for another episode of "cp time." ♪♪ ♪♪ >> oh. hello there. welcome to "cp time.", we'll be discussing black fashion models. we all know the famous ones, naomi campbell, tara banks, i iman, and myself. this had is gucci. this vest is armani, and my shirt is ross dress for less. you eat as much mustard as i do you can't be droppings more than $5 on a button-up. but none of us would be here without the pioneers who broke into the industry. models like naomi sims, the first black supermodel. as a young woman in the 18960s, modeling agencies told sims her skin was too dark to be a model. so she just went around the agencies and booked campaigns directly with fashion photographers. the best revenge is success. if that's not an option, drop dog doo-doo into their car through the sunroof. but i digress. sims graced the covers of many magazines which opened the doors for countless other black models like oprah winfrey who's on the cover of a magazine once a dang month. after sims left modeling, she made a fortune building a beauty empire featuring collections in cosmetics.

hence, talks will begin with cp. they were either saying hey, get back to us and talk to us or we're leaving the stage. >> it's pretty incredible, yes, i was out when we got the stp information tuesday afternoon, i know you covered it extensively on wednesday, but very strongly worded around this as well which i think speaks not only to concerns, at least from this administration and regulators are where rail consolidation are concerned, but also more broadly something we've been talking about which has been scrutiny in general across a number of industries this actually isn't the only deal or potential deal that's on the table with -- i just lost my microphone again >> wow >> you really did. it's completely gone her microphone you're like a magician with that microphone >> i like wave my arms around and next thing you know. >> there it is e we'll keep our eye on it you've gone an activist investors, they own more of cp than they do of cn, and of course by putting pressure on cn to drop their bid, they inevitably are

amanda: which leaves us with this query about that cp offer, which could be revived.like and -- because the regulators can still give a stamp of approval or denial. david: that is true ultimately, but it's a voting trust is the first step. looking at it from canadian national's perspective, what are their options? they can go back to the surface transportation or it and ask for reevaluation go to court, but given the response yesterday, the idea the court said this deal was not in the public interest when they denied the voting trust, they are not likely to make much headway. the third option is just to walk away, which would leave canadian pacific with that rail network. southern gets about half of the revenue. matt: thanks for joining us. dave wilson talking about the railroad. coming up. with crypto facing increasing scrutiny around energy usage, technology has just announced that she just launched a carbon negative bitcoin etf, which will plant trees to offset its carbon footprint. we will speak to the ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: welcome back to bloombe

it's in favor of cp acquiring ksu. not in favor and has been vocal about that in recent days and weeks about canadian national moving forward with that deal and has called for the ouster of the ceo. i think it's looking to nominate potentially at least five new directors to the board wants to see jim vena, who is most recently at union pacific as the coo, but before that was at canadian national, one of those hunter harrison precision scheduled railroading mentee they would like to see him as coo. you have an investment thesis taking shape around cp and kansas city southern coming together to create this first canada to mexico railroad which would still be the smallest of the major railroads here in north america, but also potentially an investor thesis around canadian national now that there is an expectation that bends this deal and will focus more on things like it's operating ratio and getting costs down. >> right again, canadian national really in a way fighting a two-front war with the activist investor, not to m

we have to trust in the cps and we have to trust in the cps and we have to trust they will do everythinghink where we would be. we really need to just concentrate on really working as hard as we possibly can, if the cps need us involved, in any way to try to make sure this next resolution is sought and the sooner the better. we resolution is sought and the sooner the better. ~ ., ., ~ the better. we are talking in ractical the better. we are talking in practical terms _ the better. we are talking in practical terms about - the better. we are talking in practical terms about next i the better. we are talking in - practical terms about next steps and the case. i think we are aware we are talking about your boy harry and what happened to him. i know this is incredibly hard and you are going to maybe take a step back now. what is next for you and how will you manage? i next for you and how will you manage?— next for you and how will you manaie? ~ , ., , manage? i think it is about still continuing _ manage? i think it is about still continuing to _ manage? i think it is about still continuin

