my dad first came to britain, he had worked for barclays bank in kenya, and when he came to england in a beard, he had said, you know, "i'm going to go to barclays", and he went to the barclays bank in southall and they absolutely laughed their heads off when he went in and said, "do you honestly think we're ever going to have someone "who looks like you, with a beard and a turban, "work in our bank?" and they literally threw him out of the bank, and then he ended up cutting his hair and became a postman. when i was a teenager in nairobi, i was the best fast bowler in our school. and i took that story and made it about the east african cricket club in the movie. when i came to this country, nothing. i was not allowed to play in any of the teams, and these clubhouses made fun of my turban and sent me off packing. but that is the true story of what happened with my dad. and therefore at the very end, when finally she says i have got this opportunity, i want to go, and the dad makes his big speech. who suffered? me. you know, "i cannot hold you back. "that was my time, i suffered because

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way, i already tracked the movement of the days on the mobile phone several times i stopped at barclay's bankwhich belongs to mr. shuvalov, you know, you had to cross him, well then, version number two didn’t share something with you. the embroiderers ordered him about the substance in which the guards were put to sleep. it 's real. you two are working on the ransom version, let's go. joking aside, vitalik yaremchuk needs to be found and done faster than they do. admirals, do you understand? yes, i understand, where can i look for it? and i don't even have any leads. this is capercaillie of a hundred pounds. and you try. yeah, very much . because this is a personal request of colonel glotov and to him these experimental comrades are like a bone in his throat. and there they came out like worms after the rain. that's it and already for certain something digs. so you don’t have time from the word at all, the task and the dream of spring is clear. okay, no, no one called me and demanded no ransom. or maybe he's already dead. well, let's not consider this option for now. well, why would it be bes

highest among the gulf countries above 3% per year inhalation belongs to the share of the british barclays bank, the famous london store hearts part of london heathrow airport in france, qatar owns luxury hotels as well as the legendary parisian football club, even before accession to the throne, the prince paid great attention to the development of sports. the tail is small, the claws are medium and the ears are huge. this is not necessary. elena yakovleva is a russian eared shepherd dog, he is not for sale. this woman is our entire arboretum. can close like this i change your eared puppy for your quiet life copy. maybe he staged this step and matches. now you will see everything. producers of good things want and the main thing. and the dpr returned 10 more people from ukrainian captivity, ahead of treatment and rehabilitation in just two exchanges , 85 russians managed to be released, as reported by the commissioner for human rights in the republic daria morozova, the negotiation process was moving forward with difficulty . the kiev side changed the list several times. the bishop of the tern

the qatari government has significant shareholdings in the likes of barclays bank, sainsburys, heathrowe property holdings include prestige landmarks such as london's shard, harrods and canary wharf. and earlier this year, then prime minister borisjohnson trumpeted an agreement for qatar to invest up to £10 billion over the next five years in the uk, in sectors from cyber security to life sciences. this tiny country has both the cash and energy we want. like it or not, our relationship with qatar seems set to become even closer. thanks forjoining us. as we mentioned earlier, there was a stunning win for saudi arabia against argentina, one of the favourites for the cup, but the saudis surprised everyone with the resilience they showed, as our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. they've turned the world cup upside down. a day of saudi celebration after one of the biggest shocks the tournament has ever seen. the rank outsiders were up against one of the favourites — argentina and the mighty lionel messi. and when he converted an early penalty, it seemed business as usual. commentator:

report by the female founders forum, a project co—created by the entrepreneurs network and the bank barclays bank barclays, has found that high profile women in business say the cost of childcare is too high and limits the creativity of many women across the industry. all week, the press ing are productive potential as a country. well i'm delighted to be joined by aria babu from the entrepreneurs network. welcome to the program. and first of all, what does this report say? well, it highlights that the uk has an unusual low number of female founders when compared to other nations that are similar to us, like the us, canada, the netherlands. you look much more like 5050 ratios of uk. it's only about three. only about one in three. entrepreneurs women . and entrepreneurs are women. and then exploring why this then we're exploring why is this then we're exploring why is this the are people in business the case? are people in business disproportionately or is disproportionately sexist or is it fundamental factors, it more fundamental factors, which think it is like the which i think it is like th

