he was flying from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it was shot down over east in ukraine. in july 2014, 298 people were killed. international investigators concluded it had been hit by a russian surface to air missile fired by pro russian rebels. moscow denies all responsibility. 3 russians and a ukrainian citizen 1st went on trial and up cynthia in march last year. the russian ego kick in is one of the accused. he's reportedly an ex kernel in russia, secret services, and served as defense minister in the self declared don, yet people's republic, in 2014 the court notes that defend his chicken to pinsky. katrinka have not appeared of the for russian, only pull that off is the only ones to be represented by lawyers. here they said he denies the charges. the russian government has refused to expedite any suspects, but for the victims, relatives, this was a chance to address whoever was responsible for the next to the verdict that it is most important day. so for the family members, because they can, they can speak to the court. but through speaking to the court, they speak t

the passenger plane which took off from amsterdam with 298 people on board were shut down over eastern ukraine 7 years ago. none of the 4 suspects accused of murdering them is actually attending the trial. but as nathan bobby reports, this was a big moment for the families arriving at court in amsterdam, where 4 people are on trial for the murder of their relatives. thousands of kilometers away in the coming weeks, judges will hear in person remotely. dozens of people who lost loved ones on malaysian airlines flight mh 17. first up was ria and stain whose father and stepmother were killed. the alliance. we know the line and age and they know that we know that they're lying. she started by accusing russia of hiding. it's rolling the downing of the plane, and then she spoke of a psychological impact for years. i have tried to come to terms with jess and lose my beloved father, and now it's the one thing i don't know if i ever manage to do it. i do my best like to let things go. but at the same time, i'm at you do full feelings of hate, both of revenge, of anger and fear, fear. but we do

a dean baba report arriving at court in amsterdam where 4 people are on trial for the murder of their relatives. thousands of kilometers away in the coming weeks. judges will hear in person remotely from dozens of people who lost loved ones on malaysian airlines flight mh 17. first up was re under stain whose father and step mother were killed . the alliance and we know the alignment. and they know that we know that they're lying. she started by accusing russia of hiding its role in the downing of the plane. then she spoke of a psychological impact for years. i have tried to come to terms with death and knew my beloved father. and now i don't know if i ever managed to do it. i doing my best like to let things go full. but at the same time i met you do full feelings of hate, both of revenge of anger and fear, fear. but we do not obtain justified the passenger plane was flying from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it was shot down over east in ukraine. in july 2014, 298 people were killed. international investigators concluded it had been hit by a russian surface to air missile fired by p

remembering all the dutch is the holocaust at a memorial in amsterdam. —— dutch dims. —— dutch victimsght to remember for netflix — as �*the crown�* scoops big accolades at the emmy awards in la. hello and welcome. the ruling party in russia that supports president putin has claimed victory in the controversial parliamentary elections just hours after the polls closed. a state television broadcast showed a senior official of the united russia party, andrei turchak, congratulating a crowd of supporters in moscow on what he described as a clean and honest victory. translation: dearfriends, let me congratulate you all on a clean and honest victory. i just spoke with the chairman of the party who could not be with us today as he fell ill. he thinks you all for this result. let's get more on this from our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg. there's something different about a russian election. polling stations turn into music halls. buses turn into polling stations. we found this parked just outside of moscow. we asked, why in a bus? he couldn't explain. the authorities say the vote was t

a heart-stopping close call was caught n camera in the netherlands, just outside amsterdam.s woman running across the tracks with that oncoming train barrelling through at full speed missing her at a fraction of a second. look how close this was. went across, she comes back, and that train just comes, ooh, very luck. the rail company has released this video with the warning, do not do this. >> oh, my god, that was way too close for comfort. >>> police departments here at home are issuing a very different warning for car owners across the country. >> thieves are increasingly targeting a critical part of cars that costs thousands of dollars to replace and aren't always covered by insurance. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: scenes like this playing out in american neighborhoods. watch as this man in a sacramento area driveway tries to steal a truck's catalytic converter. he fails but comes back the next night only to find a note from the homeowners. not far away in broad daylight, these two jump out of a van, targeting a catalytic converter on a toyota prius, a neighbor r

