. [♪♪] >> known as the gay capital of america, san francisco has been at the forefront fighting gay civilecoming a bedrock for the historical firsts. the first city with the first openly gay bar. the first pride parade. the first city to legalize gay marriage. the first place of the iconic gay pride flag. established to help cancel policy, programses, and initiatives to support trans and lgbtq communities in san francisco. >> we've created an opportunity to have a seat at the table. where trans can be part of city government and create more civic engagement through our trans advisory committee which advises our office and the mayor's office. we've also worked to really address where there's gaps across services to see where we can address things like housing and homelessness, low income, access to small businesses and employment and education. so we really worked across the board as well as meeting overall policies. >> among the priorities, the office of transgender initiatives also works locally to track lgbtq across the country. >> especially our young trans kids and students. so we do

is not a small amount, some of them are big, even some countries in foreign countries, the capital of america they were europeans, how were they transferred into the country, and now they are the intelligence and security forces, how were they transferred into the country ? well, here i am, until now , the enemies are using our long-range missiles, worrying about the long-range bags of the hair dot. they must have that you must see that this existence does not advance anything you mentioned the arbaeen zan adventures just yesterday, one of these networks, which is very strange, the network finally wants to have credit for itself, but people said that they went on strike on the day of imam reza's martyrdom, which is a public holiday, and no one believes that people are not wearing clothes. they have a will, and buying something like this has its own characteristics, and latifi, who tried to emphasize the islamic republic with it in the past year, turned out to be not very capable people, that's why these internal differences that you see every time open up, sometimes even inside the us congres

new york is still the emigrant capital of america, but with the melting pot of the nation in the casee south, something has been wrong lately, even local authorities are shouting with all their might, “don’t cook the pot,” many people are uncomfortable with the processes that are taking place in this hellish kitchen, and the chef from the white house doesn’t seem to notice the problem. new york mayor eric adams said that this flow of migrants will simply destroy the city. this migrant problem is just going to destroy new york city, it's going to destroy new york. together with new york, this problem is already destroying joe biden’s rating. donald trump has a different attitude towards the problems of migrants in a new survey, including due to problems in border, is ahead of biden by 10 points, recently the authorities allowed half a million venezuelans who entered the united states illegally to obtain a work permit for a year and a half and were provided with immunity from deportation. on the other side of the mexican border this signal will be received unambiguously. you can go. wit

president thank you congress both parties both chambers today started the day the capital of america rom the congress and very frank detailed conversations. i felt trust, trust, which is always the basis of unity, clear and frank questions from members of the house of representatives and senators, direct answers for ukraine, it is a priority for ukraine to have the necessary transparency in our relations with america, there were meetings today and important conversations in the pentagon about defense , support of important agreements , there was a lot of work for government officials, in particular, today the minister of technology, minister kamyshin signed agreements on cooperation with three associations that you have more than 2,000 defense companies, we are involving american companies in the work ukraine has a memorandum on energy cooperation, fundamental matters were discussed today about the restoration of ukraine after hostilities , they also discussed strengthening the institutions of our state in order to cleanse ukraine of any hostile and corrupt influences is a valuable de

new york, as before, is the emigrant capital of america, but with the melting pot of the nation in the something has been wrong lately, even the local authorities are already shouting with all their might don’t cook the pot, many people are uneasy about processes that take place in this hellish. kitchens, and the chef from the white house does not notice the problem. new york mayor eric adams said that this flow of migrants will simply destroy the city. this migrant problem will just destroy the city of new york, destroy new york. together with new york, this problem is already destroying joe biden’s rating. donald trump, who has a different attitude towards the problems of migrants in a recent survey, including because of problems at the border, is ahead of biden by 10 points, the authorities recently allowed it. venezuelans who entered the united states illegally were provided with immunity from deportation to receive a work permit for a year and a half. on the other side of the mexican border, this signal will be received unambiguously: for those who died in the wedding fire, in the

turns out that no, we are simply not being told the truth, new york is, as before, the emigrant capital of americaot right, even the local authorities are already shouting at the top of their lungs don’t cook the pot, many people are uncomfortable with the processes, which take place in this hellish kitchen, and the chef from the white house does not notice the problem. new york mayor eric adams said that this flow of migrants will simply destroy the city. together with new york, this problem is already destroying joe biden’s rating. donald trump, who has a different attitude towards the problems of migrants in a new poll, including because of problems at the border, is ahead of biden by 10 points. she. venezuelans who entered the united states illegally received a work permit for a year and a half were provided with immunity from deportation, with the the sides of the mexican border will perceive this signal unambiguously, you can go. anton kormarev, vladimirsky, polina timofeeva, ntv television company. today, in the reception house of the russian ministry of foreign affairs , poems by fyodor ty

