that is exactly three weeks after the debate between bp harris and former president trump. remember, it was four weeks ago that president biden was still in the race and democrats were in despair. well, today, battleground polls are now looking better and better for, guess who? democrats. think about this. the dow closed up for 500 points and president biden at bp harris announced a first of its kind, giants discount drug prices for americans. on the other hand, donald trump held another rambling and scattered press conference and talking about doom and gloom. with that, let's get smarter withand it was a very interesting moment. obviously, she was trying to lavish praise on him, but i think it had to be hard for him to make this appearance, knowing that he, in fact, is not going to be the nominee next week's convention, which, he of course is expected to be. and it is his job to pass the torch over to her and try to do everything he can to help her get elected. >> peter, lowering drug prices is a really big deal. at the same time, we keep hearing donald trump and he has be

it felt to me like the crowd was laughing pretty hard at that like, too point jasmine, tim walz and bp harris were not the only speakers tonight. pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, who was obviously also in the running for this took to the stage and gave quite the speech. tell us about it. >> yeah, i mean, it was an 18 minute speech. and when you saw governor shapiro enter from the back, basically everybody was on their feet. except for senator john fetterman who i was sitting very close to and i could see him sit the whole time. almost everyone in the arena was up on their feet screaming and you could tell really that the democrats in that auditorium really loved josh shapiro. we talked to him -- people in the crowd who said yeah, we were disappointed that they didn't pick our governor but they still wanted to support and do everything they could to get the vice president elected. now i talked to one democrat afterwards who said he really took us to church. he was talking about the things, not just that the vice president has already laid out just 16 days in office about what she wan

i the bp 's don't make that much of a difference?— of a difference?ction _ of a difference? i have said in this election from _ of a difference? i have said in this election from the - this election from the beginning, this election might beginning, this election might be quite different whenjoe biden was in that it mattered when you are working with a 78—year—old was representing the country, just made who the vice president is. for donald trump the vice president has mattered and affected his campaign already. for kamala harris you are correct we are seeing a ticket where people are going to mostly focus on kamala, but the vice president actually does matter on the trump side of the ticket. what do ou trump side of the ticket. what do you know — trump side of the ticket. what do you know about _ trump side of the ticket. what do you know about jd - trump side of the ticket. what do you know about jd advance do you know aboutjd advance the vp running with donald trump. when you see tim walz versus jd vance trump. when you see tim walz versusjd vance

regarding the arms embargo this is the tweet from phil gordon louis, national security advisory said this, bp has been clear she will always ensure israel's able to defend itself against iran and iran back terrorist groups. she does not support an arms embargo on israel and she will contain to work on guts and to uphold international humanitarianan law. is it realistic asma mohammed to push for an arms embargo? that would be a major change in form policy. >> i think it is realistic because in this moment that's what voters are asking for but it would have been wireless take five months ago to ask president biden to step aside and bring in kamala harris or president but that's what happened. asking for an arms embargo is not impossible so is voters are in the streets as people are saying this is what we want to see i think we are seeing that that this is what people want and we are seeing we are saying this is the thing that's going to save lives. we can't continuously funnel weapons to the military knowing they aren't following human rights laws and we are going to uphold that same lock. we a

bp in the city. house i think will be calling that bp house i think will be calling that over the next or so. what can we expect from the opening sermon? the unfixed one was quite a thing, should we say, and critics of that will have noticed this one has the same artistic director, should they be worried? what are we going to see in the next few hours? personally, the good news, it is a glorious evening in paris, so none of the torrential rain that blighted that olympic opening sermon he. it should be a very special night indeed. the details of the ceremony, are being guarded but what we do know is that for the first time it would be a paralympic opening sermon he is not taken in place inside a stadium. the athletes will parade along the chanson lease, they would arrive at place de la concorde, and it is there that mean sermon he would take place. in about 50,006 —— spectators and that will conclude with the lighting of the paralympic gordon —— cauldron and the games will open. to gordon -- cauldron and the games will oen. ., gordon -- cauldron and the games willoen. ., , , ., will ope

