here, we have annette. hi. and annette is part of rio urbano. nice to meet you. meet you, annette. oh, thank you for having me. so, what are you up to? well, i'm cleaning the river. you want to help? yeah. yeah, sure. wow. i'll be honest, i didn't expect to be doing this... ..when they said, "come to costa rica." this simple filter helps trap pollution and rubbish, making it easier to clean the river. qasa laughs nearly went then! 0h! oh, god. 0h. look at this. 0h. annette, how am i doing? you're going great. you need to aim for a little more. a little bit more. 0k. i need to get my hands dirty, don't i? that's the thing. roberto, what are you doing just standing there? come on! oh, yes. yeah, roberto, it seems like there's a proper ethos here for looking after this country, this environment. yes. i don't know if you have heard the expression in costa rica, pura vida. pura vida? yeah. no. what's that? well, pura vida in english is literally "pure life". pure life. every costa rican use that expression. it's also like a way of life. we try to be a greener country,

annette joins us now.you have been flagging on the program the last couple months the german economic back drop which is not supportive. the question on everyone's mind is how do they turn it around and how much backlash or blame is the chancellor expecting? >> reporter: i have to say germans don't vote on the economy. that is different in saxonbuerg. voters are disgruntled with the government. be it a discussion on the economy or the high energy bills or immigration which is on the rise back here in germany. it is a imaginatmajor topic. we are seeing voters going to the city inscity which is polli% and that makes them more successful in the polls than any of the parties which are forming the ruling coalition now in berlin. to give you an idea of how people are actually voting with their feet toward the right wing or populous party. in the east of germany, the afd is the most successful party, almost in every federal state. that is moving toward the west. that is actually new. for hess, we see the afd comi

later, as always, i'm going to join you for the second session. >> we look forward to it, annette.hope you get some sun before the meeting kicks off. you can check out her article on cnbc.com she has been busy there in athens on a programming note, annette flagged it well. you can join us this afternoon for ecb decision time. our coverage kicks off at 14:00 cet. >>> the weeks long deadlock in d.c. has copme to an end with mike johnson being elected as the 56th speaker of the house. the vote fell along party lines receiving 220 votes to m majority leader hakeem jeffries' 209. alice barr has the latest. >> reporter: a break in the logjam at last as house republicans unite to elect a new speaker. mike johnson of louisiana. >> the challenge before us is great. the time for action is now i will not let you down. >> reporter: the decision that fell entirely along party lines means the house can move ahead with urgent business after three weeks of speaker-less paralysis. speaker johnson was elected in 2016 to congress and fifth ranked in house gop leadership he is the least experienced sp

. >> annette is joining us there. ceo talking about the pricing. 70% of the ipos are trading below the ipo debut price. this doesn't bode well. >> reporter: it doesn't bode well with. y well with the valuation. the company was valued at 4.8 billion euro. to reason to justify the doubling of the valuation in that short period of time is a big question mark. the key of 20% in the last year is drawing the question if he can continue that in the future. it is 37 times earnings is the valuation with that initial pricing. that means it is closer to the likes of hermes. this is similar to doc martens. just to give you that idea of where birkenstock stands in comparison to others. essentially, as i said, the key question is if they he -- they can replicate the growth. u.s. is an important market for birkenstock. households owning 3.6 pairs. at the same, they want to represe replicate in asia. for now, investors are concerned about the outlook. >> annette, thank you for that. we are running tight on the show. that is it for to

annette: it's not so good. we think 222 hostages, only two hostages have been released thus far and the other one is worried that if a worried and a ground these hostages might be used as human shields. so what is the political aim of such an attack. this government talks about and together hamas and actually and without killing thousands and thousands of palestinian civilians and gets to be much more. >> when we saw president biden go for his very brief visit just to israel last week, everyone focused how he was supportive of the israeli and he said don't rush to war and don't make the mistakes that u.s. made after 9/11. >> he was in the behind the scenes as well one would imagine presenting an alternative view that although he was supporting israel's right to protect itself, he was putting brakes on exactly how israel would go about that, saying there would be implications if it approached it in the wrong way. and i think we are seeing the response across many capitals in the world including the arab world, t