lawn. molly's military leadership has will into the highland risk of a tax in and around the capital of america. the new wave of fighting has broken out between the army and the tow rick rivers in northern molly. the group stated, seize control, alt to i mean vices, violence and the west african nation has increased since you in troops announced a withdrawal in june and the file has moved from demonica. as the ministry have issued a statement yesterday, you are getting some details about what happened. they said that on the 17th at the groups uh, related to a otherwise movements pop, a talked to army bases in lydia. lydia is near the border with motor, tanya and the army reacted to that. some fighting took place and they said the they pushed those at rebels to away from those 2 bases and talked about some details. said that 5 on the soul just where killed 20 injured and 11 missing. and i also talked about some material damage that is still being assessed. on the other hand, they said the, the attack, cuz most 7 after the 7 confirmed people who, whose bodies were left behind on the 8th vehicles

lawn. molly's military leadership has one of the highest and risk of a tax engine around the capital of america. the new wave of fighting has broken out between the me and to a rake ripples in northern molly beyond group. sated seize control of 2 on the basis. violence in the west african nation has increased since you in troops announced a withdrawal in june. mohammed valve has more from tamaqua. as somebody nami has issued a statement to getting some details about the talking lady of the town of let any of the boulder with more details on sunday. the talk was waged by alms groups from the also was movements and it has left 5 me so just dead 20 injured and 11 missing according to the statement. but also it talks about casualties. on the other side, 7 bodies were left in the caps and 8 vehicles were destroyed. but on the other sites that are accounted claims about more casualties on the molly and on the side until now the situation is still unclear, but what he's confirmed is that the doubles hoff halfway thrown from those 2 camps off to 24 hours according to their own statements, this is the l

president was flying around, for security purposes, not landing, rudy was on the ground, news capital of american terms of a story arc or a narrative, the press needed, "who is our go-to guy? "who's gonna step up to the microphone? where are the dramatic messages of hope?" - there is still a strong hope that we'll be able to recover people and find people and save them. - in the days and weeks after, we needed a leader who would try to make sense of the situation. - there are eight funerals. i'll get to four of them because i'll go to the beginning of one and the end of the of another because i know how valuable it is to the family if the mayor shows up. - and i don't agree with everything he did, but at least he tried to present some vision of how we would move through this. - i believe, that not only are we going to work our way out of this, i know that in every sense, the city is gonna emerge stronger. it's gonna emerge emotionally and morally and politically and socially stronger. - as somebody who, you know, was his son, in looking up to him, i was proud that he was recognized for the leade

monroe did in the south while he was president, he went to charleston, which is the theater capital of america at the time, not broadway by the way. and by going to the theater that was the largest collection of people you could find. and so you go and you are seen and you're seen and be seen by doing that. and so it's kind of like in college when you go to the student union because you're face time with the largest number of people. so the theater was a great way to find different people. another good example of this is lincoln would read a popular humor. purists like petroleum b naseby, which obviously is a pseudonym, but he would read them and he would read them out loud to his visitors and he would laugh about them in the white house. so these popular amusements were also things that appealed to multiple presidents here. i have a two part question about maybe ten years ago, the smithsonian national postal museum had a an exhibit on fdr and stamps and said that back then, stamps were like the internet, where fdr would push his agenda and to get support. are you familiar with that other medi

father thomas didn’t even know that they gave sandro 12 years of actually ruling the criminal capital of americabaltimore in this photo. thomas was given sandrov in the white house next to the exact one, she was used to hanging around at the top from an early age. here is another photo with john kennedy at the ball in honor of his inauguration. twenty-year-old nancy looks confidently into the camera, and such patronage could only be dreamed of then. her older brother tonus followed in his father’s footsteps and became the mayor of boltimore in 1968. a year after this meeting at the highest level nancy will get married for george town university student paul pelosi and will begin to give birth to children in a row one after another. as is customary among the italians, i settled on the fifth daughter, alexandra, who was born in san francisco, where the mother of many children began to build a political career, met important democrats, and the mafia daddy’s sellers quickly allowed her to be elected to the national democratic committee, then an important role in her career played friendship with fam