here it is clearly seen that when an explosion occurs on the tm-62, or its imported analogues, bp-1, bp-2, a hole is formed in the driver-mechanic's place a hole, as a result of which the driver-mechanic is guaranteed to die, the rest of the crew receive concussions and varying degrees of injury. kasbek's scientific approach to the matter allowed him to conduct a series of field tests of standard infantry fighting vehicles with additional enhanced protection, the explosions were filmed from a copter, the mines were real, damage to the control cabin. the transmission driver's mechanic was studied by the command of the first brigade at the expert council. it is possible to somehow assess how much the survivability of the vehicle has increased. this means that during the tests, we tested two types of armor, one combined, one made of steel armor. so, both options showed good results. both options preserved the integrity of the hull, that is, they did not allow - to penetrate the bottom, did not allow damage, to kill the driver or damage the transmission compartment. here, but the combine

could this derail her bp process?have no idea she was planning on holding her first rally with her vp in fairly shapiro stated on tuesday. >>> the new olympic sport. men beating up women. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. have you tried these new febreze car vent clips? the new intensity dial gives you total control. i can turn it up... that smells good! or turn it down... hmm. nice and light. enjoy 40 days of freshness, your way. ♪ lalalalala ♪ >> jesse: this weekly psalm one of the biggest scandals in olympic history. nobody's talking about it. italian boxer... in the blue squared off against an algerian boxer. they are genetically male. >> they look to come for the straight punches to the body. nice lead up. >> asking to get her head guarded tightened in. solid straight right ha

i have some figures, bp made 13.8 million —— billion dollars in 2023, charlotte made profits of 28.2old. i understand wh ou 2023 increased tenfold. i understand why you ask — 2023 increased tenfold. i understand why you ask a _ 2023 increased tenfold. i understand why you ask a question, _ 2023 increased tenfold. i understand why you ask a question, against - 2023 increased tenfold. i understand why you ask a question, against all l why you ask a question, against all the times i cannot bills, when you talk about energy suppliers, those who send the bills through the post, that bit of industry makes little profit, and during the time of doing thejob it has been profit, and during the time of doing the job it has been lost profit, and during the time of doing thejob it has been lost lead—in, thatis thejob it has been lost lead—in, that is because the biogas off market are books that produce oil and gas, you mentioned bp and show there, and they set it to consumers, so there are price takers have been exposed to in the way others have, thatis exposed to in the way others have, that is

today we all know this company as british petroleum or bp.nge of name of the anglo-iranian oil company took place just after the overthrow of the undesirable prime minister. that is, it regretted that it was the united states that contributed to the overthrow of masadyk, that is, this is an indisputable fact, and now some of the documents have already been declassified, that is, it is clear that quite serious money was allocated for this. of course, there is no doubt that the cia played a huge role, well, actually not a huge role, but by the hands of the cia, it was curtailed. another question is that in iran, as if ... they took control and this country and most importantly the americans began to approach iranian oil after the weakening of great britain as a world power following the results of the second world war and the british and churchill personally paid great attention to iran, iranian oil, in obadan there was the largest oil refinery in the world in the late forties, iran was considered the leading oil producing power. britain - thes

that is exactly three weeks after the debate between bp harris and former president trump. it was four weeks ago that president biden was still in the race and democrats were in despair. battleground polls are now looking better and better for democrats. the dow closed up 500 points and president biden and bp harris announced a first of its kind giant discount on drug prices for americans. on the other hand, donald trump held another rambling and scattered press conference airing grievances and talking about his favorite topics, doom and gloom. with that let's get the help of our leadoff panel tonight. we have our correspondence. this is a big deal for americans. the drug price announcement. these drugs were picked very specifically. no single company takes too big of a hit. the companies have already covered development cost and it means very big savings for both americans and the government. you were at today's event with president biden and vice president harris. what stuck out to you. >> a couple of things. one, obviously the policy which will impact a lot of people on

drug control, the bp service, criminal investigation, the department for combating cybercrime, public safety police and many other services, departments of departments ensure peace in the capital of belarus, and by the end of the year they will have a new modern building. this is the calling card of the entire police, not only of the city of minsk, but also of the country, you can even say so, in connection with this it was decided the decision that the building... the police department will be in a practically old place on dobromylsky lane, and the new features, of course, are the modernity of the same workplaces, and the museum is also provided, the duty unit, where all the information from the city of minsk is received, flows, daily, of course, this will also be public safety monitoring, which has been updated. for the eightieth anniversary of the minsk police, the television news agency has prepared a documentary film, the history of its creation. art not subject to frost, these fascinating shots from the northern polis flew around social networks, on them a participant of the cru

