>> julianna, good morning. they face huge challenges.he unfolding humanitarian crisis on the ground in afghanistan. they have been there in the region for 65 years and they are committed to staying i asked the executive director of unicef what are some of the biggest challenges they are facing right now >> one area we are particularly worried about are the unaccompanied children we have many of them many have been separated from their families some have been in the airport area either just outside the gate or inside the gate. one is the real protection crisis to try to get these children back with their families and have their families on planes and they have been left behind or been sent over the fence and families are still in kabul the second one is to make sure that people, humanity, has the basic things they he need there are lots of insecurities help is an important area. we see the immunization rates drop 80% that means polio and measles vaccinations, all of the things we try to keep at bay that are preventible, we need to get the

julianna >> thanks, joumanna.to discuss sanctions on the taliban in an emergency virtual meeting due to be held tomorrow british prime minister boris johnson is expected to urge the u.s. to extend its august 31st withdrawal deadline with thousands still attempting to evacuate the country while american troops are still on the ground at least 20 people have reportedly died amid the on going chaos at kabul airport >>> meanwhile, washington has enlisted commercial airlines to help with the evacuation efforts in its first use of a civil reserve fleet since the 2003 iraq war >> this is a voluntary program for our commercial airlines. and we're grateful for those airlines and the u.s. carriers who are supporting us. this effort will only use three or four planes from each of the major carriers, vast fleets of aircraft so there should be no affect or minimal effect on commercial air travel and we'll stay in close coordination with our partners to mitigate any impact these civil reserve flights will be helping facilitate

i'm joumanna bercetche along with julianna tatelbaum.ond largest economy sees factory prices rise 9% ahead of expectations. >> delivery hero with the i investment of the delivery firm. >>> and more time to work on the mo morrisons offer further adding the bidding war. >>> and renault and geely looking to prop up sales in the world's largest auto market. >>> we're about an hour into the trading session. we're in for a mixed start this morning. we have green on the board the swiss index up .50%. in italy, ftse mib up a percent. and muted for german, british and spanish markets. earnings season winding down a thin week for data after non-farm payrolls came out in the u.s. stronger than expected. u.s. inflation reports and consumer prices and producer prices coming through this week. investors looking for clues that may give us insight into the trajectory of the federal reserve. >>> turning to foreign explaining currencies the stronger dollar has been the key story to watch as joumanna pointed out, the stronger dollar is having an impact on

julianna >> charlotte, thank you. want to turn now to the market action that we have seen over the course of the month of august we have made it to the final day of trade this month. let's look back at the performance. this is the stoxx 600. 2.51% higher for the month a decent month for european equities the seventh straight month of gains. we have unwind of reflation trade. let's break it down by region and see what it looks like turning to uk equities ftse up 1.45% up for the month not the french market. let's look at the cac. that is up on the month so far 1.2% it is actually under performed the broader european market. you remember that a big part of the dip we saw in the cac came from the luxury stocks china story becoming front and center for european investors and luxury dependent on the chinese consumer and rhetoric around the common prosperity and income inequality. the french market took a hit turning to the germany market. dax with a stronger move and let's take a look at italian stocks ftse mib 2.65% highe

julianna tatelbaum in london. >>> back home.lions still without power in louisiana one day after hurricane ida barrels through the region in the strongest storm in 16 years. nbc's jay gray is still on the ground in new orleans and joins us now on the recovery efforts jay. >> reporter: good morning, seema. a burst of rain over the last 30 to 40 minutes. it cleared to help the teams to get out in the next few hours. look at the damage in the downtown area. this building actually is a building that local legend has it, louis armstrong grew up in at the age of 7 and where he learned to play music. it, obviously, is destroyed here the facing pulled off and brick on the ground. that scene is all across louisiana right now. an long the coastline, the wate caused issues. here inland, it was the wind the wind was ferocious when the storm moved through. you have 5,000 national guard troops on the ground you have crews from california and 30 states moving in to help get things started and get things moving. that will be difficult until the