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. [♪♪] >> known as the gay capital of america, san francisco has been at the forefront fighting gay civilhts for decades becoming a bedrock for the historical firsts. the first city with the first openly gay bar. the first pride parade. the first city to legalize gay marriage. the first place of the iconic gay pride flag. established to help cancel policy, programses, and initiatives to support trans and lgbtq communities in san francisco. >> we've created an opportunity to have a seat at the table. where trans can be part of city government and create more civic engagement through our trans advisory committee which advises our office and the mayor's office. we've also worked to really address where there's gaps across services to see where we can address things like housing and homelessness, low income, access to small businesses and employment and education. so we really worked across the board as well as meeting overall policies. >> among the priorities, the office of transgender initiatives also works locally to track lgbtq across the country. >> especially our young trans kids and st

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with homicide shootings and armed carjackings rattling the capital of america. >> violent crime is upng a major increase. total theft up 27%, while motor vehicle theft is up 110%. but this is not just a washington, d.c. problem, but new york city saw total crime rising 22% between 2021 and 2022, while los angeles saw an 11% increase. it's not just a big city problem. birmingham, alabama, saw total crime rates increase 13% last year. >> by the way, jacksonville, having a lot of problems,ing and they have really high crime, and the two cities with the most crime this year, monroe, louisiana, and bess amyrrh alabama, right outside of birmingham. >> yeah, joining us now, former new york city police commissioner, now the chairman of tanao risk. and a federal law enforcement chief, and an msnbc contributor, mike barnicle, and former u.s. senator, claire mccaskill here with us as well, and also a former prosecutor she is. >> you wrote an op-ed talking about how police can make a big difference in pushing back on the crime waves. talk about how they do it? >> first is with the leadership, joe

to say what i did and america the land of unbridled capitalism with unbridled capitalism can't grow every year, keep up the growth of consumption, the economic method can't last every year , what we are witnessing is brutal cowboy capitalism, creating a series of events to react to what is happening now, there are always changes. the army can be the cause of a similar reaction from the government, and when the powers that be, america , go to war for this particular country's plan and get themselves into a conflict, they will look for a home, and i have done this many times. usually, this is an excuse for a major event to be able to engage with public opinion inside and outside the country, i am slow to get its support to enter the war against this primary perpetrator . syria actually has one of the largest arsenals of chemical weapons in the world , which is not only likely to be used by the syrian government, but also possible to be used by terrorists. also use it before this is sarin gas, this gas targets the nervous system, and on the other hand, they may also have them , which scienti

sort of lawless hellhole like san francisco, which is quickly become the drugs and homeless capital of americaderloin district to see how socialist drug policies like the ones proposed to be introduced by the snp have wrecked the once cherished . city wrecked the once cherished. city >> and what are you using? fentanyl >> using fentanyl? yeah fentanyl. cocaine i use all drugs . drugs. >> fentanyl specifically. >> fentanyl specifically. >> no . heroin? yeah >> no. heroin? yeah >> no. heroin? yeah >> so they gave me some cocaine, which is a suboxone , an which is a suboxone, an injection . injection. >> and the city provides that . >> and the city provides that. yeah. >> i started this five years ago, so my whole 20s, i was like, perfect wife, perfect mom, you know, is there a big fentanyl problem amongst the homeless community? >> yes, there is . and i can't, >> yes, there is. and i can't, you know, i flatlined 18 times in the last year and a half from fentanyl. >> 18 times. is it worse now or in the 80s for was drugs ? in the 80s for was drugs? >> it's worse. it's so sad . >> it's worse. it's

sort of lawless hellhole like san francisco, which is quickly become the drugs and homeless capital of americaderloin district to see how socialist drug policies like the ones proposed to be introduced by the snp have wrecked the once cherished . city wrecked the once cherished. city >> and what are you using? fentanyl >> using fentanyl? yeah fentanyl. cocaine i use all drugs . drugs. >> fentanyl specifically. >> fentanyl specifically. >> no . heroin? yeah >> no. heroin? yeah >> no. heroin? yeah >> so they gave me some cocaine, which is a suboxone , an which is a suboxone, an injection . injection. >> and the city provides that . >> and the city provides that. yeah. >> i started this five years ago, so my whole 20s, i was like, perfect wife, perfect mom, you know, is there a big fentanyl problem amongst the homeless community? >> yes, there is . and i can't, >> yes, there is. and i can't, you know, i flatlined 18 times in the last year and a half from fentanyl. >> 18 times. is it worse now or in the 80s for was drugs ? in the 80s for was drugs? >> it's worse. it's so sad . >> it's worse. it's