bp nominee j.d.script as she turns a blind eyes straight ahead. another flip-flop, harris walking back calls for mandatory gun buyback program. is she a threat to the second amendment? plus clashing in on chicago. trump caught and combative q&a while touting his accomplishments for the black community. harris faulkner, as you can see on the screen on the right on the panel and will join us live in chicago with her take. plus, megan ortega's, rachel campus duffy and byron york stops by. kicks off 9 minutes and five seconds right on the channel you todd, back in a couple and yu are watching "fox & friends first." austedo xr significantly reduced dan's td movements. some people saw a response as early as 2 weeks. with austedo xr, dan can stay on his mental health meds— (dan) cool hair! (vo) austedo xr can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, or have suicidal

that it is supposedly invincible, it is impossible not to hit it, it nimble, maneuverable, but our bpbest, ours, yes, ours, these are girls, these shots show the moment of evacuation, part of the way. the marauder passed under its own power, several nights the paratroopers repaired it literally under the enemy's nose, we went there light, just put on a bulletproof vest, roughly speaking, in shorts, even without weapons, to make our way there as easy as possible, to walk 2.5 km on foot we had to pretend to be all sorts of bushes, trees along the way, we finished it a little, took our spare part, trimmed it a little there, sharpened it, bent it tubes, well, we installed our own fuel tubes, of course. the guys installed batteries from a soviet armored personnel carrier, by the way, these batteries are also trophy - from the kherson side, it's a bit cramped here, there is a moment, so there is a moment, and what was left here, here, there were first aid kits, so, we have household items, spoons, a winter jacket, grenades, please, in stock on request. here there are still some ammunition l

i've been dying to ask you guys about the bp process. james, let me start with you. you said, and i agree with this, the vp pick is not going to -- historically hasn't massively moved the electoral needle. people shouldn't have that expectation, i guess i should say. sometimes 1 point, sometimes two points, sometimes nothing. but there has been reasons that people have picked their running mates, right? clinton picked gore, two young guys. obama picked biden, an older senator with experience. it's about chemistry and also about complementing. who do you think politically would complement harris the best of the people you've seen out there? >> i would be totally satisfied with any of them. what we have is generational, and it really made a difference. the jd vance thing has hurt trump, and trump knows it. he's a hit dog, and he's barking. in rural america, it's the hit dog that barks. and he's barking. this vance thing is blown up in his face. he's giving scratch like a cat. >> by cat ladies, perhaps. y i don't even know. but do you have a view? i like poorly, it does

expecting more rate cuts by the federal reserve, and our baseline for the pboc is still to have another 10 bp cut in the rest of the year, but if the federal reserve cuts more aggressively, if the fed cuts 100 bibs the rest of the year, we see the chance for the pboc to double that to 20 pips the rest of the year, which would bring the total cut to 40, so that is all. we still expect the pboc to do more easing, but it is unlikely to be aggressive. paul: bloomberg economist david chiu. joining us now is the cohead of fixed income at maybank ash -- maybank asset management. i want to start if we can in china reflecting on that cpi data. some headline strength perhaps asking some ongoing weakness. david was saying to not expect stimulus any time soon from the pboc. do you feel the pressure is starting to melt for them to do something? >> consumption demand is weak, so i do expect them to do more easing towards consumption, and i do expect them to cut rates, as david mentioned. maybe some time i think after september, maybe they will cut 10 to 15 basis points. but they need to do more. especially

contract with a group of companies including 5 american companies with 40d shares of british company bpwith 40d of shares company the dutch, british, shell compensated with 1,414 shares and the french company total with 6 percent of shares , iran had only the right to the payment announced from the consortium. the duration of these contracts with the mentioned companies was between 25 and 40 years. british colonizer of oil iran's petty aggressors have been kicked out of the door, this time they have returned through the window and looted oil. according to the available reports and documents, the production capacity of crude oil in iran reached about 6 million barrels per day in the years before the victory of the islamic revolution. before the victory of the islamic revolution in 1357, iran's oil production was between 5 and 5.6 million barrels per day. statistics show that iran has been able to produce 6 million barrels of oil for about 2 months in these years. by virtue of according to the report published by the presidential strategic supervision planning office, iran's crude oil pro

