an interesting situation what they are saying is they are not necessarily against the shrinking big fivebig for. they are saying penguin random house is already number one that's a special case we are not quite that big so in our case, it's different. >> to review before we close down the conversation on this, this merger is specifically being challenged by advances -- to get advances to big-name authors correct? >> this is the perspective they are taking. my understanding is it's almost like a waiver issue. how you're being compensated through your work. they are focusing on this tickler part of the market. one of the big defenses penguin random house is saying is you are just looking at a small number of books. you aren't considering the vast number of books that will fall into this category. the response from government is saying yes but this is really where a lot of the attention goes to. it's such an important part of the market and it will change that. that's why we feel we have to step in here. >> you been covering the publishing world and book publishers for nearly 30 years. what

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the last of the big five polluting industries is aluminium.eat. some firms are using power from renewables, such as wind and hydro. but the process of making aluminium worldwide still creates as much c02 as the whole of the uk produces. jothostins in central england is an eco designer for cars. he's been dreaming up an aluminium sculpture for the art of cutting carbon exhibition. this is a very interesting project on many fronts, and in particular is the creative act, and it's a creative act of making a piece of sculpture. i am a fine artist, i am a maker at root. of course, i'm working in a sort of eco vehicle industry, and all my creativity has to go down that route. but this is a fantastic opportunity to unpack some of those other latent creativities that i've got going on inside me. john worked on the star wars robot r2—d2 in a previous career. now he focuses on making lightweight hydrogen vehicles that minimise the use of materials such as aluminium. a normal car, something goes wrong, the service centre says, "sorry, sir, scrap it, "it's

the big five here has been contained. everybody is on high alert, and this place tells you why.re crew hosing this area down, putting out small fires. there has been rain today, but as you can see, it is still smoking here. this area has a lot of peat — rich soil, and the embers burning underground, orjust on the surface of the ground, and it is very easy for new fires to set off. 10,000 people have been evacuated from their homes around here, some of them are hoping that they can go home very soon. in fact, some people may already be backin fact, some people may already be back in their houses. we spoke earlier to andrew harvey, a helicopter pilot trained to do airdrops on wildfires from a point of view of even getting to the fire, and then actually trying to sort it out, invariably we almost get calls too late when things have got too far out of hand, unfortunately. it's very depressing, you get there, and find that actually, most of this wass people being stupid with barbecues, so it is very challenging, quite dangerous and especially if it gets into the trees, that becomes a

tte: premier league is the biggest of the big five, england, spain, italy, germany and france and thatleague, in the sense that we know that the bundesliga is likely to be won by munich, the french league is going to be won by certain team. the premier league has four orfive teams per team. the premier league has four or five teams per season which could be winners and that increases uncertainty and that's what we like in terms of live competition and secondly the premier league was first to go out into the international markets and salads rights. and i think the first time this season, we will see international rights, generated domestically and that is a huge advantage over the other branch leagues as far as europe is concerned.— leagues as far as europe is concerned. ~ �* ., ,, ., concerned. we're talking about extraordinary _ concerned. we're talking about extraordinary sums _ concerned. we're talking about extraordinary sums in - concerned. we're talking about extraordinary sums in the - concerned. we're talking about i extraordinary sums in the game, and also the extraordinary co

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big money liv series. and after reflecting on the last five years of his life this week ben stokes has a big five days to comey and avoid a series defeat to south africa. also coming up in the programme. the ukrainian premier league helps to usher in the country's independence day as top level football returns six months on from russia's invasion. hello and welcome to sportsday. the last time rangers played in the group stage of the champions league their opponents were bursaspor. valencia. and manchester united. well, of the four only the scottish club have a chance to do it this season. it's been more than a decade since of fall and rise for rangers and are just 90 minutes away from a return. standing in their way, psv eindhoven, with the playoff at 2—2 heading into tonight's second leg in the netherlands. jane lewis reports. some dutch traditions are very much a part of eindhoven life. the city is also famous for technology and innovation. but, rangers fans are setting up camp as they enjoyed at the local hospitality this afternoon, hoping eindhoven will become famous for another reason. considering where

