hey ben morgan, they're bringing this up to date from cartoon. have a nice thank you. $1.00 and $2000000.00 in emergency aids has been announced by the european commission in response to widespread flooding. incense he don, at least 40 people have been killed more than 750000 affected since the disaster began in may. it's the 3rd straight year of severe flooding scientists, plainness on erotic whether linked to climate change. poland towns close part of its border with bella roofs as a crisis escalates over refugees and migrants. poland and the e. u accused bellows of encouraging the migrant flow. in retaliation against sanctions, the migrants themselves say they're trapped in an increasingly desperate situation . so you're gay, go reports the chopped between the woods and a highway in better ruse. these people have been walking towards the polish border, anxious to enter the european union. criminal charge on the other side. polish security forces in riot gear, part of the 12000 that have been stationed, that guarding the front here. preventing

hey, ben morgan, in our cartoon bureau, let's go back to wrestle surgery on the streets of culture, im dresser. while we're in a different now in a 1 pm local time. so despite the security measures taken by the army blocking the bridge, blocking the main roads to prevent people from traveling, they managed to get in. now a people are attending this process and then on the report a 2 people have been killed and several others injured, particularly in on dorm on so far is relatively, at least as of now. but we do not know what the security forces are going to have an agency here as well. so there's the protesters here. how barricaded the laws. they are ferdinand tires and they are demanding the military to start back. so i'm now i'm joined by a today because i am in the final position a so these on november 13th, the protesters have with me a more than a 100 people for a job or not. and whether the casualty is going to go out. so and also the professors here said that they are going to start to in protest for one day sitting growth that cools escalate the passion here because in 2019, wh

i want to point my colleagues, representative morgan griffith, representative bob good, representative ben cline, all part of an exciting evening yesterday. very historic. yesterday sent a message, not just across the commonwealth of virginia but across the nation that it's parents that matter, that it's parents that should be in charge of their children's destiny and school systems. that it's about small businesses and empowering them to make sure they continue to build this economic engine that we know right now has been stifled. we know, too, that yesterday was about empowering communities to work with police departments, to make sure they have the resources necessary to make our communities safer. yesterday was historic, too. we have the first black female elected to statewide office in our new lieutenant governor. we have the first latino elected to statewide state office, jason. and we have a new majority in the virginia house of delegates. a new day that speaks volumes about empowering people, not government, about putting things back into our local communities where they need to be

now ben, why does j p morgan believe so much could be saved by creating a c, b, c. well, i think the general idea here is that obviously cross border transactions are expensive. there's no question about that in the crypto space. this is the digital currency, the crypto currencies have completely revolutionized banking, which is not just what they set out to do. they set out to obviously replace the banking system, but they have revolutionized that. and so j. p. morgan actually has been a part of this for a long time. remember a couple years ago, they released something called j. p coin, which was essentially designed specifically for this purpose. because whenever you have any kind of international transaction, you have to use a system is called the swift system, which allows you to be able to make those transactions across borders. it is a process, it's expensive, it's time consuming. it takes a long time to get it done. crypto currencies completely change that. and so what j . p morgan is saying, is that, yeah, if the central banks have their own digital currency

. $280 price targt and joining us on that call, morgan stanley benjamin ben, always good to see you. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me >> i want to get to spot, in particular, but can you begin by giving us the backdrop on where you think the ad market is headed and is it slowing faster than expected. interviewing the likes of hershey where they say what is the point basically in advertising if our goods aren't going to be on the sehelf >> a big topic as we head into the holidays here which is the biggest part of the year from an advertising perfective no question that supply chain and in general the end market is quite strong we expect the ad market to grow almost 30% but there are pockets and it could be big around goods and performance ads. think of bottom of funnel advertising where there is probably some risk around the holidays i do think per your last conversation we've seen a lot of that price in the stocks and there are parts of the ad market and think of things like sports betting that are incredibly strong so, i think there will be companies that will hav

let's bring this our panel ben domenech publisher of the federalist. morgantz. you look at and this look at past before the midterms, the party that does not seem to be doing well usually sees a boat load of retirements. >> i haven't checked with las vegas but the r's are pretty overwhelming that the republicans take the house next year. if you are a committee chair with own thiefdom looking at becoming minority member that is enough to make some democrats to say i haven't seen my family for decades but i should spend more time with them. barometer life under a speaker kevin mccarthy is going to be a whole lot less pleasant than nancy pelosi where they control the floor. they would be playing defense. democratic lentil lay temperature would be doa that's why they are trying to get trillions out the door now while they still hold the gavel. >> bret: candidate joe biden about what he was forecasting on the trail. take a listen to this. this is from october 24th, 2020. >> none of you will have your taxes raised. anyone making less than $400,000 will not see a pe