barclay's and other firms may be following. cmbc reporting citi group let go of 50 trading personnel this week and dozens of banking roles. cut around 200 banking and trading positions. jpmorgan and morgan stanley are also expected to have end-of-year cuts. >>> thanksgiving travelers will have a reprove from worries about a rail line shutdown that would be devastating. a strike scheduled originally to begin in no deal was made between the union and the industry has been pushed back to december 5th. the holdup has been over the demands for paid sick time and quality of life concerns such as regularly scheduled weekends. >>> and adidas will continue to sell yeezy products just without kanye west. adidas says the products will have new branding after cutting ties with ye following his anti-semitic remarks. the chief financial officer has made clear the company believes it owns the design rights. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report. i'm serena marshall, cbs news, washington. >>> a deadly outbreak of listeria in six states has been linked to deli meat and cheese. the cdc is reporting at least 16 people have been infected,

among the gulf countries, is above 3% per year in the spirit belongs to the share of the british bank barclays famous london hearts store part of the london heathrow airport in france qatar owns luxury hotels and also the legendary football club. even before his accession to the throne, paris saint-germain paid great attention to the development of sports. i'm ready. my ex is calling, partner. listen, let's get to work. by the way, what's wrong with him? he 's just jealous. trying to guess if your loan will be approved. a comparison will help you know for sure. check your credit score. try the application and find out which bank will approve a loan on the best terms compare if a loan, then compare choose the best coffee that was always with you helped to get through the morning traffic jams did, good morning. monday was an excuse for a better date. freshly ground, freshly brewed natural that very favorite coffee in a delicious point. thanks to avito, the mortgage rate is 60% lower. so even enough for a sound studio getting a discount on a mortgage on avito paying for purchases with savings can

countries of the persian gulf above 3% per year inhalation belongs to the share of the british bank barclays, the famous london hearts store part of london heathrow airport in france great attention to the development of sports. a tiny state that is very noticeable on the world stage, let's talk with our friend nikolai korzhanov, he is now working in the spirit. nicholas an example of the contrast is the size of the country and its influence. what is the secret? first, it is a country with a significant natural gas reserves. at the same time, it’s not just that it’s a huge reserve, that is, it is steadily moving in a number of indicators, uh, in the top five world leaders in terms of sg exports. and at least, as of august this year, this is unconditional. secondly, uh, it's still a very small population. eh, it is directly the crankcases themselves and only 300,000. and as a result, the state does not have to to spend significant reserves of money and resources to maintain loyalty, they cost the treasury quite cheaply, while the rest of the resources can be precisely transformed into e, infl

equity strategy with barclay's investment bank.ve you on what do you mean the so-called hope rally is premature? >> morgan, our point of view is that there is still a lot of uncertainty. and every market still not factoring in the rapid acceleration of funds which we see. en that is still in the early stages and second, all the correction you're seeing in equity this year has been through a contraction valuation multiple which have been driven primarily only by the rise of inflation and interest rates so what is not being factors in is sort of slowdown in growth. and we still see the street is more optimistic even now for example, our estimate for s&p earnings were 23 is $210 that compares to consensus of 232. so more than $20 left to go. and remember, consensus is just two months ago was 252 it came down to 243 in august. came down to 239 in september. and here we are at, you know, lower than 232 we feel there is still a ways to go and most importantly, last point i make is that this $210 number we have is assuming the fed wins in

meanwhile, a couple of banks, citi group and barclay's have laid off hundreds of employees this week.oomberg news are reporting that citigroup had to lay off 50 of its traders and dozens of banking roles. barclay's as well. and the catalyst there is a slowdown in markets activity and also a return to an annual ritual that banks used to do which is where they cut the biggest underperformers in the bank. so the outlook is bleak if we don't see a pickup in the activity. of course, these cuts pale in comparison to the cuts that we got at some of the tech stock -- tech names this week and the likes of meta and twitter cutting thousands of employees. >> yeah, it will be a grim time of year heading into the holidays for those employees who just been fired. cnbc live for us from london. thank you very much. coming up, we're moving back to politics. democratic congresswoman debbie dingle will join the program to talk about the mid terms and what do happen in the house if republicans win control of the chamber. we'll be right back with that. chamber. we'll be right back with that. ♪♪ this... is

here comes barclay to the bank. who owns the bank? please, try the phone again until the end.ch is here for you from the fsb lieutenant colonel, 9. where did the ninth lieutenant colonel from the fsb come from? let it go well. good afternoon, come on in. everyone who works, there is always something to hide, especially from the fsb. well, let's assume that i came, as a private person, wonderful. i will be happy to help you then, your former head of the internal affairs directorate, comrade ram.