. [♪♪♪] ■# we have soany neighborhood in district 5 each with their own bp history.n the district a longin my community and i have been an attorney right's attorney representing and helping folk who is are trying to stay in their homes and folks trying to resist evictions and outside city hall forthis comm. a long time. fina a i got tired of going to politicians to ask them to rht thing. i decide that it was time to actually throw my hat in e ring and become the decision maker. we have everything in district 5 from the haight ashbury. fillmore. japantown. haze valley. north of pan handle. western edition and the tenderloin. all within this district. >> 'm kritin evans a resident and small business owner in the historic haight ashbury neighborhood. i own the smith. haight ash burr seunique. it was the colorful part of the city when i was a kid. i ended up here and owning a book store here, which was the dream. we have people of all walks and visitors andtourists around the world this come to the haight ashbury. coming to history of the neighborhood. the rock stars janice joplin -- people

slot -- bp slot tonight.ho is the tim walz set many americans say they don't know much about? >> he is a dad i think everyone knows, when you see the video this week of his kids, not knowing they would be caught on camera doing rabbit ears behind their dad as he was going to be nominated for the vice presidency. he is a soldier who served for 24 years, he is the teacher, and you will hear from kids that he taught, whose lives he changed. he took a football team in minnesota, the town my husband grew up in, and turned it into a state champion, and then he ran for congress in a red district that only two democrats held in 100 years. so this is a guy, when i think about michelle obama's words last night, where she talked about, not everyone gets generational wealth. not everyone is graced by that ifou go bankrupt over and over again. this is a guy from incredibly humble roots in rural nebraska then went on to serve his country and many, many different ways. so i think you're going to hear that story of his life,

bp. before transferring money and confirming the transaction in your mobile application, a person should once again pay attention to what phone number he chose, and what system he chose? for example, if a person wants to transfer money using the fast payment system, then he selects a phone number, his own or his friend's, to whom he wants to transfer, it is mandatory. uses the transfer by phone number section of the options, where the logo of the fast payment system is depicted, if the client makes a transfer (to himself between different banks in his mobile application within the limit established by law, i repeat, this is up to 30 million rubles, then in the commission section there should be zero, because these transfers to himself in different banks in accordance with the law are free, the limit on transfers to other people is 100,000 rubles per month, if you do not meet the limit, you will have to pay a half percent commission for the excess, but ... more than one and a half thousand

with monitoring the internet of this or that information, this is done daily employees. control, the bpservice, criminal investigation, the department for combating cybercrime, public security police and many other services, departments of departments that ensure the security of the capital of belarus, very soon they will have a new modern building, this is the calling card of the entire police, not only of the city of minsk, but also of the country, you can even say so, in connection with this, it was decided that the building of the gvd will be on practically with... together on dobromylsky lane, and the new features, of course, are modernity the same jobs, and a museum, is also provided, a duty unit, where all information from the city of minsk is received, flows daily, of course, this will also be public safety monitoring, which has been updated. over its long history, the minsk police have come a long way from creation and formation to the present day. 80 years ago, they did not have unique monitoring systems, but crimes were solved thanks to operational skills. the capital's polic

supported by airbus, jet blue, was producing hydrogen for aircraft, went bankrupt, while chevron and bp are closing projects to produce biofuels from vegetable oils. well, this is how it looks on the stock exchange: shares of hydrogen and biofuel producers are flying down together, losing 80%, or 90% of their value, and this has been going on for two years now, although the american market was originally looked at the idea of ​​the energy transition positively. as the ceo of pla power admitted, the excitement of the first days did not live up to expectations. this startup recently opened one of the first plants in the united states to produce environmentally friendly hydrogen to replace fossil fuels in steel and chemical production, but the market does not believe in the reality of these metamorphoses. many startups that go bankrupt, they go bankrupt, especially in everything related to the energy transition. firstly, they are all tied to basically new technologies that are beyond the horizon commercial use. accordingly, these are the technologies where the player who enters this sector

chevron, bp and shell are winding down their projects to produce biofuels from cooking fats, oils, greasesplant material, that is, we are seeing a cooling of interest in the entire range of technologies that were proposed as a rejection of fossil energy sources. this expensive, it is often less competitive than traditional energy, in the end it all came down to the wallet of the common man, so now some more rational. perception of renewable energy, now we see that many options are simply discarded, few people remember fuel cells, hydrogen cars have also somehow remained in the background, another global trend that speaks volumes: sales of hydrogen electric cars are falling on the global auto market, in the first half of the twenty-fourth year, less than 6,000 such cars, which is a third less than in the same period last year. note that out of the total number of 2 in the us, sales simply collapsed. in the states, this is primarily due to a decline in interest in hydrogen cars in california. a couple of years can be called short, but in south korea and back the potential of hydrogen as a ca

