[telephone ringing] belle vie. bonsoir. belle vie. bonjour. belle vie. bonsoir. ♪ belle vie bonjour ♪♪ belle vie, beautiful life. life is beautiful. that's it. you know, like, i live in southern california. i have a restaurant. i'm happy. so life is beautiful. belle vie. well, i'm located on washer between bundy and barrington, and most importantly, betweemcdonald and kfc, uh, two big corporation who feeds you crappy meals and, and puts cardboard into your fries. and, and people are waiting in line to go eat over there. well, it's freedom. people can eat they want. the cheeseburger is very cheap, i get it. uh, obviously, between a mcdonald and kfc is not the best location you can dream of, but that's the one i could afford. the restaurant was very crappy. it was a restaurant from the 's, '70s. it has been changing hands for the last 50 years. i had to build everything from scratch. i had to do all the electricity, all the plumbing, all the [indistinct], like, the sewer. i built the table myself with my friend trenten. i bought a piece of marble, glued th

some of the bells run this way, some of the bells run this way.ound around the tower to get the bells through the same hole. the community has raised £150,000 to fund the work. i'm very excited about the new bells. we've missed the bells because we haven't been able to ring them for about two and a half years now. so it'll be lovely to have a new set to ring. it's very quiet in the village and it's not the same. now many have gathered to say goodbye at a special blessing service. we've had events galore both in the church and in the village as well, to raise funds, and it's brought people together in a wonderful way. and it demonstrates that the bells, that the church isn't just for sunday. these bells are ready for the next day tojourney tojohn taylor and co foundry in loughborough, where they'll be melted down and recast before they return here to chime again. for now, the church tower will remain empty, but from next spring, the bells will start to peal again for centuries to come. rhiannon yhnell, bbc points west, somerset. scientists in franc

since the war in ukraine, angie bell- people. since the war in ukraine, angie bell is l people. since the war in ukraine, angie bell is a| people. since the war in - ukraine, angie bell is a much higher, despite the government has energy price guarantee, dude and next april. even though there has been some certainty with the deal, for consumers, what they pay in the future remains unclear. ramzan kamali, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. mind blowing. look at this. incredible! i have been to japan several times but never to explore the remote, rural and volcanic south, where you can expect the unexpected. the extroverts. risk takers. and the unpredictable. i want to see an aspect of japan where they enjoy the wilder side of life.

in this bell tower. go see. the oldest bell of belarus was cast from copper in 1583 in the town of the master’s cove by martin hoffmann and for a long time was in the wooden church of the holy ascension in a young 1997, a hurricane wind blew the old bell down and fell to the ground. he miraculously survived, a little later was transferred to a bell specially built for him next to the new church of the ascension of the lord molodovsky bell. it's not just a bell, but a bell document, take a look. how much text is written on it. in the middle part of the bell , four columns of text are written in latin letters in the old belarusian language, scientists were able to parse and read these lines. semyon war tells the owners of these places about the recently deceased father, and his family happiness with his beloved wife bogdanova, with whom he lived in peace and harmony, having the joy of joy from his children. in the 18th century , semyon stack became the owner of these places in 1792, for 468,000 zlotys, he

this bell tower.o see. the oldest bell of belarus was cast from copper in 1583 in the town of the master’s cove by martin hoffmann and for a long time was in the wooden church of the holy ascension in a young 1997, a hurricane wind blew vintage bell falling to the ground. he miraculously survived, a little later was transferred to a bell specially built for him next to the new church of the ascension of the lord molodovsky bell. this is not just a bell, but a document bell, look carefully. how much text is written on it. in the middle part of the bell , four columns of text are written in latin letters in the old belarusian language; scientists were able to make out and read these lines. the owners of these places semyon war reports about his recently deceased father, and his family happiness with his beloved wife bogdanova, with whom he lived in peace and harmony, having the joy of joy from his children in the 18th century , semyon with kirmund became the owner of these places. in 1792 for 468,000 zł

if they violate these famous bell's inequalities, then these envelopes cannot work.ese envelopes cannot work or any basic principles, such as the principle, do not work. causality in general, in well, let's do it ein you won't get into your head. but how do we present ourselves einstein did not make such a theory that einstein liked , he proposed these inequalities in a theoretical article in the mid-to-mid-sixties. and gradually the question of the hysterical began to shift into the experimental not immediately. yes, needed here. e on the development of technology. e, he more or less immediately moved into the experimental plane, that is, bell's result was evaluated rather quickly, the leader of the group began to try to do the corresponding experiments. a, but really experimental technology was poorly developed not it was possible to make the experiment in such a way that its result was convincing, that is, free from interference, free from some speculative, but strange schemes of introduction, but these very hidden parameters. in general, no one. for a long time i

