if somebody could find it seems so was that i was was there solution to throw bu, visually, to the century? when was the last uh they have to boost the flat board. it's for the loan, your initial would you like you missed this through the source bless remodels here, when anybody. so we will dispute the corporate square on the way we want them, which are slow, so as to catch up. we'll see, you know, can use to this particular transfer you to produce done in the starting. all right for the, to anybody in the afternoon

stay close and... everything will be all right. [ gulps ] the staple, as i mentioned, is the gumbo mypens is it becomes not a competition, maybe a friendly competition, but will go to my grandfather's house. and there's another pot a gunboat. that was a tradition that still goes on. yeah, it's a gamble throw down. you go, and you gotta be ready because everybody spend day in about a week making the pot. >> that was grammy award winning musician, jean-baptiste, opening up about his family's christmas tradition with the staple, gumbo, on the new podcast, your mama's kitchen. the kitchen, for many families, is the hub for more than just cocaine. it's a gathering place to discuss the happenings of the day, debate important topics, and hold court for family meetings. that's why my next guest says her new podcast is not just about food, it's about so much more. >> joining me, now michele morris, host of the audible higher ground podcast, your mama's kitchen. the author of the forthcoming book, are hitting conversations, what americans really think about race and identity. >> it's so good to

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whiskey, a staple category for the company, showing weakness continuing to lose market share to tequila. net sales for whiskey falling 2%, while tequila products grew 2%. that comes despite some supply chain relief for whiskey in the u.s. one other bright spot i would point out, ready to drink grew 4%. the company's jack and coke pre-made cocktail doing well with consumers. those products included in those numbers. >> yeah, i was wondering about that, as it relates to coke. how they're doing on that journey towards more alcohol sales. thank you, brandon. brandon gomez. >>> speaking of the consumer, we heard last hour from walmart ceo, doug mcmillan, highlighting potential concerns for the year ahead for the consumer. take a listen. >> there's also some positive -- there are positive things happening. so all in all, i look at this year and it's stronger than i would have thought. this year that we're getting ready to wrap up. next year is a different story. >> he talked a little bit about credit balances, you know, rising, some certain -- the consumer balance sheet not as in good shape,

rice is a staple food in indonesia and features prominently in its traditional cuisine, like the onee world's third largest producer of rice. but recently indonesia has been reeling from extended drought caused by the el nino weather pattern. now, that warms up oceans and releases more heat into the atmosphere. this fosters drier climate in places like southeast asia, which includes indonesia, as you see here, covered in yellow. and that has an impact on its rice cultivation, which usually is carried out in october, because as you see, rices need consistent irrigation to grow. and now that long awaited rainfall has arrived in some provinces in indonesia, this big, vast country in southeast asia, including the centraljava province. so that's why presidentjoko widodo, who you can see here inspecting a rice paddy in centraljava province, has told army officers to take advantage of this wet condition and aid with the planting effort. another reason why he's calling in the army to help is because many rice farms across the country are facing labour shortages, as more young people flock to

captain james staples.e get the sense you've been there before, at least with the pirate situation, but this feels very new, doesn't it? >> oh, absolutely this is very new. there's a lot of different things and changing times, 2005 the up tick of piracy and the kind of cool down after about 2010, 2011 when the navy got involve when had there were transits. liz: and captain phillips, that was a classmate of mine and very good friend of mine. i remember when that happened because i was actually working with office of navy intelligence at that time and briefing them to that. this is a whole new aspect and we're trained to go around hurricanes, typhoons but having missiles and drones shot at us, this is out of our realm of expertise and not what we do. we're civilian-based and trying to make a living out there and most guys are and as we saw with the galaxy leading nyk vessel that was taken, that's the first with a helicopter landing on vessels and up from the stern and putting a houthi team on board to capture

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