the cp 3 office has been rebranded multiple times in the past. it used to be called office for community partnerships. previous congress is bipartisan legislation to caughtify this office in order for there to be consistent leadership and resources for it. is cp 3 or a similar office to counterdomestic terrorism, something that congress should work now to codify and what benefits would that provide to the department and efforts to combat domestic terrorism, given it's one of the top threats facing our homeland? >> i'm grateful for your support of the office and the department, as a whole. this office is centered on empowering and equipping neighborhoods, communities across the country to address the threat of domestic violent extremism, home grown violent extremism from the ground up. we dedicated, for the first time, a minimum of $77 million in fema grant funds dedicated to this growing threat. i very much look forward to working with you to see how legislation can best strengthen that office. we think it's critical component of our homeland sec

china submitted a formal application to join they cp tpp on thursday. the u.s. abandoned the original deal under president trump. beijing meets the agreement of all 11 member nations, including australia, with which it is currently in dispute. the former japanese communication minister will run to become the country's first female prime minister. the 61-year-old will contest a vote for the leadership of the ruling liberal democratic party september 29. the winner of that race is virtually assured of becoming the country's next premier. she is the second woman to contest the ruling party vote. jerome powell has ordered a closer scrutiny of the rolls around investments by the central bank policymakers. it follows revelations of trading in investments by two regional fed presidents. their actions were widely criticized for potential conflict of interest. they said their trade was in compliance with the rules. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie qui

unfortunately, the cps are on my ability— unfortunately, the cps are on my ability to— unfortunately,e carried out other— offense. we know that it be carried out other offences criminal damages with the _ out other offences criminal damages with the paint on the road, of course — with the paint on the road, of course public nuisance. i think it's very— course public nuisance. i think it's very important at the police are able _ very important at the police are able to— very important at the police are able to arrest them and take these charges _ able to arrest them and take these charges forward and the advance of the injunction is that it allows the police _ the injunction is that it allows the police to act quicker and they're sent— police to act quicker and they're sent to — police to act quicker and they're sent to hold them in raman. it keeps those _ sent to hold them in raman. it keeps those people off our streets because you may— those people off our streets because you may be aware, they are being released — you may be aware, they are being released in— you may be aware, they

frances, go to you, nasdaq was red, turning green here, cp effect turning eight minutes into the shownetflix is that the kind of name you look for? sherwin-williams intraday turnarounds? what kind of clues are you looking for this market outside of the broad issues you remind us about often, what are the clues like that that might tell us even the market might think maybe the worst is over? >> right, are you telling me i'm our debbie distopian instead of debbie downer? charles: [laughter]. >> even though i'm not about distopian at all. [laughter]. so you know, we like to be anticipatory. no, i like, netflix is going to be sensitive to the tech sector which will be sensitive to rates which is going to be as you say, these levels aren't scary, but again how much does it spike, we don't have any information about exactly when the tapering is starting, exactly by how much. that is going to weigh on tech. ultimately speaking though if we have some of the bad distopian stories playing out in the credit markets, get contagion from china or china corporate bonds go down these tech, the tech s

teachers and parents frustrated with the mayor because she oversees cps.ents also asked the school district for an option for remote learning. that was put into place for a virtual academy. only available for students with certain medical needs or individualized learning plans. i spoke with one parent. she made the hard decision to not send her three girls back to school. and she's feeling isolated when it comes to her concerns as a parent. i want you to hear a little bit of our conversation. >> my concerns are being ignored. they're being belittled. i'm being shamed for not having the confidence of sending my kids in. and i wish the district would acknowledge their responsibility in offering a safe public education to all our children. >> reporter: because it doesn't feel safe to you? >> no. >> reporter: now, this comes as the public school system says they will have the test and trace program up to speed by the end of this month. this also comes as they'll be getting a new superintendent brought in. this is just the latest in what teachers and parents ar

the cps and west midlands police were able to prove his account was not plausible. rio 2016 olympics was in place during the games. suspicious bouts include the men's superheavyweight final which saw britain'sjoejoyce lose out on gold and irish boxer michael conlan�*s shock defeat in his bantamweight quarterfinal. alex capstick has the details. there was lots of speculation, rumours swirling around rio that the boxing tournament was corrupt. there were certain fights that hit the headlines because the results were astonishing to some people, certainly experts within the game. one of them was michael conlan, the irish fighter in the quarterfinal against the russian. he lost that fight, a fight that most observers felt he had won easily. afterwards, he was critical and outspoken of the judging, the refereeing and in fact the whole of the amateur international boxing organisation. another one isjoejoyce and his super heavyweight final, which he lost to a french opponent. it was quite a close fight, but many people thought that looked suspicious. that is one of the cont