where the bells were cast.t's just say for churches, perhaps somewhere in the western regions of anna 's house no is an abbreviation that means from the nativity of christ in latin. and here church slavonic is already used. you understand the purpose, yes, the two trinities are still there, yes, there is also a strange designation of its creation. there, somewhere in the 17th century, 1.610, there are attempts to fight in arabic letters 1.60, but the inscription is already following the fate of god in church slavonic, and even with patterns it can be seen later, because, apparently, the possibilities were already there. and here we see it is written, but on the house it is not at the same time, just the same, it can be such times, where it is more eastern. yes, the district, they still used bill for white, but here they were already starting to use it. lively active people themselves act as initiatives of a dobroporatsky not their own church and at the temple territory. i've been zarubina's new garden for a lon

mikhail orlov police bells.just sang the stone guys to the competition, and i arrived at 10:30 and immediately there is a train ticket here. of course there is. i left for accounting now. please yes and my guys will confirm. well anyway, what, am i a fool to kill him? well, fool, not fool, i threatened. you never know what they say to kill because of a woman, especially because of such a tear as zhenya, i don’t want to go to jail. i don't have any more plans. which store? what a murder we are in the morning of a dude, these trinkets were used to clean the hut on the baltic. besides, we are not some kind of makhrushniks, say that this is a toy. well, this is for this solidity to kill seven. my sister dances, i'm still sick in the head. yes , zhenya would have unscrewed it for me for her boyfriend. andryush there is such a robbery, baltiyskaya 27, apartment 25 they just took the jeweler's passport of the owner bank cards and money. now i'll try to contact the tracer. let's check check the passports of the master,

they just asked to make the bell ringer on the big bell tower, and then they say, well well done, call, now i must say. we don’t call like everyone else here, i don’t call like that, when everyone else is with us. chapel of michael the archangel, the favorite chapel of petrozavodsk bell-ringers , here is the best hanging, probably for everyone the chapel itself, very wonderful. eh, 1.000 1.671 years. there, probably, the only number of temples in which it has been preserved. eh, all her icons are native icons and the sky, if they are painted in stone chains. yes there it replaces conical boards such things. it will be loud now. yes, i will be quiet. right inside like as if the casting of bells begins to form in them a different sound than in modern ones - this is really an art. that is, there are so many factors of all kinds, up to the fact that for the shape of the bells you need to take clay to knead. with horse manure, and that's not good for a cow, you know? i don't feel like talking after that, a slight concussion. yes, everything inside freezes for some time. you need to go down

richard bell. dr. bell has presented many outstanding programs on topics relating to early american history and the american revolutionary period over the course of the past several years dr. bell is professor of history at the university of maryland. he holds a b.a. from the university of cambridge and a ph.d. from harvard. he has won more than a dozen teaching awards including the 2017 -- [inaudible] of maryland board of regents' faculty award for excellence in teaching which is the highest honor for teaching faculty in the maryland state system. in addition, he has held major research fellowships at yale, cambridge and the library of congress and is the recipient of a 2018 national endowment of the humanities public scholar awards and the 2021 andrew carnegie fellowship. he is author of the book "stolen." and this book was a finalist for the 2020 george washington prize and the 2020 harriet tubman prize. dr. bell is a trustee of the maryland center for history and culture and a fellow of the royal h

ring that bell. there you go.h, up close and personal we saw stu pushing the button and confetti flies and how fantastic is that. love it, love it, love it. what a bunch of happens those guys are. take a look at big board and we'll keep this picture up and the dow 30 stocks as we can see the dow is up 129 points and we're going to stick on this picture right here. how exciting is that? love it, love t love it. don't they look like a happy -- what a good looking bunch i have to say. that was fun. take a look at s&p if we can, up six tenths of a percent, up 22 point points on s&p and the nasdaq and the gang hitting the bell at the nasdaq and the nasdaq is up. there you go, a bit of fox business magic up over 100 points and up 1% on the nasdaq and take a look at big tech if we can at the same time and see how the big tech names are doing and they're all positive as you can see. not bad at all. big tech up across the board, alphabet, microsoft, the big gainers there but let's head to the uk, prime minister liz truss i

