we know we can do better than this. and that's why we are so— better than this.eserves a warm, secure _ think everyone deserves a warm, secure and — think everyone deserves a warm, secure and affordable home. that is how to _ secure and affordable home. that is how to build stronger communities and better— how to build stronger communities and better lives for all. successive governments have left a generation of renters unable to put down _ generation of renters unable to put down lasting routes because they can't _ down lasting routes because they can't afford to get on the housing ladder. _ can't afford to get on the housing ladder, they cannot even touch the first rung — ladder, they cannot even touch the first rung. the broken housing market— first rung. the broken housing market leaves people much less likely— market leaves people much less likely to — market leaves people much less likely to feel at home where they live, it _ likely to feel at home where they live, it is — likely to feel at home where they live, it is hard to prioritise building _ live, it

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. find are more likely to have a slightly better christmas.— better christmas.nterest rates _ better christmas. and also on interest rates we _ better christmas. and also on interest rates we do - better christmas. and also on interest rates we do you - better christmas. and also on interest rates we do you think better christmas. and also on - interest rates we do you think this will influence the bank in terms of where we might have more rises in future? i where we might have more rises in future? ~ , where we might have more rises in future? ~' , , ., future? i think they will pause and make for a — future? i think they will pause and make for a while _ future? i think they will pause and make for a while unless _ future? i think they will pause and make for a while unless we - future? i think they will pause and make for a while unless we see i future? i think they will pause and i make for a while unless we see gdp figures going into negative. the important figures are the gdp figures that come out on 10th of november and then we might have a more robust se

string of better data releases.al spending which comes out in that number which was strong we knew that, right, because that factors into the gdp we saw yesterday on the third quarter, but 0.7 month over month growth in september versus 0.4% in august is a notable jump and better than consensus. then headline inflation comes at a little bit firmer, 0.4% versus 0.3% expected. core, strip out food and energy which we know the fed likes to look at for the underlying trend, 0.3% versus 0.1% higher little bit hotter. if you look and zoom out the down trend is still in place on inflation, so it shouldn't really change the macro narrative or the fed's trajectory next week when it's going to pause at its meeting. those are the expectations but it does keep them on high alert, mike, that this stronger data may make it harder to bring inflation all the way back down to trend and that's going to be the story. today's data didn't do anything to change that. >> for sure. the good news is these numbers on inflation for months now

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country and a build fora better country and a better— build for a better country and a better life forroad in america. right from _ studying abroad in america. right from the — studying abroad in america. right from the very beginning, i was struck— from the very beginning, i was struck by— from the very beginning, i was struck by two things about him. no, not his— struck by two things about him. no, not his smart suits our love for hudey— not his smart suits our love for hudey is — not his smart suits our love for hudey is. he actually did not own either— hudey is. he actually did not own either back— hudey is. he actually did not own either back then. two much more important — either back then. two much more important things. his deep love for his home — important things. his deep love for his home, the united kingdom, and his home, the united kingdom, and his sincere — his home, the united kingdom, and his sincere desire to ensure as many people _ his sincere desire to ensure as many people as _ his sincere desire to ensure as many people as possible have a chance to have the _ peop

and better. and part of that is. >> today today is shakeout. the great california shakeout. yeah. so everybody is going to get a warning that you're not going to shaking like that. you're just going to get the practice drill of the alert. that will sound your phone this morning and that reminds you to drop cover. hold on, get under a table or a desk like the kids do when they do their drills. so just be ready. don't run outside or do anything like that is just to kind of a dry run through. and it's 10:19am, 10, 19. yeah. be ready for your phone. you know, these to say get under or jam, right? that's not the recommendation any more than what you do exactly what you see here. get underneath something, stop, drop and cover on. >> in case anything falls down off the shelves. and i'm going to get hit shake. so we'd get under this des james. and as you and then you would layer yourself on top of me to shield from anything that 9.11 is that i'm still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. multiple cities in