bank. it is different if you are a barclays or jp morgan. nigel: we can't mention specific stocks, but we are going for the higher-quality end of the banking sector. those that can provide share buybacks and strong given the -- strong dividends. interest rates will remain higher for longer, those banks will benefit in that environment. tom: you're not overly concerned about recession risk when it comes to the banking sector. health care has been a big pick, it has been almost consensus amongst guests we get on the show. in terms of the opportunity to get into health care, how wide is that window open at this point? is that opportunity starting to slip? nigel: with health care, it's a longer term duration type of play. you are looking for copies that have products and services focused towards aging demographics across the world. there are opportunities that i wouldn't go bonker portfolios, but we still see that sector having positive opportunities, just as we do in the industrial sector. we have quite a broad spread of different sectors in thi

the rest of the complex mixed, deutsch bank up .5%. barclays down about .2%. but the big story today is credit swus suisse >> in the united states, a big story is the fed and the minutes coming out what will they do is perhaps the question mark. the minutes are expected later today. so we are seeing a bit of a loss for a little bit then edging lower for the futures, which could be heading lower to start the day. now the fed, as i said, will release those minutes from its november policy meeting later today. investors said to be watching for insight into rate hiking plans ahead of the central bank's crucial meeting next month. the fed did approve a fourth 75 basis points increase at its last meeting october's data showed a moderation in price pressures with cpi rising to 7.4%. >>> speakers continue, kansas city fed president said the central bank may need to raise the rates higher and keep them longer in order to moderate demand and cleveland's fed president said getting inflation under control remains the number one priority >>> and g 7 should announce price c

banks hit hard to citigroup and barclays, the latest to cut hundreds of workers. adding to the uncertainty on wall street, the collapse of f t x, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges and tuesday's midterm election results, where voters delivered a mixed verdict and now a new reading on inflation. this morning, the monthly consumer price index is expected to show only a slight drop in near record high inflation with prices in october, rising an estimated 7.9% compared to a year ago and wages up only 5. the result. the typical american household needs to spend $457 more per month to buy the same goods and services as a year ago , the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates one more time this year to try to cool inflation time now for a look at your thursday weather. good morning, nicole, making landfall early this morning as a hurricane near port saint lucie . this storm is going to bring significant impacts in central and northern florida and through much of the southeast through the rest of the day and into tonight. now there's a strong onshore

. >> citigroup and barclays have started eliminating jobs in their investment banking operations, joiningher major lenders in responding to plunging revenue from the businesses. sources say about 200 posts are set to go at barclays, with dozens already fired at citigroup this week. new covid cases in beijing have jumped to the highest level in more than five months with officials alarmed by actions being found outside of quarantine. china's biggest outbreak is in a province that is the main driver of the national caseload, which rose to more than 7700, the highest since april. elon musk sold at least $3.95 billion worth of tesla stuck just days after his twitter buyout. the sale was his first since august and brings his total disposals of the carmaker to $36 billion over the past year. disney shares have slumped in u.s. after hours trading after fourth quarter sales and profit missed wall street estimates. losses at the company's direct to consumer arm driven by the disney+ streaming service more than doubled to almost $1.5 billion in the most recent months. themepark profits also fell sh

. >> more wall street firms are joining those cutting jobs barclays is eliminating positions across its investment bankingill be cut an reductions started this week this comes after citigroup let go of 50 traders this week the firm cutting dozens of banking roles amid slumping deal making activity. >>> apple hiring a former facebook executive to lead the information systems group. according to bloomberg, timothy campos will lead the group which leads the infrastructure on the online services and customer support. campos co-founded a calendar startup which was purchased by slack and salesforce. >>> and president biden questioning the relationship between elon musk and other countries. he asked if musk is a threat to security biden says the tesla ceo and twitter owners cooperation and relationship with other countries is worthy of being looked at adding he was not suggesting musk was doing anything inappropriate, but musk has international business ties with tesla and twitter and sp spacex >>> thank you. let's turn to foxconn. they will continue expansion in china amid the latest quarter results. the figure