good job ringing the bell this morning.s my 16th wedding anniversary so i better say happy anniversary to emily before i say anything else here but you mentioned yes, yesterday was a wild day. such negative start to the day so i thought what in the world just happened. days actually finish more than 5 % off the lows and actually made a 52 week low along the way it's extremely rare and here are some dates for you charles last time we saw, march 2009, late december 2018, and then march 2020. believe me small sample size, but that's the type of stuff you tend to see when markets are forming a low, so i note today is kind of ugly, friday has been weak lately. still yesterday was pretty optimistic, i think, for a year we've been really beat up. charles: i mean, small sample size, for march 2009, march 202. those are points where you really wish not only were you in the market but that you were loading up on the market. of course like a lot of things held yesterday, that were intriguing right? people pointed to certain things wha

this is a make or break hour for your money welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen look where we stand overall. nasdaq down almost 2%. communications services worst part of the market because of alphabet, down almost 9% meta, sympathy, down 6% ahead of earnings later today warner brothers, tech names, paramount, all dragged into selling s&p down 3/4 of 1 percent. pockets of strength, like energy health care a really good day. materials, strong. consumer staples, industrials and financials remain green at this hour. small caps higher by almost 1% divergence tech names under pressure. ten-year yield lower alphabet down 9, microsoft down 7% getting crushed dragging on tech actually not taking down the entire market too much we'll talk more about those moves in a moment. >>> also ahead on today's show a read on the state of business and leisure travel when we are joined by ceo of hilton presh off fresh off earnings and senior markets commentator mike santoli how big a bellwether these companies really are. >> huge index weights, we know i think the story

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he says he a or 80 of them, the although i know them by their bells to each one has a different bell on when its dark out and a cow come, i already know which one it is by the sound of the bell. hartwell's favorite cow, alma is now ready for the biggest day of the year. the direct, it's the other day alma is wearing a swiss calvin. i call it since she's a beautiful sim, entire country with horns to new port in the summer. and she grazed up at 2000 meters later on this. she's wonderful is dipped up the yoga exit out of town. it's always an emotional experience heading down from the alpine pastures. says martin, i'm here. i would have isn't oh long enough. he's been on the mountainside since the 28th of man said without returning to the valley, $100000.00 a month out. and with all the work to do up here. not out of he says there is no time to get lonely house at mark heights. i see i need some kind deseeno was lou. they know what's going on to come. they always get the same decorations on d. now they're waiting for us to open the gate south and then they'll march 14 kilometers 15 kilom

josh bell comes to the plate.k at several players that were picked up at the deadline. a.j. pushing the chips in, going to get soto and drury in a more under the radar deal. an impactful one as well. it was on august 2. the padres didn't take off from that point forward. still about a .500 team. the whole thing was done with an eye on this time, taking down the rododgers and making a run the postseason. >> john: young padres that they were known with the tremendous talent, some of the chips were cashed in for veteran guys to get to this point. the veteran pitching staff is a big part of it. almost been a complete game for the padres offense. we were worried about what they were going to do -- >> joe: swinging bunt, left side. josh bell. >> john: three home runs, 3 two-out rbis, six two-strike hits and everyone by grisham has a hit. the alarm clock went off. >> joe: third hit of the day for josh bell. came in 0fer his last 14. today's telecast is sponsored by progressive insurance. a grand slam for your budget. it'

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so we think that this is a bell. bell, yes, because that, uh, there are tongues near the stakes.and when some event happens, for example, an attack on the city, the death of the monarch in the procession of the monarchanotron. usually they start in churches in bones and in other temples. uh, replace the bells so ah u. that is. e, here, here, it turns out one bell, disturbed the king’s sleep, but he was transferred to a monastery, the second ringing announced the death of tsarevich dmitry e, because of this, he was, as it were, so revealingly devoid of tongue and ears with ears, what with ears , or these are the big ears at the bell, for which maybe twitching or uh, actually. is it here that it is attached, or is it? that's what the ring is attached to, maybe some kind of pull or what is it attached to? but rather, for what is attached hmm from above, but for the tongue just the same for the tongue is pulled. well, yes, the same ropes are tied to languages ​​​​to verbs, and they turn out to be pulled in a certain sequence. usually bells. and there it turns out like this. why am i

