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shortages are coming down the pike. and this holiday season is expected to be a challenging one. can't blame covid. >> the infrastructure that is particularly in our port. and also in our trucking industry. and also in our warehousing. and time to address it. >> you can watch additional coverage on the supply chain issue. along with scores of other topics on nbclx. channel 11-5. or all the time at lx.com. >> iceland taking a swipe at the meta announcement. in a viral tourism video. >> what do we call the not so new chapter in connectivity. actual reality. without silly looking. >> this is great. in the new video. a look alike introduces viewers to iceland verse. the tourism ad celebrates the wonders of travel. by cleverly the notion ar augmented reality can compete with real life. reaction to the video seems to be positive. with many expressing a desire to visit the country. >> i love that. the hot springs. beautiful. i would love to go. still ahead. he resigned as raiders head coach. now john gruden is slapping the nfl with a lawsuit. why his departure was orchestrated by the le

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now mr. biden latins to be the president, stuck with the inflation that look is been coming down the pike for quite a while. now, given the amount of money being printed relative to the amount of goods and services not being available for sale, he has to react to the inflation. but if he dares to raise interest rates, which is what some are suggesting. well, them, the debt that is higher than ever in this country is going to become an unbearable burden. this is a system that is rapidly reading, reaching multiple that ends at peter. what's your take on all of this? every we've watched officials claim inflation was transitory per month. and now of course, the bio ministration is continuing with this business as usual with the renominated of j power out of that plan to the divide. well, you know, i actually agree with a professor. i don't think that the current socialist economic system works, you know, central government planning, manipulation of interest rates, the constant creation of inflation. inflation is not new. that's how the government has been bailing alpha markets from the crisis

during training, france, pike has extended name woke up qualified on saturday. a goals european. so we'll have a new name from next season. we are global players, especially we are game j. it's to become b, d p. we'll talk more featured new events in the united arab emirates, japan, south africa, and belgium. the total price fund across the season will be an excess of $200000000.00. we embrace and 2022 d p. world tour will feature the richest total price bond in our tours history. we believe that is an incredible accomplishment coming out of the pandemic and, and it's something that we are very, very proud of. and so the world's top tennis players are getting ready to finish the year in style. the season ending doubly t foreigners kick off. on wednesday, the tournaments involves the world's top aid available players. 6 of the 8 participants are competing in the event for the 1st time or in a saddle anchor is the top seed after? well, number one, ash parsi decided not to travel to mexico. oh my god. yeah, this is something special and i don't know. i was in to qualified for w t. f

mr. pike, with that report just on half past 8 in the morning here in moscow. nice to have you company, but back again at the top here. hello and welcome across stock were all things are considered. i'm funeral about legacy media continued to prepare a western audiences for a military conflict in ukraine. another war of choice. also the united states doesn't export much these days. maybe, except for so called values, or those values attractive anymore. ah. to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guest workers papadopoulos in london. he is a historian analyst, an author of the book, arise rossi in the return of russia to world politics and in plymouth. we have at re kennings and he's the editor and founder of the 20 or century wider doc. or you can just cross off rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want and i would appreciate it. okay, let's go to mark is in london. i pride myself on this program to keeping a microscopic, i'm what's going on in ukraine because when you look at the, what i just say is an outright propaganda and wester

so i will pike has extended will qualify on saturday. steph curry is put in a history making performance for the golden state warriors to a 5th straight when terry almost single handedly to the worries past the atlanta hawks, 127 to 113 is called an n b. a season high, 50 points, including 9 tree pointed, 10 assists, and 7 rebounds. and in doing so, the 33 old became the oldest player in m. b, a history to have 50 points. and tennessee, in a single game. pretty lively, nice over in denver the year, nuggets overheating somewhat during this game against around me. hate. then there's nipple you can choose ejected from the game after slamming his shoulder inside mommy player. while keith morris, the doug, it's the nuggets even going to be minus $113.00 to $96.00. i think it was a dirty play and then i just needed to protect myself. i'm. i've alton mad and it's i'm not supposed to react that way. first of all, to none, to get thrown out of the game. so i can help my team when the game, which is the most important thing. many of the world's top tennis players getting ready to finish the air of

banks around the world, hitting the print button for every single problem that ever comes down the pike, their solution is always the same print, print, print, and then the central bank is trying to hide it by hoarding all that cache on their balance sheet. well eventually the system breaks and covered kind of was the straw that a camel's back. so all of that cash sought nothing. this coven, a supply line breaks, it's about upsetting this huge, vad is a reservoir of, of liquidity that's now spilling out and slashing out, and causing what i believe to be the beginning of a secular inflationary period. that's going to be lasting for years. yes, because importantly, as will richter points out in this article in the mindset is changing. so people normally when prices are rising, when car in autumn used automobile prices up like 20 percent, people pay it. flights up hotel rooms up all costs up meet prices were out. something like 8 percent in just one month. beef prices in the eyes is people paying it, they don't care, they're not bargaining. they're not. they're not head donek adjustment. t