that would be something for the cps to look at within the - for the cps to look at within the sentencingdoes the injunction _ roads. but how much does the injunction actually _ roads. but how much does the injunction actually add - roads. but how much does the injunction actually add to - roads. but how much does the injunction actually add to the l injunction actually add to the police powers? because currently if someone goes onto the motorway to protest, as we have seen, they get arrested, it is not a legal thing. absolutely, it's been incredibly frustrating. obstruction of the highway, although incredibly serious and puts lives in danger, is not an imprisonable offence. we can take people into custody, and we have seen custody suites filling up right across surrey but the cps are very unlikely to press charges because it doesn't carry an imprisonable offence. we know they have been carrying out criminal damage with the paint on the road, public nuisance, so it is very important the police are able to arrest them and take these charges forward. the advantage of the injunction is that

our 1st question goes to christine and repeating cps. good afternoon gentlemen. secretary lincoln regarding the charter fights a groups, the members of congress say the taliban is essentially holding these flight hostage and not allowing them to leave in order to get more out of the american government . is that accurate? are you aware of american citizens trying to evacuate on the slides? is the state department at all hindering the overall effort to get charters in or out of afghanistan? and what channel was used for the discussion with taliban on this issue? and what did you tell them to do? and ship mohammed as the secretary mentioned, more than 50000 people have evacuated through your country. but many of them don't have paperwork visa for on work countries, etc. how it has the u. s. presented a concrete plan on how to process these individuals and how long do you expect some of these undocumented evacuated could remain in your country? and secretary, often knowing what we know now, do you consider the us withdraw from afghanistan,

downstairs and i saw another agent by mahoney, and he told me that we were setting up a command post forward cp, close to the trade center site. so i walked down to the trade center sites with him and we could see the buildings a flame. we were in church and bessy about one block north of the buildings. and i saw one of my agents who was on medical disability at the time right by the north tower. and i walked over to him, told him he should get further back. at that point, i felt something to my face. it was a small object and i didn't think that much of it. i walked back to where other agents or congregating about 20 agents. and one of my agents there, jim ryan, and they told me i was bleeding. so i picture that i had a small cut on my face, and then i went in to speak to ken maxwell, who was the a sack who was sending up a command post. and guess me to, to make a list of all the agents that were there. so i decided to work back closer to the north tower and work my way back. and i thought i was close to the north tower. i spoke with a police officer whose area in to be sure any agents with re

let's take you to cologne and we're having to is standing by for us, you were us and i cp, riley, and they've been the perpetual one or result in recent elections. haven't they? is there a sense, however, that this time things could be difference? the yes indeed, actually the rally just wrapped up. we have the social democratic candidates all of shows who was insane agent who did do one of his final bids to convince people to vote for me actually positions and lots of people actually. i spoke to him on the square already regard him as the new chancellor of jeremy and now he had quite the widespread speech. she tackled the issue of minimum wage sheet back of the issue of climate change in the back of the issue of social justice. she said that a lot has to be done for the elderly women. then he also talked about the flood those that had been devastated over the summer. that need to be rebuilt. now, just a few months ago when this election campaign started, i think many here in germany would have discarded him as a pretension chancellor for this country. a lot of people would say that he

and trying to broker an agreement between the cp energy and, and the opposition and instruct you to actually to do so. last wednesday, china government has cracking down on its entertainment industry, wants to move, recalls negative on chaotic influences in order to promote socialist values. so it's targeting celebrity fan clubs, online gaming, and l g b t q i groups. katrina, you reports from beijing, millions of young fans, lawyer to famous actors and sing as our lucrative force in china's entertainment industry. now celebrity fan club has become the latest target of government regulators. authorities has banned activities, which encourage fans to spend money on their favorite stock. online celebrity rankings, and discussions about the salaries are also prohibited state media newspaper. the global times says fan clubs could be used to manipulate lines and split chinese society. mega rich entertainers have been criticized and punished the tax evasion and other undesirable behaviors. the moves are part of aging efforts to promote chinese socialist values among young people and cracked down o