the bp and gi officers detained ivek's truck, driven by a twenty-seven-year-old resident of the chashniki district. during the inspection of the vehicle, the police found more than 30 tons of ferrous metal. the driver could not provide documents for the cargo, but only explained that he was buying scrap from his fellow countrymen for... for further sale. a protocol on an administrative offense for illegal entrepreneurial activity. the ministry of emergency situations employees saved the owner of an apartment in a fire in the orsha district. rescuers received a message about a fire in an apartment on gritsevtsa street in the urban settlement of bolbasovo. the ministry of emergency situations employees who arrived at the scene saved the owner of the apartment using an extension ladder from the second-floor balcony. the woman was not injured in the fire. property was destroyed in the kitchen, the walls were damaged. a child was injured in an accident in the shumilinsky district. according to preliminary information, in the village of kharakovo, the driver of a skoda octavia with a trailer hi

meanwhile, chevron, bp and shell are winding down their projects for the production of biofuels fromcooking fats, oils, lubricants and plant material, that is, we are seeing a cooling of interest in the entire range of those technologies that were proposed as a rejection of fossil energy sources. it is expensive, it is less competitive. often than traditional energy, and in the end it all came to the wallet of the common man, so now there is a more rational perception of renewable energy, now we see that many options are simply dismissed, pro-fuel few people remember the elements, hydrogen cars also somehow remained in the background, another global trend that speaks volumes: sales of hydrogen electric cars are falling in the global auto market, in the first half of the fourth year, less than 6,000 such cars were sold, which is a third less than in the same period last year. it should be noted that out of the total number, 2,500 hydrogen cars were sold in china, mainly commercial buses and trucks, in the middle kingdom the decline in sales can be called small, but in south korea and

meanwhile , chevron, bp and shell are winding down their projects to produce biofuels from cooking fatss, greases and plant material. that is, we are seeing a cooling of interest in the entire range of technologies that were proposed as a rejection of fossil energy sources. it is expensive, but it is often less competitive than traditional energy. and in the end, it is all reached the wallet. of the common man, therefore now some more rational perception of renewable energy, now we see that many options are simply discarded, few people remember pro-fuel elements, hydrogen cars also somehow remained in the background. another global trend that speaks volumes: sales of hydrogen electric cars are falling in the global car market. in the first half of the twenty-fourth year , less than 6.0 of such cars were sold, this is a third less than ... for the same period last year years. it should be noted that of the total number of 2,500 hydrogen cars were sold in china. these are mainly commercial buses and trucks. and in the middle kingdom, the decline in sales can be called small. but in south

in the uk case you had the threats from the from the uae that they would cancel contracts with with bp. and indeed with the british airospace arms contracts, massive contracts, unless the british instituted investigation into the muslim brotherhood in britain, of course fits very well with the israel strategy of targeting muslims, and the and what did the british government do? they agreed, and they they have this massive investigation of the muslim brotherhood, and this is an indication really of the way which it say the tail doesn't mark the dog, but the ue was able to threaten uh um the uk and was able to get what it wanted in in that particular case. well loke, i mean, what do you think about the uae state-owned arms firm edge group and its relationship with the zinist entity? so edge group is key state-owned arms firm in the uae, but unbenounced to the vast majority of the world, it invested in early 2023 in the israeli company, thailander aviation. now, just so it's clear. how important highlandander aviation is to the overall uh zionist entity project is this organization highla

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bp you for use era. rights maker lena williams says the ordeal lasted about 2 hours. i was. >> near the entrance calling the cops eventually mwongozi demanded the reimbursement got her money back and left. how that she would not long after nelly santana who owns natalie's bridal boutique in south san francisco, reached out and offered address oculus stopped by for a fitting and eventually walked out with her new gown and drove down to san diego to prepare for marrying her best friend. i honestly started crying when they left. it made me feel blessed that i was able to that. williams grateful this stressful saga is culminating with the happy bride. this is what your village is supposed to do were supposed to. >> to support one another in the times of need and and cheer lead in the times of $0.6. one goes the humbled by the community's generous response. we learn from the good, the bad, the ugly than the joy is that you do all of those things. as i've learned from this. >> and the joyful being is that my family is coming represented big event the day after, all declined