then they went -- the amsterdam. then they went back to new york.u tell them it has been attacked? so many of them were from there. it is the hardest thing i have ever done. host: this morning just getting your memories of september 11, 2001. 20 years later. plenty more coverage of the 20th anniversary of 9/11. most of the day tomorrow here on c-span, our live coverage starts at 7:00 a.m.. you can watch it here on c-span, c-span.org, and listen to coverage of the memorial ceremony from the twin towers site, the pentagon memorial outside of washington across the potomac river in arlington, virginia, and from shanksville, pennsylvania. your calls as well. our covers going well into the afternoon. we hope you join us on c-span. this is virginia in waldorf, maryland. good morning. caller: how are you? host: doing well, virginia. caller: my daughter is in new york, right down from the twin towers. so was her apartment actually. the devastation was really bad. after the towers fell it put them down in the basement of the building until the air could clear

a vincent van gogh drawing went on display at the amsterdam museum for t very first time today.ed the study from worn out and has been hidden away for more than a century. the beautiful drawing can be seen until january, then it goes back to the family, a rare chance to see an exquisite piece. i am laura narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narror: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ anchor: good evening. atlantic divide. the new u.s. u.k. australia alliance to counter china's ambitions in asia angers france. we speak to the french ambassador about this moment. the ongoing surge. hospital administrators in sparsely vaccinated areas prepare to ration services as covid-19 continues to overwhelm intensive care units. fentanyl frontier.

the other on the list, amsterdam, manchester, copenhagen, and new york. the city is rated for eating, drinking, as well as culture and nightlife. >> we knew it was up there for sure. but we hear all these reports about the things that are wrong. it's nice to hear a story about how great it is as well. >> we are just a tiny bit biased. >>> days like today help. it was perfect this afternoon downtown. we are concerned about moisture heading our way. we will talk about where it's coming from, because this feeds into our chance of those spotty showers and thunderstorms tomorrow night. the shower aspect of that, there's hardly going to be any rain. it is the dry lightning potential. it's coming from down to the south and southeast. we are kind of in between this big area of high pressure producing the hot inland temperatures, and this upper- level storm system offshore. between, everything flows anticlockwise around the low, and clockwise in the high pressure area, so they are combining to feed that moisture. it's coming up towards us. it is not a ton. we are

rounding out the top five, amsterdam, manchester, copenhagen, and new york. bad either. dan: it is not, and sandhya patel is here with the forecast. a little hot. sandhya: it is, but it is summer. we have a mediterranean climate here, which is nice. if you like the heat, you are in luck today. i want to show you first the changes coming. we are keeping tabs on live doppler 7. there is a disturbance developing. combine that with moisture from the south. the two link up, bringing the potential for lightning. this is tomorrow afternoon, evening, mainly in the sierra initially, but then we start seeing potential for dry lightning there and end of our viewing area tomorrow night, going into early friday for parts of the bay area as well. any lightning we do see could trigger fires that could rapidly spread. i want to show you a live picture. sun is shining. the air is cleaner. it is 64 in the city. morgan hill, 94. nice breeze along the embarcadero. 83 in santa rosa. tripper ditches -- triple digits in fairfield and concord. our highs anywhere from the low 60's to