tom: credit suisse, barclays and deutsche bank.o you agree? dean: i wouldn't say they are super restrictive right now. they are raising rates rapidly, they are getting into restrictive territory. you are seeing them -- an effect of the housing markets, clearly contracting at this point. their policy is working in that sense. i think they are dealing with a different environment now, where you do have reopening that is happening in the service sector. that means you are not going to get the service sector contracting in the way it often does during a recession. jonathan: we want to know if point72 has done any modeling on what will happen to the queens economy if aaron judge went to the mets? have you modeled that out yet? dean: i have not done it. tom: come on, we have got to know. we've got to get steve cohen and you on the show together. i think you can provide cover for us to talk to mr. cohen about this. aaron judge, texas rangers. aaron judge. steve cohen is going to let judge go to the l.a. dodgers. it is un-american. dean: n

pepsi years says banked strong balance sheet as high inflation interest rates challenging. -- will be a final dividend. citigroup and barclaysted eliminating jobs and their investment banking operations, joining other major lenders in responding to plunging revenue from businesses. sources say dozens of positions at citigroup were cut this week. -- underway at barclays expected to total 200. right alt plans to boost dividends with a sweeping overhaul. electric vehicle businesses. shery: coming up, weak advertising as tv losses weigh on disney. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... save hundreds a year over t-mobile, verizon, and at&t with xfinity mobile, and for a limited time get $500 off any new eligible samsung device. michael: serving in vietnam, a grenade took my ability to see. today,

b of a barclays covering price targets on apple this morning. deutsche bankng about the risks to q1 estimates, j.p. morgan doing the same. that's the story for apple. tom: it's going to be readjustment. 164,000 employees, and a lot of that i assume is retail in the stores as well. is it unimaginable that they would go through some form of layoff like we are seemed aliso mentions facebook? >> we are seeing a ton of layoffs and tech. is it just an adjustment or is it something bigger? tom: i don't know. i didn't nft and i think it was top of the market. we made an nft at home. >> what was it? tom: an image. just sort of digitally with a surveillance. it went down in flames. >> did you sell it to anyone? tom: i did not sell it in fact. it just did not work out. remember spac was that twocups of coffee ago',s, that worked out? dave got weeks to adjust to figure out the game plan for january and february. >> i think they would love to see some economic stability. return lisa, right now, we are not getting that, are we? >> although maybe next year, if this concentr

barclay. she was shot dead by israeli forces on the 11th of may while covering the rate on jeanine in the occupied west bank. israel's military since admitted that israeli gunfire may of kilter. the republican party in the u. s. is on the cusp of re taking control of the house of representatives. it's secured, 217 seats and is now only one seat away from flipping the chamber. some regions are still counting votes nearly a week after the midterm elections. meanwhile, the democratic candidate for governor in arizona, casey hobbs, has defeated her donald trump and dos. rival carry lake the closely fort race in the battle. ground state was one of the most significant in the mid term elections . ok, as he had life nice continues. are to witness britain's beloved curry houses that are in crisis to india. don is shut down every week due to protection financial fraud, and the pardon one i wanted to investigate on out you 0 a great area. you need to be thinking. so for the supplier approach and protecting yourself, i filtering it home a you with a come to one spread by. yeah. i mean, i talk with who knows why people

months after the death of al jazeera gentle assuring our barclay shot by an israeli soldier while on assignments and janine in the occupied west bank. chinese authority say that working to minimize inconvenience caused by strict pandemic policies after days of widespread protests. mass cove at 19 testing has resumed in shanghai and fictions of spreading, despite tens of millions of people. living under some form of restriction security has also been tightened. demonstrations rear in china, but have grown in recent days. authorities have deployed additional police officers and beijing, after hundreds of people protested on sunday, some protests as have even called on president chic pink to resign. he has just begun an historic 3rd term in office. chinese foreign ministry says citizens should exercise any of their rights and freedoms, but he insist they must respect the role of law. he another you're going to want china has been following the dynamic 0 covered policy and has been making adjustments based on the realities on the ground. as we speak, china's following the 9th version of the pandemic protocols on the 20 measures. we bel

bank and gaza. now the issue is that the case of sheila a barclay is unique. on one hand, it's unique because it was documented on the spot. and we know, had the old folk contrasted the armies a narrative about the location of the a killing already from the 1st hour after the killing. there were witnesses from the event itself of other edges. eda, a journalist that were also injured together with a barclay, indeed for the evidence. the documentations and the videos make it a unique case. look, unfortunately though, a protection of philistine young journalists have not been a provided at all. and we see dad's life, but a see me and civilians. there are also being, i've talked in cold blood by the israeli army. well, pounds being punished. there is no accountability. there hasn't been justice for many of these palestinian journalists who've been killed. as you saw lena, not salsa, in the case of sharing, i blankly her family and i'll jazeera calling on international criminal court to investigate sharina scaling. do you think that can guarantee accountability? we