of war here in the capital. air raid sirens. with america'se just hours away, a fresh wave of attacks at dawn. kyiv�*s well—drilled air defences called into action once more. outside the city, a supermarket damaged by falling debris, wrecked early in the war, in the process of being repaired, now wrecked again. and a familiar welcome too. mr blinken bringing a fresh pledge, more than $1 billion in security and other assistance. every time i'm here, i'm struck by the extraordinary bravery and resilience of the ukrainian people, the ukrainian forces, ukraine's leadership. and i'm here first and foremost to demonstrate our ongoing and determined support for ukraine as it deals with this aggression. this is mr blinken's first visit since ukraine launched its counteroffensive in june. after weeks of slow progress, ukraine says the pace is picking up. the cost in men and equipment is high. president zelensky says more supplies are on the way and that ukraine will step up its own production. translation: there will be new supplies. | it is very impor

and that are experiencing -- i think, gosh, to be here in this country, and to see the capital united states of americahat we know is so important. for what it represents. look at january 6th and what it almost did. in other words, the structure, and what it represents, is so sacred. and i just think, gosh, man, what a play village. what a privilege it is to be elected. >> i just think, boy, there are a lot of people in this world that see that. they say, gosh, that is the ultimate -- i don't know, maybe. >> you're going to go to work in the senate, you're gonna go work in the house. >> all right. for anyone who ever asked me, stephanie, why is jose your boy? that's why he's my boy. this team is not going anymore. we have a lot more coming. up coming up, president zelenskyy goes to washington. he does wear a t-shirt a lot. what kind of reception doesn't? get later, our mvps meet with so much news -- who stood out? the 11th hour nightcap, just getting underway. those one on ones again. hey jim! hey! can we talk about your yoga breaks? sure. get fast, powerful cough relief with robitussin, and find your

others to do this, but it doesn't work for them, it means to say that because i do it , america is the land of capitalism, but it cannot grow every year. the growth of consumption, the continuation of the economic method, cannot last every year. a dynasty-building cowboy incidents are taken to show the reaction of mullah, the agent or supporter of his reputation leads to a similar reaction from the government , when the powers that be, america enters the war for this particular country's plan and i enter a conflict, he looks for an excuse and many times. they did it. usually, this is an excuse for a major event to get public opinion inside and outside the country and to gain its support to go to war against this air strike . syria is actually one of the largest arsenals of chemical weapons. has in the world that not only the probability in the syrian government of them it is possible that terrorists can also use it. before this, it is sarin gas. this gas targets the nervous system. on the other hand, there is a concern that they may also have them, which scientists believe is one of the most dangerous ga

is already obvious to them , absolutely, despite all the flows of industrial capital from europe, from germany to the united states of americaheir total industrial production has been actively falling for the last six months, in fact it has been falling longer, they simply for this reason cannot afford to leave china , so china is their number one goal today, this is what we must proceed from today, so we can win in ukraine, because they cannot afford today to cede to china, southeast asia , this is the main one, which... today you need to understand, if you were a military man and they told you where to invest your money, where would you invest in america, in america, wherever i go invested today, yes, these are the technologies, this is what you would do, well, i’m not a military man, so it’s hard for me to say, i would definitely start with the fleet, and i would start with platforms carrying nuclear weapons in space, 100% space , because as soon as you go into space, where the americans already have an advantage, then to any point ... the distance turns out to be completely different, the possibilities of defeat are comp

of nebraska. books that examine free-market capitalism, books that changed america. ks, monday night on c-span, c-span.org, and c-span radio, starting september 18. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers, and we are just getting started. building 1000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> their eyes wereing god, written by zor neal hurston, is one of the books that shaped america. new series starting september 18, ael of black women writers talked about zora neal hurston and the influence her book has had on african-american culture. >>

of the problem. >> thank you so much for your time. america's first climate summit has opened in kenya's capital of nairobi. africa is only responsible for a fraction of global missions but bears the brunt of the effects of climate change. lying starving and struggling for survival in hospital. years of drought have devastated the lives of these children in the communities they come from. water is becoming increasingly scarce. it is killing livestock and destroying crops and driving people from their homes. in somalia were almost half the population remains hungry, the people are afforded little relief. this drought would not have happened without human driven climate change say scientists. temperatures have risen by 1.23 degrees celsius compared with preindustrial levels and africa is one of the fastest warming continents. responsible for less than 4% global carbon dioxide emissions annually, more than four times less than your, africa is being disproportionately affected by climate change. that is coming largely in the form of extreme heat but also in heavy rain and flooding. financial offices were found

