jonathan: christopher greinke, back in the office -- christopher marangi back in the office.d to see you will stop later we will catch up with lori calvasina on bloomberg tv on the open in about 20 minutes. tom: we have not talked enough about this, we've been so distracted with afghanistan. you talk about christopher moran gate -- you talk about christopher marangi back in the office, what is the office dynamic? jonathan: for many big firms delayed by a month and it raises the question of will the return to school go smoothly? i do not think you can make a call on anything until you see september play out. tom: the reports i see on school are rocky. lisa: from personal experience, yes i am living it. it is not going great. my kid was in school for one week and then he had to go back to remote school because one kid was diagnosed with covid. everyone had to isolate for two weeks. what are some of the masking policies going to be to prevent a return to what we saw last year, except with that much less certainty about where the kids will be? tom: an important note moments ago f

christopher shower junior. they produce new type scent. they produce this european -- or luther bible, 1743, 1763. and then 1776, a very important date in american history, they would print the first bible printed in america with american made typeset. but the story is really interesting. according to isaiah thomas, also a historical printer, the british joined the german town battle, commandeered christopher's hours press and use the bible pages for gum wanting for their muskets. so, this is also known as the gum wanted bible. there's a story in the civil war where they go into the church in a use -- hymnals and they say, give them wads. but sour was a conscientious objective to the war because of his faith not because he sided with england or america and as a result they considered him to be potentially a spy. so he was prosecuted but found innocent. his land was taken over by the government. you never know bible again. his worst action would -- not too far away from where we are, and in d.c. here. and i think it was his nephew who would

christopher sour jr. they produced new typeset. they produce this german bible, luther bible, 1743, 1763, and then in 1776, important date in american history they would print the first bible printed in america with american made typeset. but the story is really interesting. according to isiah thomas, also a historical printer, the british during the germantown battle commandeered his printing press, used the bible pages for gun wadding for muskets. this is known as the gun wad bible. similar story in the civil war, they go into a church and use hymnals. sour was a conscientious observer to the war because of his faith, not because he sided with england or america. as a result, they considered him to be potentially a spy. he was prosecuted, found innocent, his land taken over by the government. he would never print a bible again. his works would go up here in baltimore, not far from where we are in d.c. here, he printed newspapers and almanacs. the story of christopher sour is really, really interesting. >> we take on because of th

with us now, christopher harvey of wells fargo. we are sitting at the threshold of a major buy for cash and -- major bifurcation of scenarios. is it difficult for you to look forward? christopher: it's not difficult to look forward, but there is a lot of uncertainty. but what we think is you have to barbell a strategy. part of that is an anchor in low volatility. you want to put more risk aversion in the portfolio. you need to do that in a low volatility type fashion. tom: what is that, buying t-bills? [laughter] christopher: no, not buying t-bills. you can look at a number of different ways. there is some traditional low volatility sectors, staples, harm, or just look at less risky stocks. things like mickey d's and such. typically when you lower volatility in a portfolio, it does provide some type of protection. when the market goes down, these things typically outperform, and it is a good anchor for the portfolio. lisa: what would you say to people who push back and say there's so much cash in money market funds, people are not

v ., christopher bert? it's gotta be a bit screwy — christopher bert?a be a bit screwy in terms of - christopher bert? it's gotta be a bit screwy in terms of 1913 i a bit screwy in terms of 1913 when it looked like maybe he was just filling in the spaces because we've seen all of the same, day after day, but the temperature was very varying widely from day today and all the other surrounding sites. so, there was a little bit of a red flag at the beginning there. ., ., ., there. the organisation verifies _ there. the organisation verifies temperature i there. the organisation i verifies temperature records and they signed off the investigations saying that they have not seen enough evidence to discount the 1913 reading. obviously, we don't have the same — obviously, we don't have the same data as we did with modern records _ same data as we did with modern records today. we can take a record — records today. we can take a record and _ records today. we can take a record and actually have the person — record and actually have the person who recorded it te