. >>> let's go worldwide julianna tatelbaum in the london newsroom with the early action in europe.g, julianna >> dom, the early action in europe has been choppy right now, the stoxx 600 is hovering around the flat line. we were trading lower at the start of the session positive momentum building the stoxx 600 down just about 0.06%. to put this in context yesterday, the stoxx 600 lost groundbreaking a ten-day win streak it has been a strong move for the stoxx 600. turning to the regional breakdown. this is the split. we have red for the majority of markets. the cac 40 in france down .40% ftse in italy and spanish market down dax down 0.2%. we have green on the board swiss market up 15 basis points. ftse 100 in uk up 0.1% the stock leading the charge is bhp. let's take you to that stock we were higher earlier in the session. bhp merging with woodside in the all-stock deal it reported the best annual profit in almost a decade. that news is providing a strong boost to bhp and providing a boost to ftse 100. dom, back to you >> thank you, julianna tatelbaum. >>> let's get more with frank

a lot of red on the screen julianna, thank you. >>> rising covid concerns are playing a role in whathappening with stocks. as new cases roll over in florida, they are popping in new york and d.c. and new england. now the biden administration talking about the booster shots. we have bertha coombs with that and more on headlines. >> reporter: brian, it is not a surprise, people anticipated this it is moving quickly the biden administration and u.s. health officials will begin widely distributing the shots the week of september 20th the americans who received pfizer or moderna vaccines will get a third shot eight months after the second jab officials say johnson & johnson shot recipients will need a booster as well, but they are awaiting more data before making a formal decision. currently 60% of americans have received one vaccine dose and 51% have been fully vaccinated with both shots. >>> meantime, shares of robinhood with a drop. following the first earnings report as a public company, the stock trading more than doubled in the second quarter boosted by the surge in crypto trading.

. >>> first, let's get to the latest in europe julianna tatelbaum has the latest good morning, juliannaas you can see, we have the ftse 100 down about ten basis points otherwise, modest gains. we have come off a strong run. the stoxx 600 rallied .40% making it eight straight positive sessions in a row european markets have been performing well. turning to the sectors this is what it looks like split expect on the up side, insurance up 1%. a number of names reported this morning and providing solid updates to the market. on the down side, basic resources. down 1.2%. that is providing the drag on the sector i want to highlight single movers aviva in the insurance base up 3% an nnouncing it will return 4 billion pounds to investors amid pressure from sevian capital and cineworld reporting losses for the first half an improvement from the $1 billion lost year before the company is considering a u.s. listing to raise money to plug the gap and in food delivery delivery hero upgraded after the record 730 million orders in the second quarter the group says it will remain a loss as it focuses on

like us, there are concerns of global growth front and center let's get the latest and join julianna tatelbaum in our london newsroom with the moves and some of the early headlines julianna, good morning >> brian, good morning interestingly, that pull back in oil is not having much of a negative effect on european sentiment if equity markets. we are off to a mixed start. a bit of green on the italian and swiss and french markets little bit of red coming through. european investors seem to be pausing for breath after the strong rally last week stoxx 600 out performed u.s. last week. rising 8.1%. cyclical stocks performed well last week. this morning, a pause after that run. we have a few key stocks in focus this morning from the corporate perspective. let's run through deliveroo shares up 10%. trading at the top of the stoxx 600 after the german rival delivery hero trading down 1.2%, has taken a 5.09% stake in the company. morrisons in focus after regulators extended the deadline for the suitor cd&r to advance the bid. and philip morris offer for vectura. this morning, the uk takeover

tatelbaum in london good morning, julianna >> good morning, brian here in europe, we are off to a fairlyed start generally european equity markets are trading higher we have come off the highs of the morning. as you see here, green for the majority uk being the exception ftse 100 trading down 0.1% nothing major. sugg august is a slow month for traders on holiday worth noting we did see out performance relative to the u.s. yesterday. the stoxx 600 at 0.156% higher than yesterday the majority of sectors trading higher bouncing back after under performance. on the down side, banks and autos and retail trading below the flat line. a few key corporate stories this morning. let's turn attention to it now softbank with a 39% fall in first quarter net profit the group's tech investment vision fund with a profit over $2 billion on china, the softbank ceo wants to wait and see the regulatory action will have on the stock market once that becomes clear, they will resume active investment in the country. meanwhile, hello fresh, germany meal kit jumped in the second quarter as year on year growth in

i'm julianna tatelbaum with joumanna bercetche these are your headlines coming off a ten-day win streak after a raft of key chinese data misses expectations showing a slowdown in the world's second largest economy. >>> and u.s. yields retreat after the fresh read of consumer confidence at the lowest levels in decades. >>> the afghan president fleeing the compuntry and the u.s. standing by the decision >> the idea we sign up remaining for another 5 or 10 or 20 years was not in the national interest. >>> and faurecia shares surge after the french group agrees to buy the group hella in a deal worth 7.4 billion euro saying it will better position the company in the evolving market >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." what a weekend a huge amount of news coming through. no doubt occupying investors on this monday morning. here is the trade. stoxx 600 opened 6.7% lower rising geopolitical risk from the middle east region and weaker than expected china data overnight and concerns spreading around the spread of the delta variant. plenty of factors weighing on sentiment. let's put this in