san francisco was amsterdam and manchester.wing in second and 3rd places time out says san francisco's unbeatable combination of progressive miss acceptance and sustainability clinched it to the top spot 4th and 5th places went to copenhagen and new york la, by the way, was ranked number 11. that's quite a shot in the arm for the yeah. manchester england on the list and that have not been a little have all the cities in the and i mean london manchester had check it out at a check. that's it for us. tonight at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8 o'clock and have a good to have a nice evening ♪ ♪ >> narrator: joe grogan defends himself. >> he says his doctor prescribed course medication for covid. >> i literally got it from a doctor. >> narrator: and coughing karen. >> skews me, i'm coming through. >> deborah: racing form are floods after all they have gone through. >> narrator: and the worst first date ever? >> on my way to a first date. >> narrator: what happened when she went to looking for love in the middle of a storm? >> for myse

a monument dedicated to all the dutch victims of the holocaust has opened in amsterdam.ll as more than two—hundred sinti and roma. tim allman reports. the holocaust was a crime committed in so many places. with so many victims. more than 100,000 of them who are named here. the first such memorial in the netherlands, dedicated to a dark chapter in the country's history. this monument confronts us with the criminal murder of thousands, murdered for no other reason than their identity. in doing so, the monument also demands accountability. accountability as to whether moore should have been whether moree should have been done during the war years to save those who were murdered. the netherlands was occupied for much of the second world war, and three quarters of the country's jewish population were killed. most by the nazis, but some by local collaborators. a difficult legacy to deal with. king willem—alexander met with some of the survivors, seated next to one of the walls with some of the victims names inscribed. i thought it was emotional. ijust saw the name of a friend

around 10000 protesters have marched through amsterdam as anger grows over the cities. corona virus restrictions, officials urged people to stop heading into the area as crowns filled up the central dam square cove. in 1900 cases have been rising since the netherlands reopened its economy in june and some measures have since been reimpose proof of vaccination or negative test result will be required for entry into some restaurants and events. from late to this month, hundreds of protesters in argentina have rallied to denounced the government's handling of the pandemic demonstrators in one, sorry, laid out rocks, representing some of the people who died. 812000 have lost their lives the covered 1900. despite argentina imposing one of the world's strictest locked downs, a woke up qualifying match between argentina and brazil has been called off just minutes off to kick off in south palo off the health officials walked on the page to try and quarantine some of the players. 4 of the argentine team are accused of breaching brazil's isolation rules. they've been playing england, premier league, but t

but i do want to see a government in place will around 10000 protest as of march through amsterdam as anger grows over the cities. corona virus restrictions, officials urged people to stop heading in the area as crowds filled up. the central dam square covered 19 cases have been rising since the netherlands reopened its economy in june. and some measures have since been re imposed proof of vaccination or a negative test result will be required entry into some restaurants and events. from that later this month. a walk up qualifying football match between argentina and brazil has been called off minutes after kick off of the health officials walked on the pitch to quarantine. some of the players, 4 of the argentine team, including 3 players who were on the pitch, are accused of breaching brazil's isolation rule. they've been playing in england's premier league and legally required to isolate on their arrival from the country. for 2 weeks. the health regulator says the play is a false information on their immigration forms or don and chava joined us from argentina capitol point as iris.

now from amsterdam, thank you for being with us. so i'm wondering 1st of all, if you could just give me a sense of how serious the situation is there from, from your perspective. yeah, we, we are extremely concerned cache and doctors without borders. we are running hospitals in font publishes in afghanistan and have been doing that since many, many years. and we saw with the recent as cease of fighting, we saw a steep increase of our patients numbers in the various hospitals, for instance, in last for gar, where normally we would see 5 homeworks, consultations in our e r. we reach numbers up to 800. we see in all our healthcare facilities, a steep increase of our patients and from the perspective of your colleagues, there just gives an example of what the challenges that they're dealing with as a result of this. i mean, what's, what's the, what's the most urgent need is it, is it is, it medicines isn't hospital supplies just just, i mean, how, how bad, how bad is it right now? yeah, if we, if we reflect on the health system enough,