barclays. she was shot dead by israeli forces in may while covering a raid in the occupied west bank. mike, hannah has more from washington dc. there's no confirmation whatsoever from the us side, or these reports emanating from israel, originally, news reports in israel, and now it would appear to be confirmed by that series of tweets made by the israeli defense minister. there has been a reaction from congress, though, from a democratic senator crisp on holland. he's issued a tweet, a welcoming the apparent moves by the department of justice to launch a unilateral investigation. it must be remembered that earlier this year, more than 50 members of congress wrote a letter to the department of justice, asking for exactly such an investigation to be conducted. the u. s. and chinese presidents looked to improve a strained relationship at their 1st face to face meeting on the eve of the g. 20 summit in indonesia, joe biden. and she champagne discuss taiwan was korea and the ukraine war. ukraine's president has visited the recaptured city of her san vladimir zalinski said ukraine is ready

a barclay was fatally shot by israelis forces while reporting on a raid and the occupied west bank in may. so ha, is the i d, f is a moral and ethical army for the soldiers and commanders of the idea of protect israel foley, investigating any out of the ordinary event and are dedicated to the valleys and rules of democracy. hey, the idea so does will not be investigated by the f. b. i knew by any foreign entity or foreign country, however friendly it may be lost, will not abandon idea of soldiers to foreign investigations and affairs protest was delivered. the americans in the appropriate ranks were valid columbia's 1st leftist president, gustavo petro has marked his 1st 100 days in office, is maintaining the approval of half the population, but see economic challenges of forced him to moderate. the ambitious reform plans had campaigned on alessandro amputee reports from water supporters of gustavo pedro marched through bogo to add to my calendar days of the country's 1st ever let this president can cover some of faith that was loftier ambitions, have been quietly dialed back as the g

issues, the killing of al jazeera journalist, sharina barclay, who was shot in the head by israeli forces, while on assignment in the occupied west bank. earlier this year now had taught prisons. official in the philippines had been charged with the murder of a journalist percival, my boss. i was shocked and killed near his home in manila on october. the 3rd. he had been a vocal critic of the bureau of corrections chief gerald bon tag and other officials, accusing them of corruption. van tang allegedly pressured imprison gang leaders to hire a government to kill my bossa. the philippines is one of the world's most dangerous countries for journalists. want to be lo has more on this. from manila, philippines standards the investigation into the killing of broadcast during the 1st of on the bus, out better known as 1st. the lab has been swift. lawyers off the bus a family se, but they are satisfied with the pace the banner and the result of the investigation . march 8, he just over 2 weeks after the killing man turns up confessing he was one of the gunmen. and he also claimed that the order came directly from the national deliberate pris

one of them was al jazeera, as sure in a barclay, the palestinian american was shot dead by israeli forces, while on the assignment in the occupied with bank in may. ah, oh, faith president gianni infant, he no is urging the world comp teams to focus on football and the build up to the tournament. a letter signed by infant tina has been sent to all 32 nations, asking players and coaches not to be dragged into every ideological or political battle that exists. it says at the firm, we try to respect all opinions and beliefs without handing out more lessons to the risks of the world's will. that letter was co signed by a fee for secretary general fatma some more. she's been talking about what visiting fans should expect at this world cup. first time it's happening in the middle east in that up world. first time where all the teams we be in one city with their funds around the world being able to come, mid mingle, sing, dance, and provide positive life to the world. no matter your race, your religion, your social and sexual orientation. you are most welcome and godaddy's are ready to receive you with the best hospitality that you can imagine s

bank in may. no one has yet been held accountable. joining me handle studio is sharina barclays. nice, lena, it's good to have with us on al jazeera. thank you for having me. there is no amount of, i'm sure was that when we actually say how, sorry we are at the loss of your aunt and other great colleague journalists with us here on the channel. today's a very special day. and that's why we have you on our set to talk about what the plan is really in terms of protecting journalists and how you're sort of trying to for that campaign as well. yeah, of course today is as you mentioned, international data and impunity. and it's just important that these crimes, the perpetrators are held accountable, and there are a better mcadams in place to protect journalists and ensure their safety. and especially with the 10 year anniversary of the u. one plan of action coming up in the end of this month, it's important that policy makers and legislators and decision makers have the political will to implement mccann isms to implement policies that ensure that journalists are being protected. and