>> christopher: i love that. look at her form.e biggest guy on the team, you are going to be eating dirt real quick because just like that, you are going down. >> kayleigh: impressive. abby, quick thoughts? >> abby: i am not sure if she is a mother, but she sure has the strength of one. >> kayleigh: thanks, everyone. great show. now here is "america reports." >> john: thank you. we will see you soon. chicago police officer shot and killed during a traffic stop, but also critically wounded her partner. she was surveying on a unit that was created to stop gun violence gun violence. the shooting, part of another bloody weekend. chicago alderman and former police officer will join us on the out-of-control violence in that city. >> sandra: also coming up, laredo, texas, mayor on the worsening crisis at the border. jonathan turley, brand-new lawsuit filed

my name is christopher hamilton, i am an associate professor my name is christopher hamilton, i'm anizona and a planetary volcanologist. we're here in geldingadalir, which is a new volcanic eruption that has occurred in southern iceland in reykjanes. iceland provides an ideal testbed for being able to test different kinds of drones for mars because the wonderful characteristics of the environment are actually very similar to what we would expect on mars. so, this has been a really exciting year for mars exploration. the drone ingenuity has demonstrated flight on mars for the very first time, being able to operate in a very thin atmosphere, about i% of what the earth's atmosphere is. is it still giving you that warning? no. the other drone we are using has a larger payload, has a number of different cameras and zoom functions, really beautiful, but also a lidar instrument. so, lidar uses light to be able to range the distance between the sensor that is emitting a set of photons and a surface. it's a world first to be able to use a drone—based lidar to image the lava flow and develop a

christophe: there was never a lack of sponsors.contrary, this was the most successful sponsorship campaign ever and this was the case with beijing. where it was the most successful promotional campaign ever for the olympics. here, the organizing committee has been amazingly successful they have raised 5.9 billion in revenue which is a smashing success. there is no doubt it was a commercial success and is driving a successful campaign. we see the impact of the games. i do know if you have witnessed but we are in day 12 and every front page has something on the game. they have a very deep impact. haidi: i should correct myself. i meant a lack of spectators rather than a lack of. clearly, there are myriad sponsors still interested. i want to talk about political protest because the ioc relaxed their rules. we will have more on political opinions. how does that play out in a place where free speech and demonstration is not a guaranteed right, i.e. in china? christophe: it is a guaranteed right there and we have a charter and contract e

do you have any christopher walken stories? that i've always loved and admired. and i did actually get to go out to dinner with him while we were there. >> anthony: uh-huh? >> which was very exciting. we went to this place, de la tois, very famous, ronald reagan used to hang out in there. he wanted to go there. so we went. and it was -- i wish i could remember the experience and what it was like to hang out with him. but i pretty much blacked out. [ laughter ] >> anthony: it's okay, it's all right, you had that cocaine cake we talked about earlier today. [ laughter ] >> yeah, you know. i was getting through the movie. yeah. but he turned out to be a great guy. and i really enjoyed it. got to sit there with him, to hear him order chicken was a lot of fun. >> anthony: all righty. >> i'll have the chicken! i'll have the chicken! terrible christopher walken impersonation. [ laughter ] >> anthony: no, you know what? >> sorry, i'm sorry. >> anthony: there was an actor that -- james earl jones was the reason that i became an actor at

christopher: i don't see it that way at all.t union which was forced to withdraw in humiliating fashion and collapse, they learned the lesson of trying to establish foreign control over this notoriously difficult country. i think the chinese if they have any illusions about doing the same thing are going to find that's not the case. i don't sense beijing is attempting to repeat the errors the united states and others have made. in the short-term, pakistan is the most important player here. we can't forget about india and how they are looking at this situation. you've got to think of the countries that have much more at stake than the chinese do. guy: maybe pakistan has some stability, it may be critical for that to proceed. we have run out of time. there is a lot to talk about. we greatly appreciate it. coming up, we are going to preview jay powell's town hall the takes place tomorrow. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: today is a little quiet. that really set the tone today. tomorrow, might get more interesting in the united states. jul