the prize angry about raising rising highest prices clash the police in amsterdam here with dozens of people arrested for trying to squat in the building. organize his claim that the need for highs this is not been so great since world whole thing. the process of the 1st began housing shortage is in the country. it's been on 2900 . meanwhile, thousands of demonstrators brought german most ways in protest against the car. dealership hydroplane ability today, he's promoting bring values with that, which is greenhouse gas emission unit please. i using pepper spray. i'm back to france. china has been criticized in the west over its latest rafters social policies. but all the accusations that they further remove people's rights, really, fam, simon, right, looks now how many of the new laws would probably win support in most countries big that china has had enough of it. citizens runing their own lives for stepping in to do it for them. socialism is back in communist china who knew so in case you missed it in recent weeks, beijing has announced from today. children in china will only be all

shot down over ukraine in 2014, have been giving testimony for the first time at a murder trial in amsterdamebel—held eastern ukraine, murdering all 298 people on board. all are suspected of being pro—russian separatists and the trial is being held in their absence. ria van der steen lost her father and step mother in the disaster and was the first relative to speak. translation: the first time i had to say goodbye - was on the 17th ofjuly 2014, when i received that horrendous telephone call with the unbelievable message that the aircraft had been shot down. disbelief, panic, chaos, waiting, waiting for more, waiting for longer. but also hope. hope that it wasn't so and hope that there would be a call and that they would return home. at that point in time, we really couldn't say a true goodbye and if you can't say goodbye, then you cannot really accept death. emotional testimony about losing a relative on mh17. it's one of nottingham's greatest inventions. developed by sir peter mansfield at nottingham university, the mri scanner has been helping diagnose anything from a torn ligament to a t

criticism had continued until now the gun was 1001 cyrus, around 10000 protesters of march through amsterdam as anger grows over the city's corona virus restrictions. officials urged people to stop heading into the area as crowds filled up, the central dam square. covered 900 cases have been rising since the netherlands reopened its economy in june. and some measures have since been re imposed proof of vaccination or negative test result will soon be required for entry into restaurants and events of the supporters of 2 canadian men who are detained in china have marched through ottawa, demanding be released. i hope michaels favor and michael coverage had been held for a 1000 days and what canadian officials describe us false charges. the 2 men were arrested in december 2018 and accused of espionage. ottawa says it's retaliation for canada, detaining a prominent chinese national. while we executive mangling job cleanup crews and divers trying to locate the source of an oil spill in the gulf of mexico. after hurricane ida reeked havoc in the region. photos taken by marine officials show the sl

internet stock in the country, and also in terms of the brexit angle and with them choosing to keep in amsterdamey expand internationally goes against the global angle as well as well as losing the big technology names. alix: they are still potentially getting make it so they are not losing -- meggit so they are not losing out altogether. we need to see a rule change? joe: the interesting thing is if it is taken over they leave the index entirely within the next couple of months and we get new companies in any way. it might be short-lived. we notice itv will probably survive despite declining advertising and weaker ratings for love island, the big reality tv show everyone loves has not done so well. apparently itv is set to remain in the index by the skin of its teeth. ritika: and the likes of meggit and morrison could be entering the index. those market caps have surged over these potential takeover bids. supposing they do join the index and do not get taken over, what does that do for their share prices once they enter the index? joe: they will be attractive funds that tend to attractively buy

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the university of amsterdam -- discusses the consequences for the lgbtq community. bloomberg. ♪ paul: a growing campaign for conformity. chinese regulators -- androgynous pop idols and anyone who does not follow gender norms. a little earlier for bloomberg equality, i spoke with the university of amsterdam lecturer, who researches digital media and china's clear cultures -- queer cultures. >> a considerable amount of clubs are associated with this, celebrities. it is in this context that celebrities become the new front against big tech. >> i am struggling to understand why with the lgbtq community be drawn into a conversation that is really about cracking down on big technology? >> because in china, there is a pattern for such issues because this topic -- massive support for whatever -- it can draw mass attention immediately so that is the reason. also a set target for the regulators to use. paul: can you give us a sense of what it is like to be part of the lgbtq community in china today and whether or not this policy will have an impact on that? >> well, we look i