when we look at the big five auto manufacturers, they've moving toward zero emissions.only expedite that. we're not looking at as many years as we once did. there is a suite of options with not only cars but tax incentives for rooftop solar and tax incentives for hvac and cooling centers and all types of ways to mitigate climate pollution. the transportation sector is one target but there are multiple targets. the other thing, jim, i'dlike to s say is i don't want to lose focus on the notion we're reducing climate pollution but public health pollution. as we reduce climate toxins and climate pollution that we're so focused on, we're also, you know, reducing those health based pollutants that many of our communities have been struggling with for far too long. >> the supreme court had a decision that narrows the epa's ability to regulate carbon monoxide specifically from power plants, which was not an insignificant part of the work that your agency does. how significantly does that impact, does that carry, you know, hold back the epa's ability to about on climate change?

the big five have what others don't, and that is a cask fortress balance.gin of safety. now it is free cash flow and the inflation hazard so we have the uncertainty around all of these things. i want something that is going to be turned and we invest in a way that i believe will be accretive. i want companies that are generating significant amounts of free cash flow. you are seeing the antithesis of that in the large growth at any price type of names. you see those getting punished as you see names with excellent free cash flow flow get higher. and then it seems to be murky, so i want something that will give me the benefit of free cash flow and return cash for me and the offsetting of inflationary pressures if they continue to persist in the upside. aside from the supply and demand story, which i do think wins for these names, i think they also offer those other three aspects that give investors a bit of calm and solace in an environment where there is so much uncertainty. >> strong financials, not too much to ask for when there are things to invest in. bo

non-five is your final. big deal -- non-five is your day.schel walker trade. san diego making a run at the dodgers. san francisco interested, they didn't have the assets to trade to the nationals. no trades for the a's visiting angels. david fletcher, that is gone off of cole irvin. 1-0. halos in a flash. in the second, elvis andrus, airmail. that ball goes into the dugout. another run scores 2-0. chad pinder, sliding cash in foul territory's of the angels on the wind by 3-1. 49ers start deebo samuel spent months asking to be traded, translation paid me. which the night in your stead. he is fine catching or running the football. >> there's a lot of things that came out i want to speak on. but the end of the day i wasn't allowed to. it shows what kind of player i am. i don't mind, i'll do whatever it takes for this team to win. larry: formal one -- former number one player in the world facing -- in san jose. for time grand slam champ with the backhand winner down the line, examines a -- big advancing 64 a lot of folks ask me why their dishwas

non-five is your final. big deal -- non-five is your day.ess of the herschel walker trade. san diego making a run at the dodgers. san francisco interested, they didn't have the assets to trade to the nationals. no trades for the a's visiting angels. david fletcher, that is gone off of cole irvin. 1-0. halos in a flash. in the second, elvis andrus, airmail. that ball goes into the dugout. another run scores 2-0. chad pinder, sliding cash in foul territory's of the angels on the wind by 3-1. 49ers start deebo samuel spent months asking to be traded, translation paid me. which the night in your stead. he is fine catching or running the football. >> there's a lot of things that came out i want to speak on. but the end of the day i wasn't allowed to. it shows what kind of player i am. i don't mind, i'll do whatever it takes for this team to win. larry: formal one -- former number one player in the world facing -- in san jose. for time grand slam champ with the backhand winner down the line, examines a -- big advancing 64 wanna help kids get their

government. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," steve kornacki will be back to break down the big board on the yesterday fiveizona katie hobbs will join us, congresswoman charisse davis of kansas. and also ahead, denis mcdonough is a guest. just after that finally passed the senate. "morning joe" is just a few minutes away. it's recommended by gastroenterologists is is age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. ♪♪ >>> joining us now from axios, congressional reporter for axios alana treene, what is the axios 1 big thing today. >> good morning, jonathan, i have new reporting today, i interviewed a series of republican respective 2024 candidates. the majority of them tell me they support former president donald trump's plan to radically reshape the federal government by making it easier to fire and replace career civil servants. this is really important. just to break it down to you, jonathan swann recently reported that