should we know, barclay, she was shot dead by israel forces on may 11th, while covering arrayed all jeanine in the occupied west bank. israel's military has since admitted that israeli gunfire may have killed her. the republican party in the us is on the cusp of re taking control of the house of representatives. it's secure, 217 seats and is now only one seat away from flipping the chamber. some regions are still count gates nearly week after the midterm elections. meanwhile, the democratic candidate for the governor in arizona. katy hobbs has defeated had donald trump doors. rival carry lake. closely fort race in the background state was 1 of may significant in the midterm elections. the lakes defeat all the major republican candidates and swing states who refused to accept the 2020 presidential results happ last. okay, there's a headline. news continues here now to 0 to the stream state. talk to l, just a or somehow abandoned by the international community. we listen, we are paying a huge price for the war against terrorism. what's going on? so money we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stories that

barclay? sharon was shot dead by israeli forces on may 11th, while covering a raid on jeanine and the occupied west bank. israel's military has since admitted that israeli gunfire may have killed her is really defense minister been against, has now tweeted saying the decision of the u. s. department of justice to investigate the unfortunate death of shitty and barclays is a grave mistake. the idea conducted an independent and professional investigation which, which, which was presented to the americans who shared the details. i made it clear to the american representatives that we stand behind the idea of soldiers, that we will not cooperate with any external investigation. and we will not allow interference and israel's internal affairs. all right, mike, hannah joins us now live from washington. d. c. mike, what if anything, are we hearing from the us about an investigation? will all official sir bodies within the u. s. her remaining absolutely tight lipped to the department of justice says issued a to a statement saying simply no comment. so the situation here is that there's no confirmation whatsoeve

killing of al jazeera journalist. shitty now barclays. shaheen was shot dead by israeli forces on may 11th, while covering a raid on jeanine and the occupied west bank. israel's military has since admitted that israeli gunfire may have killed her is really defense minister been a gans has commented on twitter saying the decision of the u. s. department of justice to investigate the unfortunate death of shipping a backlit is a grave mistake. the i d f, conducted an independent and professional investigation which was presented to the americans who shared the details. i made it clear to the american representatives that we stand behind the idea of soldiers that we will not cooperate with any external investigation. and we will not allow interference in israel's internal affairs. i cannot, has more from washington, dc, from official departments of government. we are hearing absolutely nothing. the department of justice has simply issued a statement saying no comment. however, in light of that tweet from the israeli defense minister saying we told the representatives clearly there was some kind of notification involved here. although this cannot be conf

their jobs. un body found that sharina barclay was likely deliberately killed by israeli forces back in may when she was on an assignment in the occupied west bank for al jazeera, the grief anger, sadness and trauma that we as a family have had to endure and continue to endure is painful beyond words. we did not only lose a renown journalist, but we lost our one and on the aunt, my father lost his only sister. oh, it's very difficult to put into words and to explain the suffering, but this is exactly what injustice feels like. the killing of shooting could have been avoided if there was accountability for the countless crimes committed by the israeli army in the past. or for the numerous journalists who were targeted and killed a still head on al jazeera, we will be looking at what's causing the toxic air in new delhi. as leading to a surgeon hospitalizations, and florida gets hit with another massive storm knocking out power and flooding. coastal cities as they try to rebuild after hurricane in status. ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere a you ready with the, with sponsored my cattle aways. now the northern philippines look a l

a barclay was fatally shot by israeli forces while reporting on arrayed in the occupied west bank in may. so ha, is the idea if is a moral and ethical army for the soldiers and commanders of the idea of protect is vote. foley investigating any out of the ordinary event and are dedicated to the valleys and rules of democracy. the idea of soldiers will not be investigated by the f. b. i knew by any foreign entity or foreign country, however friendly it may be lost. we will not abandon idea of soldiers to foreign investigations and affairs protests was delivered. the americans in the appropriate ranks who of the united states team invited some migrant workers to join in with them at a training session in doha, the international labor organization says reforms enacted and the author have improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of workers in the country it hopes that this world cup will help to quicken the reforms process. the u. s. are grouped alongside england, iran and wales. thank you. now, right, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after the world cup .