but that's not going to stop him from trying to be sure for in amsterdam. is that any precedents in history hill when we talk about a new type of currency emerging or is this so completely new that we're kind of scrambling to regulator? so actually the very 1st regulations regulating a technology data back from over of almost 4000 years. that's something we've been doing for a very long time. but indeed, i mean, as we discussed already, we do have new types of currency, which is very interesting because it means we have private competitions coming on a market which is public by nature. and this is why you see some governments reacting so strongly. and of course, we all know that the chinese government, he's doing that, and in just a few weeks or month we'll introduce as we just discussed, their own criminal currency. i think eventually we have to discuss whether or not we still want to goal those currencies of block chain or critical currency because indeed, there are enough very much decentralized. and there are a bit of the exact opposite of the spectrum

we spoke with the university of amsterdam lecturer who researches digital media and china's queer cultureselebrities can be seen as a continuation of actions against this because a considerable amount of this -- they felt that china could become the new front against china tech. >> i am struggling to understand why the lgbtq community could be drawn into a conversation that is about cracking down on big technology. >> in china there is a pattern -- that is the reason. also, that is what allows the goods to use this. >> can you give us a sense of what it is like to be a part of the lgbtq community in china and whether or not this policy will have an impact on it. >> >> we look at china's lgbt key -- lgbt cultures and there are some -- this was a center of the logical competition. homosexuality was regarded as a capitalist disease. the 80's term of gait was introduced to china. since then, china's homosexual people started to align with this identity. in 2008, beijing picks websites and it was reported by certain agencies. this shows china's inclusiveness. now, from the reason policy, we see

. '-- the university of amsterdam's representative.arts right as the market opens in china and hong kong. "daybreak asia" is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: good morning. i am paul allen in and we are counting -- shery: asian stocks sat for a steady start after rallying the u.s. session. fears are easing of contagion from china's debt crisis had beijing lays down the law to evergrande. regulators urge that developer to avoideflt

a court in amsterdam ruled against the company in a case filed by a local union and they have the sametion in the u.k. where a judge ruled they needed to be treated as employees came up in terms of a referendum in california and that has been thrown into question more recently. this fight over workers rights is out there. nonetheless, there are optimistic analysts and goldman is now one of them. matt: dave wilson talking to us about uber. kathy woods are can best management is allowing one of its funds to invest in canadian bitcoin etf's. in a filing for the $5.7 billion arc next-generation internet etf, the firm tweaked the fund's prospectus to include a reference to holding exposure to cryptocurrencies by exchange traded funds in canada. which makes sense because as far as i know, that is the only place you can get an etf on bitcoin. yet, not yet allowed in the u.s. and there are few in the great white north. amanda: that is right. we have seen canadian firms leading the way on the creation of the etf for bitcoin. this only makes sense. this presumably will attract a lot of potential

thank you for joining us early this morning out of amsterdam.hat is your view on the changes that we're seeing in china? do the risks now undermine the case for greater exposure for that market? >> we look at china right now, there is really an tracking tradeoff. the common prosperity team. it brings regulatory risk with it which we don't think is quite over. the chinese gofd disboft easing concern. we don't think they are done yet. it is bumping up against another strategic goal they have which is going to be for the next five years, the fact that china is struggling for tech independence that certainly is an interesting tradeoff that we're seeing now. now we're comfortable being neutral waiting to see how it plays out in the short-term but long-term there could be opportunities there. tom: long-term there could be opportunities. i want to show and bring up the terminal. socgen's basket of stocks that alignolicy shift. it has long been a theme in china. those stocks performed significantly. i wonder in terms of the complex complexity, the diffi