i'm told texas cps is doing a massive purge of state troopers to the location, hundreds of state trooperslling into the international bridge area. i'm being told it's just to be proactive for potential securities current concerns because a group topic under the bridge, about 15000. it's a major impact on the local community and the port of entry has been closed for the foreseeable future. everybody who wanting to cross has to drive 57 miles east and local congressman here tony gonzalez reports local grocery stores are starting to run low on food and some local restaurants have been asked to close early and make food for the migrant part of the bridge so it's not just an isolated incident under the bridge, it spilling over having an impact on the tiny community here in texas as the consent situation continues to spiral out of control. >> do you get a sense for the morale or how much tension is going on between border patrol and people in the community? is it a read level or are they handling it well? report it's at an all-time high for quite some time. you talk to any border patrol agent,

cps reported this morning according to the dhs, they have a very specific number that 700 people ared to attend. that does not matter. the hysteria has reached such a pitch that the capital police record fencing around the capitol. the department of defense announced it has been contacted by the capitol police. joining us now is glenn greenwald. glenn they have a death grip on january 6th and they have to keep this narrative going. they are having and come apart about a rally that i certainly have not heard of at all for 700 people which i doubt will show up. >> yeah, i mean, january 6 is crucial to them. one of the leading priorities of the biden administration was to launch a new domestic war on terror modeled after the first one, although this one is going to be domestic and so just like people wanted to invade iraq before 9/11, january 6 has become the linchpin that everything they want to do. the idea of a rebellion or insurrection. that is why -- you covered george bush. >> remarks on nylah byrd -- george bush's remarks. completely deranged comparison. the reason why liberals a

the recall comes a after the cps issued a warning to not let babies sleep on products like these. >> when babies are left sleeping on these products, they may roll over or their heads may fall in such a way that locks their airway and can lead to suffocation. kumasi: the lounger was not marketed as an infant sleep product and includes warnings against unsupervised use. cribs, or play guards. bobby is offering a refund. you can find it at abc7news.com. reggie: they are not bad dogs, they are just as dire -- just less desirable. this dog in australia picked up a habit of stealing things, including toilet paper. >> what are you doing? reggie: that is a one-year-old pup from victoria. his owner says he loves stealing rolls of toilet paper and getting into mischief. this shows him doing just that while on a walk kumasi:. kumasi:-- while on a walk. kumasi: he is peek pandemic. reggie: he could be the spoke dock for sharman. for -- he could be for charmin. [laughter] a live look at this traffic nightmare. i feel bad for anybody that got involved in this mess. if you are watching, you do not

potentially replaced i would point out importantly, and leslie you know this as well, they own more of cpey do of cn, percentage wise where are they at like 9 plus percent of canadian pacific shares so 8.4% of canadian pacific shares they would benefit in their position there as a result of a potential deal they feel would be more positive i think everybody gets it. all right, how'd i do, johnny gilbert? all right, i hope so still to come, details about a new white house death tax plan that's under fire. we're going to be back right after this ...aflac policyholders have been paid $37 billion directly... [aflac!] that's a lotta money. ♪ did somebody say money? he said aflac. well if they're paying out billions of dollars to help cover unexpected medical expenses, what's the difference? coach prime. what... no smoke machine? [aflac!] looks like aflac is ready for prime time. [eh eh eh! eh eh eh!] hey, coach to coach... what do i need to do to get one of those jackets? ♪ get help with expenses health insurance doesn't cover at aflac.com all the things, all around you... where you learn, wor

reggie: police investigating the theft of an atm inside the cps pharmacy -- cvs pharmacy.ed it through the front door. the machine was bolted to the floor, but managed to yank it onto the sidewalk. we have reached out for more information. in the northbay, santa rosa officials are considering holding sanctioned side shows where they can do tricks and environment. this is a sideshow in the oakland area. sideshows have been growing larger. santa rosa city leaders hope to formally submit the proposal by the end of the month. jobina: friends and family remembered gabby petito one week after her body was found in grand teton park. they held a memorial in her hometown. abby's father said her story is a lesson to all. joe petito: there is a relationship you may be in that may not be the best thing for you, leave it now. jobina: her stepfather show him you can always make money but you cannot make up for less time -- lost time. >> enjoy every moment of this beautiful world as she did. love and give love to all like she did. jobina: family members have started the gabby petito foun