let's go worldwide with julianna tatelbaum in the london newsroom with the european trade.morning, julianna >> reporter: dom, good morning opened lower following the weekend from asia. the ftse 100 with losses down 1% the losses are fairly evenly spread that data out from china overnight, dom, that you mentioned is weighing on sentiment. it missed expectation with growth slowing across retail and industrial and fixed asset at the same time, investors are jittery of the risk with the situation in afghanistan also the concerns of the spread of the delta variant putting it in context. stoxx 600 has rallied for ten sessions in a row. the longest run of consecutive gains of index since 2006. a strong run we are in retreat this morning h here is how we are looking this morning. red for nearly every sector. real estate trading .20% higher. on the down side, resources with losses of 2% tied to the china story. no doubt that weaker than expected china data weighing on sentiment. oil and gas is the under performer. 1.6% down alongside travel dom, back to you. >> julianna tatelbaum in

john pill, you're up to the break when we discuss double standards from china to the torture of julianna. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk me welcome back to part 2 of our special interview with john bill jer. in part, when we talked about the atrocities taking place in garza, the country currently holding the presidency of the un security council is china, which failed to persuade joe biden to issue a resolution on the current slaughter. the people's republic demonized by nato, is the subject of john pill, june 2016 film, the coming war on china. this is the distinguished historian. shouldn't theodore h. white, an advisor to the white house around the wake of speaking in the 19 sixty's. perhaps china is too vast to be governed by mercy, yet a chinese mine craves order. they must be brought to recognise they are the biggest factor in the wo

the lawyers acting on behalf of one the 1st legal battle regarding the future. extradition of julianna assigned to the united states action returned to join us with this reaction. and the taliban has now seized control canister border. but use becca san antonio gets done. well, this break, russia has to become even more involved in the area. we're going to discuss with r and china has charged a canadian citizen was fine, and sentenced him to a 11 a year. but is this just retaliation for the arrest and prosecution of while while the main ones out? we're going to give you the details and whether a prisoner swap would be a future possibility. and here in america, one state has decided to boost his graduation numbers by making a basic skills like a reading, writing until a simple math no longer a requirements. this is parents across the country are attending their local school board meeting all in protest of the masked mandate being but on the students. now, despite the large numbers and high emotions, the school boards are not relenting. we're going to give you the 360 view and as does it

julianna tattlebaum is in london key headlines overseas, julianna what have you got for us this morning? >> good morning, brian so far it's been a muted start for european markets it's a mixed picture but generally we are trending lower. the cac 40, down .4 of a percent. the ftse 100 in the u.k. down by 1/3 of a percent. a little bit of green for the health care heavy swiss market this morning brian, you talked about the downturn we saw yesterday. european markets were more resilient. the stock 600 ended higher today perhaps we're catching up on the trade you saw come through late in the session. yesterday state side, in terms of data, we got u.k. inflation numbers coming through u.k. inflation slowed more than expected in july price growth for clothing, footwear and recreational goods eased. still an open question as to whether we see a pickup of inflation. investors closely watching those numbers. turning to the sectors, this is what the split looks like. even split in terms of gainers and losers leading up by .6 of a percent alongside health care and utilities. basic resources leadin

julianna tattle balm is live in london >> dom, good morning to you.off to a positive start with european equities extending gains. yesterday the stock 600 rallied 0.53% but it was the seventh positive session in a row. green across the board here. fairly broad based across the different regions. from a sector perspective, here's the picture in europe we are seeing outperformance in insurance, media, construction and banks each up 1/3 of a percent. on the down side, travel and leisure is the key under performer. pulling back 0.9%. worth noting yesterday travel and leisure outperforming. the european union would not reinstate travel restrictions on nonessential travel from the united states. the sector got a boost on the back of that news. a few names starting with one in the cybersecurity world. norton lifelock is acquiring the european rival worth $8.6 billion. shares of avast are 8.6 higher significant selling this morning of thyssenkrupp. it was driven by high materials prices and autos if the stock is under pressure as they warned on free cash flow