reporter: a busy few days for vice president harris behind the scenes, interviewing at least three bpdidates yesterday at her home in d.c. their cars were seen coming and going as harris prepares to announce or pick tomorrow. though they have been chatty in the past -- >> i am who i am and put it out there -- >> reporter: now the top contenders have got mostly silence. >> i got nothing for you. >> pennsylvania her josh shapiro has gotten the most incoming. >> she picks shapiro she's going to lose the palestinian vote and >> reporter: minnesota governor tim walz was also signaled out by trump's vp j.d. vance last week. >> i don't know anything about him, he seems really angry. >> reporter: a new cbs news poll finds a democratic enthusiasm is on the rise. 85% of democrats now say they definitely plan to vote bringing them closer to republicans than they have been all year. harris and trump are now essentially tied to though voters are still far more likely to say trump's policies will leave them financially better off. trump cultivates stock market drop the kamala crash at least five ti

here it is clearly visible that when the tm-62 or its imported analogues, e bmp-1, bp-2, explodes, a hole is formed in the driver's seat, as a result of which the driver is guaranteed to die, the rest of the members the crew receives concussions and varying degrees of injury. kasbek's scientific approach to the matter allowed to conduct a series of field tests in standard infantry fighting vehicles with additional. enhanced protection, the explosions were filmed from a copter, the mines were real, the damage to the driver's cabin of the transmission was studied by the command of the first brigade at the expert council, it is possible to somehow estimate how much the survivability of the vehicle has increased - this means that during the tests we tested two armor options, one combined one of steel armor, this means that both options showed good the result, both options retained the integrity of the hull, that is, they did not allow - to break through the bottom. did not allow damage, to kill the driver or damage the transmission compartment, but the combined version of the armor turne

>> while addressing his supporters at a restaurant in las vegas today, trump took more shots at the bp. the former president pushed his no taxes on tips, policy. somebody that i know just copied. just kept they did that. and you know, that's not going to happen last night. the speech. >> she made 26 different things that will lie. she lied. but that's okay because a lot of people lie. they'll do anything to get elected mr. trump also told the crowd he's laying the groundwork for strong finish a november where he'll reclaim the white house. november. 5th is a very important day. i believe it will go down as the most important day in the history of our country. that means you have to vote. >> it's going to be a big vote if we win this state. if we win nevada. >> we're going to win something that's going to be very, very special with both conventions now in the books, all eyes are on november. that means hitting the campaign trails hard. the quest for votes. >> political strategist matt klink said both harris and trump will now kick their campaigns into high gear with the focus. also on t

just wait until they hear about how he caused the bp oil spill in 2010. >> michael: deepwater horizon? >> calm down. he just finished explaining it in adam carolla's gazebo. it's a funny story! see, what happened was, rfk was flamingo-ing upstate. then he came across a lion giving birth. he wanted to collect the placenta in mason jars, for smoothies, but he had a train to catch in six and a half minutes, so -- >> michael: desi, what are you even talking about? these aren't cute, charming stories. they're bizarre and creepy! >> oh, well, you are not going to like the twitch livestream he did from carrot top's tomato garden. >> michael: oh, my god, what did he even talk about? >> oh, this is a real fun one. see, what happened was, rfk was swan-tipping upstate. he worked up quite the appetite. because those swans don't go down without a fight. so he scoured the local highways for food, but sadly, nothing adorable had been hit by a car. then he realized he was already on a flight to wuhan, where he then went to a wet market with no shoes on. >> michael: desi, are you telling me rfk starte

we will bring you the bp pic as soon as we get it. the u.k. chancellor says the u.k.ke the right balance, but she will not rule out increasing capital gains tax. more from our exclusive interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. u.k. chancellor rachel reeves says she will not rule out increasing capital gains tax after warning difficult decisions will be taken to fill a 22 billion pound gap in the budget. she told us that the u.k. will strike the right balance on the tax and the budget in october. >> i think people should pay their fair share of tax and one of the challenges we have in the u.k. is the gap between what should be collected by his majesty's revenue and customs and what is actually collected. we made a commitment and our manifesto that we will be sticking to which is we do not want to increase taxes on working people and we will be keeping income tax, national insurance and the value-added tax at the rates they are for the duration of this parliament. i would like taxes on working people to be lower but you cannot make promises without saying