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every new wave will become more advanced, better trained with better chips and more computing power. need to make sure that as the risks evolve, so does our shared understanding. i believe we should take inspiration from the intergovernmental panel on climate change, which was set up to reach an international scientific consensus. so next week i will propose that we establish a truly global expert panel, nominated by the countries and organisations attending, to publish a state of ai science report. of course, our efforts also depend on collaboration with al companies themselves. uniquely, in the world, those companies have already trusted the uk with privileged access to their models. that is why the uk is so well—placed to the well�*s first ai safety summit. my vision and our ultimate goal should be towards a more international approach to safety where we collaborate with partners to ensure ai systems are safe before they are released. and so to support this we will make the work of our ai institute available to the world. that is the right thing to do morally, in keeping with the

the stock kept going lower for the better part of the year.tastic a company might be, do not fall in love with its stock unless you give serious consideration to its balance sheet because when the balance sheet is bad, it is like marrying someone with horrible credit. you will be paying for that mistake for ages. do i think disney will come back? yes. that's not the question. why did i buy it so bad? i was obviously in love with a piece of paper, something that should have never happened. "mad money" is back after this. how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a priceless piece of art. enjoy. or when they sell you what they want? yeah. the more we understand you, the better we can help you. that's what u.s. bank is for. huge relief. yeah... ♪ hi, my name is damion clark. and if you have

sleep better, live better.nd it's the blue angels because they always make it an amazing weekend to be working in this city. we circle this day on the calendar every year in the sports department. we sneak outside. we watch the blue angels do their thing. then we quickly scamper back to work, putting our saturday show together. the precision in the timing, it's just absolute perfection. now you'll have one last chance to check the blue angels out tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the fleet week finale. that's our good night play of the day, sponsored by mancini sleep world sleep better or live better. time now for our plays of the day and check this out. what can curry do? here's his pregame. trick shot. he's going to catch the ball on his neck. he's going to kick it over to q bruce frazier, who's going to boot it back soccer style? curry catches it. you can't do that in soccer. but he caught it, spins around. so that is just unreal. real coordination. now we have some competition note where chris paul is standing behind t

so take lessons from that and be a better team this week.- better team this week.his week. so they came from august is _ better team this week. so they came from august is on - better team this week. so they came from august is on your. came from august is on your mind? ., , ., , mind? yeah, it is. it would be wron: mind? yeah, it is. it would be wrong of _ mind? yeah, it is. it would be wrong of us — mind? yeah, it is. it would be wrong of us do _ mind? yeah, it is. it would be wrong of us do not _ mind? yeah, it is. it would be wrong of us do not try - mind? yeah, it is. it would be wrong of us do not try and - wrong of us do not try and dismiss it. we are a much better team now than we were then but i think there are clear things that we have to take away from that and our coaches being clear about reminding us of that and showing us clips that hurt. watching a stiffen like that will always hurt so she shyness a few clips and made sure that we are fully aware of what needs to change. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our we

are ou garner much better returns. are you satisfied — garner much better returns.ns taken by the government?— and returns taken by the covernment? , ., ., government? given throughout the month _ government? given throughout the month of— government? given throughout the month of september, - government? given throughout the month of september, the l the month of september, the contracts, we may remain sluggish as we talked about. i think the market will likely see a more coordinated policy approach in order to restore confidence in the market. so as we go into the npc committee meeting towards the end of the month, we are hoping there will be much more supportive measures to come through, especially on the supply front. so specifically, we think it is important for these developers to have better funding access, as well as some more support in order to make sure that they are guaranteed home delivery. 0therwise confidence will be remain very low at this level. it's notjust state leaders heading to china these days. apple chief executive tim cook has also made a su

walker is in a better situation. what about - in a better situation. what about midfield? brilliant, loads of choice, declan rice, really impressed with him, imagine him with paul scholes and steven gerrard. a bit harsh on phil foden. lampard, sure. . . , bit harsh on phil foden. lampard, sure. , , , ., bit harsh on phil foden. lampard, sure. ,, , ., sure. this is why i am questioning ou. sure. this is why i am questioning you. bellingham _ sure. this is why i am questioning you. bellingham has _ sure. this is why i am questioning you. bellingham has still- sure. this is why i am questioning you. bellingham has still to - sure. this is why i am questioning you. bellingham has still to do - sure. this is why i am questioning you. bellingham has still to do a l you. bellingham has still to do a .u . you. bellingham has still to do a pop promises. — you. bellingham has still to do a pup promises, lampard - you. bellingham has still to do a pup promises, lampard was - you. bellingham has still to do a - pup promises, lampard was definitely a goal machine. overall for a squad o