. >>> for more let's bring in morgan stanley's ben swinberg and neal macker. me start with you, i read your note this morning on the cost side here, i thought it was interesting that you did raise what you estimate in terms at least will be disney's need to ramp up content and therefore the content spend. how does that figure into your overall view of the company, and its prospects? >> look, i think at the end of the day if you own disney stock and today with the pullback we think it's gotten more compelling you believe they can build a big and profitable streaming business and so the prize, as we highlighted in the note, is that as we move out of 2024 and beyond that is a big business with real scale and profitability. the cost to sort of scale to that point if it's $10 billion instead of $8 billion in the grand scheme of thing i don't think is a thesis changer. i think the keys they deliver on the top line to make the stock work rather than the cost to get there. >> right you called your note the cost of doing business you still have it as an overweight, why

absolutely, you look at the world cup in 2019, we had eoin morgan from ireland, ben stokes from new zealandustry —— west indies. look at the level of players there at the elite level. when you embrace diversity and other cultures you can perform even better as a team and as an organisation, this will definitely be a huge concern to think that why yorkshire county cricket club have not taken any disciplinary action and this is going to put huge pressure is on people on board and the chairman to give us some answers, what is your understanding on the terms of racial words? why have you termed them as banter? thank you very much for talking to us. let's return to the cop26 climate summit — which is turning its attention to global finance, with firms what measures will be taken to control plastic pollution? good to have you with us. we have heard a lot of discussion already and it has only just started lot of discussion already and it has onlyjust started really lot of discussion already and it has only just started really about all sorts of different subjects like deforestation and getting low

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reigning one day world champions, but the captain eoin morgan has been playing down their label as strong favourites to become t20 kings as well. benher reports. behind the skyscrapers in the persian gulf lies the tallest of cricket challengers. four teams trying to scale the height of the sport. england's wealth of talent has been depleted. jason roy out with a string. has been depleted. jason roy out with a string-— has been depleted. jason roy out with a strinu. ~ ., _, , with a string. whoever comes in will brina a lot with a string. whoever comes in will bring a lot of— with a string. whoever comes in will bring a lot of experience _ with a string. whoever comes in will bring a lot of experience and - with a string. whoever comes in will bring a lot of experience and a - with a string. whoever comes in will bring a lot of experience and a lot i bring a lot of experience and a lot of skill into our team, so it's a massive chain forjason. he's obviously been pretty devastated over the last couple of days. england have power to play. johnny is expected to open, leaving laying... strength in depth. flew they have winners throughou

i am a ben graham-type disciple, read the intelligent investor, my mom's boyfriend worked at morgan stanleyy 2017, hay dropped 85, 90%, so you've seen what can happen. but you also see the benefits of kind of holding on to an asset that you really understand and really believe n. and i think, you know, for one though financial add a visors really show their kind of merit and value in downturns, and that's a true statement. we haven't seen a downturn in 13, 14 years, and there are plenty of young people who are going to feel like hot shots, and all of a sudden it goes could be 50, 60%. not saying ditching financial advisers is right for everybody, but i think there's a lot of really educated young people that are making strong investment decisions for themselves that don't get the credit. and i also think i'm very interested in investing and start-ups and secondaries in start-ups, and some of these are not readily known or available to existing financial advisers also. neil: no, i think you're right. and by the way, those brokerage firms, you mentioned goldman, for example, that was wrong ab

captain eoin morgan described it as one of buttler�*s best ever performances in an england shirt and beng one of the two remaining spots at the season—ending atp tour finals. he beat federico delbonis in straight sets in his opening match of the paris masters and could join the world's best in turin with a decent run here. while the british number two dan evans is out, along with andy murray, who blew seven match points in his match against lucky loser dominic koepfer, the german taking the final set tie—break 11—9. he put in a lot of work for that. andy murray will be disappointed, seven match points. mas andy murray will be disappointed, seven match points.— andy murray will be disappointed, seven match points. was not his day. kee -s us seven match points. was not his day. keeps us entertained _ seven match points. was not his day. keeps us entertained with _ seven match points. was not his day. keeps us entertained with the - seven match points. was not his day. | keeps us entertained with the drama. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. dan was outside in his big coat