that hasjust come from the metropolitan police, a statement from the cps as well saying that the cpsar—old primary teacher in south—west london on friday. that news, just in with the murder charge. some other news coming into us as regarding the singer, r kelly who has been convicted by a jury in new york of grooming and sexually abusing underage girls, boys and women as far back as in the mid—1990s. specific charges he has been found guilty of racketeering and six trafficking. he now faces a minimum of 15 years in prison. we have looked back at the trial. to the world, he was the king of r and b and one of the bestselling music artists of all time. to his victims, he was their worst nightmare. a five—week trial in new york laid out in detail how the singer ran a decade—long criminal enterprise. prosecutors said he used a network of employees and close associates to recruit underage girls, boys and women for six. 45 witnesses gave evidence that he was a predator who exploited his fame and to entrap, control and punish people. many aspiring singers. the accusations swirled around him

we have the cp fx, i'm giving you momentum for the last hour of trading. >> i'll take it, better than yesterday that is for sure, good to see you, the markets rallying late in the session after midday dip thanks to eyeball raising remarks from jerome powell, the major indexes are jumping, but the nasdaq did turn negative when the possibility of lifting interest rates as inflation continues to rise, overall investors ignoring that comment, right now the dow up to 75, s&p up 31 and nasdaq up 33. powell is not the only one in the nation's capital causing drama, the senate and decided if it's going to vote today on a plan to stop a potential government shutdown in its tracks late tomorrow night will get a live report on the latest news on the hill and at the white house. plus lucid motors rolling out the lucid air to an arizona facility. the ceo peter rawlinson is here to tell us what he plans to do to bump elon musk, tesla out of the electric vehicle winners circle. the housing market finding a new spark after a summer siesta, the ceo with the outlook of where home sells are headed to th

the cps and west midlands police were able to prove his account was not plausible.if you're going to think about sending a message to a footballer or anyone else, there are consequences for your actions. else, there are consequences for youractions. i else, there are consequences for your actions. i think there was a conception that there wasn't, you could not be tracked on social media, you can be found out. this clearly shows that you can. you can be identified and you can be taken to court for it. if you're charged and found guilty, you run the real risk of getting that criminal conviction. england manager gareth southgate names his squad this afternoon for the world cup qualifiers against andorra and hungary in october. manchester united defender harry maguire is expected miss out through injury, with liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold also a doubt. england currently in control of their group before the trip on the night, before returning to wembley to face hungary three days later. —— the trip on the ninth. tottenham manager nuno espirito santo insists i

the cps and west midlands police were able to prove his account was not plausible.rnament was corrupt. there were certain fights that were hit the headlines because the results were astonishing to some people. certainly experts within the game. one of them was michael conlon, the irish fighter in the quarterfinal and the team of russia. he lost that fight a fight that most observers thought he won easily. afterwards he was really critical and outspoken of the judge and, was really critical and outspoken of thejudge and, of was really critical and outspoken of the judge and, of the refereeing and affect the whole of the image or international boxing organisation and another one isjoe international boxing organisation and another one is joe joyce international boxing organisation and another one isjoejoyce and his super heavyweight final which he had lost to a french opponent who was quite a close fight for that many people thought that looked a little bit suspicious. that is one of the contest on the regulars. he said he can't confirm at this stage that it was rigged

beginnings i'll take some of the credit for that, the cp effect but also people have already begun tone, i'm buckled up, i know it's going to be great, just filling in for liz and i can't wait. charles: the last hour of the last quarter,qq 3 in the books the reopening trade stalled we'll talk about that during this hour with our guys. wall street is watching right now, the halls of congress, with a keen eye at this hour as markets are mixed as we wrap up the month and quarter as you can see the dow is down 320 points we're off session lows at least for now, s&p is down 19, nasdaq though tech-heavy nasdaq is up 35, after yesterday's losses. we'll try to figure out what's going on

gupta you cannot have a better nominee for omb cp i believe as the senator mentioned he is joined byife who was a physician at our veteran office in charleston when i visited therehe they were sorry they decided to come to washington to lose her and then there twin sons who are exceptional but they were wonderful top graduates of the high school there in my district was george washington high school so the patriots are very proud of those boys. i first met dr. gupta in 2009 when he moved to my hometown of charleston west virginia to become director and health officer at the health department. i learned some things and researching to see what i would see today that i did not know. he was born in india and raised in maryland in the suburb of washington dc. by the time we met her when i met him had an impressive resume of academic and medical accomplishments completing 21 —- medical school by the age of 21 doing his internship at st. joseph's northwestern and chicago illinois masters degree of public health university of alabama birmingham global masters of business degree from london s