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overall the number was better than expected. free cash flow was $900 billion better than expected. the healthcare division is pretty much humming. even the other problem areas like consumer and industrials while they missed on top line they feed on profitability. their price/cost mix is starting to work. a vote of confidence for sure. >> general electric up 100% this year. >> yes. >> 75% year to date. >> yes. >> now what? >> this was a good quarter. it really was. they're hitting it on all strides at this point. 18% organic growth. 25% growth, organic growth, aviation alone. again, another quarter of better than expected free cash flow, raising free cash flow guidance. i think they're humming and you have the vernova split coming out the second quarter of next year. that'll be your next catalyst. >> where did you get in on this? do you remember the equivalent before the split? pretty split right? >> a long time ago. 18? i bought it all the way down to 10 and i fought everybody along the way. >> i can't even remember. was it 10-1 split? >> 8-1 i think it was. >> something big to 1.

the vessels, the better our retina, the better the blood supply to the entire eye, and the fewer eye principle, so do not burn the vessels of your eyes with all sorts of nonsense, but use simple ones tips: red color for 3 minutes on your husband, hop into a red shirt, remember in a red shirt, so cute , then sex, mikhail, let's call a spade a spade, then, 30 minutes of walking a day, in the finale, and a couple of cups of tea, a couple of cups of tea , before or after, as mikhail egorovich says, not wanting to mention the word sex specifically, after what we talked about, blueberries are not on our list, but everything else is quite accessible, right? yes, that’s it, michal, well, see a doctor, don’t forget to contact an ophthalmologist once a year, definitely, once a year, we’ll take a break for a while, and then we’ll continue and meet you at the market, we’ve actually been doing quite a lot lately we go... outside the studio, for now we only go to the market, but i hope life we will be carried away to some other space, and today we will buy an unusual fruit there, which is actually

i've only not better as a “oint effort. i've only ot 3-4 better as a joint effort., bringing in private investment— is it too late to try any of those things in terms of trying to find an equation that takes this project forward? takes this pro'ect forward? well, i think ou takes this project forward? well, i think you would _ takes this project forward? well, i think you would have _ takes this project forward? well, i think you would have to _ takes this project forward? well, i think you would have to ask- takes this project forward? well, i think you would have to ask the i think you would have to ask the government— think you would have to ask the government that _ think you would have to ask the government that question, - think you would have to ask the government that question, butl think you would have to ask the i government that question, but if think you would have to ask the - government that question, but if you look at _ government that question, but if you look at it— government that question, but if you look at it with — government that question, bu

so we recognize that frankly sharing is a big part of promoting a better understanding among partners and allies you have a shared but more relative to the cybersecurity world, it is increasingly obvious to everybody that this threat landscape requires us to increasingly share intelligence with nontraditional partners. part of it is what i would say is understanding the landscape. we do the global trends reports where we look out about 15 years and say you're the global trends from thing takes, private sectors and so on. and one of them key things you see in this report is the growth and power in the actors. which is the private sector but also transnational movements. we as a community are focused on state actors but increasingly recognize that we have the global landscape to think about. so we need to have a better understanding of frankly the agendas of major multinational corporations for example, or even cities and states, sometimes. built into how we are looking at an understanding what the landscape looks at. and this is something that is obvious to all of you, we recognize so

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he says the west of ukraine has better condition for such an opportunity in particular. this comes as ukrainian armed forces are receiving training in britain and other western countries. britain has provided five-week military training courses to around 2000 ukrainians over the past year. london says the british defense. companies have plans to set up arms factories in ukraine as well. pro russia party wins general elections in nato member state slovakia. with almost all the votes counted. left this party led by the former premier robert fico, obtained over 23% of the votes. that left the party's main rival, the centris progressive slovakia in second place on 17% of the votes. robert fico's party now needs to enter equal. pico seeks and military aid to ukraine, wants better relations with russia and is critical of the european union and nato. he is pledged not to send a single round of ammunition to ukraine from slovakia, which has been one of europe's biggest owners to kiev, as a share of his gdp. onto france for the government continues to enforce controversial budget

my views on how to support business better— my views on how to support business better in— my views onches out. this is my vision for independence. a nation growing in prosperity— independence. a nation growing in prosperity and more able to ensure the wellbeing of its citizens at home, — the wellbeing of its citizens at home, and at the same time, a nation that asserts _ home, and at the same time, a nation that asserts its place in the world, confident, — that asserts its place in the world, confident, ambitious, collaborative and internationalist and, crucially, as we _ and internationalist and, crucially, as we build — and internationalist and, crucially, as we build the nation, the economy we develop — as we build the nation, the economy we develop must be strong, sustainable, and sociallyjust. sustainable, and socially just. applause and all of this needs reform. we must _ and all of this needs reform. we must reform to build. by reforming the structures and systems that sustain— the structures and systems that sustain us, that educate our children. _ sustain us, that educate our