i asked him if a joint russian bell russian force could change the face of this war. well, i think it's, it's hard to say, from what i understand the bellows. the bellows does not intend to send its forces . i'm not sure if they did, if they would be any more capable than forces have been they might be per bell, but not, you know, i think they would end up in a similar situation which is being pushed back. so the only worry really is what russian courses try to start a northern front, another front potentially, but they already have their hands full and you know, this is pure speculation on my part. i don't think i can do it all and they're just, they're, you know, trying with all he can to keep some of the games in the east in the south. so i just, i think, best guess and it's a guess. this is probably for show the worst case is they try something from the north to go after the supply lines for nato weapons and supplies that are help supporting ukrainian forces. but i think the russians already have their hands full, you know, in the territory that they, they prize m

another aspect to bring you on today's the bell at men's busy newsday at bell a russian president, alexander lucas shanker. his at his country will deploy a joint group of military forces with russia. these forces have been formed over the past 2 days. the group mainly consists of belushi and soldiers. we were warned that kias has been planning to attack bell ruffian territory. it would be crazy from a military perspective, for them to open the front against bell roost. but that process has already begun, considering that the threat level has comes to that. this requires deployment of a joint group of forces of the union state of russia and bell roofs. and just additionally, mr. lucas shenker suggested that the troops coming from russia would not be significantly large, but added it would be, quote, not a 1000 troops. he insisted that it would still be enough to tackle the threat against his country and also ordered the nation secret services to do whatever it takes to prevent a quote. terrorist attack in belarus, he declared that ukraine would face a night mirror of consequences. his words,

the numbers come out right after the bell, some point after the bell.he reaction is. >>> in the meantime, president joe biden in central new york at this hour as micron plans to build new semiconductor factories and invest billions of dollars this in syracuse. how about that? details on the president's trip to syracuse straight ahead. closing bell 12 minutes away and, yeah, we still see that dow being a powerhouse, 239 points. just off of session highs though. ♪ ♪ about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech. for insights on when to buy and sell. and proactive alerts on market events. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax

so who is this richard bell. [laughter] >> well i am richard bell. >> and there was another question, is there any connection to much let me tell you. this is actually robert bell, no relation it to me as far as i know and he is a printer the bookseller r bell and he was one of a small booksellers and printers at the time. and franklins would've been another one and it is robert bell, and his competitors would buy a copy and then they would print their own to compete against him so robert bell is holding on by will tell you that i teach and i have this assignment that i do with the students, it uses one of the amazing databases we use now we definitely do not when i was in school we just digitized hope on beverly american newspapers. and you can search them by keywords. and then any mention of for instance, the word "common sense", would get grabbed by the software and he would use that phrase in the context. and i'm assignment where i tell my students that writers over the years, everybody in american had common

learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com [school bells] when pain says, “i'm here,” i say, “so are they who do you take it for? ♪ >> that is country music icon loretta lynn who has passed away at the age of 90. her incredible career started in the 1960s and spanned some six decades. her hits like coal miner's daughter resonated beyond the country audience and spoke to her roots growing up in kentucky. she was the first woman to be named entertainer of the year at the cma awards. she also won multiple grammys and was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president obama in 2013. according to her family, she died peacefully today at her home outside nashville. turning to politics now. president biden in 2024. 42 al sharpton, biden is all in. during a private conversation at the white house the resident told him i am going to do it again and americans cheered. the new york court test says, that the president is getting renewed attention for his gaffes like the one he made yesterday plus hurricane damage in puerto rico. >> we have a relative term and between minorities we have 20 per

versus del taco. >> taco bell for me taco bell since i was a kid. >> taco bell for sure. >> taco belle's the thing when i was a young journalist you could do this kind of stuff and you had to go to taco bell because you could really eat for a dollar you didn't have any money and you could go through taco bell and get two tacos and a drink a my kapok 19. >> taco bell for sure but i'm regional there were a lot of de taco's a northeastern pa. kfc versus popeyes i would say kfc because the finger looking good thing had me and i'm the same thing. >> i did have popeyes where i was also kind of regional. >> kfc. >> popeyes everyone here is wrong. >> and mays got a point because of the popeyes thing we did tha thing how the chicken sandwich was so amazing they had lines out the door they would only have it at certain times. >> dunkin' donuts versus krispy kreme. i would say krispy kreme doughnuts and that may be dunkin' donuts at the copy. >> i didn't even know they had krispy kreme store. i'm going to go with dunkin' donuts as well just because of the coffee pot so much the doughnuts. >> i g