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there needs to be a chief mental health officer from cps, standing up, talking about these things fromthat structural change that helps people on the ground. >> feels like a deep breath for this program and all of us after a busy news week. appreciate you being here. thank you so much. >>> earlier we asked why are you awake? betsy shared this photo, she's up for a little me time before making the best pancakes ever for these cute grand kids. another viewer is up to celebrate broadway being back. early flight to nyc from chicago taking my daughter to see bruce springsteen tonight. and this one, because of my two kids ages 3 and 6, five more days until school bigs. and it's abba, the sound the doctor tells you to make when sticking the stick on your tong. >>> a look at the axios one big thing coming and on "morning joe," where we stand in the face of the crisis we were just talking about, dr. scott gottlieb joins the conversation. >>> and we'll hear from new york city mayor bill de blasio following the deadly flooding there. "morning joe" is moments away. there. "morning joe" is moments

quick check of the big movers in trance ports today kansas city southern is up about a full percent cps are down about two-thirds of 1% and they're telling canadian national they plan to terminate that existing agreement. canadian national does have five business days to respond before the deal is officially off the table. meanwhile the transports in general, the dow transport sector is trying to snap its first five-day losing streak since january after posting its second negative week in a row and its worse one since june avis led the group lower with a 6% decline january of 134% while the broader sector is up 15% but often transports >>> new york city's indoor vaccine mandate is enforced today. we'll speak to the ceo of health pass about their business partners and what's next for these moves. "the exchange" back in a moment. o build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life with you, the party of a lifetime. wealth is watching your business grow. worth is watching your employees grow wi

beginnings i'll take some of the credit for that, the cp effect but also people have already begun to buy on the dip. cheryl casone, i'm buckled up, i know it's going to be great, just filling in for liz and i can't wait. charles: the last hour of the last quarter,qq 3 in the books the reopening trade stalled we'll talk about that during this hour with our guys. wall street is watching right now, the halls of congress, with a keen eye at this hour as markets are mixed as we wrap up the month and quarter as you can see the dow is down 320 points we're off session lows at least for now, s&p is down 19, nasdaq though tech-heavy nasdaq is up 35, after yesterday's losses. we'll try to figure out what's going on in d.c. there's a lot of moving parts. congress has yet to pass an extension of funding to avoid a government shutdown that does begin at midnight tonight. we're still waiting on when the house is going to hold a vote on that, the senate has already done there's and then also, we're trying to figure out what's going on with this bipartisan infrastructure bill, what is nancy pelosi g

it's the first time in almost four decade as they can celebrate back-to-back riyder cp triumphs, patrickbaltimore ravens set an nfl record with, wait for it, a 66-yard game-winning field goal. you've got to take a look at this. >> on its way. it bounces off the crossbar, and it's good! >> oh my goodness! >> oh my -- did that just happen, greg? >> boom, that was amazing. baltimore had been trailing bay point with only three seconds left in the game. when tucker kicked the field goal, he beat the previous record by two yards. thank you so much for watching. i'm robyn curnow. i'm going hand you over to my colleague rosemary church. she picks things up from here. more cnn of course continues after the break. enjoy. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple loves camping adventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it could crack. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really

the cp 3 office has been rebranded multiple times in the past. it used to be called office for community partnerships. previous congress is bipartisan legislation to caughtify this office in order for there to be consistent leadership and resources for it. is cp 3 or a similar office to counterdomestic terrorism, something that congress should work now to codify and what benefits would that provide to the department and efforts to combat domestic terrorism, given it's one of the top threats facing our homeland? >> i'm grateful for your support of the office and the department, as a whole. this office is centered on empowering and equipping neighborhoods, communities across the country to address the threat of domestic violent extremism, home grown violent extremism from the ground up. we dedicated, for the first time, a minimum of $77 million in fema grant funds dedicated to this growing threat. i very much look forward to working with you to see how legislation can best strengthen that office. we think it's critical component of our homeland sec