we spoke at the state of black america, president of the capital, you spoke in washington, recent eventsveral gop led state legislatures have intensified your concerns, you said. please elaborate. >> well, reverend sharpton, it is great to be with you. and congratulations to you and to the king family for the continuation march, the 60th anniversary march on washington last saturday. it was definitely the impetus for the work that continues. with your leadership and the leadership of so many other civil rights leaders, we are going to realize doctor king's dream. as you know, the attacks on everything from our democracy to women's rights to make health care decisions about their own bodies, to the attacks on blackness with the latest from ed bloom and his alliance, dealing with the lawsuit against the fearless fund, which is a venture capital fund to support black women entrepreneurs. this is the latest attack attacking black business people who are trying to create wealth for themselves and their families and the black community. despite the fact that only 1% of that funding from ventur

of his age. he would look at america today and say this is not capitalism, this is some distorted version where companies are behaving in a capitalist manner, but many of us are not employed by corporations. many of us are employed by the government. to say america is a purely capitalist society it is not. there are many people who are glad that that is the case. there are famous examples in the united states. i think of sandy springs, georgia. they privatized all social services. there were no more government employees. people in sandy springs would tell you things were working 1000 times better. i think about that a lot. not because i know it was right or wrong but because i cannot imagine that happening in atlanta. i can imagine new york city were nobody works for the government. i live in washington, d.c. saying that if elected president he will cut the workforce into smithereens. i say, how? how do you plan to do that? many people work for the government. tha tmight b -- that might be a good thing. the caller is right. there are aspects that are not truly capitalist and never have been. host: jerome

of capitalism. mr. seidelman, why does capitalism need a defense? because capital is under attack all around the world in china, in latin america, in europe and, in the united states. and i have one chapter where the paul the image of capitalism. and in most of the countries capitalism has a negative very negative image. and there are a lot of myths about capitalism. and this is the reason why i wrote this book. capitalism hasn't always been under attack in europe and the u.s., as is this new. it's not new, but it's much more than it was. for example, 30 years ago, because after the breakdown of socialism a lot of people understood planned economy, not work. free market economy works. this was in the nineties we had free market reforms in a lot of countries. we had even in the eighties ronald reagan, maggie thatcher and not to forget deng xiaoping in in a lot of countries, we had free market reforms. and today, if you look in china with china shipping, they go back to less markets. most state. the other direction then was with things dropping in latin america. even in chile, they voted for a socialist. and everywhere a colombia, venezuela, of course.

we are entering a healthy moment in the market of only the best companies able to type capital. caroline: look at the landscape of latin americauntries you know and how to invest in. how does that regulatory landscape look for a company such as mottu? how do you look at other players in the space? shu: the nice thing about tech in latin america and brazil is it is inclusive. the government is supportive. it is not matter if it is left or right. this public bringing more people into the economy. the u.s. we tend to think of technology, a.i. the latest with the men, a threat to livelihoods -- boogeyman, it got to livelihoods. tech unlocks likelihood. the difference. it is inclusive, not disruptive. that tailwind hopes all kinds of companies that are bring opportunity to people. caroline: we have done, you're able to provide the motorcycles, despite making money to do deliveries to people who have bad credit, no credit, but you must be using technology to understand what the risks are? have you managed to build a credit company and sure out of basically motorcycle company? rubens: we need to be the best option for people every da

the new york stock exchange is the symbol of what america is all about. the potential of capitalism society forward is a true expression of freedom. ( ♪♪ ) ( sfx: stock exchange bell ringing ) ( ♪♪ ) sometimes, all the tenacity and grit in the world... ...can't overcome the boundaries we face. ( ♪♪ ) so morgan stanley is partnering with the women's tennis association to remove them. ( ♪♪ ) because this game is for everyone. ( ♪♪ ) >>> mike santoli is here. >> we have yields making a run at the old highs, and it's the big growth stocks holding up the market, just like everybody expects. i think part of this theme, which is the moves higher in longer term bond yields creates the anxiety, i think, because it's about restraint on growth. and so the landing will be left soft. industrials, a real weak point today. i wonder if that's kind of a little bit of, you know, momentary rotation away. that's why small caps are down as much as they are. mid caps have three times the s&p 500's weight in industrials and small caps have twice the weighting. so it seems like the overnight global pmi is

