egypt is negotiating with china to buy fighters from this country. newspaper the american business insider wrote that the egyptian authorities have started consultations with china to buy the country's fourth and fifth generation fighters. egypt has been one of america's allies in north africa for decades. the previous us president agreed to sell f-35 to egypt. but due to the opposition of the zionist regime, this agreement was not finalized. the american judicial system axed two police officers who were involved in the murder of a black woman in her home. 4 years ago, seven uniformed police officers entered the home of a black american nurse at midnight and killed her. these agents without prior warning and in informal clothes they entered bruna taylor's house and had a fight with the victim's friend. the judge came instead of these two police forces, his friend. police did not find any drugs in the house of this siagoz nurse, contrary to her claim. chinese engineers have developed a new cost-effective camouflage cloak using iron that is invisible to radar and infrared waves . this camouf

the american newspaper business insider wrote: egyptian authorities they started consultation with china to buy the country's fourth and fifth generation fighters. egypt is one of dozens of america's allies in north africa. the previous us president had agreed to sell f-35 to egypt, but the agreement was not finalized due to the opposition of the zionist regime. the american judicial system acquitted two police officers who were involved in the murder of a black woman in her home. 4 years ago, seven uniformed police officers entered the home of a black american nurse at midnight and killed her. these agents entered the house of bruna taylor with a friend without prior warning and in informal clothes the victim was also involved. instead of these two policemen, the judge considered his friend as the perpetrator of the murder. contrary to his claim, the police found no drugs in this house. he did not find a black hand. chinese engineers have developed a new cost-effective camouflage cloak using iron that is invisible to radar and infrared waves. this camouflage cover made in the chinese na

the new law is similar to measures in full in some european and latin american countries. union inside the legislation should keep people a busy work life balance. i'd like to welcome bridge and show t. now she's a pulitzer prize winning journalist and also her newest book over work transforming the daily grind in the quest for a bass. a life will be published next month. welcome to you preachers, now straightly and have the so called right to disconnect. now other countries have similar laws, look out these laws really needed count. we'll just learn to 6 and bit of boundaries between work and home. so it's a really important question. you know, uh why, why are these laws being passed? and i think what we have to look at is there's a real crisis in the workplace. there are long hours, particularly in the united states, for many workers who work and knowledge workers, desk workers, the day never ends. and so do you leave it up to organizations? do you set up public policy that kind of creates the culture where work life balance is something that is promoted and respected? what we're rea

inside the building, the members of this party are busy holding ceremonies. but outside of this thousands of angry americans surrounded the surrounding streets with the us government's military and political financial support of the zionist regime's genocidal crimes , shouting and writing while holding palestinian flags. and in order to attract more votes , they insist on the importance of the fate of the people of gaza, but at the same time, side by side, the republican party approved multi-billion dollar aid for israel. since october of last year, that is , since 10 months ago, the whole world as well as the american people asked joe biden and kamla harris to establish an immediate ceasefire in gaza, but they, along with israel refused to do this because of their crimes today, gaza has been completely destroyed and thousands of people in gaza have been massacred or injured. the news heard from within the democratic party's general assembly indicates that a group of democratic members of the us house of representatives , who have called themselves anti-genoc

and that was, i would like the american people to get an inside view into how the federal courts do theirusiness. for 15 years i sat on the d.c. circuit, i wished the american people could see what i saw. dedicated people, passionate disagreements, but all done based on reasoned arguments, civility and respect. so i made this bold point and then i went further and i said, i think we can even get some supreme court justices to come talk about that. and at that point i thought, what have i done? what have i said? i thought, i better produce. and fortunately it was easy to do. because these are two fabulous jurists, great americans, who are dedicated to civility of discourse. and so what we're going to do in the next hour is i'm going to lead a conversation, i'll ask some questions that hopefully get things knowing and the point of it is to show the governors and their staff and any others, give you an inside view of what goes on at the supreme court. and my bet is that after you hear this, you're going to come away thinking at least two things. the supreme court is an impressive institution

who is more joyful democrats inside or outside burning the american flag? >> brian: never take that in stride, it is hard toin explai. they don't realize trump hasn't been in the white house. they are blaming trump. >> i know it, that is their go to, trump card. a decade from now, they will bring up trump. great kick to the curb send off to put him on at 3:00 in the morning. assigns were we love joe, not enough to keep you on the t ticket. we love joe, not enough. >> brian: you talk to r.f.k. jr. regularly, he is open to joining forces with trump, what do you hear? >> i support r.f.k. jr. and i think that he will -- what happened, it's been unfair. we talk about the democracy, democrats have squished, crushed democracy, tried to eshg eliminate any third party. i believe soon he will back trump. >> freedom of speech, you can do it. >> brian: you said, i will love this book. why? >> talks about comedy and free speech and a lot of jokes. you will laugh. >> brian: because you are funny. >> free speech is not speech i like, it is not nice stuff that needs protec

airbnb shares plummet after the holiday rental firm says americans aren't travelling as much.s because its theme park business has been struggling, and that's overshadowed the huge success of the animated movie inside out 2 which came out injune. and in the us at least more people are spending their time watching the disney+ streaming service which has become profitable for the first time as it competes with rivals like netflix. 0ne stand out number is the more than $1.5 billion that's been earned just from inside out 2, making it the highest earning animated movie ever. disney says the movie also pushed more people to its streaming service, which now has 118.3 million subscribers worldwide and has become profitable for the first time.