brett. >> hey laura, yeah, big night. five states, one of them just getting a call and that is the senate race in the state of missouri. eric schmitt will win that republican primary. this is the seat, remember, of retiring roy blunt, a republican. this state leans republican, but this was a massive win for schmitt. you'll remember former president trump had that endorsement that really perked everybody's ear he said i endorse eric, there were two erics, eric greitens and eric schmitt. eric schmitt took that endorsement. look at all the yellow throughout the state. if you dip into a couple counties, st. louis county, look at this lead, 58% to his nearest challenger, vicky hartzler. if you just go up here, saint charles county, again, 56%. and then lincoln county, 48%. in some of these counties just a complete blowout. so this was predicted to be very close at one point. this is not close at all for this, so it's a big win for eric schmitt. on the democratic side, it is a bit more of a race, bush valentine versus kuntz. we don'

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the big flood bubble five they are calling it -- flippable five they are calling it. if they lose the house, it will not be as big as some are saying. anything could happen. is not going to be the republican tidal wave that people are predicting. the economy is strong. joe biden is getting things done and his popularity is going up and i think it is going to be a good year for democrats. host: historically, when we look at midterm elections, the president's party normally suffers heavy losses. when we look at the generic ballot test, they have republicans at 44.2% and democrats at 44%, basically in -- basically neck and neck. guest: i think there were a couple things going on and it is a significant finding. it is meaningless in a sense because elections are about people and districts and candidates. the generic does tell you the mood of the people. another thing we saw this week that you mentioned earlier i thought was interesting. the nbc news poll. they asked this question and i talked about what this meant. they asked an open question. what do you think the most im

kyrgyzstan on the banks of the legendary lake issyk-kul once a year becomes the center of big decisions of the fiveecause there is no doubt about integration, the current global turbulence with sanctions and pressure pushes economic unions, become stronger to be technologically and import independent, strengthen the union, and the removal of barriers they see. and this is already moving forward. corrected the free movement of goods and services should be clear and understandable the day before, belarus proposed its project eurasian electric bus. countries have scientific schools and their production facilities union. will give a new joint product is the same import substitution. in general , cooperation was discussed today at a meeting of the intergovernmental council in an expanded format from the point of view of a financial attempt at a solution found by the prime ministers. and they gave us instructions and to say new sources of financed industrial cooperation. i will say that systemic solutions should not be some kind of pilot project, one second third, which is certainly important, but system

now biden promises big seventy five hundred dollars tax credit. i know that we're thinking if you bought a new ev, but what he didn't tell you is it came with a bunch of caveats and many evs don't even qualify . there's also the suspicious new rise in electric vehicle prices for nearly the identical amount of the rebate. so if you ask yourself how much will an electric vehicle that you're going to have to buy down the road actually cost you? well, according to kelley blue book, evs are eight point eight percent more expensive than they were a year ago. the average price for a new one is more than 60 or six thousand dollars. now that's well above the industry average and closer to the cost of luxury vehicles versus mainstream cars. but that's just the beginning because once you have an suv, you're going to need a charging port at your house now to purchase a charger or do an electrical upgrade, it's going to cost about two thousand dollars. that's sure. yeah. you can use a regular three prong outlet. yeah, you can do that. but you're only going to

protect abortion rights in the first of the nation vote impacting their constitution plus, big races in all five primary states >>> after a firestorm of not passing health care for u.s. military veterans exposed to toxic burn pits, the senate finally passed the package >>> an 80-year-old store clerk shoots a thief and it's all caught on camera >>> and what happens to a town when tomorrow cruise decides to drop in. "early today" starts right now >> good morning, i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. >> breaking overnight, vin scully has died. he became the voice of the brooklyn dodgers in 1950 the dodgers called him the heartbeat of the team and he led his one of a kind style to big hitters, big plays and world series wins, turning memorable moments iconic >> high fly ball into right field, she is gone in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened >> scully received the frick award from the baseball hall of fame in 1982 and the presidential medal of freedom in 2016, the same year he retired from the booth. >> the president and ceo of the dodgers said scully's voice would al