>> christopher dubois, te honramos como el guerrero mÁs grande del mundo del ghang-gheng. [♪♪♪] [aplausosmaciones] >> sÍ, lo lograste, campeÓn. >> gracias. >> ah... [♪♪♪] >> christopher, ahora que eres el campeÓn indiscutible, he estado pensando... >> ¿sobre quÉ? >> un plan, un plan perfecto. [risas] ah, creo que no quiere conocerlo ahora, harry. [♪♪♪] [voz de chris] >>no conseguÍ el dragÓn de oro. pero regresÉ a nueva york como lo prometÍ. ayudÉ a los niÑos de la calle. al final, todo saliÓ bien. [♪♪♪] maxie entrenÓ a grandes peleadores y se convirtiÓ en una celebridad. lo Último que escuchÉ es que dobbs y harry abrieron un comercio en el amazonas. ojalÁ estÉn bien. [♪♪♪] (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >> arrestos e incautación de armas en san josé. coronavirus: el panorama actual. así comenzamos. >> este es el noticiero telemundo cuarenta y ocho. >> en las últimas tres semanas la policía san josé reportado carreras kahlen lynn grandes líneas. la policía de sanjosé ha reportado donde se reportaron casos de estos ilegales. >> carrera clandestina: aun se pueden ver las marcas de estos carros en

let's do more with christopher granville, global political research.es this highlight about the increasing investing risk hitting the corporate and financial world? christopher: it is more a revealing snapshot of reality rather than telling investors in russia anything they could not know. it is very revealing and very sobering for the following reasons. a private equity fund had been contacted on charges which are clearly unfounded. it is absolutely clear, and you do not have to take it from me. president putin's minister said so in public. you have a snapshot of the rumors you can see on your show. upholding -- the judge upholding, whatever the prosecution says. no one needs to know the ruling court is very weak in russia and investors are vulnerable. it is one of those revealing snapshot which need to be taken note of. guy: we still do not have sentencing. how critical a moment is that going to be? found guilty of embezzlement, denied the charges, most people in the community, the business committee in russia see this as something of a travesty of j

the feds christopher waller says a decision on tapering could be close at hand.anks bouncing back. our conversations with the ceo of standard chartered and the cfo of socgen coming courtly -- shortly. the bank spurred to buy back $250 million of shares and pay a small dividend. bringing us an exclusive interview is rishaad salamat joined by the ceo of standard chartered, bill winters. >> thank you very much. bill winters with me, wearing a mask today because he is under regulations as he is quarantining. bill, great numbers. bill: very nice to be here. we have a bunch of things going on. the big change is loan impairments, which were down significantly. we did some pretty cautious provisions last year at the early stage of the pandemic. relatively little of that has turned into actual losses.we did not release a lot of those provisions. what we had was very low levels of losses. each of our underlying business strategies is coming true. we have a big focus on our cross-border business focus. a big focus on our affluence proposition in hong kong and the rest of ou

it identifies june 7th as christopher harris day and 1991. christopher haired. my brother was killed at 9 years old while outside playing the ripple effect of violence when it comes to youth, violence as a whole is stretches far. why me? i spend a lot of time talking to people, and a lot of times it seems like people listen when it benefit them. when you come people listen given i shouldn't have to become talking about racism, but i do realize their folks may not come from where i come from. like out. i wish i paid to the right on an average of 12 hours with them. i would say that the check when it comes to a lot of people that i was never missed a day. that was 5543 to well go as we get missouri. paul is a total of legislation right now. this week florida based on the veterans bill rivers in frank, you had an amendment to us about it. so i had a stand alone bill that i found out. i understand that we don't, i bill is whenever people, as we buy, bruce, i'm a why true. you're really raising a trailer down the republican always been when he ran he let me be a frie

phil christopher stands guard with the shotgun.l up burlap bags full of dirt from the garden, because that's what they're gonna use to muffle the sound of the explosion. - amil: we hoisted the bags of dirt up. and then we pulled the tools up from down on the ground. - narrator: after their tools are smoothly transferred to the roof, the dinsio brothers turn their attention to job number one: disabling the bank's alarm system. - the only thing protects a bank is the alarm system. that's all. - narrator: they start with the exterior alarm. - so one of them dangled over the side of the building and sprayed liquid styrofoam into that alarm. - it expands and it solidifies anything mechanical in there. - it would harden, and the clapper couldn't clap. - and that takes care of that alarm. - narrator: the dinsio brothers are now ready to make their way into the bank. but they won't be using a door. - [drill hums] - we cut the hole in the roof, right above the door. we put the tools on top of the vault, and we put all the sand bags on top o