you just heardthe bells.s always, we're just getting started from here at post nine in just a little bit, i'll speak to marc lasry on all things markets where we sees opportunity and he has reason to worry. we begin with our talk of the tape all in as in is all of the bad news the rhetoric and the rate hikes all priced in to stocks? and is that why today's red hot ppi report

liz: yeah, after the bell, that's a big one. chars, breaking news, i don't know if you saw this, elon musk has "entered the building". he just tweet that had he's -- tweeted he entered twitter headquarters and it was higher before the tweet and the tweet has video of him walking in carrying of all things a sink. we're working on getting you that video and he's also changed his profile to "chief twit". he's known to change his profile a lot but as soon as we get the video, we'll show you and again, twitter stock days ahead of a court ordered deadline to close his $44 billion deal for the social media platform is trending up about 1% to $53.34 getting closer to his original buyout offer of $54.20. this is the spinoff of intel self-driving car unit ask one hour left to trade in the debut, mobile i is zooming by and gain of 33.5% and priced at $21 a share and now at $22.0 and will a valuation of $21 billion. i don't know, could this be a sign of i p, o resurgence because the ipo market has been deadly or a sign of overexuberance? to

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> stocks are building on this week's strong rally. some headlines hitting the tape a few minutes ago from information that apple is cutting iphone 14 plus production that's taking some steam out of the rally. welcome, everyone. this is a make-or break hour for your money i'm sara eisen apple just turned negative the dow overall is still up 200 points s&p is up almost three-quarters of a percent the nasdaq is lagging today. we are putting together here back-to-back gains if we continue to trade higher and close positive in the next hour. there's the ten-year treasury note yield, at about 4% or so right now. i mention it because that is obviously one of the big drivers of stocks right now, those higher yields standing in the way of an equity rally, and certainly dampening some enthusiasm just looking at the ten-year, a little bit weaker. really not moving a whole lot. check out some of today's moving earners. goldman sachs is higher on a beat lockheed martin soaring up johnson & johnson beating on the top and bottom lines hasbro is pull

is d w in years i will bring you special coverage of issues. nobel peace prize announced by the no bell. the norwegian nobel, a committee in also the speaker is the committee chair barret rice, anderson. good morning everyone. then the we'd shoot no little committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2022 to one in the big chill and 2 organizations. the peace prize laureate represent civil society in their home countries. they have for many years promoted the right to criticize power and protect the fundamental rights of citizens. they had made an outstanding effort to document war crimes, human rights abuses, and the abuse of power together. they demonstrate the significance of civil society, poor peace and democracy. this year's peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate arliss. beyond the, off the skin from bella root the russian human rights organization memorial and the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties. alicia b ali out again was one of the initiators of the democracy movement that emerged in bella. ruth, in the mid 19 eighties. he has

four minutes bench the closing bell rings.s of the broader market. they're moving in lockstep with equities. bitcoin up to 20,251. also increase in copy toe coinbase, down 70% year-to-date. coinbase has fits and starts. it is a you look at longer gain. apple after the bell is another company investors are watching incredibly closely with kenny polcari and sarge as well. they report thursday. beyond that, apple glass supplier corning is sending out what may be an intertiff warning n the quarter ending in sent, corning saw smartphone unit sales decline 14% on annual basis, tablet, notebook demand fell 17%. what does that tell us about apple, any other company that uses tech in screens? sidney crosby ldl financial which has as et cetera under management of a trillion dollars. what do you read to that, quincy? >> that is not a good idea. you remember apple subs when we heard from some of the suppliers, they were told to cut production. so this is not a good sign. the only thing that apple can do is come out and say we're selling y