no one would know unless you're seeing it with five, six big guys around him. that is terrible. this is a school. this is a school. two mothers and some parents and community members are trying to keep open. >> reporter: one of the parents on campus for the past two months to protest the school's closure. thursday night's incident is the first confrontation between community members and the district. >> let us go. >> sorry, if i'm not too loud. my chest still hurts. i was held against my will, handcuffed against my will. >> reporter: in a written statement to abc7news, the school district said that everyone left the school, the staff changed the locks and set the alarm. somehow, people got back in. parker k-8 school has been closed. they continue to trespass. we continue to demand they find other ways to safely and peacefully compress their concerns. >> this is not trespassing. this is a community building. everyone you see standing around here, this is what it is inthe ended for. let's be clear, osc says closing school, they are replacing them with charter schools. >> reporter:

the energy price to the level it was last october, a much more affordable level and to bring the big fiveu find the money to pay for that? that's right and to give context on that figure, the same as what the government spent on the test and trace scheme 10% what the government spent on helping the public during the covid pandemic. yes it might sound like a large but in the context of helping the population during a crisis, justified. we would pay for it with with a much stronger tax on the massive profits that oil and gas companies are making at the moment so before sunak brought in his week windfall tax we were calling for a dirty profits tax on one of the differences is we wouldn't have a massive loophole in every pound which sunak introduces which rewards oil and gas companies for extracting more oil and gas, removing that loophole and making it a stronger tax because those extraction companies are making massive profits at this stage while people are struggling. we will also not be afraid to increase taxes on the really super rich because those people are not the ones who need the su

you can see the fruits of its labor and big five years ago on streaming.spn and hulu together and more subscribers than netflix. david: yeah code diagnostics. lauren: yeah, this is the covid testing company. both personal testing. people aren't running home to swap themselves anymore and mandated testing, your company is saying you have to test. they're both down on demand. they reported a surprise loss and revenue of $5 million versus an estimate of $20 million. david: that's a big drop. we trade, china based firm. lauren: never heard of it but you will now because it's up 48%. they've inked a $50 million deal with a medical company to sell monkeypox. the rise in polio because it was found in a new york city sewage. david: major cities struggling to contain crime spikes and police staffing shortages could make things worse. how bad is the shortage, madison? madison: david, yeah, we're seeing a shortage across the country. cities are really struggling to hold onto their police officers. taking a look at some of the cities that we've taken interest in, new

called -- it is not unusual to have whistleblowers emerged when there is publicity about this big m&a five. everything has been drama central in this case. it is not a bit surprising that we have had to this. >> what happens next? >> we have this hearing tomorrow. that will decide whether or not he gets more access to the bots stuff. going forward, we are basically keeping our eye on the process, gathering ammunition. both sides are gathering ammunition to make their case and we are hurtling toward october 17. the huge trial of the century in wilmington, delaware. >> you will be very busy that day. thank you. >> that entire week. >> thank you both. you will keep us posted on the drama. coming up, hbo gets a huge win with the house of the dragon. just how good an element is this? we will discuss, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ [drone speaking] technology lets drones deliver pizza. no,no,no! have a nice day. but to deliver powerful insights that are on target you need more than technology. you need cdw. we can help transform and manage your it environment with a dell technology solution, so you

rising interest prices so why don't we renationalize the big five energy companies?i know that here in the u.s. if you said we're going to nationalize the big energy companies, there be uproar. one reason is because americans are involved in the stock market they know that this be them being effectively having their goods and assets taken from them it's them that be on the receiving end, and in europe and britain it's the opposite. they always think it's someone else. stuart: yeah, i believe 100 million americans have exposure to the stock market. those ira, 401 (k), pension funds whatever it is that's 100 million americans and they feel that part of our economy which in britain they don't. that's fascinating. next time right for us. >> it be a pleasure. stuart: i know. douglas murray thank you very much, sir appreciate it. now, did you know i can't believe i'm reading this. did you know that the denver airport is a hotbed for conspiracy theories? watch this. >> i've been through a million airports, all over the world and i have never seen anything remotely approachi