when we discuss double standards from china to the torture of julianna, join me every thursday on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business and show business. i'll see you then the me, once again, we've got ourselves into a quagmire. remember that whereas the popular word during the vietnam era and the afghan stan is yet another military quagmire. $2.00 trillion dollars. couple of 1000 soldiers died. and for the same reason there was no clearly stated mission. there was no incentive to win, right? because all the contractors are getting fat rich. so finally, they decided to give up the ghost. welcome back to bought 2 of our special interview with john pilcher in. but when we talked about the atrocities taking place in garza, the country currently holding the presidency of the un security council is china, which failed to persuade joe biden to issue a resolution on the current slaughter. the people's republic demonized by nature is a subject of john pill, june 2016 film, the coming war on china. this is the distinguished historian. shoul

julianna's, and also said that the africa was being used to launder american and european monday. what. what did he mean by that? the trillion dollars plus the trillion dollars probably under estimate did go into us or pocket the military industrial complex, the, the private contractors like dunkirk who were supposed to be training the outcome, police, etc. it was a massive flow of money that went into the wrong pocket. it could only be called corruption on a large scale. on top of that, of course there's a, the, the corruption inside the sun where basically money was used as carols on to, to pump on the fire. or there were no logs could on the fire, just to gasoline being pumped on. the fire that does not create a lasting bonfire. everybody knows that of it's just people fleeing afghanistan is creating a security nightmare for europe. because among those flaying the taliban, a convicted criminal delia deported by the u. back to afghanistan, along with suspects on various global security watch list. i was a subject that came up in talks earlier this wednesday between the russian a

julianna's. and also said that the africa was being used to launder american and european monday. what, what did he mean by that? the trillion dollar plus the trillion dollars probably under estimate did go into us the military industrial complex, the, the private contractors like bankers who were supposed to be training the outcome, police, etc. it was a massive flow of money that went into the wrong pocket. it can only be called corruption on a large scale. on top of that, of course there's a, the, the corruption inside the sun where basically money was used as cameras on to, to come from the fire or there were no logs could on the fire, just to gasoline being pumped on. the fire that does not create a lasting bonfire. everybody knows that. well, that's the story that we have been tracking the biggest one the last 7 days for the latest or not. and of course, many more stories r t dot com. check it out and have a great day the while the panoramic notes borders and the blind nationalities emerge. we don't have authority, we go to the back, the whole world needs to take action and

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us wars in the middle east and in particular afghan, it's dan, it is so important to talk about. julianna's staunch and would you be contribution? i think the united states government is seeking to make an example out of juliana songs to show other journalists. this is what can happen to you if you expose the us military industrial complex. and if you embarrass the u. s. government, we can lead, showed us through the afghan war diaries and the rapport loves it. these were crimes were not happening here. and there that there was some sort of rare occurrence. there were civilian casualties on a regular basis in wiki lease. expose that we should be thinking, joanna sergeant, we should all be advocating for his immediate release because this was certainly public interest journalism. we also spoke to writer german broadcast the jim lori, covered vietnam and to africa was he showed us his thoughts on the us evacuation from cobble comparing it with the withdrawal from saigon buck and 975. i think that corruption was a major factor and what we seen today the me, in many ways the mission should have

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julianna's. and also said that the africa was being used to launder american and european money. what, what did he mean by that? the trillion dollar plus the trillion dollars probably under estimate did go into us the military industrial complex, the, the private contractors like dunkirk who were supposed to be training the outcome, police, etc. it was a massive flow of money that went into the wrong pocket. it could only be called corruption on a large scale. on top of that, of course, there's a, the, the corruption inside the sun where basically money was used as carols on to, to pump on the fire. or there were no loved good on the fire, just to gasoline being pumped on the fire that does not create a lasting bonfire. everybody knows that it's all round up of the headline, grabbing stories in the past 7 days, all t dot com has plenty more. take you over at the top. it is neil hoping to join him, but later on and i'll see you soon. the hello driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask me. ah ah me the me a welcome was acquired the great power poles. this is