freedom is better democracy is better. equality under the law is. better take it from someone who grew up without them. the free world must not apologize or make excuses for doing the right and necessary things. yes, america made mistakes, but you are not punished for talking about them. america is not perfect, but it is still viewed by billions of people around world as a beacon of hope because it believes it is possible to always get better. this is why in 2017 i founded the renew democracy initiative to connect the fight for democracy at home with the fight against authoritarianism abroad. our goal at rti is to remind americans how, in spirit all your values truly are to those us who have experienced life, the unfree world never take it for granted. when america is content to play the role of a just another bystander, it has a powerful ripple effect. freedom house 2022. freedom in the world report found overall drop in freedom for, the 17th consecutive year. it is no coincidence that this has happened as greatest defender of freedom, the united s

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., ~ , . ~ , better? thank you very much. as ou ve better? thank you very much.u very well _ better? thank you very much. as you very well explained, - better? thank you very much. as you very well explained, the - you very well explained, the world agreed that poverty would be our objective number one in terms of its eradication in 2015, and today, that is out of reach. today, if we update the poverty level, it is actually because of inflation and so on, it is $2 per person per day, and we have 700 million people living under that line —— $2.15. but we take a bit of a higher standard which we use for the upper middle income countries, which is still a relatively low standard, which is 6.85 dollars per person per day, almost half is under that level, so that is 47% of the world population, and i have to say that in the last decade we have really moved in the right direction, lifting about1 direction, lifting about 1 billion direction, lifting about1 billion people out of poverty, but certainly, there was a slowdown and the covid—19 crisis and the sequential shock

are you better off than you were four years ago? >>> congressman dean phillips announce on friday that he's challenging president biden for the democratic nomination. he'll join me in just a moment. would he be doing so if americans felt that they were better off now than they were four years ago? i ask that because in the final week of the 1980 presidential campaign, ronald reagan asked jimmy carter that crystallized and maybe sway the election. >> next tuesday all of you will go to the polls. you'll stand there in the polling place and make a decision. i think when you make that decision it might be well if you ask yourself, are you better off than you were four years ago? >> carter was then beleaguered by the misery index, acued economic measure invented by economist arthur oaken in the 1970s. combination of unemployment and inflation rates. the number was more than 20% during the 1980 campaign when ronald reagan won re-election it was 11.4%. when george w. bush won a second term, the misery index was 9. for barack obama's second

it is much better than it was. women have been working hard at success. whereas young men have gone the opposite. there are a variety of industries, what is happening to the epidemic of loneliness. in drugs and that sort of thing. it is also true, the statistic that blew my mind, we grew up in different times. but during most of that time, young men were the dominant number, the dominant force in college. men were going, young women were taking jobs. that has changed. in the last year or so, of the -- degrees awarded by universities, for every 100 -- 74 went to women. think of that. that is a wonderful number. it gives me hope as we go forward. madeleine: what is going on with the men? what is happening with them? mr. gergen: they do not know what the rules are anymore. it is not obvious. it is easy to be -- to lose your way in this adulation. -- in this situation. one of the most important things we can do, and would be very helpful, gavin newsom and wes moore are the two proponents of this. national service. an expectation that every young percent betwe

it’s people take it up, that so much the better-— the better. it's essentialwe rive all the better.s essentialwe give all the helpful- the better. it's essentialwe give all the helpful future i give all the helpful future generations to come through. as you see — generations to come through. as you see tonight, how enthusiastic those little children, eight years and on, are — children, eight years and on, are they— children, eight years and on, are. they really enjoy it. fencing _ are. they really enjoy it. fencing brought the couple together many years ago and they have been duelling their way to the top ever since, but this is the first time they have qualified for the veteran's world championship in the same year. janet finished fifth in 2022. she is determined to make it onto the podium in florida this time. hopefully notjust a bronze, i would — hopefully notjust a bronze, i would like silver, possibly gold. _ would like silver, possibly gold, but unfortunately the top seed _ gold, but unfortunately the top seed is — gold, but unfortunately the top seed is from the usa and she i