and a bell in your hair. your hair. hemorrhoids and be careful here your shoulder straps new season on monday at 20:00 on ntv you heard this cover is yours, but in fact it was officially released on the tribute alexander says, listen, there is a type of offer to sing. and my favorite song is still a pity from the polonaise all my life i loved it now of my communal times. a week later they made a cover in about 12 minutes, and the same events gave us a record, vinyl did not give us anything. do you know you don't? so basically it's 1:1. are you happy with the camera or not? here i am with pleasure. listen to us. there were even concerts we called them forbidden songs. they were a whole bunch of concertgoers. one day i couldn't play to play the camera in '75. and further, well, and we even did two concerts in a row, respectively, 32 songs were played, and the artists on whom you make covers, how they treat normally calmly. well, i'm normal in general, the time machine group warmed up a lot. nifiga was the best

this is a make-or-break hour for your money welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." where we stand in the market, we lost that earlier rally. the dow was's high as 3.99. you still have two positive sectors right now, communication services and energy. you can thank at&t for a change, off better earnings. that stock is up off almost 8% twitter, all working today the nasdaq down about 0.6. higher yields are still the name of the game. the higher treasury yields check out today's earnings movers, tesla pulling back after a revenue and margin miss. at&t i mentioned jumping after beating on both the top and bottom lines ibm reporting strong results, higher revenues and american airlines beating on both top and bottom lines. >>> the british pound, the story of the day, given up some earlier gains, though it remains slightly higher, as prime minister liz truss resigns, as her party tries to figure out who the next prime minister will be, as soon as next week. >>> coming up on the show, we'll talked to the ceo of fifth third bank as existing home sales fall to a ten-year low

they would see larry bell's studio. bell: i realized who it was and i got...petrified. i got total--i was totally un-- just stuck--struck dumb by the fact that this person, this legend that i knew nothing of but kn he was a legend had come into my studio and was interested in what i did, and liked the guy cause i was a cigar smoker and duchamp smoked cigars, too. drohojowska-philp: i think it was just duchamp who was willing to make this one of the last art gestures of his life. i mean, that retrospective in a way is a kind of performative piece in itself in terms of his own involvement. man: i have never worked with any artist, younger or older, living artist who was more intelligent, that should be obvious, but more resourcefully cooperative. no one, no exception. charles gaines: it's interesting his first major museum show is in pasadena. i think that it revealed the potential of los angeles, for sure. so, for that reason, i think it's--this is the risk of being seminal and i think that people then began to expect to see art in los angeles and art coming out of los a

so we believe that this is a bell. the bell, yes, because, uh, there are tongues near the stakes., and when some event happens, for example, an attack on the city, the death of the monarch in the procession monarchanotron. usually they start in churches in bones and in other temples. uh, replace the bells. so and. i mean, uh, right here. so, it turns out one bell broke the king's dream, but he was transferred to a monastery. uh-huh, the second ringing announced the death of tsarevich dmitry e, and for this he was, as it were, so revealingly devoid of tongue and ears with ears, that with ears, either these are big ears near the bell, for which they possibly pull either, e, in fact . is it here that it is attached, or is it? that's what he fastened the ring, maybe some just what is it pulling on or what is it attached to? but rather, for what is attached hmm from above, but for the tongue just the same for the tongue is pulled. well, yes, the ropes are tied to the tongues of the bells, and they turn out to be pulled in a certain sequence. usually bells. and there it turns out such a

that's it for me in "closing bell," now into overtime with mike santoli. >> you just heard the bells., and we begin with our talk of the tape call for your money from guggenheim's scott my nert the fed could be forced to stop tightening as soon as early november scott joins us now in an overtime exclusive by phone. scott. as i speak to yo

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we'll have another rally on our hands at the opening bell. what do you tell your people?tart buying or stay out? >> well, stuart, we're not buying today. we have a general rule at my firm is that we don't buy on big up days. we wait for down days to buy. we're not buying today but there's a lot of positives for the market. stabilization out of england, we have initial earnings that are positive. you had general oversold conditions and i'm positive about that and i'm not a buyer today and we've been buying throughout this and we haven't been one of the firms that sat this out the entire time, we've been active and we've been buyers and wait for a down day, we'll get one in the next couple weeks and, stuart, that'll be a better buying opportunity. stu: the bear market is not over according to you? >> if you look at technical level, 3800 for s&p and it's tough to break that and we're trading around there today. let's see what happens over the next couple of days ask we'll be in a range of 10%, probably 5% on the upside, 10% on the downside because really the real impact for