let's cross back to barclays asia form we are standing by with our guest runs very important part of bank>> it is important but it is a challenging environment. as we count down to 27, let us get to marie freier at barclays. we talk about how important it is, yet when you look at the regulatory environment, it is getting tougher. i was that impacting sentiment, the investment part of it as well? >> both corporates and investors, most of it is about disclosure regulation, so more data and regulation that the market needs. i think it is necessary. it is part of this collaboration and partnership we need between regulators, governments, as well as the private sector. we need to change the guard rails, we need to change the operating environment and the incentive, in one part of that is better data, enhance regulation what we are seeing globally around more exposures. >> is a true greater regulation is coming and that will add to costs compliance cost and so forth. i will that play out? >> i think there will be a message period. i think we will get global consensus around regulation, at least

territories. un body found that sharina barclay was likely deliberately killed by israeli forces back in may at a time she was on an assignment in the occupied west bank. other policy and journalists spoke about violations they face while trying to do their jobs. a vote counting is still underway in some states after the u. s. mid terms, but crucial for senate control or to swing states in the south west in arizona. officials are tallying half a 1000000 maylen ballots while the neighboring devoted could be several days before the final results are in. all right, those are the headlines on al jazeera up next inside story. stay with ah, controlling the congress? yes, republicans were hoping to secure an easy majority in the house, but democrats defied expectations and perform better and tuesdays midterm to one of us me for binds agenda and us politics. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the 2nd special edition of inside story from washington d. c. i'm petty call hate. it was one of the most hotly contested and expensive elections and modern u. s. history with control of both sides of the congress on the line, millions of americans went out an

barclays will undergo treatment for non-hodgkin's lymphoma. he expects treatment to last 12 to 16 weeks. he plans to continue running the bankuring that time. shares of credit suisse hit another record low and are on track for their largest losing streak since 2011. the swiss bank has fallen for 10 straight days, losing as much as 27%. credit suisse warned about massive outflows. the main privacy watcher for meta has fined's -- fined facebook's parent. it was imposed by the irish data protection commission. that is your latest business flash. guy: coming up, we are going to talk about what is happening in the chip sector. infineon gets 30% of its revenue from china. we will look at how the process could affect the german chipmaker. sven schneider joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ y so many businesses use stamps.com? they save time by printing discounted stamps and shipping labels right from their computers get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and get started today - i just got the new job! - oh my god, i'm so excited for you! get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale - [narrat

journal, issuing a barclay is a grave mistake, adding they will not cooperate. sharyn was shot dead by israeli forces in may while carrying a raid on jeanine and the occupied west bank. my county has more from washington d. c. there's no confirmation whatsoever from the u. s. i did. these reports emanating from israel, originally, news reports in israel, and now it would appear to be confirmed by that series of tweets made by the israeli defense minister. there has been a reaction from congress, though, from a democratic senator crisp on holland. he's issued to tweet a welcoming that the a parent moves by the department of justice to launch a unilateral investigation. it must be remembered that earlier this year, more than 50 members of congress wrote a letter to the department of justice asking for exactly such an investigation. to be conducted. ukraine's president has visited the recaptured city of her son and says, this liberation marks the beginning of the end of the war. a lot of his zalinski said, ukraine's ready for peace with russia. moscow withdrew its forces from the city on friday. funerals had been held for some of the victims were bombing in istanbul. o

bank from 8% to 3% according to reporting. we will get confirmation of that on november 17 when he outlines his fiscal plan. barclaysning 0.1%. we continue to watch what happens with that fiscal plan. deutsche telekom was amiss in their third quarter earnings especially within sales in europe. deutsche telekom currently down 1.7%. and hallie on --haleon having a beat. let's get the bloomberg business flash with laura wright. laura: elian's has launched a share buyback after they had of good -- had their best quarter on record. they outweighed the asset results from weaker management. >> what is out there is of interest, but at this point in time where also focused on buying because we believe buying our stock is a very good 20 -- very good choice. laura: apple has limited the airdrop feature in china after protesters are dropped -- airdropped images to other users. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you very much indeed. coming up, posting better than expected results for continental. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 30 minutes into european trading day. contagion or content.