his words, his campaign displayed this business insider article ahead of a rally in atlanta saturday following harris, the first indian american senator well, her mother is indian and her father is jamaican trump, trying to question her ethnicity was repeated by several people campaigning for trump. >> we're going to be accurate when kamala harris went into the united states senate, it was api that says she was the first indian american united states senator. it was actually played up a lot when she came into the senate. now she's running nationally, obviously, the campaign has shifted their talking much more about about her father's heritage or her black identity it doesn't really matter. >> few days ago, president trump said he didn't know vice president harris with a black woman i'm trying to figure out what all the outrage is about because he's only black when it's time to get you're touting her as a savior for black people. she identifies as an asian woman she chose her side and it wasn't ours wow, he okay. sophia nelson with us now she's a cnn opinion contributor, former counse

according to business insider, gen z is driving the change.platform day four show sick leave among workers under the age of 35 has gone up 29% since the year 2019, up 16% for those over the age of 35. sick leave among all age groups rose 55% between 2019 and 2023. of course, those are the years of the pandemic. so many people were in fact sick. but there was also a greater focus on mental health and i remember years ago, i would never dream of saying to my news director, i just need a mental health day. but these days i have heard of people in our own newsroom saying just that. >> yeah. and also because of the pandemic, you know, sometimes you would just kind of work through a cold. there's no working through a cold if you, you know, if you're sneezing and you kind of are bad, don't show up to the office. don't show up to the newsroom. yeah, yeah. >> all that, you know, if the pandemic taught us anything is you can stay home right? right, right. >> we will be okay without you. >> we're fine. yeah. no one's trying to get sick, so i definitely u

he's ran the american business, ran the european business.ggest food companies in the world, and there's still a lot of work to do, according to investors and analysts, on the portfolio, especially spinning off businesses that are just underperformed. >> yeah, but as you say, one of the larger companies in the world in terms of food and unexpected and interesting. he's been in the job eight years, i think. >> he also paid, like, $7 billion for the starbucks -- the rights for starbucks brands in grocery. that was another big -- he did big things. >> he did. he had, i think, dan loeb was on him for a while. that's years ago. of course, we dealt with some activism as well along the way. but it was an immediate departure, which, you know, is rare. >> abruptly. yeah. >> abrupt. >> i think reuters had a report that the board just quickly fired him. >> europe sometimes, i think, more likely to have that happen there. guys, i do want to talk about workday. shares are up 13.5% this morning. company reported after the bell yesterday, and i think the ce

according to business insider, gen z is driving that change. hr platform day four shows sick leave among workers under the age of 35 has risen 29% since 2019, for those over 35 years old, it's up 16%. the report also found workers ages 22 to 26 are the most likely to have taken a sabbatical or extended time off from work. big lots now considering filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, sources tell bloomberg news that the company is still hoping to find investors, but so that it doesn't have to file for bankruptcy. but shares of big lots down 39% right now, currently trading at just about $0.56 a share. the company declined to comment on this new story, but announced over the summer it was closing dozens of stores, including those in santa rosa and rohnert park. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> when you reported that this is a big, big change coming. yes. for sure. pam, thank you so much. all right. 849 now let's check in with sal for a look at how the roads are doing on this thursday. hey, sal. >> yeah, still very

spencer, this is according to a business insider article over yet it's called the joy of being average i should have written it. the reporter theorizes americans obsession with optimizing every aspect of our lives is making us deeply unhappy. i believe that is correct. so true. researchers agree, saying it used to be bosses pushing us. now we're pushing ourselves and that's not always healthy. besides, we don't listen to the bosses anyway, right? so. >> well, some of us do. yeah >> who who who amongst this panel is doing what they say, i think that's so true though i think. >> oh yeah. yeah. no, it is a, it is a curse and a bane to be always striving for the tippy top. and, you know, you do add a lot of pressure. i think a lot of people are really under pressure these days. >> you know what i told my two sons when they were as they became teenagers and now they're adults in their 30s. i said, you know what? it's great to be ambitious. and all of us here on the screen right now certainly were in our careers and to strive for the best you can be. but i told them, that's great, but make s