the five-year ticked higher. not a bigncrease but it is something the fed is trying to fight, trying to manage. it is all about inflation expectations and they wanted to go the other way, not higher. jon: jennifer, looking to september and we had that clip from mary daly who seems to be in the camp of a 50 basis point move likely at the next fed meeting. to your earlier point, data dependency is front and center. what do you see at this point in terms of the next move by the fed? jennifer: we are still comfortable with our call for a 50 basis point rate hike. it will not be another 75, on paper hopefully not. given that we have seen lower economic growth, still elevated inflation and we are expected to stay high for the next few months because the year-over-year will get tougher. i think a 50 basis point hikes is a best case scenario. mary daly said it is her base case but she has an open mind whether or not there will be a 75 basis point hike. it is like everything is on the table. another fed president has been saying sh

kyrgyzstan on the shores of the legendary lake, issyk-kul once a year becomes the center of big decisions for fiveation, the current global turbulence with sanctions and pressure pushes economic unions, become stronger technologically and imports independents strengthen the union, and the removal of barriers they see. and this is already moving forward. corrected the free movement of goods and services should be clear and understandable the day before, belarus proposed its project eurasian electric bus. countries have scientific schools and production facilities their association. will give a new joint product is the same import substitution. in general , cooperation was discussed today at a meeting of the inter-trade council about an expanded format in terms of financial support for the decision found by the prime ministers. you gave us an instruction to look for new sources of financing for the industrial cooperation. i will say that systemic solutions should not be some kind of pilot project, one second third, which is certainly important, but systematically solve the problems of industrial coo

as you move to that, i would hope that you would look to the other big five of the big six and to lookthese in the city that has big infrastructure under them and that is, as i recall, the airport, mta, puc, bart and rec. park and there are variations of levels of approval there and a lot of variation in the amount of detail in the staff report but those are all things to look at and this is probably something that will take? months and some consideration to get to a level that you're comfortable with and that is helpful to the public and doesn't unnecessarily delay or bog down the process so it's hoped that contracts get the kind of public scrutiny that this commission was intended to create without delaying everything but yet another six to nine months or longer or whatever. >> you have 30 seconds. >> thanks, on something that's relatively minor and straightforward but the big project will need more scrutiny and review and we should have some other way to -- what's a good word. anyway. so look at those by different (indiscernible) and what not. again, thanks for listening. >> thank y

when the gay parade was attended by 200 thousand people, how many in these five words for many people, and all a small word with a big impact. it 's a lot of fun here. there are a lot of different people here. age. i want our operator to give a close -up and show what we see. a striptease pole was organized at a pride event in charlotte, north carolina, where children were able to try out pole dancing, a conservative news account wrote on thursday. for the pole footage, which appears to have been filmed at the charlotte price festival and gay pride parade, many conservatives on social media have expressed outrage over the video, calling this is child abuse. similar situation. recently unfolded in harrisburg, pennsylvania when a gay pride event went viral due to photos of a young child being taught. how to use a stripper pole. it turned out here is a video of a child who dances on a pole. i 'm sure you're wondering what's going on here, they had a big gay parade where a topless instructor taught kids how to spin on a pole . my child is straight writing about your child is straight and dancing on a pole. maybe my a str