target tens of thousands of women across lots of america have rallied to mock international of the size of voice and dice. active is an argentine as capital buenos aires express back incense about bad rights of to abortion. if you have any access could be rolled back. if for 5 right presidential candidate to have your mid day with this next month's election, lease in india have use done grenades the gains crowds. we try to store them the whole, the chief minister of the northeastern states of money for reason, none smells, and 150 people have been killed. and sec, terry environments between into and christian communities. and the state has been as region paying handsets regarding the time is national cy, siding cycled re unifications with taiwan, cannot be stopped. i want an advantage for us domestic build summary, friendship described as unimportant tool to protect its board as, as in claims. the so from ireland as a right to ukraine, that millions of people have slept that home since in russia launched its full scale invasion. the government has been encouraging people to leave towns and villages near the front lines. but not everyone c

country, even in latin america. standard, america has always tried to create there, well, so to speak, oligarchic capitalism, or capitalism that was based on the power ofare called in america, the latifundists. augusta penochet left the presidency on march 11 , 1990, amid mass protests. historians claim that he simply got out of hand and washington decided to remove him. in 1999 the dictator was arrested, and on december 10, 2006 he died. leaving a legacy in the country that is still echoed by protests and problems. here is the material from 2019. to the current social explosion was caused by the dissatisfaction accumulated in chileans over a decade with the socio-economic policies of the authorities. for many years, the country's authorities pursued a policy of total privatization. the state has practically withdrawn itself from all spheres of socio-economic life in latin america, and perhaps in the whole world you cannot find another country with the same degree of privatization as in chile. as a result, in chile the rules of the free market were applied not only to the economy as such, but also to the social sphere, education, medicine, pension syst

of the news in the international media for days. decrease in economic growth, economic problems, including the trade deficit, america's foreign debts, capital flight, reduction in the rate of increase in the unemployment rate and the deficit of the united states . to summarize, the most important crisis that the united states is dealing with is the arrival of competition such as china to the united states, which seriously threatens the united states' power. countries like china in the economic field can be a big threat to the united states. before china, the power of japan, the boulevard of power that was close to the united states, was buried due to the agreements that were imposed on this country . now china is acting independently, and in fact, it is one of the policies america is not complying because of this yellow storm, china is a danger that cannot be averted mr. akbari dynamic, let's talk about the news about the americans in the field of military and security and the previous days of the past years will be examples of the military weakness of the united states. and he says that this issue of syria is the issue of afghanistan the w

the new york stock exchange is the symbol of what america is all about. the potential of capitalismu can move a society forward is a true expression of freedom. ( ♪♪ ) ( sfx: stock exchange bell ringing ) >>> join me at 3:00 eastern on "closing bell." we have top financial adviser richard saperstein as well with his view on where this market is going on a day where we're up near 350 on the dow. keep our eyes on the development with the uaw. phil lebeau is on top of that. leslie picker with the latest on arm. we'll track that into the close, as well as the biggest ipo of the year opens. we'll find out how it looks as we head towards that final hour of the trade, as well. amy, what's your final trade? >> i'm going to go with verizon. they just are delivering cash flow in the range, seven times earning, 8%-year-old. so we like it. and most importantly, prices are not going down. >> steve weiss? >> oracle. yes, i took an initial position with oracle. i think the selloff was overstated, the quarter wasn't that bad. i'm focused on the cloud business. so it's a valuation on a may year. big

trachelia was one of the most cruel dictators of latin america al-hefa shef was renamed in honor of him even during his lifetime. uh, the city is the capitalic and certainly difficult since the summer, it essentially left in the history of the dominican republic. thirty years of his reign. trujillo's cult of personality bordered on tyranny. the name trujillo was given not only to the capital of the country, santo domingo, but also to the highest mountain of the island of picuduarte, as well as to many cities, rivers and parks. trujillo's birthday became a national holiday . trujillo's nine-year-old son was awarded the rank of general. persecution of dissent in all its forms, uh, tough work with the opposition, the cult of personality of authoritarianism in its most terrible features, before joining the ranks of the national guard , rafael trujillo was engaged in smuggling and theft. only thanks to the united states, he did not end his days in prison or drunkenness and was able to make a dizzying career spanning 31 years. i want to say that this is not a record, because the stressner is a man who declared the soviet union number one his ene