then they went -- the amsterdam. then they went back to new york.ll them it has been attacked? so many of them were from there. it is the hardest thing i have ever done. host: this morning just getting your memories of september 11, 2001. 20 years later. plenty more coverage of the 20th anniversary of 9/11. most of the day tomorrow here on c-span, our live coverage starts at 7:00 a.m.. you can watch it here on c-span, c-span.org, and listen to coverage of the memorial ceremony from the twin towers site, the pentagon memorial outside of washington across the potomac river in arlington, virginia, and from shanksville, pennsylvania. your calls as well. our covers going well into the afternoon. we hope you join us on c-span. this is virginia in waldorf, maryland. good morning. caller: how are you? host: doing well, virginia. caller: my daughter is in new york, right down from the twin towers. so was her apartment actually. the devastation was really bad. after the towers fell it put them down in the basement of the building until the air could clear out

streaming and profit improvements and the note mentions universal music group which went public in amsterdam today as europe's largest listing this year. climbing around 36% by the time trading closed in europe they're arguing it will drive multiple expansion for warner. so kelly, some big moves a 36% gain for universal music in the netherlands >> was that the ackman spac? ish. >> spacman >> thank you the s&p 500 is up 73% in 18 months after hitting its lows in march 2020 ever since then, people have been questioning the rally saying stocks are overvalued, but it hasn't stopped or really even slowed down let's go to steve liesman for the latest fed survey. >> yeah, kelly, the survey is the general rule believe the market is overvalued relative to earnings and growth forecast a lot of the times certainly during the rally you described. the news is that while still a majority, the lowest percentage of respondents since march 2020 think stocks are overvalued and that, by the way, came before monday's selloff 56% say stocks are overvalued. the lowest since the spring when the decline, pretty goo

we already have our amsterdam site. we have san francisco, southbay.unced that we are going to start a site in seattle. a lot of it is going to go to rnd. it would also go to other markets. 20 offices worldwide each of , them to make sure we are staffed up, that your product is localized to the language. but you make profits and can take 10 years, reinvest it back in the business, or if you have a lot of access to capital like we have, you can just do that extremely fast. emily: we were just talking with greylock's jerry chen, about the castles in the cloud, if you will, the giants that are there , and the startups that are disrupting that hierarchy. you partner with amazon, google, and microsoft. do you see one of them or a couple being disruptive longer-term, or do you see them generally holding down the fort, and data cloud startups like databricks pie? sort of widening out the pie? ali: i think that these cloud vendors are here to stay. the numbers are large. they are still growing fast. with i.t., all moving from on -premises to the cloud, i think

target, amsterdam, $13 an hour, $17 an hour, 41,000 $600 a year base pay plus a $3000 signing bonus toin the door. jonathan: i woke up this morning thinking you might be considering a career transition. tom: you know. they have a walker for the bottom of the skyscraper. jonathan: we shouldn't joke about those things. tom: we shouldn't. violating my hr rights. jonathan: that is than my crutch for a long time on the program. euro-dollar, unchanged. perhaps opening the door to test 1.20. the data, one -- one point 1870. tom: the upset of the prime minister -- the stunning resigning, or not running, and japan. right now, carl riccadonna joins us. carl, you are so good at saying there are two reports, 42 pages, but here's the one thing i am looking at. what is the one thing you're really looking at. carl: the one thing we are going to have to focus on in today's report is revisiting the k everyone was talking about last spring when coronavirus broke out, and also as winter months rolled in, where we saw a re-weakening of the winter wave of the virus, and the well expected categories like le

amsterdam, manchester, copenhagen and new york rounded out the top five. julian: ok.hing to brag about this morning. we will take it. >> coming up at downsizing. the san francisco tech company that is moving to a smaller space. julian: we are looking ahead at what is next for elizabeth holmes as a case moves through court. kumasi: let's look outside as people make their way across the bay bridge. it is 5:26. we will be back. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. kids love visiting kidifornia. but parents like it to, like a lot. they go bonkers. (wuaahh) totally boom it's an adventure. (sound of playing) you know ,you have to keep an eye on them. you got to let them explore and figure things out for the