christopher hayes is his name. he's a registered icu nurse.k you for being with us and thank you for the work you've done. we cannot imagine what this has been like for you. as i understand it, we keep hearing about hospitals and icu units that are overrun. that the bed availability is just not there like it had been for a while. and it's not just those things that are missing, the staff is needed as well. and you're overworked and you're worn out as i understand it. and it's not just the physical exhaustion. it's mental. at what point did you realize you needed to take a break? >> actually, i had a friend, my last assignment was in oklahoma. i had a friend talking about a shift we ran through, he was you typically don't act like. that's when i realized i'm not actually like the person i am at work. that's when i took a break. working covid can be a lot. it is a handful. >> help us understand what that is. what are you feeling emotionally? >> emotionally, it's a lot of young people, as well as older people who sometimes get covid. we have to p

that was christopher hamilton and that is it from us for the moment.on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hello. lots of talk about heavy showers in this forecast, but it is important to point out it won't be raining all the time. there will be some drier, sunnier moments, too, but, yes, some areas on friday will be dealing with heavy, even intense thundery downpours, particularly across northern parts of the uk. whereas further south, there'll still be some heavy showers to contend with, but they'll tend to move through more quickly. more in the way of sunshine, more of the day dry compared with to the north, because to the southern flank of this area of low pressure which has come in, the winds are strongest, so the showers move through more quickly. but if you're close to the centre of this area of low pressure — that's really across scotland, northern ireland, northern england, north wales, too — the showers just hang around for longer, the rain totals mount and these intense downpou

that was christopher hamilton and that is it from us for the moment.are on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hello. the weather midweek isn't looking too bad at all for most of us. wednesday is going to bring lengthy sunny spells, skies will probably look a little bit like this. but we're expecting heavy showers, too. let's have a look at the big picture first, and here's the jet stream. everywhere south of that is warm. everywhere north of that is generally cool and quiet showery. and you can see a large chunk of the continent experiencing this relatively cool and showery summertime weather. so, at the moment, it's quiet on the weatherfront. clearfirst thing in the morning with lots of sunshine. temperatures around ten in glasgow, 13 in liverpool, 12 in london. notice a bit more cloud in the morning here out towards the north west, and actually it will be quite cloudy through the day. in the western isles and northern ireland, showers here. but showers also breaking out across parts of

the pentagon doesn't always get its way though the same internal report suggests christopher no one a hot shot hollywood director, simply snubbed the military as they showed their appetite for a script at its continue discussions for support of christopher nolan thriller, merry go round working titled support request includes use of our spring tional, airframes, n g b. an air force of indicated interest in the military characterizations are read, written, emphasizing military mission request for support of chris nolan thriller, merry go round, working titled seemed have stopped likely causes that produced the director were reluctant to make changes needed to gain d o. d support, others like captain marvel, co director of an a. bowden and wine flag had to cozy up to the defense department report leave. they had lunch with air force, top command and took part in a professional development session. whatever that means, before the film's release, no wonder a marvel movies are being branded as military propaganda in the media. more and more. the internal reports coverages, 2 years of penta

that was christopher hamilton and that is it from us for the moment.outube, facebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hello. between the showers on saturday, we reached 23 celsius in suffolk. we had nine hours of sunshine in parts of cornwall. that is often the case when we have sunny spells and showers. the north york moors saw about 17 mm of rain from the showers during saturday as well and they haven't altogether died out through the night because we've got the complication of a weather front. what it is is cooler in the north. temperatures into a single figures in rural parts of scotland and northern ireland. that's because we're behind this cold weather front. as i say, that's complicating our sunny spells and scattered showers scenario because we've actually got rather more cloud to start across parts of northern england, showers following on that brisk wind into the north and east of scotland but fewer showers further west across scotland, very few showers for northern ireland generally speaking

that was christopher hamilton and that is it from us for the moment.cebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hello there. most places have been pretty quiet this weekend. some good spells of sunshine around. not particularly warm, though, for the time of year and we did see some showers yesterday across england and wales, some of them were torrential with some thunder and lightning mixed in. now today, fewer showers but these will be mainly confined to southern parts of the country, thanks to this very weak weather front which will be slipping its way southwards. northerly winds across most places, which is why it's going to feel fairly cool for 1st august. so through this afternoon, many places will be dry with the sunshine around. some cloud, though, across northern and eastern scotland, eastern england at times more of a breeze here, so feeling quite chilly in that northerly. i think south of the m4 corridor is where we'll see the lion's share of the heavy showers through the afternoon period. again,