as sharina barclay is a grave mistake, adding that they will not cooperate. sharina was shot dead by his ready forces in may while covering a raid on jeanine and the occupied west bank. funerals had been held for some of the victims of a bombing in istanbul. on sunday, the explosion killed 6 people and injured 81 others. turkish police investigating the explosion that have detained 47 people, france and the united kingdom of signed the new agreement on immigration control and the english channel. the deal is worth more than $74000000.00, and it aims to tackle legal crossings happening between the 2 countries. for leasing the united states, say they've arrested a suspect. my university shooting in which 3 members of a football team were killed. a gunman attacked a bus, returning to the university of virginia from a field trip late on sunday night. but he said, the suspect is a student. the online retailer, amazon is planning to lay off around $10000.00 employees. that's according to a report from the new york times a cuts at amazon not said to be concentrated among the corporate workforce and it's devices group. it follows a wave of job cuts across the technology sec

a un body found that sharina barclay was likely deliberately killed weighs really forces in may. she was on an assignment in the occupied west bank for elsie's 0 at the time. the grief anger, sadness and trauma that we as a family have had to endure and continue to endorse painful beyond words. we did not only lose a renown journalists, but we lost our one and on the aunt, my father lost his only sister. it's very difficult to put into words and explain the suffering, but this is exactly what injustice feels like. the killing of shooting could have been avoided if there was accountability for the countless crimes committed by these read the army in the past. or for the numerous journalists who were targeted and killed. sullivans of aid has more on this from geneva. well, it is for the 1st time after syrians killing an official, an impartial body is listening to actually what happened, taking account of what happened, taking witness, testimonies of the events that led to shootings, death, and what happened afterwards as well. and i was speaking to lena, i work like just before she went on the podium and she was telling me that it

journalist. sharina barclay is a grave mistake, adding that they will not cooperate. shaheen was shot dead by israeli forces in may while covering a raid on jeanine in the occupied west bank. mike, hannah has more from washington dc. there's no confirmation whatsoever from the u. s. side. these reports emanating from israel, originally, news reports in israel, and now it would appear to be confirmed by that series of tweets made by the israeli defense minister. there has been a reaction from congress, from democratic senator crisp on holland. he's issued a tweet to welcoming the parent moves by the department of justice to launch a unilateral investigation. it must be remembered that earlier this year, more than 50 members of congress wrote a letter to the department of justice, asking for exactly such an investigation to be conducted. the u. s. and chinese presidents look to improve a strained relationship at their 1st face to face meeting on the eve of the g. 20 summit in indonesia, joe biden, and she's been paying discuss taiwan, north korea, and ukraine. and g. 20 leaders have been arriving at the summit for the 1st official day of talks. these are life pictures from

barclays will undergo treatment for non-hodgkin's lymphoma. doctors have told him his condition is curable and he expects treatment to last 12 to 16 weeks. he plans to continue running the bankthat time. privacy watchdogs in the european union as find facebook's best parent $277 million for a data leak and were penalized by not preventing the leak of users. the fine imposed by the iris data commission protection. apple's key manufacturing hub in china will be costly the unrest is likely to result in a production shortfall of the 69 iphone units. the company is trying to get workers back to assembly lines after the protests against covid restrictions. that is the latest. alix: coming up, oil sliding to the lowest level in nearly a year, but question really is why and what the trigger is. are we just selling winners or is there a fundamental issue. china will be key as well with russian supply. more setbacks to the crude market christyan malek with -- markets with christyan malek with jp morgan. this is bloomberg. ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this."

bank of japan, i'm going to say 15 years or 20 years ago as well. a good conversation to have with sarah house, with wells fargo. michael pond of barclaysto us about the fixed income report. we are really going to draw down. what part of headline inflation will you study first? >> what i'm looking at in terms of where it comes in versus the overall consensus is looking at a few pockets where i think we see some dish inflationary forces gathering. i think autos will be a big one today. we have seen inventories pick up there. i think a lot of pricing constraints on part of the consumer, too. also, shelter. that sets the tone for not just what inflation does in october, but what it will do in the months ahead. i think those are two of the key categories to dissect. tom: will the fed dissect or partition, or do they just look at the statistics that come out? >> they will partition it. in addition to the headline and core, they like to look at various slices and dices of data. whether that is the median cpi, which i think gives you a nice, clean look at an alternative look at the core, whether it is sticky, flexible, the cpi's we get. i thin