as we move into having better and far from perfect but better post-market data available, we are learning more from real-world evidence too. overall for the fda, that is tied to clear metrics. a lot of the budget for the drug and virologic centers is related to get to clear guidance and clear response. this all came in very handy in the covid risk response. i want to back up and talk about metrics to where i think they really are needed. as you know, we are both involved in the covid planning group effort which was intended to support what could potentially be a bipartisan convention to look at what works and what not. people really disagree on some issues now but that is why any deep and thoughtful, bipartisan did this after 9/11 and after other major national crises. the person involved in leading this and help bring this whole effort together, we did not get this commission. there was an effort by senator byrd and senator murray in congress to get this over the line with some other legislation called the prevent act. this one did not quite come together. at some part to have meetings a

liz: we look better, the u.s. looks better as you point out.p and nasdaq have really made a good run for the green here. [closing bell rings] look to end the dow up 194, s&p up 26, nasdaq up 50. second positive day in a row positive for all three indices. vivek ramaswamy on the "countdown" tuesday. larry: welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. prime minister netanyahu will take unprecedented to clean out the barbaric hamas militants

better sales, better earnings going forward. i think the ceo and team can deliver. they're very good executors. this is a challenging environment for retail as a hole. >> you can be the greatest operator and if you have a cohort of customers who don't want to shop with you anymore, i don't care what brian moynihan and team does, there's little you can do to reverse that and i'm not sure the story has fully played out. >> well, i think -- >> i said brian moynihan. i meant cornell. >> traffic has been okay. it can improve. i think transactions can improve. i think expectations for same store sales are expected to be down 5% so a lot is reflective in the numbers that are out there right now. what could go right is the gross margin piece. sure you're going to have people that don't shop there but you are going to have people who do shop there given the new product lineup. does it get back to the multiple it used to trade at? maybe not. i think at 12 times a lot of negativity in the name. >> my apology to both brians. do you have a take on this? >> i think the target cha

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congratulations to him and _ a better week. congratulations to him and his _ a better week.ek. congratulations to him and his mum, susan. . that is all from us at the moment. we will see you again soon. goodbye. hello again. monday felt like another warm, summer's day — except, of course, it wasn't summer. no, its october. it's meant to be a lot colder than this. these blue, sunny skies sent temperatures soaring, particularly across england and wales — the warmest spot, east malling in kent, 26 degrees celsius. now, average for these cities at this time of the year is 15 or 16 degrees, so ten degrees above average. even the temperatures we had on monday were in excess of what we'd see in a typical july day, so that's why it felt like summer. now, you can see the clear skies that we had across england and wales, but lurking out in the atlantic, we've got more rain—bearing cloud around, and that's not good news for scotland, where we still have the bulk of the flood warnings in force across the nation. it's here where, of course, we saw torrential rain and flooding over the co

we know that kids do better. okay. so then the question is, and what do i mean by do better they're less likely to live in poverty, more likely to graduate high school, they're more likely graduate college, they're more likely to have higher earnings and be married themselves adulthood. they're less likely to get in trouble in school. they're less likely to be involved in the criminal justice system, whole host of outcomes. so then the question is why? and a big part of it unsurprising only is income differences, right? and so one of the things that a married or two parent home tends do is have a second parent in the household with capacity. and so just as a matter of simple math, two parents tend to bring in more income. one parent alone and you look at the median income of, you know, single mother households, married parent households, it's about 2 to 1. right. so you remember the majority of moms now. so it's also not surprising that two parent household tends to have twice as much income and. income is really prote

in in business there's nothing better than readiness. having a shopping list of stocks you like that are being dragged down by the broader market makes it much easier to buy when the action's truly terrifying. you make your battle plan away from the action, not in the middle of it what does it mean to be ready during the climb like this let me give you a concrete example and then we'll work backwards and figure out what today's game plan could be so in 1990 iraq invaded kuwait and our government decided we had to go to war there was a lot of negative sentiment about our ability to defeat the iraqi army and its vaunted republican guard the last war had been vietnam, so people weren't all that sanguine now, i had my army dad who thought this was all ridiculous. but re we respected the market and decided to buy the whoosh bottom that began right before the war began. on january 17th we purchased call options and common stock that probably gave us a leverage ratio of 200%. one month later we were done that's right we made our year made all t