and the fact that you have central banks and cp's to provide the support.conomy is turned to slow. that is what we have been hearing, calling for a focus around the risks of inflation. just about last few minutes, gains about more than a 10th of a percent. the ftse 100 is flat. basic materials are a bit about drag for u.k. stocks. dax is gaining. the cac is up. focus on producer prices is up later today in terms of margins in the inflation conversation. switching to the sectors. the fact that materials are running in pressure, auto parts as well are having some modest gains. the bottom of the list, real estate, technology, basic resources under pressure. let's get the first word news with simone foxman. simone: new york and new jersey declared state of emergency due to record-breaking rains. the remnants of hurricane ida pummeled the region, manhattan central park got three inches of rain in e-cig lower. an airport in -- in central. the u.s. supreme court refuses to outlaw in order to ban abortions. it marks a watershed moment that protects abortion rights

ultimately the cps won that battle and it remained in the scheme, but now several months later it hasin, on issues particularly to do with trans rights. in particularly to do with trans ri . hts. , ., particularly to do with trans riahts. , ., .,. ., particularly to do with trans riahts. , ., ., ., rights. in terms of reaction from stonewall. _ rights. in terms of reaction from stonewall, have _ rights. in terms of reaction from stonewall, have they _ rights. in terms of reaction from stonewall, have they elaborated rights. in terms of reaction from i stonewall, have they elaborated a little bit more? i mean, they have denied it, like we said, but anything else?— denied it, like we said, but anything else? each time an organisation _ anything else? each time an organisation like _ anything else? each time an organisation like the - anything else? each time an organisation like the ehrc l anything else? each time an | organisation like the ehrc or anything else? each time an - organisation like the ehrc or ofcom leave, stonewall says it is glad they feel confident to carry out their ow

when i was last on you sure you put up a statement from the cps without telling me you were going tothis is ridiculous. throughout the witch - ridiculous. throughout the witch hunt the bbc was on the side of the wrongdoers. this will come out. do not think that we are going to go away. we have not come for the bbc yet because we are doing the mates, but in years to come the truth about bbc complicity in the witchhunt will be known. you stated that the metropolitan police cover up at all times. cressida dick was not commissioner when you are initially investigated. you spent one year, longer, waiting for them to realise there were no charges that were going to be brought against you. why do you want her specifically to stand down? because i launched my legal case against the mates the day she took office. it was called paul gambaccini versus commissioner of the metropolis. she was commissioner of the metropolis. it took me three years to win my case. she is the mates postponed as long as she could until court steps agreements, the only thing left was to go to trial, the report into fa

see what happeneds because cp did basically say that they need an answer from kansas city southern by12th -- or september 12th so end of this week. and we'll continue to keep an eye out on this. i mean, there's a chance that canadian national could counter with a sweetened deal, but the risk is considered to be, analysts wrote notes over the last couple of days, very high for that deal to potentially go forward. so we will see how it plays out. whether there are -- fees involved with that process as well, and -- yeah. >> there will be plenty to go around. this is the kind of stuff where, you know, you kind of are earning your money for advice and tactics. it's an ongoing process here. >> by the way, nasdaq all-time high, you can see. a lot is due to chinese names mentioning a few moments ago, up about 3% to 4% netflix also will help out almost at 600 at atlantic goes to a street high 780 target. their general thesis this morning, developed markets like the u.s., japan, brazil, that are going to matter most actually lift malt poor on 2023 earnings from 40 to 45 as we continue to try to

you for the question let me start by saying, you know, reunited again i can't tell you how happy the cp family is to be partnering with kansas city southern. obviously when we think about that voting trust, perhaps maybe pat said this in a previous conversation, that is the ticket it's the ticket to realizing deal certainty and value for the shareholder. so that voting trust for the cpkc combination based on our unique facts was approved back in may yesterday we moved quickly, we filed an admitted notice of intent with the stb. that's part of the regulatory process, which provides the stb all the details of our merger agreement. we're very intentional not to change any material facts. in fact, the only thing that changed with any materiality at all is the consideration which we provided in shares. it's a very simple approach, the trustee stays the same we expect that our merger application will be submitted by the middle of next month that's what we're targeting, and we've asked for a ten-month review process time path to approval and with that we'd expect to be able to bring these two