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please join me in welcoming david wilde and annette gordon-reed. well, thank you very much for that introduction and thank everybody for coming out to listen to us talk about this. this is a great book. david, to start off, i want to say you're historian of the american revolution, the early american republic. you have written a book about benjamin franklin. what made you decide to write about phillis wheatley. well, to me, it really wasn't a great leap because i did have a paragraph or two about her in my book about celebrations and politics in the early republic and and a bit and a bit. thank you. and a bit on in my book on franklin wheatley has a very important interaction with franklin in london. so i've been thinking about aspects of her that were underappreciated. and i also wanted to write a book about slavery and the revolution that was had more black people in it than my previous ones. so, so there was that. but it's also for me a return to some of my interests in, in literary studies, which i were important to me in an earlier time. and i

by 1985, the b i has gathered reams of evidence leaking, say got to the wells fargo robbery annette b, i raid rounds up 11 much of the data, charging them with conspiracy in the wells fargo robbery. say gartner and heather fios are jailed without bond initially, the government plans to charge the group which the dishes conspiracy planning to over throw the us government the actually right to. and i were in this facility for about a year during the free trial here. and they have like a list of pictures of like 10 inmates that you need to be on the look out for, for correctional officers. so that takes their curiosity. and so with dog and it's, it's not too hard, you know, for an american understand independence or no. it's understand that, you know, if somebody invaded your country, what would you do? you know, how would you feel if you'd lost the war against the japanese? every law that was passed here in the united states had to be approved by the japanese congress. oh, it's not fair. yeah. tell me about it. you know, guys would get it and the americans don't have a problem with viol

lorenza tambelli from the anti-fascist group annette wrote on his twitter: so a junior minister withn stop the anti-fascist constitution? italy has hit rock bottom. for such high-ranking people, their personal opinions are no longer just theirs in any case. this is still one way or another an example of the propaganda of these views, they somehow end up on the front pages of the newspaper or on the air, their position is therefore nothing more than support for where they go, be it the sss march, where education minister paolo franetti goes, or support for the ideas of musalini, claudio durigon, who wants to name a square or a street after musalini. there are still real heirs of the nazi regime; organizations in which runes, hitler’s anthems and symbols of the reich are popular, have their supporters throughout europe. in search of supporters, modern hitler lovers went to internet. imageboards and anonymous forums have become a free flower bed for a wide variety of views. few people know that at the same time, european radicals have chosen the anonymous messenger telegram. together wi

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organismo llamÓ a reuniÓn de emergencia este domingo para discutir lo sucedido, lo que israel va annettonos y correos electrÓnicos, mensajes. >>> hamas dice que es por vengo ganancia por aÑos de maltrato segÚn este subsecretario de defensaado junto este ataque que muchos venÍan venir, y las causas no hay que adivinoarlas parece que son polÍticas y llevado a cabo por irÁn. >>> y hablaron por la condeno de estados unidos al ataque contra israel y instÓ a otros lÍderes a establecer la calma en la zona. en washington sue lem salazar para las noticias telemundo. >>> quÉ es el grupo militante hamas se conoce el movimiento fundado en 1987 durante el primer levantamiento contra israel este grupo recibe apoyo principalmente de irÁn, la organizaciÓn controla la franja de gaza desde el 2007 el grupo no reconoce a israel como estado se opone a un acuerdo de paz duradero hamas es considerada una organizaciÓn terrorista por israel estados unidos la uniÓn europea canadÁ egipto y tambiÉn por japÓn, esta emergencia en israel tambiÉn la han vivido milesmente latinos radicados en este paÍs sonia hablÓ con

simply because the, the, the, the may major development are the talks between president biden and annette on you all government president biden. and who's defense minister lloyd austin, have already called for restraint, and they have told the israelis to think hard about what happens after these rallies go into the gaza strip. and i think that is the most important question. what do these rallies do after the americans have have told them? well, perhaps it might not be such a wise idea to reoccupied the gaza strip. president a boss and the leaders of jordan and egypt are not really the most important personalities in the field right now. this is about bite in net on yahoo and from us. so what options are on the table for israel with this pressure from biden's suggesting that it would not be a good idea for them to re occupied the gaza strip? no good options i, i think. but it's extremely important that these rarely governments government thinks this true because they, they might have only 2 options if they really go into the cause a gaza strip. if they reoccupied, they have to think abou

