and of course, back when we were young , you know, woolworths were young, you know, woolworths , youand people used to put a sweet in their pockets. and we know about these things. but sharon white is talking, you know, about gangs going in and ransacking stores and doing so in a threatening and violent manner , threatening and violent manner, almost impossible , i would say, almost impossible, i would say, for store police to deal with that. isn't it ? that. isn't it? >> it's certainly very difficult . i mean, you say shoplifting has always gone on and indeed it has always gone on and indeed it has . and particularly in the big has. and particularly in the big stores , the john lewis , the stores, the john lewis, the woolworths in the good old days . and in fact , laying out stock . and in fact, laying out stock in these large department stores , it was part of the business model . there was , it was part of the business model. there was an , it was part of the business model . there was an acceptance model. there was an acceptance that some of it would get stolen , but i'm afraid t

and of course, back when we were young , you know, woolworths were young, you know, woolworths , youd people used to put a sweet in their pockets. and we know about these things. but sharon white is talking, you know, about gangs going in and ransacking stores and doing so in a threatening and violent manner , threatening and violent manner, almost impossible , i would say, almost impossible, i would say, for store police to deal with that. isn't it ? that. isn't it? >> it's certainly very difficult . i mean, you say shoplifting has always gone on and indeed it has always gone on and indeed it has . and particularly in the big has. and particularly in the big stores , the john lewis , the stores, the john lewis, the woolworths in the good old days . and in fact , laying out stock . and in fact, laying out stock in these large department stores , it was part of the business model . there was , it was part of the business model. there was an , it was part of the business model . there was an acceptance model. there was an acceptance that some of it would get stolen , but i'm afraid thi

. >> this is a woolworth. >> reporter: both host an annual bike tour and have a passion for fine cuisine. >> we're known for our brisket, ribs fall off the bone every time. >> reporter: one thing you might notice, each has its own language. >> we've got that texas drawl. >> y'all. >> reporter: in a year, we'll both be saying bonjour to the summer games. the red cowboy hat on top of the eiffel tower here, a reminder the cities share a distinctive and very unique sense of fashion. >> yes, look at you, jay. no berets there, but a cowboy hat. you didn't make it to france, but of course you follow the games so closely. anything you can share about the preparations there in paris, france? >> reporter: yeah, look, the international olympic committee says that they are very pleased with the way things are going, that they're either on or maybe a little ahead of schedule as far as preparations are concerned. in fact, i'm quoting, they say they have a very, very high level of confidence these games will go off without a hitch. if there is anything that's lagging, it's on the financial side, and th

that went viral about woolworths returning to the high street. >> i think that's totally got me. >>ears and hopes . these are upon fears and hopes. these are the in our emotional the steam in our emotional engine. and they they then depress your rational brain. >> so this playing on your >> so this is playing on your hope was coming back. hope that it was coming back. >> on hope because >> it played on my hope because of course, was really of course, it was this really awful the awful gloomy time. the high street lockdown street was dying lockdown was killing we killing the high street. we weren't going out. and so it played on nostalgia played on this nostalgia of childhood pick'n'mix, sweets and records and other records. yeah. and then other people tweeting, oh, this is this is a scam. look at all the idiots that have been taken in. i really shamed, you know, i was really shamed, you know, fool once, shame on you. fool fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. so this bookis me twice, shame on me. so this book is all about how you spot the scams before they even hap

and unfortunately, it's unfortunately, you know, it's like when woolworths closed. >> oh blimey. closede there. >> $- f" e" >> lewis okay, we're going to stick guardian now and stick with the guardian now and nick, what is this, this, this about the lord's about the prayer, the lord's prayer. another prayer. yeah, this is another shocker. so lord's prayer opening be problematic, says opening may be problematic, says archbishop . and this is the archbishop. and this is the archbishop. and this is the archbishop of york who has claimed patriarchal claimed that as patriarchal connotations and we already saw a while back they tried to say that the lord's prayer was a problem because it was gendered, because it was our father, not our whatever. now because it was our father, not our honing whatever. now because it was our father, not our honing on'hatever. now because it was our father, not our honing on thezver. now he's honing in on the patriarchal evidence . he said, patriarchal evidence. he said, i know the word father is problematic for those of who problematic for those of us who exper

goodrich, international harvester, international nichol, paramax and sears was there standard oil, woolworthhu. >> and 1897 is when william mckinley was still the president of the united states >> this is 1928. the first dow jones industrial average, the first index for stock activity was made in -- >> there was only a handful of them back in 1896 when the dow was first started. it's a good 14-day winning streak nonetheless there's a lot of stuff going on with regard to the earnings side of things. the stock that's probably getting the most attention on the trading desk is going to be meta platforms, which was up about 8.5% when i walked in the office this morning. it's up nearly 10% right now, over 1.1 million shares of volume the parent company of facebook, instagram, what's app and now twitter threads, it gave a rosier outlook for current revenues, which might indicate for meta there's a smaller rebound so meta platforms is driving that narrative up about 10%. and cnbc and nbc, over 50,000 shares of volume, the cable and media conglomerate we would also point out that streaming service pe