i want to get to christoph vogel at a minute. i'm moving over the show now because if, because i've spent long enough on getting out for one question, christ vocal is a research right to the conflict such group university. and christoph makes this really interesting point. let's play it. one of the points that has been actually a little bit neglected is that on the ground in many places across north keep wanting to re nothing much has actually changed. because even before this state of siege populations have been used for, for years and years to actually a state of siege like situation either through ongoing lead to operations or through the control of one of the many on groups. so i think it's also important to see things from the bigger picture and not forget the whole entire context on where this new situation has been coming in. so not that much has really changed for civilian, says chris stuff. i want to put this question to you, jackie than this comes from you trouble. we often get it when we talk about civilians who are in

christopher burt says time is not on the side of the 1913 death valley record.re was an investigation and it takes two or three years, 134 is probably going to happen somewhere on earth in the next three years anyhow, so it is kind of a moot point anyway, i think, going forward. the wmo is also looking into the new europe high temperature from italy in august. randy cerveny says it's important to get their investigations into extremes right. we need to know extremes so we can build a better world. we know that the climate is changing and we can in part judge that climate change by the quality of the observations that are being used to assess it. in a few months from now, a summit of world leaders to be held here in the uk will be hugely important in formulating a global response to climate change with the united nations saying that only a combined international effort can avert a climate catastrophe. the conference, called cop26, will be held in glasgow, a city which saw flash flooding after thunderstorms in august. we've asked some of the delegates from around

that was christopher hamilton and that is it from us for the moment.dia, we are on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hello. our temperatures so far this week have topped out in the comfortable low 20s. in greece, a severe extreme heatwave is continuing. there are wildfires. temperatures by day have topped out at 47 degrees, and overnight — this is an overnight temperature on the island of crete — into the mid—30s. now, there is a bit of relief on the way towards the south—east of europe in the coming days as temperatures will come down a bit. ours are about to go down a bit, too. low pressure is coming into the uk. the heavy downpours, there have been a few so far this week, are about to become more widespread again. this is how we start off on thursday morning, already some showers affecting northern ireland and western scotland. it will turn much wetter through northern ireland in the morning, but across the western side of the uk, even though you may start dry, rain will move in thro

i think christopher nolan's going to have a new movie out on this on.amazing what the american people are doing print asking your viewer or care about america. i ask them to continue to support this effort, give your money, give your time, thoughts, prayers, whatever it takes in the final days of getting her people out of their and help them as much as we can. kennedy: what is your role in this? we understand are part of an organization that is privately trying to get people out because the federal government, they kind of dropped the ball. >> to speak candidly and have a phrase overuse comes from the cold war days when politics stopped the edge. i want to be careful not to violate what i think is a very good principal. what i have seen and i am a bit player in my small and inconsequential part of this whole magnificent effort. what i am seeing as american people coming together, coming up with methods. do you realize they're renting airplanes? what we need though, we need the government to support these efforts. i know it's difficult. i cannot imagine

is with us and former police officer and prosecutor phil holloway and safety officer lieutenant christopher olivarez into more women have stepped forward to accuse cuomo a sexual harassment, the total is down more than 13. the senate passed the infrastructure bill that now faces a rocky path at the house nancy pelosi is yielding to progressives, we got that tonight in this debate, is unconstitutional for just one party in this democrat and raise taxes without republican votes. in this new blowout, that's a topping. democrats given the irs way more power to bring in the cash to pay for all that spending were get a ticket to the white house, it's growing frustrated with poor covid data, the cdc has been calledd by florida for inflating covids cases on sunday and now the nih director admits they don't have rigorous datado about covid variance and were gonna take you to chicago this is america's worst city for shooting we have a backlash growing against kim fox she reportedly dropped a shocking number of felony cases including homicides and drug offenses. you will be stunned of that number texa