i'm not some kind of everyday life one deputy without five minutes another big businessman.versions, no leads, nothing. refer to the tridans. report to the place of examination of the last corpse. i heard you about the people of the zelensky cemetery saved. maybe it’s further on volkovsky, which is next to zelensky, after all, they have a list. only you would give me this on a vial, wait. i said here let's consider serving the soviet union antokha oh, you found everything. well, according to zelensky, everything is the same. well , naturally. okay, let's go to the meeting, and then kefir today oppresses everyone according to the charter. i didn't say wait here to allow it, comrade colonel, go to captain. and you, comrade lieutenant, report back. why are you making yourself wait, comrade colonel lieutenant barsky, on my orders, was looking for zelensky's file is in the archives. by the way, both of his closest accomplices who were killed are a fact, but after the death of ethylene, they went under shakhnazarov. oh well, so nazarov never arranged his wet disassembly. this is a

meanwhile, back in baytown, texas, after five years, the malmstrom family has big plans for sheba's firstome. >> we have steak night once a week, and dad cooks the best steaks. so we already have steak night planned for when she gets home. >> so sheba was microchipped, which is how officer harper was able to track down the malmstrom family. they're currently working with a few different animal organizations to fly sheba those 600 miles back home and to that steak dinner. >> oh! >> steak, treats, toys. >> we've got to have an update when that reunion happens, because it's going to be tear-filled. but five years, that's 35 years in dog years. >> that's right. >> so i hope sheba remembers them. >> i'm sure. dogs never forget. >> she'll remember the steaks. >> it also is kind of a reminder, right, to pet owners to consider getting your pets chipped. this is why. this is exactly why. i mean sheba may never have gone home. >> i was shocked at how easy it was to microchip archie. it took no time. all right. >>> coming up, the possible return of the choco taco. >> hoo hoo. ♪ >>> all right. it's t

big! >>> voters in five states, michigan, missouri, kansas, washington, and arizona, are headed to the pollsn several key primary races featuring trump-backed election deniers, including there in arizona where trump and his ex-vice president pence have backed rival candidates for governor. >> in kansas, it is the first in the country test about how voters feel about abortion rights. today, they will decide on an amendment to their state's constitution that would severely restrict abortion access. joining us now to talk about all this, we have cnn senior political correspondent and host of inside politics sunday, abby phillip and cnn senior political commentator david axelrod, the house of "the axe files." i barely know where to begin, because there's so much to watch. but let's just start with arizona. so, a trump-backed election denier is running for governor, but there is a full slate that could be elected there, david, of election deniers, and then what? i mean, this is the nightmare scenario. >> yeah. >> if it goes all the way up and down the slate. >> well, when you consider the role th

>> truly affect took offices attorney general it was the ending of an investigation that found five biganks in the united states had engagement robo signing foreclosure. essentially what they had been doingng, was rubberstamping foreclosure on homes on families homes without doing the due diligence to determine whether the family should have lost her home. the country was devastated. you can read about it, what they been doing for a while sacred mortgage-backed securities this financial thing and they were selling mortgages for cheap. they were not doing the due diligence with respective home owners they could really afford the home. they were misrepresenting facts. they're making promises that were not fulfilled. thousands upon thousands of people in our country lost their homes to foreclosure. horrible story. i took my team on the road with amme to go and meet with california families. callow forney had seven of the atop ten cities hardest hit. all this was happening, the investigation hadte been compled right after took the oath to be attorney general. calvary been so hard-hit i took

we could see big cuts to the five year own prime rate, incremental steps to help the economy that istuttering after the bad july data. >> thank you stephen, our chief asian correspondent, you play more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> just a snapshot of the bond market with the 10s and the two. the two in the tens curve there very much inverted. let's head over to york with vonnie quinn has a business flash headlines. >> petrochina considering a spinoff of their marketing and trading business. the state owned parent china national trillium has asked external consultants. oil prices this year to the beijing-based firm to consider monetizing the business. chinese carmaker is jumping up its electric vehicles and exports after reporting cash earnings. they are saying energy vehicles will account for 30% of sales this year. they were abated by covid lockdowns and supply chain snarls. insider reports amazon will stop offering covid specific leave to operation employees and -- two employees and return to it right or sick leave. they will stop contact tracing and sitewide notification of cases