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julianna's, and also said that the africa was being used to launder american and european money . what, what did he mean by that? the trillion dollar plus the trillion dollars probably under estimate did go into us or pocket the military industrial complex, the, the private contractors like dunkirk who were supposed to be training the outcome, police, et cetera. it was a massive flow of money that went into the wrong pocket. it could only be called corruption on a large scale. on top of that, of course, there's the, the corruption inside the sun where basically money was used as carols on to, to pump on the fire. or there were no logs. good on the fire, just to gasoline being pumped on the fire that does not create a lasting bonfire. everybody knows what's going on to national. we brought you right today. don't forget the last one you stories covered on a website. check them out by heading to r t dot com. oh, the i use ah, is your media a reflection of reality? the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation community. are you going the right way or are you

julianna's, and also said that the africa was being used to launder american and european money . what did he mean by that? the trillion dollar plus the trillion dollars probably under estimate did go into us the pocket, the military industrial complex, the, the private contractors like dunkirk who were supposed to be training the outcome, police, etc. it was a massive flow of money that went into the wrong pocket. it can only be called corruption on a large scale. on top of that, of course there's a, the, the corruption inside the sun where basically money was used as carols on to, to pump on the fire, or they will know loved good on the fire, just to gasoline being pumped on the fire that does not create a lasting bonfire. everybody knows that so far look at the biggest headlines of the last week. remember you can get more in them and all the developing stories, of course on, on you to conduct a quick way of great. gave me the ah, the ah hello, driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me dares think we dare to ask me o me. the me a well controlled with great power politics is not

so do you see like why a warning listen is julianna's sondra casualty? it's almost make sure that others don't follow and lead. well, the way that it has been treated is really a threat to all journalists. and it's an example to all of them as well. and so us standing up on him, i show a page is actually about signing up, press freedom everywhere, and 175 years. he faces in a super max prison. we've seen you and human rights are both thing. these are some of the world's most abusive areas for mental health. you think you're in a san might commit suicide? well, i hate to be told you about somebody's private to try to mental health in the situation . the judge recognize that it's sue krazer was a threat to his mental health, and he would be a very, very serious risk in suicide. if he was there, there is an out of the a broad movement among european political parties from policy to hold an action in helping generous. yes. the reason why the movement of action on this i raised the matter, for example, the last 2 sessions accounts the euro with kevin td, who'

people can look up the case as are gods, dirty tricks and nuclear weapons parts to iran. julianna's on, did you say, i mean he's facing 175 years and it was a british judge, a magistrate who said, it's just not safe. your judice, your prison system for him to be there. how just reminders, how you are treated and what you fear about the treatment for daniel hale because you filed 3 complaints when you were in prison. house have is daniel hale right now in the us prison. he's probably still in the alexandria jail, pretty much and terry confinement the prison system in general, i merely placed the warehouse bodies and medical treatment is laughable mental health treatment, which i know will be important and proof for daniel in prison because he's, he's having health problems he suffers mental problems now what i was in prison and struggling mentally because this is really horrible. mental experience to go through as well as i was reaching out for help. i realize that the so called health professionals are pretty dismissive of anything. and at one point i would threaten with being put into

conversations about us wars in the middle east and in particular, afghan, it is so important to talk about. julianna's staunch, and would you be contributions? i think the united states government is seeking to make an example out of juliana songs to show other journalists. this is what can happen to you if you expose the us military industrial complex. and if you embarrass the us government, we can lead showed us through the afghan war diaries and the rapport loves it. these were crimes were not happening here. and there that there was some sort of rare occurrence. there were civilian casualties on a regular basis. in wiki lease, expose that we should be thinking, joanna sergeant, we should all be advocating for his immediate release, because this was certainly public interest journalism. poland had plans to build a wall along its border with bella, luce, and double the number of troops. it has stationed there to oppose a recent influx of migrants that as you countries remain on alert over a surge of refugees from afghanistan and iraq. we are dealing with an attack on poland. it is an attempt to trig

the lawyers acting on behalf of the one the 1st legal battle regarding the future. extradition of julianna, united states, action returns you join us with the reaction in the taliban has now these control canister border, but you back as soon as you get done. well, this break, russia has to become even more involved in the area are discussed with r and china has charged a canadian citizen was fine, and sentenced him to a love in a year. but is this just retaliation for the read and prosecution of wall weight, cfo main ones out? we're going to give you the details and whether a prisoner swap would be a future possibility. and here in america, one state has decided to boost his graduation numbers by making a basic skills like a reading, writing and a simple math. no longer requirement. this is parents across the country are getting their local school board meeting all in protest of the masked mandate being but on the student. now, despite the large numbers and high emotions, school boards are not relenting. we're going to give you the 360 view and ask, doesn't seem like we are living in a ti

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