unfortunately, the cps are very unlikely to press charges because it does not carry an imprisonable offence arrest them and take these charges forward and the advantage of the injunction is that it allows the police to act quicker in this and to hold on remand, which of course keeps those people off our streets, because, as you may be aware, the same people are being released and then coming back onto the m25 to re—commit crimes. being able to keep them away from the m25 and off our streets and out of surrey is of course what we all want. our legal correspondent dominic casciani has been at the high court today. the injunction, which was sought last night and finally sealed and approved and enforced this morning here at the high court, after a seniorjudge agreed with the transport secretary, grant shapps and the home secretary, priti patel, that so far five protests on the m25 plus others elsewhere against climate change are effectively endangering lives. these are not new powers for the police but this civil court order basically means that anybody from the group insulate britain who goes

the cps and west midlands police were able to prove his account was not plausible.. suspicious belts included the final when joyce was defeated and won a silver. it was an independent investigation commissioned by the sports leading body. they said they were concerned by the findings. it is the first stage of the report commodities are expected in november. foden returns having missed the last matches in september to the england squad. the same applies for the aston villa player. the arsenal keeper aaron ramsdale comes on in place of nick pope. manchester united defender harry maguire misses out through injury. tottenham manager nuno espirito santo insists it's up to his team to recover from their poor run of form. santo has faced criticism following three successive league defeats, where they've only scored once. tottenham face slovenian side ns mura in the europa conference league tonight — and santo says he wants to see a reaction. we need to change it. today and tomorrow and the day after. because this is the moment that we have to react. we have to react. it is

all cps at employees that are eligible for the plan and participate soplease spread the word and tellyour colleagues . we look forward to their participation. we're also working with other departments to feature national retirement security month in their communications. edition eight email campaign will begin october 4 and will feature a different topic each week such as using tools to find out how much more to say now in order to lessen the income that in the future. all campaign art was still in progress boardmaterials were collected but i will include them in the october report materials . [please stand by] . >> are there any callers? >> there are no caller on the line. >> public comment is now closed. next item. >> 16 p.discussion item. personnel committee report august 20, 2021. >> i can cover this is commissioner stansbury is no longer online. the committee met on august 20th. they approved the minutes of the july 22, 202 meeting and held a closed session to meet with me to review goal setting between now and the end of the year. with that i will be happy to answer any question

all cps at employees that are eligible for the plan and participate soplease spread the word and tellook forward to their participation. we're also working with other departments to feature national retirement security month in their communications. edition eight email campaign will begin october 4 and will feature a different topic each week such as using tools to find out how much more to say now in order to lessen the income that in the future. all campaign art was still in progress boardmaterials were collected but i will include them in the october report materials . [please stand by] . >> are there any callers? >> there are no caller on the line. >> public comment is now closed. next item. >> 16 p.discussion item. personnel committee report august 20, 2021. >> i can cover this is commissioner stansbury is no longer online. the committee met on august 20th. they approved the minutes of the july 22, 202 meeting and held a closed session to meet with me to review goal setting between now and the end of the year. with that i will be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you very m

a realistic prospect of conviction means the cps is satisfied that the evidence can be used in courty it could trigger explosions and toxic gasses when it reaches the sea. let's show you the live pictures of that huge cloud of smoke over the area. our correspondent danjohnson sent this report from la palma. homes that once enjoyed views of this island's impressive volcanic landscape are now being smothered under it. the relentless downhill creep of molten lava burns its way through anything it touches. the eruption follows a week of tremors, but nobody has seen anything like this on la palma for half a century. "look, look, it's falling," the man says. another house destroyed. that's more than 100 now, either burned or buried. "eight metres of lava," he says. nobody can stop the lava and nobody can control where it goes. these are the strongest forces of nature at work in a spectacular but destructive display, and the only option is to get out of its way. translation: right now, the most important thing l is to guarantee security. we are still in the eruption phase. please, let's be