new oil field, west of the shetland islands, and with $29.00 more women gas fields coming down the pike. after that, i mean, we cannot seriously claim to be addressing the climate crisis if we're not keeping fossil fuels, which are the drivers of because of climate change in the ground. so what would you want to see in the next week? i guess more concrete promises, but also financing is that the heart of this isn't and how the more developed countries will help the sort of middle and low income countries, many of whom are actually suffering the worst repercussions of climate change. yeah, absolutely, and i think that, you know, a lot of the frustration certainly that we saw in the, you know, it was indigenous young people who are at the front of that not. and one of the principal demands of countries from the global staff in these negotiations has been that rich countries to feel that promised that was made more than a decade ago to deliver the billions of dollars that needed to address adaptation to the impacts of climate change. that those countries already experiencing to help them t

zealand worst mining disasters. 11 years ago. 29 men were killed off to methane gas exploded in the pike river mine. investigators were only allowed access in 2019 due to safety concerns, images taken last week. during boring the mine confirmed the presence of 2 bodies covered 19 measures in new zealand are to be eased at the end of the month. prime minister to send a are done has revealed and you traffic lights, system restrictions will mostly apply to people who haven't yet been vaccinated. and from mid december, people from oakland will be able to travel outside for the 1st time in 4 months. the country of struggle to contain a delta variant outbreak since august, the countries recording around $200.00 infections a day, mainly in oakland. but vaccinations have risen steadily 84 percent of those eligible anal fully vaccinated. pfizer is seeking emergency use authorization of the u. s. for an experimental cove at 19 pill, a study by the company found that it reduces death and hospitalization in unvaccinated adults by 89 percent. it said to stop a mechanism that replicates the virus. pfi

new oil field west of a set when the islands and with $29.00 more women gas fields coming down the pike. after that, i mean, we cannot seriously claim to be addressing the climate crisis. if we're not keeping close to the drivers because of climate change in the ground, and one of the principal demands of countries from the global staff in these negotiations has been that breach countries. the feel that promised that was 1st made more than a decade ago to deliver the billions of dollars that needed to address adaptation to the impacts of climate change that those countries already experiencing to help them transition to clean energy system. and now of course, there is a really important coal given that there is devastation being raped by the climate crisis already in those countries. there's a cold for a separate stream of finance to support the boss and damage that those countries are already experiencing. and we just haven't had any real indication from which countries that, that will take those commitments seriously. the number of people killed off for fuel tank exploded in sierra le

thank gas exploded in the pike river mine investigators for the load accessing 2019 because of safety concerns. image is taken last week during boring and the mind confirmed the presence of 2 bodies covered 1900 measures in use even though are to be ease at the end of the month, payments, or just send the order and has revealed and you traffic light system restrictions were mostly applied to people who haven't been vaccinated and for mid december, residents in oakland will be able to travel outside the 1st time in 4 months. the country has struggle to contain a delta break since august. the country has been recording around $200.00 infections and they mainly in oakland, but vaccinations have risen steadily recently and 84 percent of those eligible are fully vaccinated. pfizer is thinking, emergency use authorization in the us for an experimental call with 19 pill. a study by the company finds it reduces death and hospitalization in unvaccinated adults by 89 percent. it said to stop a mechanism that keeps the virus. pfizer has also agreed to lo, also, manufacturers to make the drug for

tom: there had been a lot of hope in the treatments coming down the pike. how will the drug companies react to what they are seeing? sam: from the treatment side, you cannot adjust the treatment that quickly if it does not work against this variant. but they will be able to tell quite quickly how it responds in terms of the antiviral pill from pfizer and merck. as far as vaccines, i would like to see data but i suspect they will be scrambling to put the new sequence into their mrna vaccines to see if they can induce a better immune response to this variant. francine: kristine, is there a haven you are looking out for to quiet things down? i know we spent a lot of time on the italian bond deals, it was counterintuitive. >> i think the move we are seeing in european bonds is being led by what we are seeing in treasuries because that is the overwhelming force in markets at the moment. but when it comes to havens, it is showing where markets believe which ones will offer them shelter. the yen in particular has been a prominent haven in this bout of selloff at t