battleground states, she's got a rally coming up i think nearly every day next week, but once she has the bpharris and the vp on the ticket want to sell, and today is that first step towards really getting out from behind president biden's shadow. just quickly before we let you go, has there been any reaction from donald trump to today's events? hat donald trump to today's events? not et. donald trump to today's events? iifrt yet. donald trump is already criticising kamala harris getting the nomination, calling it a coup and republicans have said that it is unlawful because president biden secured millions of votes during the primaries but legally that's not actually accurate because president biden was never officially the nominee. that would have been the case if he had become the nominee at the dnc, which he won't be now. i think we can expect donald trump if he does react to continue with that line of attack on ms. harris. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories in the headlines. robertjenrick has officially launched his tory l

check the big energy stocks and chesapeake, chevron, exon, conoco, bp. they're all up.amazon and etsy say consumers are getting too distracted to shop. ashley, distracted by what? ashley: the headlines about the elections and it's apparently drawing consumer's attention away from shopping and much to your point, stu, this isn't the case. anyway, etsy for one said fourth quarter forecast held back because the macro environment is unpredictable and amazon reported online sales up 4.6% last quarter and slightly shy of estimates and blames a cautious consumer and maybe it's the blame game here. cfo said that the new cycle has been a distraction factor for amazon consumers and analysts agree that the backdrop is challenging, but some companies say elections don't cause much change in performance but this up coming election will make the fourth quarter tough to predict. i don't buy it for a second. stu. stuart: i'm with you, ash. thanks. coming up, california looking to put new regulations on artificial intelligence. ai companies are fighting back. we're going to tell you wha

i do not want to live in a country where we're choosing who the next bp is based on skin color or ethnic heritage, choose based on merit. and the fact that so many prominent leaders in the far left felt empowered to talk about shapiro's ethnic heritage is a disgrace now, governor, i just want to say there is no evidence that josh shapiro was not picked because he is jewish. >> in fact, our reporting is that he didn't think being a number two would work for him having said that there is evidence about a smear campaign from some elements of your party on his israel policies that non-jews with the same position didn't get should the harris campaign have spoken out against that. and do you want to do that now of course, i want to do it, josh shapiro is an incredible leader and he is smart and he is dedicated and he is, he is devoted his life to making sure that other people's lives in america are better regardless of what their faith is, regardless whether or not they practice his faith and so i think it is it is cruel and discussing that anyone would attribute anything to vice president har

real quick on bp hopefuls and speculation. have you told this? would be her best choice?when you pull it, you don't get a lot because most potential nominees are not well known across the country even among democrats. i think if she pokes shapiro, it's a major statement that she is trying to move to the center. if she overrules the left and fix shapiro, i think that would be a good move for her more so than the others, a critical swing state in pennsylvania and i think he's taking ventures positions like school choice and other issues. if she picks someone else, we will see who runs the choice, is that the left or does she move south? >> i love a cliffhanger. i don't give you a chance to match it because i don't think you can. have a great weekend mike i'm happy to leave it to mark mack thank you, appreciate it. thanks for the no tie, i like the some biases there. straight ahead, kamala harris set eyes on the oval office, her past coming back to haunt her. we will explain next with a man who wrote the book about her and no idea should be rooting for president charlie, nex

. >>> the broader energy sector taking a hit, like exxon, bp, chevron, all in the red. more here, let's bring in john kilduff, a cnbc contributor. john, welcome. good to see you. i can see why if the only thing we had to worry about is the economy why oil would be down. we have to worry about the imminent prospect that would be very destabilizing. normally i would be tagging along it is this make shoe we're waiting to see drop here that's keeping they prices somewhat table. if we wrnlt have the tumult, we would be a lot higher this morning. it rum from full-on all-out war with iran. >> so we're waiting to see my experience is it will be a moderated response. the oil market, tyler had been down, particularly out of china. dip into contraction, we're already losing china. it's going to be in the owl market, they've been flagging weaker demand there. so, you're comments about china are spot on. it's kind of slug usual grow. that wasn't a bad number, we are finishing up the summer. we'll see where that goes. the japanese are really, you know, throwing us all for a loop here

bp vice president harris governor walt in pittsburgh and then they go north for a mix of urban and suburbanical part of the keystone state. good morning. >> a couple of hours, vice president harris, governor tim running late and their spouses will hit the campaign trail together for the first time since harris became the nominee this bus to her, they will get on to buses behind me throughout western pennsylvania and they will stop at kickoff at two campaign offices in the area and go to places like here and pittsburgh and even beaver county nearby, interestingly, a county that trump one in 2020 by 20 points so they will make doorstops together before they head back to chicago, to chicago for the dnc tomorrow. last night trump had his own rally in pennsylvania he had a packed crowd in an arena on the other side of the city where he hammered harris on the economy and inflation. groceries cost 21% more now hunter biden is harris and trump attack harris is new plan to been price gouging and grocery stores with most economists say is not the actual cause of inflation. >> wants to destroy our cou