christopher consulted on space policy for both the obama and trump administrations.weapon, what's this about? >> well, as you said correctly, they have been thinking about this for a couple of years now at least to try to figure out what to reveal and what to conceal because of the actions of the chinese and russians in turning space into a war fighting domain, and so as a result of this, they have been thinking very carefully and very wisely on how and which capabilities they need to reveal in order to potentially deter an attack, and things of that sort. so i think it's a good first step. talk about it, that could be a deterrent >> so if you talk about it, that could be a deterrent, unless their gun's bigger than our gun, in which case, well, maybe not. >> that's right. they have a great set of capabilities that they call a multilayered attack architecture, which includes everything from reversible jammers of communications, potentially a satellite with a robotic arm that could tear things apart or capture other satellites, and the community has talked about recent

the story christopher goffard of the los angeles times spent months unraveling. strand by disturbing strand. >> it's a story about trust and betrayal. and it's a story about family. >> about a woman, two protective daughters. and what those daughters did when the man came into their mother's life, before the death in the parking lot. >> hi i'm christopher goffard -- >> the story became a podcast produced with the podcast network wondery. the number one podcast in the country at one time. voted by "entertainment weekly", "usa today" and, "the guardian" as one of the best of 2017. download a 28 million times in the first year of its release. the story and the man at the heart of it was called dirty john. >> he was a very creative, supermilitant of the militia people live, charismatic, handsome, charming, intelligent. >> he was a nightmare to everybody. >> but not to her. two debra newell of orange county, california, the man who presented himself on the dating web side doctor john meehan, anesthesiologist, looks very promising. >> he was the total package. doctor.

aquÍ estÁn viendo a christopher ukerman de rbd.ema muy personal, del que prefiero no hablar, por las controversias que luego se despierten. lo que te puedo decir es que yo confÍo mucho en la unidad, hay que estar muy unidos, y es respetable lo que haga cada uno. si van a tomar una decisiÓn, creo que es importante informar muy bien todas las cuestiones. luis: ¿quÉ mensaje se le quieres mandar a tus fans, que estÁn esperando ya el video que pronto va a llegar? >> les dirÍa que a pesar de los tiempos que estamos viviendo, nos mantengamos unidos, con una actitud proactiva. todos pasamos por momentos muy difÍciles. muchas cuestiones en las que familiares y amigos la pasa muy duro, pero estamos en esto juntos, y tenemos certeza de que hay que apoyarnos, a mÍ me ha servido respetar a los de al lado, respetar a los demÁs. siempre lo veo desde una perspectiva metafÍsica y espiritual, las cosas pasa por algo, y esto nos va a ser mÁs fuertes como humanidad. carlos: allÍ tienen a christopher, tiene el tema en el tema de copyright. su postura s

christopher: i cannot give you a precise forecast for this coming friday. think we will generally get more signals from the fed that tapering is on the agenda, it has been discussed in the minutes. but this is a fed, and jay powell is a chair, who proceeds deliberately, very carefully, and advertises his next move well in advance. my bet would be we are not going to get a taper announcement this time, but we will get talk about tapering in the next meeting or the meeting after. and to your question about what that means for assets, i think the economy continues to be strong. the delta variant is a cloud, but the overall trajectory of the economy, the recovery, even though there might be headwinds in hospitality and business travel, vaccinations remain effective against illness and we think the trajectory of reopening economy remains the central theme of the next several months and into next year. haidi: how much of a shadow is continuing to be cast by the chinese regulatory crackdown over asian assets? christopher: it is a big shadow that continues to be ca

christopher harvey with a complex note on the macro and model of it all. he goes up single-digit return. lisa: the amazing thing is 4825 is his projection. basically, from bear to one of the biggest bulls on wall street at a time when there cannot be a fast enough upgrade. the question is what is underpinning that? we are looking at low yields, low growth and the upgrades are coming on the heels of that. tom: you correctly state that he goes from gloom to optimism, high single digits, 7-8% return. jackson hole babble is based offer earnings. lisa: it is based offer earnings, on traditional performance. new get returns like the ones we have gotten so far, it is rare to get a drawdown. it is also looking at the idea that the stock market is not the economy. companies have been able to pass on higher prices to consumers, they have been able to consolidate market share, and are doing very well. tom: with that is the recovery in oil. jeffrey curry making a splash. brent crude and the quote right now is 69.52. kailey: ubs thinks we have another six dollars or so