very much dependent on bush and gas and what you like gosh, runs through belushi, they turned off the pikes coming up to when the you could find itself and a lot of trouble in the will. there are other options. of course, you know, the stream to this not being brought on stream, yet again, that a site could these engineers, could it be that the fit end of the wedge? you think it is just as it appears to be? there's nothing more to it. it's a small group of engine is coming to help us something. so i don't think move on to see this escalate any further. we've got posturing on both sides. we had to train an exercise by russia where a poetry put in the area yesterday. we had the to warplanes why all the only a couple of days ago over the region. so i think it's posting on both sides, but the people who are suffering at the moment of those migrants and there needs to be people getting down the table and solving the issue before when really kicks in and the policies will start piling. are you surprised that there are other e u member states, though before britain pitched in probably not know, yo

and when they see guys in blue uniforms outside the town along the cash town pike, they're going to figure, oh, this is probably just the same militia guys we rolled over less than a week earlier. what they're going to find out is that is absolutely not the case, and that these are veteran cavalry men with the permanent of the potomac backing them. i like to think that some of that confederate overconfidence in walking back into gettysburg is due to the performance of the pennsylvania militia. but i'm really just trashing pennsylvania at this point. >> thanks a lot. >> so as i said, this is the end of luther slater's kind of front line duty. but he is going to remain in the united states army, serving in the medical corps. he's going to serve in the signal corps. and in the fall of 1864, he is going to finally marry molly yount, make an honest woman out of her. it's really a beautiful love story, the two get married, they have a daughter soon afterwards and at the end of this war this young family is going to uproot themselves and return here to loudoun county, they're going to return to l

what is if we are really looking at here with the regulations coming down the pike. fast pace or water in general. i'm sure that you've had some intense reactions to these regulations on policy but if you can give us some details on best practices that are essential to be looking at from landowners and the private sector. and how duties this pollution without making an enemy out of the folks who are producing our products. prod then our timber that we need to harvest, instead of burn 2 million acres of each year. what do you think of that? >> certainly, the biden administration are already underway with a very comprehensive nationwide approach, to talk to all stakeholders about where they should go next and protecting the waters of the u.s.. of course, this is the fundamental issues of the clean water act. where do the permits, and approaches apply? water, sweat wetlands, are covered? 50 some years after the passage of the act, we still don't have clarity on that. it really hurts the program. >> doctor, it's reinterpreting mean that every parliament that a farmer has

the elbert pike's to us that you brought ulysses s grant statue, i mean things that they were tearing down last summer. this is like, do you not understand the history of this? well, that thing is that we just tearing down any stone possible and give us some background . obviously a being or we can say british this time being from england, you know, did, is there a history because we're still the teenagers on the world's fear as u. s. america, how about what is this taken on in the u. k and other countries with that same thing also, and i actually would go back to this point when he said about people that hate america. i would also say, i agree, but it's also people that are based at the ignorant of history. because if you look at the entire supply chain at the very different picture, this is the issue, is that most people like look at, look at the moment they actually on educated in terms of history. obviously, slavery is an absolute abomination, but it was throughout history to jamie's point. the romans, every single one of this table, most of our audience with all the descendants o

earlier i spoke to gaz drinkwater and natalie pike from bbc radio manchesters' "talking balls".mbarassing scoreline as the one against liverpool? i think the manager would be gone with another embarrassment to the scale of the liverpool game. he said it was his darkest day at manchester united. it was my darkest day as a manchester united fan. to be honest, ever since then, ever since manchester city one, i've always been scared of derbies. weirdly enough, i've probably got no basis to be confident but there is a bit of confidence in me going into this win and i think it's something to do withjust how bad win and i think it's something to do with just how bad manchester city was last weekend. they were terrible in that. everyone's talking about us but crystal palace aren't that good a team and they were terrible. do ou a team and they were terrible. do you think that manchester city has got what it takes to shutting down? yes, i think we've got what it takes but it— yes, i think we've got what it takes but it is— yes, i think we've got what it takes but it is a _ yes, i think we

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brinkerhoff ridge, along hanover pike or hanover ridge coming into gettysburg. this does not get enough play because what happened at coal's hill on june 2nd, the evening of july 2nd, remember edward johnson is attacking the hill, and remember george stuart's confederate brigade, part of it is going to take the hill. well, the second virginia is part of the brigade. they were on the left of stuart. they were supposed to be involved in the attack on culps's hill but because they're fighting greg's men, it's a skirmish for the most part, it stopped the stone wall bring gauge from the continuing the attack on the culp's hill that had a big impact that most don't realize. july 3nd, again, i don't have to talk about what happened with east calvary field, lots of pages, lots of maps where stuart proper is going to be engaging with custer primarily david greg's division, very epic, no question about it. but to the south, we have juddson kilpatrick, and he's being reinforced by wesley merit's reserve brigade. they're going to be fighting to the south. and kilpatrick say