from oakland to johannesburg, from ho chi minh city to rio de janeiro, from amsterdam to port-au-prince. around the world and right here in chicago, there are young people who are not waiting for someone else to solve big problems. instead in the face of sometimes impossible odds, they are rolling up their sleeves and putting down stakes and making a difference, one neighborhood, one school, one community at a time. they're building health clinics in urban slums, and educating girls in rural villages. they're reforming policing and challenging corruption. they're inventing new ways to cut carbon emissions and providing clean water to those who desperately need it. they're building businesses on principles of equity and sustainability, and they're giving workers a real stake in their company's success. this coming generation, this generation of zel and trent and others, they are the source of my hope. it's their imagination, their resilience, their embrace of diversity, their belief that every voice counts, their deep commitment to protecting the planet and challenging long standing inju

amsterdam manchester copenhagen and new york rounded out the top five best cities, according to those 27,000 people. coming up tonight in sports fans treated to a fantastic football game tonight as the go tom brady opens the season against the dallas cowboys sports director mark ibanez is coming up next. then on the 11 o'clock news. it's been a long time coming night tours are finally back open to tourists on alcatraz will take a working body is with you. football fans been waiting for this not necessarily what you call flawless football but still didn't take away from the fantastic finish the super bowl champs and tom brady up against the dallas cowboys in the season opener down in tampa bay. let the flag fly. they want it last year behind that guy, tom brady 44 years old, still slinging it 379 yards. four touchdowns, unleashing deep fry antonio brown. remember him? raider fans. 47 yards 21 16 3rd quarter 21 19 bucks. brady anticipates the blitz. he's got rob gronkowski is old buddy, telepathic. they know each other so well. touchdown 28 19. but dallas ain't done that is back from th

bringing the starbucks power here shares jumping more than 35 % in their first day of trade on the amsterdamplans by bill cabbies man to obtain a 10% stake in universal via his spac. the billionaire investor blamed increased regulatory scrutiny of blank check deals fueled by the reddit rebellion by ending his pursuit. charlie: boo hoo. liz: full a roughly $4 billion stake in the music titan for his overseas debut, coinbase not going quietly into the regulatory sunset after the sectored the crypto exchange to drop its crypto product called "lend" meanwhile crypto mom hester purse is getting involved as the industry seeks regulatory clarity. charlie gasparino has been tweet ing up a storm ahead of this hit, and this scoop. charlie: right, and we're going to make a little news here, here is what we understand from coinbase, that they're not going to go quietly, so to speak. it's nothing personal at the sec from what i understand. liz: didn't they already challenge and nudge back at the sec? charlie: from what i understand, my sources are telling me they try to put out some proposals on regulati

the van gogh museum in amsterdam is displaying what they believed to be a drawing. gogh. the 1882 painting titled study for worn out has been part of a dutch private collection and has never been seen before. publicly on display. the owner asked the museum to determine if the unsigned drawing is by van gogh. and so far the museum. which is the van gogh museum believes that that is the case. wonder what that is worth it. it's time now to check in newsnation to see what they're working on for tonight. >> tonight on the donlon report, president biden's approval rating is taking america finds itself in the middle of several big issues and crises what the president can do now that the honeymoon phase is over and new issues start to creep up. now here's leland vittert with a preview of on balance. thanks, joe. tonight, how social media manipulates our psychology. >> and new reporting on how facebook exploits it. the life threatening to facts. it's having on the younger generation and what you need to do to protect your children. that's coming up on bounce night followed b