lauren: shall is down 2%, so is bp. reuters is reporting that opec plus is likely to increase their output starting in october. stuart: elastic. lauren: we are looking at it because it's down 27%. they wanted ai driven search platform and reported a quarterly loss to the tune of $30 million so they have a hard time closing deals because of tighter customer budgets. stuart: a design software company's audio desk. lauren: they raised annual revenue and profit forecasts. stuart: thanks very much indeed. kamala harris said she had no regrets about covering up biden's mental fitness. the new york times detailing how senate democrats pushed the president out of the race, details on that, bombshell story. colorado's democrat governor dismissing venezuelan gang get fears after this video showed armed men taking over an apartment complex. local councilwoman is speaking out. >> this gained has taken over several complexes. they hold guns to their heads. we need state and federal partners to step in. stuart: that councilwoman will

bp you for use era. rights maker lena williams says the ordeal lasted about 2 hours. was. >> near the entrance calling the cops eventually mwongozi demanded the reimbursement got her money back and left. how that she would not long after nelly santana who owns natalie's bridal boutique in south san francisco, reached out and offered a dress. oculus stopped by for a fitting and eventually walked out with her new gown. >> and drove down to san diego to prepare for marrying her best friend. i honestly started crying when they left. it made me feel blessed that i gratful this stressful saga is culminating with the happy bride. this is what your village is supposed to do were supposed to. >> to support one another in the times of need and and cheer lead in the times of $0.6. one goes the humbled by the community's generous response. we learn from the good, the bad, the ugly than the joy is that you do all of those things. as i've learned from this. >> and the joyful being is that my family is coming represented big event the day after, all declined to hand over dress. she

check out big energy names and i presume most of them are on the upside and they are conoco phillips, bpnergy, exon oil up and chevron down a mere 20 sents. coming up, voters talk alaska the economy and don't think she'll be better for their personal finances. 66 border agents in the el paso sector this year. are the cartels to blame in border guy tom homan next. (♪) is bad debt holding you back? ♪ the only limit is the sky ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it (just a little bit louder) ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it ♪ ♪ it's your moment in the spotlight ♪ all your ambitions. all in one app. low fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. sofi. get your money right®. stuart: the dow is now down 166 points. and the nasdaq up 27. this is a choppy market. what about super-myorow. up i think. lauren: all the ai names are coming back today and apple is up by 0.8% and had been higher on web bush saying they see initial shipments of the iphone 16, the new one and ai capable one. of 90 million. warren buffett sold half his stock and could face $15 billion in ta

a lot on prosecutor, not a lot on bp, and not a lot on joe biden. think of how many times you heard donald trump versus joe biden in that speech. joe: true. it is really something as we watch these images now, a chance for the harris-walz campaign to soak up the energy along with the thousands of delegates who have made their way here to chicago. this is it, the grand finale, as we have experienced together in the first draft of history on bloomberg tv and radio. now it is to the roadshow in the first debate between donald trump and kamala harris. kailey: and she has promised that by the end of the month of august, she will be sitting down for an interview. we did see the vice presidential credit nominee reading from a teleprompter. answering questions from the press or an interviewer might be the next challenge for her to compete in the swing states against donald trump as they both try to compete in november. joe: as posters get into the field starting tomorrow, that might be the next leg in the story as we bring you daily coverage of this histori

lizzy: so the perspective bps jostling for the limelight. let's bring in vonnie quinn for analysis.ow did you reckon tim walz did today? >> you mention hope in jd vance mentioning a. you heard that at the d&c as well on day three. tim walz daughter is called hope, and she had plenty of presents there. i think they would say he laid it safe and he also introduced himself to the american public. he mention what kamala harris would do for policies, and then coaching him came out, the personality that he's been exposing to the american public for some time. he said it's the fourth quarter, were down a field goal but were on offense and we've got the ball. our job is to get in the trenches and do the blocking and tackling. it's clear that he knows this is a job is going to have to take extraordinarily seriously, the business of actually getting elected. it's one thing to accept the nomination, it's another thing to move swing states where donald trump and jd vance were today, a critical state for them to win if they want to get to the white house. as we've heard through this d&c, it's go