give have more permits down the pike.e seeing construction activity constrained but there is supply coming down the pipeline in of the great years and that will help the affordability picture for homebuyers in the coming years. the prices recently have gotten away from many households, but i do think we will see greater balance over the next year or two that should help household formation. lisa: on the flipside it has been really cheap to get a mortgage or borrow money for consumers, especially with longer term rate expectations as low as they are. you think this is an aberration, the market is getting this incorrectly. are you seeing a material increase in the policy rates akin to what we heard from bill dudley of 3% to 4%? sarah: that is our base case. we think the fed will begin raising the fed funds rate by the third quarter of next year. i think the fact that they get going earlier than they have doubts will help prevent that terminal rate from reaching as high. that has the potential where they do not have to ultim

goldman sachs and others saying there is likely to be more support coming down the pike from china'sal bank. futures in the u.s. gaining three tens of a percent after a mixed close on friday. futures in europe gaining 2/10 of a percent after a selloff on friday on covid concerns. here is euro-dollar. currently trading at 1.12 point72, the weakest in 16 weeks. covid concerns, and that it will factor in as they had to the all-important december meeting. oil in focus as well given reports that japan will be coordinating with the u.s. to release service. -- release reserves. pressure on brent by two tents of a percent. gains of 5% off the support for the chinese economy. bitcoin down. let's get back to central-bank action. the fed and joe biden in a bit of an inflation bind. regardless of whether it is jerome powell or brainard running things next year, officials may have to pivot soon toward a quicker tapering schedule as prices continue to climb. here is what some market watchers have had to say. >> who will be the chair of the fed? >> between governor brainard and chairman powell. >>

a not particularly fabulous river fish -- pike -- folded into a light dough, like pate a choux, untilalmost bisque-like nantua sauce made with crayfish, crème fraiche, white wine, and a splash of brandy. pretty amazing for really one of the world's less wonderful fish. >> bill: it's kind of a nice mix of france and italy. >> daniel: cheers. >> anthony: cheers, guys. >> bill: cheers, gentlemen. >> anthony: good to see you. >> bill: what a treat to meet together in lyon. >> anthony: if you're really ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come seek the royal caribbean. ♪ it wasn't me by shaggy ♪ you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card. >> anthony: if you're really going to understand a place, love it the way it deserves to be loved, maybe you have to live there. bill buford did just that and made lyon his home. today he's taking me somewhere only someone from the home team could be expected to know about. >> bill: it's a beautiful day. the sky is blue, we're feeling the seasons changing. and we're about to go in a dark room, and you eat a very lyonnais menu and you drink a vast qu

what is it that we are really looking at here with the regulations coming down the pike? whether it's plastics or water in general. i'm sure you've had intense reaction to regulations on policy before. can you give us details of best practices that officials will be looking out to engage with landowners in the private sector on how to reduce the pollution without making an enemy out of the folks that are out there producing our crops and mine products and timber that we need to be harvesting instead of burning 2 million acres of each year? what do you think of that? >> i know the biden administration has announced that they are already underway with a very comprehensive nationwide approach to talk to all stakeholders about where they should go next and protecting waters of the u.s.. of course, this is the fundamental issue of the clean water act. where do the permits and approaches apply? what wetlands are covered? 50 years after the passage of the act, we'd still don't have clarity on that. it's really hurting the program. >> it means that every pond that a farmer has on

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things donna discussed and may be worthwhile but explaining that these good things are coming down the pikeeople actually, the standard of living month to month now has been depending on which numbers you believe either not going up much or going down a bit because things cost more. maybe that's temporarily. maybe it's a little longer lasting, though, inflation really, parties get penalized for inflation, even if it's a little unfair if it happens on their watch so i'd be pretty worried about that if i were at the biden white house. >> indeed, donna and bill have agreed to stay with us. we'll fit in a break here and coming up when we come back and continue our conversation, we're going to talk about the toxic mood in donna's old workplace, the house chamber after this week's censure vote for paul gosar and the eight-hour-long speech from the minority leader which may depending on your time zone still be going on. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. we gave new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep to

support laying the ground work the president hopes for something bigger and he says better down the pike. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world" on a day we are learning that no matter how high prices go, people are still buying and buying and buying. is there a shelf life on that buying? we'll explore that. we have you covered all over the country with the latest development with peter doocy at the white house on the administration's plan to sell all of this spending and for the good of inflation. grady trimble at the high prices in the middle of the country. susan li on customers buying and buying and buying no matter the price. we begin with peter at the white house. hi, peter. >> good afternoon. the infrastructure bill is the now the infrastructure law and the president is up in new hampshire talking like somebody who has a trillion dollars burning a hole in his pocket. >> thanks to the infrastructure law, we're going to make the most significant investment to modernize our roads and bridges in 70 years. law will speed up replacement of bridges by the least -- by a