the group mainly consists of bell ruffian soldiers. we were warned that kias has been planning to attack bell ruffian territory. it would be crazy from a military perspective for them to open a front against bella luce. but that process has already begun. considering that the threat level has comes to that. this requires deployment of a joint group of forces of the union state of russia and bell roofs. mr. fisher and co suggested that the troops coming from russia would not be significant the large, but as it would be, quote, not a 1000 troops. also order the nation secret service to do whatever it takes to prevent a quote, terror attack and bella roof declared that ukraine would face a nightmare of consequences if indeed dead to attack bella russian territory. well, i spoke earlier in the program to canadian journalist to eva bartlett, who shared her take on the possibility of bella ruth, directly entering the conflict. this is not russian beller is against ukraine. but rather if it's sellers is entering into the prey, it is against u

stu: two tech giants, microsoft and alphabet report after the bell.ese earnings, big tech earnings, are they going to make or break the market? what do you say? >> stuart, my atlanta braves are no longer world series contenders so this is my world series. this tech week for earnings is the world series for the markets. i disagree with ryan because that rally he was talking about can't happen without good earnings out of tech this week so it's a very big deal. i'm watching google specifically. google is a recession resilient business. if we see slowing in search demand for google, that should tell us something about the greater economy but the one positive thing, stuart, the bar has been set so low. just look at google. there's been 36 downward earning shares or re-vegass and 35 revenue -- revenue downgrades and 8.5 year over year for going and will we get that but if there's -- google and if there's any weakness, we need to be buyers because you're going to get in on some names at a really good value where they're trading a few months ago. stu: next c

it takes a long time to put on the elaborate head, dress and bells, but the cows not seemed to bothered by the whole process. it's the crew, it's hard at work. it's been open fluke. good. the cows are adorned with christian symbols and an individual festive head piece is designed for each of the 80 animals. but there's just one person who knows how to decorate each and every one of them. nevada, nevada. does he know them all by name? yeah, yeah, for sure. he says he of all 80 of them. he, although i know them by their bells $200.00, each one has a different belt on when its dark out and, and a cow come, i already know which one it is by the sound of the bell. hartwell's favorite cow, alma is now ready for the biggest day of the year. the direct, it's the i day alma is wearing a swiss. how, but i call it says she's a beautiful semantic house with horns to new port in the summer. she grazed up at 2000 maters. it done this, she's wonderful, is dipped up the yoga exit out of town. it's always an emotional experience heading down on the alpine pastures. says martin on me as it isn't oh long

how come i already know which one it is by the sound of the bell? hartwell's favorite cow, alma is now ready for the biggest day of the year. the direct, it's the i day alma is wearing a swiss. how, but i call it says she's a beautiful cement hall country with horns to nicole in the summer. and she grazed up at 2000 meters. it and is, she's wonderful is dipped up the yoga exit out of town. it's always an emotional experience heading down from the alpine pastures, says martin, i'm here. as it isn't oh, long and i'm off. he's been on the mountainside since the 28th of man said without returning to the valley. one island falcon died in moscow and with all the work to do up here. now he says there's no time to get lonely. i've had my final taste. we are in some cases. deseeno was lou. they know what's going on to come. they always get the same decorations. oh, now they're waiting for us to open the gate cells muffed and then they'll march 14 kilometers fits and kilometer from the alpine pasture, an inner outbox to the town of a fight about 600 meters fu

heard the bells.from here at post nine at the new york stock exchange in a little bit speak to a technical strategist who says he saved this rally in stocks same time others argue opposite. where we begin with our "talk of the tape" today. after a big move on wall street why it could go for a while according to a bull joining me eric johnston with cantor fitzgerald made a tactical call on the show stocks would take off to end of the year

and so bell makes this argument, and after bell makes this argument in sort of legal journals, some historiansconfirm, oh, look, the state department was actually writing to the supreme court saying like schools, segregation is hurting us. they are using this abroad and, you know, we need we're out in support of desegregating, right. and so bell says interest converge and that's what happened. right. and so one thing i worry about now and i've written again, this is not in the book, this is in a piece i wrote when i finished. the book is i worry about interest diverging and what i mean by that is if you look at the conservative movement in the united states, they're no longer worried about the cold war. what they're doing is actually mimicking the laws and policy laws of authoritarian states that are repressive to their internal minorities. and that that makes me worry that we're entering like perhaps a not great period. well, that's kind of a not so sorry, optimistic note, too, to end on, but history continues to unfold. as i as i say, i think we have maybe time for a couple of questions. do