where does asos sit on that?re: asos is facing rising costs that puts pressure on its margins. we have had others talking about high supply chain cost. a thinking about asos we also have wage inflation. they are having to spend more to acquire new customers. also what is happening with customers -- during the pandemic when we are all wearing loungewear we were not returning clothes as much where now returns are getting back to normal and that is at large costs for online retailers. all of these costs are rising, which is why the outlook has risen -- guy: christmas now looks really difficult. u.k. consumers are being pressured on a number of fronts. we were talking earlier about the possibility of interest rates going higher. we do have energy prices going higher. can i draw a line between the other things consumers have to think about? does it mean they buy less from asos? guy: -- deirdre: in general asos would have seen a lot of sales increase during the pandemic where people do not have any choice. now shops ar

asos down nearly 14%. the ceo stepped down.t disappointing targets and supply chain constraints. really investors feeling the impact of that this morning. and the flipside to what we are seeing in the energy space. anna: total energies in paris is focused, 83.74 is now the print -- brent price. we do see higher share prices for many of these energy companies including total energies. that makes us think about inflation. tom: the pound is up rising five basis points. after bank of england officials reinforced the market bet that a u.k. rate hike may be imminent. michael saunders and andrew bailey have doubled down on a possible policy move amid rising inflation risks. eleanor taylor jolidon remains with us. your views on what we have been hearing from the bank of england. saunders and bailey. and how that has informed your view of u.k. equities. eleanor: what is interesting with the u.k. boe move is it is different from the fed or the ecb which has put more emphasis on considering tapering prior to an interest rate hike. i think

of course retailers have a number of different strategies to deal with this, and asos themselves havetailers to reduce their carbon footprint will only become more intense and become more under the spotlight — so it's a more challenging outlook for the whole sector, with asos included in that. 14% drop in the value of shares as a result of this announcement, the departure of the chief executive in a sense as punishment for these results. ijust wonder if results. i just wonder if the markets have just been a bit unrealistic? 40% in profits, the company's estimating —— 40% fall in profits. but it was never going to stay at that level during the pandemic. . t stay at that level during the pandemic- -_ pandemic. . ithink lots of retailers _ pandemic. . i think lots of retailers are _ pandemic. . i think lots of retailers are facing - pandemic. . i think lots of retailers are facing the i pandemic. . i think lots of- retailers are facing the situation where the impact of the pandemic, we saw this huge shift towards online and many retailers benefited from that, asos being one of them. lots

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and investors nervous about what they heard down about 8% for asos shares this morning. >> the energy, fossil fuels story can be overstated. we have good news, your boston red sox lead the tampa bay rays two games to one i hope you have a chance to see the highlights. >> amazing i'm going to do that now, brian. thanks for the heads up. >> i hope i didn't ruin the score. if i did, i apologize. julianna tatelbaum >> thanks, brian >>> more on the markets and your money in a moment but right now to some of the key headlines you need to know about this monday morning. including a little more pain at the airport for already wary trav travelers. be bertha combs >> boston strong this morning. not strong if you're flying southwest airlines, brian. southwest says it cancelled more than 1,800 flights over the weekend. they blamed a combination of bad weather, air traffic control and its own staff shortages. in a note to staff yesterday obtained by cnbc, southwest told employees, quote although we were staffed for the weekend, we could not anticipate the significant disruption created from unexpe

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aso -- s a polish court could over will the you -- the eu's supreme court. many are saying pold, you need to renounce this ruling and say, eu law does take primacy, that is what is in the treaties, that's always been the case, otherwise, we should withhold funding. the immediate funding they want to withhold is a pandemic recovery funding. the longer-term -- in the longer-term, they can use this conditionality mechanism. it looks like there's majority support from eu member states to use that rule of law conditionality mechanism against poland. that would be a new development. i think it shows just how angry the other eu countries are at poland for what is really amounting to an unprecedented -- of the fundamentals of eu law. >> residents are divided over their governments' approach to the whole issue. most polls agree that leaving the eu would be about idea. let's take a look. -- be a bad idea. let's stick a look. reporter: many polls say resides areivided over the polish constitutional court's decision last week that says national law trumps eu law, except

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japan is raising the alert level on the main southern island kyushu after volcanic eruption from mount aso. it spewed ash 500 meters or 11,000 feet into the skies. you can see there are no media reports of casualties and no major damage. the japanese prime minister is asking people to take precautions and follow the latest guidance from the government. >>> geologists say there is no way to predict how much longer the volcano la palma in the canary islands will keep erupting. it's been spewing molten lava for a month now. covering nearly 800 hectares or 200 acres, and destroying about 2,000 buildings. no one has been killed by the volcano, but thousands of people have been forced from their homes. >>> devastating flooding has killed at least 73 people in india and 25 in nepal in recent days. army helicopters are helping with rescue ands evacuations in northern india while the pilgrimage has been temporarily halted due to the extreme weather. traumatic images show personnel forming a human chain to help people through the raj mathaiing people through the raging waters. here's pedram javaheri

