might their attorneys say, hold on a second. >> i think it looks squirrely. it doesn't seem fair.not have any prior convictions, so he should be out of jail. but circumstances have changed since that first manhattan indictment. he faces four different charges now. so they need to at least discuss that. >> and do you think this could lead to any of these co-defendants flipping? i was talking to john dean about this late last night. he described the fulton county jail as a hell hole. and we have done stories in the past here on cnn about, that jail is notorious for its poor conditions, and that's putting it mildly. might that put pressure on the co-defendants? >> it might. i don't think any of them will be held in the jail so i don't think it will be that kind of leverage. it is a slight mistake that we're focusing so much on the flipping. no one prosecutes makes a case thinking we'll flip people. they're ready to go. >> what about rudy giuliani? that has been a story kind of undercovered. we've learned he's facing hundreds of thousands in legal bills, and the sanctions taking place

on one squirre, something periodically arrives, that is, there is probably still flying . hope that it will only get better in the future? and tell me, in fact, there are also such messages that now there is no such sharp lag behind the russians in terms of the number of artillery shots and there is no such lack of ammunition as there was well, as you already mentioned at the beginning when there was a very big such disbake, do you also feel such a moment well specifically in my direction probably about a week after the russians got a little i gave them a ride, for a while they had big problems, yes, i felt that they could not, er, lead the counter batteries to the fight, the fight , their artillery behaved very passively. it was me. it is connected with two such points, firstly, we destroyed a good number of them, we had such an intensive period of hunting and destroying their artillery complexes, and secondly , that they had some logistical problems with ammunition, now it feels as if they were given a lift but again, if we compare it with last summer , where the russian

getting, getting a little squirrely there. and you could say it is a high risk sport.s a fact. yeah. you elbow guards, shin guards. highly recommended, full face helmets. and these things happen on occasion. but what's what's great is that this park is designed to be as safe as possible, given what it is. and on occasion, these things happen. but otherwise, this is. well, they've been sitting up there for ten minutes, all juiced up to be on tv, and i think they were going to let it rip. how high do you go? you get up there pretty big. you get up, i'd say probably 12ft at the tallest, tallest features in 19ft at the longest. that's a little scary. it can be. yeah and bikes. i mean, beginners, they can come up here as well, right? absolutely. yeah here on my left, we have what's called the kids pump track kids. you know, as little as a few years old on strider bikes. that's where you get your introduction to the bike park. the very easiest features. and then you work your way into the beginner pump track and then you can work your way all the way up the hill as your skil

shutdown september 30th, as i say, this stuff is always there, but when the market starts to act squirrelyit more, and it starts to become a retrofitted reason for why the market has had trouble. >> well, it also is a reason why we could see inflation remaining persistent and sticky, especially on the wage front, where we're already seeing real wages rise faster than inflation, where finally we got that wage growth. and now, you have potentially hundreds of thousands of americans on strike and receiving higher pay because of union action and because of strike. it worked at u.p.s. potentially another 150 150,000 workers in the auto industry. >> meantime, we continue to monitor whatever progress there is between the studios, the amptp and the writers guild. the writers guild did issue this report, in which they said that disney, netflix, and amazon were the so-called new gatekeepers of media. i'll just read one line here. "each company is now taking anti-competitive vertical integration to an extreme, turning its streaming service into a walled garden for self-produced content." it doesn't s