now, you spent some time in amsterdam, so i'm sure you had a minute or two where you tried a marijuana seth: yeah. it never i get real tired. >> it wasn't really your thing tired? >> seth: yeah, i get real tired. i like - >> so you don't sprint after that >> no, no, no. >> seth: i mean, i would like to go see a film, like if it was -- >> well, that did happen to me one time i will tell you that i had a puff of a marijuana cigarette, and then i went to see "i am legend." >> seth: okay, the will smith -- >> i wouldn't recommend it that is the movie with will smith he is the only person left in new york a dog is introduced very early on, and you know the dog is not make it. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're not going to be like, "this is going to make it to the end credits." what gets the dog? is it, like, a vampire person or something? >> yeah, probably some kind of, like, creepy alien that is never explained. >> seth: right, right. i got a question though. i've got an "i am legend" question for you >> yeah, of course i'm ready. i run the website. >> seth: no, but it's a hypothetical you're t

a monument dedicated to all the dutch victims of the holocaust has opened in amsterdam.r years to save those who were murdered. the netherlands was occupied much of the second world war with three quarters of the country's jewish population were killed, most by the nazis but some by local collaborators, a difficult legacy to deal with and the king met with some of the survivors, fitted next to the walls where the victims peoples names were inscribed. translation: i thought it was emotional. - i just saw the name of a friend of mine, not anne frank or anyone famous, but a friend of mine and i found it hard to read. i knew she was dead of course. i still have a picture of her at home. as one survivor put it, this monument is a tribute that can never be erased and a warning that can never be forgotten. tim allman, bbc news. a leading football agent, who used to represent raheem sterling, has broken football association rules by signing under—age players, according to evidence seen by bbc panorama. aidy ward, who owns colossal sports management, also asked sterling to speak

on the amsterdam market for about $3.50 each. we still don't have these in the u.s.they're free from health service, singapore is getting them. how important do you think it is, a, to scale up availability and bring down the cost? >> scaling up the availability is what i've personally been calling for for over a year now. i'm glad people are starting to see with their own hands and eyes what exactly these tests are, and we can scale these to massive numbers so every american can have access to these tests on a frequent and routine basis. these tests can be produced, special counsel the rapid antigen tests like we were talking about, can be produced for very little money, and we're seeing across the globe that they're selling for one or two dollars, usually for government subsidies. we could be doing that here in the united states as well. >> i read somewhere i think per unit cost price production is around 80 cents. lowering the barrier, i think getting a pcr test is an undertaking. even if you're very careful, right? let's say your kid coughs a little bit. you're th

it is five months after the company started trading in amsterdam.that is a quick look at the corporate movers. rba governor has pushed back against market pricing for early interest rate increases. he reiterated his expectations that a rate hike will not happen before 2024. >> i find it difficult to understand why rate rises are being priced in next year or early 2023. policy rates might increase in other countries over this timeframe, the wage and inflation experience in australia is different. what is happening elsewhere in the world does not apply directly here. tom: iain t. stealey, cio fixed income, jpmorgan chase bank is still with us. what is the read through from the commentary we had from the rba pushing back on these expectations of a rate hike in australia amid their own delta -covid concerns. to what extent is this a playbook other central b anks are looking at? iain: it is in line with other central banks. they are trying to go at length to explain that tapering is not the same as tightening, and they want to get through the process of

an ipo for building materials -- we are told blackstone is considering listing cme in amsterdam lastblackstone bought the construction and material supplier in 2019. supply constraints, trimming its third-quarter delivery outlook due to an uncertain and volatile semi conductor supply. the chinese electric comic or expects to deliver 23,500 vehicles in september it -- in the quarter ending september 30. new order sick -- orders hit a record high last month. haidi: every new yorker would know about seinfeld. it seems like it's an enduring classic. netflix shares getting pulled to a record. in the end, finishing the highest since january. up 14% since its august low. from october 1, they will start streaming seinfeld. all 180 episodes on netflix. bloomberg intelligence calling this key for viewers right now. kathleen: they went to have so many starring roles. this was a national phenomenon. so many people could talk about the latest seinfeld episodes. i think it's interesting. netflix, disney plus recycling series and cartoons, whatever it is that were so popular. it's astounding that n