venture capital firm five global says the outcome of the trip means america sees vietnam as a economichina's growing influence. has always been a thorn in the side of yet numb especially as a key to the south —— south china sea issue. for us, we welcome it because it means closer ties between countries and more investment in the area we care about which is technology. it is clear that has become a focus area for the vietnamese government as it looks to upscale its own population and people and its status from the manufacturing to more high—tech sort of businesses to drive the digital economy further. and you have been investing in vietnam for a while. what are the opportunities in your opinion and what distinguishes vietnam from say other countries to potential investors like you? we've been investing in the tech scene in vietnam for more than a decade right now, and fortunate enough to be early backers of one of the four companies valued at over a billion dollars over there. vietnam is historically seen as being a little bit behind the rest of southeast asia especially singapore and m

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it's winning the presidential run of the the brought to you by visit capital. here's your headlines for the america. so after this disturbance dumped copious amounts of rain on new york city, we saw a record rainfall. it's now pushed out toward the advantage. so that's gonna replace a much calmer condition sunshine in new york with a height of 23 degrees on sunday. what weather is still draped over the us state of florida. that means another dept in miami at 32 degrees and for the us south west active weather here know over the peaks of the rocky mountains. i think we'll see some snow look at boise in idaho. 14 degrees on sunday. that's below average for this some year. western canada, fairly cool, but for the eastern prairies were hanging onto some heat because of a southerly wind. so when it takes up to $28.00, your temperatures will fall off on monday. central america is fairly typical. weather is here, but i want to show you around the eastern caribbean, we've got 2 tropical storms. they looked to steer north, no major impact, but i think it will whip up the waves a bit and a few showers and th

the walls of the company still, that line is it's pretty clear when we, along with justice, about every large corporation in america, crossed it woke capitalism summer of 2020. what are we talking about? we're talking about the blm rallies and they accelerate in sort of denunciation of privilege and vowing to fight racism, the rush to hire, you know, heads of deep divisions, hundreds of people elevate our power and influence in these companies. i have no issue with inclusion. this is not inclusion. if it were inclusive, why does it matter what i say and advocate for out of work, which, by the way, helps the people they say they care about the the student population in san francisco public schools is desperate. black and brown. so it all just, you know, so many stories of people being canceled and fired in the summer of 2020 for some errant comment from ten years prior. that is somehow in today's context perceived as not anti racist enough. there was a witch hunt going on. well, speaking of that, do you think you could have withstood this if you hadn't been in gymnastics in that fire, in that cauldron for, well, 12, 15 years and had that press

the new york stock exchange is the symbol of what america is all about. the potential of capitalismrward is a true expression of freedom. ( ♪♪ ) ( sfx: stock exchange bell ringing ) >>> welcome back to "the exchange." shares of disney and charter are falling over the past week, as the two fight over a new agreement. disney channels like abc, espn, and fx, have been blacked out for charter spectrum customers. julia is leer where with the la and why this could have huge implications -- we talk about linear tv, but if we repackage youtube or apple, it's still going to be kind of linear. i think it's going to be the same kind of menu. >> that's the question really what is the television landscape look like after this battle? it all hinges on how this battle shapes out. this is a battle between charter and disney, and it's being called a referendum on the future of the tv bundle, the live television bumdzle. charter is pushing to get access to disney plus for its linear tv subscribers without additional cost. charter is willing to lose espn, abc, and disney's other channels permanently i

think we have to know upset and of course is that there is communication between america and russian. up there is communication between certain, all the native capitals and russia. i'm absolute this out that the message has been played out very powerfully. but if there is any form of nuclear uh, new release time to come over. otherwise, russia can expect us off a massive pain conventionally as a result, but the wesley spit cleared the time and about that. so richard sheriff, we run out of time, unfortunately. thank you very much for being on complex. so thank you for having me . thankful for your time. thank you. the the actually and from the valve direct neva is on the board and lines have all but disappeared until now which people seem to hear it runs is reinstating its board is what will that mean virginians focus on 30 minutes on the w respect. it's all about what can we and texting nature. that's why sandra, respecting they just studying the new data. it's about being up to date with current ideas, technologies. i'm trying for the eco way of life, the environment magazine. because an advocate on d. w. not just another day. so much is happening a

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