five big repetitive forgive me but there's no reason for eric the enemy to not have a job.there is no reason for byron to not have a job. these are bright young coaches, eric is not that young anymore. and it seems like everybody now wants to hire the next sean mcvay. they went to hire a guy white, in his 30s, has little bit of daa beard. doesn't shave every day. and look, sean mcvay is a terrific coach, second super bowl. but that should not be the role model for who you are hiring. the role model should be how good have you been as an assistant? or how good were you as a head coach. bill failed in his first job as head coach. clearly there were circumstances that prevented him from succeeding in cleveland he has certainly done pretty wellin new england. just because you get fired once doesn't mean should never get al chance. although willie randolph and baseball had a willing how to record with the mets turn them around from 71 winds to 97 wins in two years. got fired i was 13 years ago and he's never got another job. as white managers get recycled every day of baseball t

five days. and what are the big ones? fore that, he fired at civilian objects there and recently, he will say five days. used missiles specifically s-300 well, different series of khakaliber, but constantly fired with rocket systems of volley fire and sometimes there was barrel artillery or something like that. that night there was shelling, i will say that i did not hear, so i do not know. maybe somewhere on the other side of the city, they fired at that that from the evening, when we all went to bed, we were there until 12 o'clock we were bombarded with cassette tapes, er, with prohibited weapons, they shot at the mykolaiv pedagogue at night, i don't know, it's still very early, so i don't have er, mr. roman here, er, he said, er, the actual person in mykolaiv is involved, general marchenko, what in his opinion ukraine has to complete the active phase of the war by the end of this year and you have all the levers necessary, we are trying so hard not to rush ahead, not to make predictions. well, i don't know, i know that

look at the big picture the first five months of the year, a big build to a peak and we have been comingn since then. started the week on the rebound as saudi arabia's energy minister signaled opec-plus and it may now be forced to cut output because of the volatility in the disconnect they are seeing between price and fundamentals. >> you are showing gas prices again surging. su: european gas prices in u.s. natural gas prices, which had a steep selloff just the other day, they are back on the rebound. let's drop into the bloomberg. part of the reason is the unusually hot weather we are seeing, also a restart delay at a key export terminal in texas. then you add other concern about the winter supply coming ahead. look at that chart, it's just a straight upward climb. european natural gas prices surged again to fresh eyes with benchmark futures topping 300 euros for the first time since early march. this is economists worse in decades because european power prices are now the equivalent of if oil were at $1000 a barrel. and everything from aluminum to foot allies are in surging energy cost

but we also saw key primaries in five states and big victories from republican candidates who had donald trump's seal of approval. >> reporter: yes, linsey. and the starkest example was in arizona, where you have primary winners up and down the ballot who have embraced trump's false claims about the 2020 election. the republican winner for secretary of state in arizona even attended trump's rally on january 6th. if these candidates were to win in november, they would have a significant role in overseeing the next presidential election, linsey. >> rachel scott, our thanks to you. >>> next tonight, heat alerts are in effect for nearly 100 million americans from texas to maine. triple digit temperatures in dallas once again. in kentucky, where deadly flooding left thousands without power or water, residents now face extreme heat. in northern california, the mckinney fire leaving a small town in ruins. let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. any relief in sight, rob? >> reporter: no, and unfortunately, linsey, we're entering august the same way we left july, which is unus

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nobody would know unless you were here seeing it with five six big guys around him. that's really terrible. this is a school. this is a school that. two mothers and some other parents and community members are trying to keep open as lena temko is one of the parents sing on campus for the past two months to protest the school's closure. thursday night's incident is the first confrontation between community members and the district. too loud assess ed i was held against my will handcuffed against my will in a written statement to abc 7 news. the school district says on thursday everyone left the school so staff changed the locks and set the alarm. the district says somehow people were able to get back in. they write parker k through aid school is now closed the individuals at parker have been and continue to trespass we continue to demand that they find other ways to safely and peacefully express their concerns. this isn't trespass. this is a community building. this is standing around here. this is what this was intended for with. be really clear. oh, you see keeps sa