. >> reporter: yes, so torres there, he's aso progressive memr of the house and his state of new york very big needs for that physical infrastructure bill that bipartisan infrastructure bill thatrt by t way senator sinema led in the senate to passage. but he also says like most of his democratic colleagues that themo american people also need that p human infrastructure bil that cradle to grave proposal that democrats are putting together now that they'rets tryg to get senator sinema and manchin, you heard presidentem biden there in that clip you played, kind oft alluding to tm as the two outstanding votes. they kind of are because, of course, the senate needs all 50 democrats on board to pass that multitrillion dollarss proposalt i want to also talk about pelosi's colleagues, she sent this letter to her members yesterday, she essentially put a deadline marker sort of this soft reminder saying by the waya guys, those surface transportation extension programs, those key funding for the programs on the highway that we just passed, that's going to lapse again october 31st. we have to pas

transit agency operating in the united states and listening make sure that you're checking your cars asoow. nbc 4 washington talked to metro employees who say they have known about the safety issues for years. here is adam tuss. >> reporter: one week after the derailment on the blue line, we're starting to hear from metro employees, many who say they don't wish to be identified, are telling news 4 they've known about issues with a nearly 20-year veteran of metro with this chilling statement about the serious lack of a safety culture at the 7,000 series rail cars for years, but in many cases have been afraid to tell their managers out of fear they could be retaliated against for raising concerns a nearly 20-year veteran of metro with this chilling statement about the serious lack of a safety culture at metro >> they took a gamble with people's lives and, god forbid, this one wasn't what metro workers feel like could have happened metro workers are so in fear of another catastrophic incident like the incident they had before where the train operator actually lost her life >> reporter: she

aso volcano is erupting, spewing plumes of ash in the sky.t to 3 on a scale of 5. owe fishes say they're concerned about the threat of lava and falling rocks. >>> in britain, the fight against the coronavirus as cases continue to rise. the british health minister calling for people to get their vaccine booster shot, warning restrictions could be reintroduced. joining us from london with more is matt bradley. matt, good morning. why are they seeing such a rise in cases? >> reporter: jose, that's the million-pound question here. the government is facing a lot of criticism, of course there's no shortage of fingerpointing that's going on. as you mentioned, sky-high numbers here in terms of cases, about 40,000 a day for the past more than a week. that's way more than we're seeing on continental europe. here is the thing, jose, is that we're not necessarily seeing that pictured in the hospitalizations, and the deaths. the hospitalization rate has just started to increase, and the deaths have really more or less leveled off, especially compared to t

house editor at "politico," he's an msnbc political analyst, and anut shanker asorio, the founder of asomunications. sam, you wrote about this, a failure to connect accomplishment to the people who are delivering that accomplishment. voters just not making the connection. >> yeah, i mean, there was a proposition that democrats had very early in biden's term, which was that they were going to do things a little bit differently than the obama white house did. and by that, they were going to give benefits to the american people that were immediate and that were tangible, and what can be more immediate or tangible than money in your pocket. you outline three of the main ways they were just going to shuffle resources to the american people. what's been striking to me as underscored in these polls and interviews i've done with top operatives is how little that's translated, 38% crediting biden for the enhanced child tax credit, which is the crown jewel of his domestic agenda now ask something he's trying to extend until 2025. that is an abysmal number f your proposition to the electorate is, h

that has been held by taro aso, the longest running japan minister in modern times, 81 years old, who will pass the position onto his brother-in-law so we can expect some measure of continuity when it comes to following those abenomics principles of economic and fiscal policy. when it comes to change, key sheet will set up -- kishida will set up a new position. we are yet to see what that means for japan's trade relationship perhaps with china and the u.s. haidi: what do we know about the potential for stimulus measures that might come along the way? stephen: kishida did say in his campaign that he wanted to push out trillions of yen of stimulus by the end of this year and when we spoke to him before that election, he was saying that it would make sense if you take ¥30 trillion demand gap into account when pricing up that stimulus. when it comes to the timing come over the weekend, the new secretary-general of the liberal democratic party, he said that we would have to wait until after the election for the amount of that stimulus. if you announced that before the election, people will

we don't have any evidence there are events being reported in that age group in particular as well asodata on outcomes at this time. we will look over the next week. >> thank you. i want to remind that committee that these should be questions for the presenters. we are over time. i do want to finish other questions for those that presented on this complicated topic so i will go to the end of the list because we are eating into our general discussion on the voting question. just be aware. doctor? >> sorry. is that a new hand. >> this is the question for pfizer. if i caught the numbers correctly the original amino bridging population was around 300 that little down 264. i am assuming that people that were excluded that was because the pre-existing antibodies showing they had been infected. is so that gives you a smaller cohort of 50 kids in this age group we could look at side effects of vaccine afteral a natural infection. have you done that? >> thanks for the question. actually by virtue having to test all individuals coming into the trial with that immuno bridging cohort, so in that c

pour when we raised this issue nancy pelosi personally sent a letter requesting he not be installed aso when the white house was found have no interference. we have a loss in our files a letter from the speaker herself indicating her opposition. i also want to note a letter october 21led by a ranking member concerning the impact ofvaccine mandates . upon our staffing . chris stewart will be asking questions which i support on the impact on our workforce . diversity with vaccine mandates. and then i want to ask each of you yes, sir noquestion . were doing investigations some also armed services committee and intelligence committee are concerned about what happened in afghanistan and specifically the issues of what occurred august 29 where a drone strike killed innocent people. i have the opportunity to question secretary often, general kinsey. secretary debbie sherman. our concern is on intelligence and operational failures. what the protocols were, t with the intelligence review and analysis like a fairly simple question. i'm looking for individuals who were involved in a specific time