it's just ridiculous, and the vacuum could be sealed up so quickly, but they're too busy paying the lovers -- maria: terrible. devin, you are the ceo of trump tech media a -- group. president trump says the pictures from the assassination attempt and the search on google has been altered and manipulated. your reaction. >> well, it's been happening for years. you know, when you go to any search engine, 9900% of -- 90% of it is going to be pro-kamala harris, anti-president trump. you have the outrageous censoring of the assassination attempt. i think some of that has been fixed now. but, maria, this is why truth social was stood up, so the one difference between now and 2020 the is that president trump will be able to get prison voice out -- his voice out because truth social exists. we're building the underlying technology to ensure that a doesn't happen. however, there is the one thing we didn't know and that was facebook put in almost $500 million to go into what appears to be illegal ballot harvesting in seven states. and so we're back to that point, and i think the campaign's going to

it's just ridiculous, and the vacuum could be sealed up so quickly, but they're too busy paying the love-- maria: terrible. devin, you are the ceo of trump tech media a -- group. president trump says the pictures from the assassination attempt and the search on google has been altered and manipulated. your reaction. >> well, it's been happening for years. you know, when you go to any search engine, 9900% of -- 90% of it is going to be pro-kamala harris, anti-president trump. you have the outrageous censoring of the assassination attempt. i think some of that has been fixed now. but, maria, this is why truth social was stood up, so the one difference between now and 2020 the is that president trump will be able to get prison voice out -- his voice out because truth social exists. we're building the underlying technology to ensure that a doesn't happen. however, there is the one thing we didn't know and that was facebook put in almost $500 million to go into what appears to be illegal ballot harvesting in seven states. and so we're back to that point, and i think the campaign's going to ha

it's just ridiculous, and the vacuum could be sealed up so quickly, but they're too busy paying the lovedollars -- maria: terrible. devin, you are the ceo of trump tech media a -- group. president trump says the pictures from the assassination attempt and the search on google has been altered and manipulated. your reaction. >> well, it's been happening for years. you know, when you go to any search engine, 9900% of -- 90% of it is going to be pro-kamala harris, anti-president trump. you have the outrageous censoring of the assassination attempt. i think some of that has been fixed now. but, maria, this is why truth social was stood up, so the one difference between now and 2020 the is that president trump will be able to get prison voice out -- his voice out because truth social exists. we're building the underlying technology to ensure that a doesn't happen. however, there is the one thing we didn't know and that was facebook put in almost $500 million to go into what appears to be illegal ballot harvesting in seven states. and so we're back to that point, and i think the campaign's goi

according to business insider, gen z is driving that change.from hr platform dayforce shows sick leave among workers under the age of 35 has risen 29% since 2019, for those over 35 years old, it's up 16%. the report also found workers ages 22 to 26 are the most likely to have taken an extended time off from work. that's the kind of story you just like. don't comment on, right? the bosses are watching. >> that's right. that's right. all right. if we did have the day off today, probably better now to get in that four mile hike versus, let's say, early next week because the weather's changing. >> mark. yeah. the heat is making a comeback. a bit of a cooldown and gusty and the true tomorrow is the last zip trip of the summer. >> can you believe. do you think we'll have fog in the richmond district? yeah the fog will be there back in full force. >> percent chance. >> right? yeah exactly. but i enjoy seeing you guys. two weeks ago. yeah, it was great. >> yeah. over at mill valley. that was awesome seeing you and your daughter there. yeah. >> yeah, we

megatron they displayed this headline from business insider.he trump campaign is projecting this on the screen above the stage at a rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania, a headline that referred to her as the first indian-american u.s. senator. from the other side, teresa, that harris campaign democratic supporters point out that she has talked about her black heritage, her jamaican father, and she wrote about it in her book, it has been something that she has talked about in the past. philadelphia, democratic caller. caller: i don't know where to begin. the first question that that young lady asked was a basic question. i just don't understand what people see in this man. he is a racist from the neck down. i'm telling you. yesterday was an embarrassment and as a 76-year-old black man, there is no way that i would vote for a human being like this. thank you for your time. host: pennsylvania, democratic caller. this second journalist to question the former president at the convention yesterday was fox news'harris faulkner. here is how she framed he

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megatron they displayed this headline from business insider.he trump campaign is projecting this on the screen above the stage at a rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania, a headline that referred to her as the first indian-american u.s. senator. from the other side, teresa, that harris campaign democratic supporters point out that she has talked about her black heritage, her jamaican father, and she wrote about it in her book, it has been something that she has talked about in the past. philadelphia, democratic caller. caller: i don't know where to begin. the first question that that young lady asked was a basic question. i just don't understand what people see in this man. he is a racist from the neck down. i'm telling you. yesterday was an embarrassment and as a 76-year-old black man, there is no way that i would vote for a human being like this. thank you for your time. host: pennsylvania, democratic caller. this second journalist to question the former president at the convention yesterday was fox news'harris faulkner. here is how she framed he