the abraham is live i've that funeral invite to annette the west over my lot. so what is the mood that like them is the funeral, as well as what's going on and gone? so i mean, this is one of 4 funerals or 5 that we are expecting to take place today. here in the occupies westbank as the tools of those who would have killed since the beginning of this major escalation on saturday morning has risen to 7. this is the home of 18 year old. i'm at a i but he's now being taken from the hospital to it. he's going to be brought here. so his parents home where he lives before he's being laid to rest. now, eh, ahmed, and, or for other palestinians have been killed was they participated in confrontations with these way the forces in different confrontation points in the west bank. 2 of those who have been killed with involved in attacks, at least this is these really version of them that we're talking about. a 13 year old teenagers like ahmed, who's 18 and people who are in the early twenties. so you can imagine that these people usually respond to calls to go to confronta

there, you knew there were refugees, all sorts of refugees, but you decided to still drop a bomb. annette refugee camp, attempting to kill the some of us commander. by the way, it was he killed i can confirm. yeah, they'll be more updated. he actually knew that he was killed and a by the civilians. there we're doing everything we can to minimize. i'll feel it, i'll say again badly. they are hiding themselves within civilian population. and again, we are doing this page by page. i'm are going to go after every one of the parents who was involved in that you need to think of the 7th of october. will gibson foreign ministry, strongly condense be is really as phonics on choose day, they can sit at the bottom and guide quite a blatant violation of international law that would only exacerbate the situation of the attacks. the south american nation of bolivia decided to suffer is diplomatic ties with is well accusing. it is committing crimes against humanity. another refugee camp was hit by and is ready as like on choose day. buildings were left in ruins off to leave the crowd to search through

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hi, really, nicole, my name is annette. i'm originally from germany. so some people seem to see um, establishing dominance and achieving stages and as part as a reason for self, who should inconsiderate behavior? has that's a sort of self awareness changed due to being moved visible and therefore most scrutinized online as a specie is the human, a tendency to resist big shot behavior and to resist the displays of dominance and to bring those individuals back in line is something that has been with us the much, much longer than social media. so that tendency to bring those individuals down to peg. 02 is something that's been really widely studied in lots and lots of pre industrial and contemporary non industrial societies. and in some respects, that is one of the key differences between humans and say, a chimpanzee society, which is very dest, spastic actually, and human societies, a much more regardless, terry. and then there's of our closest living relatives. an impala is because we do resist that kind of, that spots a big, strong alpha male type beha

we spoke with cpa and san jose state professor annette nellen, who told us why the feds decided to giver month. it certainly would help some people that, for example, were waiting for information from a partnership or an s corporation that may not have gotten it until maybe october 16th. and her own return was due that day. so it gave them a little bit more relief. um, some people just keep on delaying. the irs, said it is automatically granting the extension of residents of businesses as taxpayers don't need to apply or contact the agency for that extension. a new study has found hurricane are packing more power in a shorter period of time with warmer oceans serving as the fuel. scientists analyzed more than 800 atlantic tropical cyclones dating back some 50 years. they say they found the weather systems are now more than twice as likely to rapidly intensify from minor hurricanes to major potential catastrophic ones. researchers say when that happens, it makes it difficult for meteorologists to predict how severe a hurricane will actually be and makes it extremely challenging for emerg

but the facts of this case john, unbelievable annette ransom note hand delivered to the mailbox at 4:00 this morning. they were fingerprints on that note and helped provide the suspect. just tell me about the turn of events, and that very crucial keeps of evidence. >> when state police are watching the house, they see the note delivered, the first question is why didn't they stop the car? this is not terribly uncommon. which is people like network news people, and others are leaving messages for the family. well-wishers are leaving cards. but when they looked at that piece of mail, and sent it to the state police lab, they fumed it looking for a print as the governor said. the first print was not the quality that we get them and ideally, they went at it a second time, they got a quality print that they put into the eight this system, the automated fingerprint identification system for new york state. it runs against any print for anyone that has been arrested on a felony, or been in state prison, and they came up with a match. then they take the note, they take the print that they lif