five days a week. let's get more. two big parts of that, dropping the masking requirements. e office five days a week. guest: they have said since early on and emphasized they need people to go back to the office. the memo they sent to staff did not specify how many days they are expected back to the office. the likes of the executive officer, morgan stanley, they have been at the forefront. now, they perhaps have more leverage to do that. people are nervous about the jobs. doing the deals. they don't want to be on the endless hiring. haidi: there also lifting restrictions when it comes to vaccinations as well. reporter: that's right. the banks have been having this message of wanting to give more flexibility to incorporate more hybrid work. they will match cdc guidelines, and in this case, goldman sachs is lifting vaccination requirements. they are trying to bring people back after labor day. that is the idea. haidi: we have more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ hi, i'm denise. i've lost over 22 pounds with golo in six months and i've kept it off for over a year. i was skeptical

big way and changed education. governor ron desantis joins us live to tell us what happened next. >> tucker: voters last night in florida, republicans flipped fivey left school districts in big counties, miami-dade, sarasota, and more. miami-dade has more than 300 students, one of the biggest school districts in the country. what does this mean? ron desantis joins us. he's the governor. it seems like a big story. how did this happen and what does it mean? >> we made a concerted effort on these race, tucker, for precisely what you said, parents are seeing what's going on now more than ever. there was a lot of energy. that's important to harness. it's also important to educate other republican voters who may be grandparents now, maybe they don't have kids in the house anymore, but all understand we've got to get this education stuff right. we worked hard in 30 different races. we ended up winning 25 of the races that i was involved in. as you said, some of that was sweeps to where you have school boards that were majority left, now majority right. part of the problem we saw with this you would have red counties, but because the school board races

this week, three of the five have one big thing in common what is it we'll show you all happening ons friday, august 19th. this is "worldwide exchange. >>> welcome or welcome back. good friday morning. thanks for joining us to wrap up the week let's talk about it and get into the markets. 5:30 a.m. on east coast. here is how the markets and your money is looking right now not looking so hot we are seeing dow futures down 1 1 1 180. nasdaq down more .60% coming into today it has been a good run we have a four-week win streak for the s&p 500. as of right now, the s&p 500 is up 0.08% for the week. that's it. 0.08%. even a slight drop is going to end that win streak. keep in mind, we talked about it yet, it could be volatile today. today is the monthly expiration of $1 trillion of value for a variety of options we could see added volatility. obviously, the bulls for stocks have been in charge the last two months a lot of that positioning may flip heading into fall we'll see. let's see if options bring a change it could be right now, but options expirations day is a big deal more on your

big notion. there are five systems tell, their intelligence agencies were sabotaged. and there were americans in this force. virginia hall access the first woman considered a member of that leave. she was a reporter and she was works for the new york post and by virtue of being american she could go into an occupied france. britain couldn't. british people were not allowed however as an american, america was not in the war until 1941. she didn't declare war on occupied france until after hitler took it over so she could still get in and she was liaison. what other male agents came and she would get them clothing and housing. she got them ration stamps, them an undergrad into the underground railroad, she had one leg. her leg was named comfort so she's this one leg and american journalist . helping allies out of france and arming and training other agents. and she was american. there's another woman in the core whose name is what con whose mother was a cousin of marian baker eddie, an american so by citizenship standards she was not american in the process in their leg

we talked about collusion or lack thereof over the past five years there is collusion between big techlitical party they serve. parlor was not allowed on apple app store or google play store or amazon in the cloud services, that made it difficult for parlor to compete with other social media companies and elon musk looks all, but dead, see the social media companies act the same way they did in 2020 serving at pleasure of the blue team and since they are private companies and control congress for now, no one will do anything about it, ashley and todd. >> todd: truth social violated policy, battle of statements will continue and we'll have joe concha back on to break it undo. thanks. texas congresswoman mayra flores at the border and has a plea for the white house. >> i'm begging the vice president to come to south texas to see what their policyings have done to texas, we've had enough. >> ashley: hear more from the congresswoman after the break. swollen, painful. emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce... joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some pat