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agrees with this statement, 59% of poles who took part in a survey commissioned by the publication annetteomments on the data, giving an example of high faith in god, the country's population, and at the same time tears away the covers. behind the facade of prosperity lies a gigantic crisis, it is actually a knife in the back of the ruling party... standing for catholic values ​​and orthodoxy. it turns out that during the years of her leadership there was a decomposition of morality. a the recent scandal with cases of pedophilia and a homosexual orgy right in the temple with an overdose of vyagra completely puts an end to trust in the established institution of the church in poland. against this backdrop, donald tusk's opposition party, the civic platform, is organizing a major rally of support. at the same time, the european commission and germany are demanding an explanation from poland due to a criminal case regarding the sale of schengen visas in asian and african countries. the visa scandal currently taking place in poland needs clarification. this is the same scandal that emerged fro

we ask the pub annette, though, what does he know about the conditions on the plantations, especially with independent suppliers? so sequence of mucus, so let's get that out by loan on saw for the actual designers. the date of this nonsense date of loss is 4 minus the so some people work in the field every year. you know, we cannot guarantee use it in our fields. is she doing the fields of the industry, even with more working conditions, lloyd in our state of the art the do, do food and our suppliers are encouraged, moved to see things by train to do their nicest. besides, if someone doesn't sleep by the rules, she fail game that has to be address. we could use a hag, a, b, i. e. so think so violations are the perception of going to not the rule that is gonna sell la is this so no way i have this whether that's true or not, we can say however, prosecutor is jose, my put on our reports that conditions did not improve during the pandemic, and he describes further problems. ultima is best, so not a mazda pick them as a lot to me or the person mother. i mean to, during the last inspection

. >> annette, thank you for the context and the interview.great stuff this morning. >>> sticking with germany, footwear maker birkenstock has priced its stock at $46 and is coming in at $9 billion. it has enough demand to price at the top of the range. >>> thanks for being with us this morning. let's kick off the valuation. there's been so much hype. we're looking at a near $9 billion valuation, the middle of the indicator range, not the top. what do you think? >> i think it's always smart to leave some money at the table when going for an investment. i think it's absolutely the right time for birkenstock to go through with the ipo even about though they have this huge volatility currently and the negative news from lvmh this morning because i don't think that there will be a time where they have more hype around the company than they currently have. so i think it's the right move to price at the middle of the range, but still pricing at the middle of the range is quite expensive from a valuation perspective. >> i think it's precisely that hy

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of the inventory that was on their balance sheet, but it seems like they've done a good job of it, annette. >> yes, exactly. it's the second phase of those shoes of kanye west. now that's the final one. it's actually going a lot better than expected. last autumn they cut their risk because of the comments by kanye west. they look at the outlook of what that means for the bid. to get -- still it has been weighing on the business. that partnership is no longer there, but it's less than expected. and also what adidas is saying as well is the underlying business is doing better than expected. but the new ceo since the beginning of the year says also the strategy has change. he's focusing more on the traditional retailer, less on rebates in the online sphere. that has also improved the operation of performance. if you look at the market, they're down year on year, now standing at 6.8%. but sales are actually growing slightly by 1%. so overall it seems that the turnaround story is actually materializing also in the numbers. if you look at where adidas stands in terms of performance, of course, c

from inside the house publican conference on the new speaker, we are joined by congresswoman mary annetteiller meeks of ohio. thank you for being with us. mike johnson was the architect of an effort to overturn the 2020 election results. why was that not a dealbreaker for you, given that you were someone who did not object to the certification of joe biden's election win? >> as you know, i voted to certify all of the electors. i think that is what constitutionally we are to do. however, other individuals interpreted that a different way. as you know, we have been 22 days without a speaker. 208 democrats voted with republicans to oust speaker mccarthy. i think that was an erroneous decision. i voted against the motion to vacate speaker mccarthy, so we are left in a position where in order to have a candidate that all of the house republicans could vote on, that person ended up being mike johnson after several other candidates were eliminated. i think we need a speaker. we need to put forth our resolution to condemn hamas and to support israel. we need to get back american hostages, and we

annette has been monitoring those over several days. mass turnout was promised. tell us what you are seeing. >> reporter: absolutely. mass turnout was promised. that's what we saw earlier today. an enormous march following friday prayers in downtown amman. this march has come to a bit of an end at this point. we are expecting more protests later this evening as we have done every night since the outset of this war began. in amman, there is a very strong feeling of solidarity with the palestinian people, with people in gaza. there is a very strong sense of outrage over the continued aerial bombardment of the gaza strip by israel and there is also anger just as sara was experiencing there over the coverage of this war. there is angerer over the international response. many say they feel the plight of the palestinian people, palestinians inside gaza is not being addressed enough, being ignored. we have been speaking to protesters every night. the message is the same and consistent. they want to the world to pay attention to what is happening in gaza, call for a ceas

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i ’ll explain to you, you’re not russian, or something, i’ll explain it to you normally, please, annettetepped over some such value points, so he just...... pushes away any information, i it seems strange that this previous commentator, here maxim, it surprised me that people lack some kind of internal feeling of just, well, humanity, completely absent, because they really believe, that is, in their understanding, this is a woman, which the child suffered so much, this is of course a huge merit of the parents, you just need to imagine what a huge merit of the parents it is that this child smiles so much, and this is not an unimportant factor, because what happened should have completely smeared the mother, this commentator , which so he says, he suggests that a woman should withdraw herself, hide from everyone that she cannot receive compensation for her child, not seek help in any form, the mother, however she can, seeks it, is used. tools and calls her names, calls her a strategy like pr, you know, it seems to me that this is immoral , he can think whatever he wants inside, the girl is

annette benning stars as nyad as the swimmer expected to defy expectations. foster play her best friend and coach. >> it's a vehicle for understanding what this woman dreamt of and what she endured and the journey she had to go on emotionally to almost be free enough to actually achieve her dreams. >> nyad was directed by a husband and wife who previously made the academy award-winning documentary "free solo." the film is now on netflix and just opened in theaters. >>> coming up trucks carrying much needed aid finally crossed from egypt into the war-torn area of the gaza strip. but it's not clear if all of the trucks waiting at the border will be allowed to go through. >>> and a former major league pitcher is behind bars this morning in humboldt county, accused of murder. the case that dates back to a killing two years ago in lake tahoe. >>> and here's a live look outside at san jose this morning. 6:24. let's get to your cbs deals. >>> cbs deals, powered by shopify. >> i am so happy that after a long day, i can come home and know that i have my reathlete air

then you're alone, as a soldier, annette. it is, absolutely, it's terrifying.dieval, tools, essentially. this is something soldiers he to prepare for. very specifically. even, than, again it's very unsettling. >> burial limiting, very sobering conversation. daphne, we may have to speak with you again as this ground war perhaps gets underway. thank you. new sunday show reaction to the capitol hill speaker battle. where does it go from here? from here this breaking news, republicans are back in square one, and their search to find the next house speaker. the gop reconvenes on monday as a flood -- specifically nine. this comes after nominee jim jordan was forced out of the race last week. today, republican members of the house are expressing can frustrations with the chaos that is taken over capitol hill. >> this is embarrassing for the republican party. it's embarrassing for the nation. we need to look at one another and solve the problem. >> congress is a lot like i, school even more so. hopefully we'll get past this. >> it's my tenth term in congress. this is p

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but when you speak to palestinians, as well as human rights organizations, annette and minneapolis that we've, we've also spoken to what they say is what's read. what's needed right now is a ceasefire. yes, and that's the call that's needed from countries like the united states who have leverage. yes, silver. israel is not likely to happen or you not know, but the draft of the solution if it's adopted, which is quoted for an immediate cease fire. it got, it adds, wait for this a house page of many, so many companies calling for seized by out. and do you still not courting policies for you? and support thing is are in which means giving is right. it's for a license to continue with this. that on page on campaign of getting it a sense of it. so the, the weight would it be increasing the ad? there would be more confidence now, especially in europe at the start to, to mean change a little bit of their position to how big i mean, think they'll talk about human detailing and quarter door. how can you have the humanitarian colorado without sees? it doesn't make sense. so are they calling about

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my name is annette vise. i live in the greater jackson area. my question is for jonathan. i wanted to what extent do you think that trump is the lightning rod for, the anxiety that we as a culture feel with everything speeding up the internet, all of that, it's basically less about the man and more about the changing that is faster and faster and. that is very alienating and disorienting for many people. yeah, i've always thought trump is more a symptom than than a cause and that trump is. yeah. i mean. countries often times turn to demagogic politicians for answers, not because they're necessarily persuade by the wisdom of the demagogue, but because something that they're saying resonates at a more profound level. and i we had a hard time grappling that in this country because it wasn't supposed to happen here right right. a riot in, the seat of a government with like cops being assaulted because the elected leader won't leave office after a close election. oh, yeah, that happens all the time. you know, fill in the blank country. we we can still this day have a hard time