. >> bill mason had a lust for diamonds. >> i loved the thrill of it, and, uh, i got addicted to it. >> now, he's gone straight and wants to help you avoid being ripped off. next time on "american greed." >>> is it time to go along in some of the the other beat down? we're driving into it. the dow jones industrial average jumped 466 points and the s&p 500 closed at 2% and the nasdaq surging 4% higher. tech has been hit hard the last two weeks. tony said that one that he thinks has seen enough punishment. what are you looking at? >> kathy woods fund. it is down 17%. for the trader looking for opportunities this is time to put trigger for this etf. if you look at the chart here, the most important level to pay attention to is the $35. that is where it broke out in november of 2017, well before we were sitting here talking about kathy woods. and the stock touched that three times. the fact that we pulled back to those levels i think is a time to potentially seek some long exposure in this particular fund. i think we can use options to structure a simple way to gain some long exposure bu

other words, put your money where it makes money, not where it's back in the drawer, waiting for bill mason. [ laughs ] >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." i'm julianna tatelbaum today, we are live in stockholm, london and paris these are your headlines >>> finland and sweden making historic break joining nato which is a shift in politics the prime minister tells me the move is the right thing to do. >> we think this is best for sweden and the swedish security. this is what we think is best for us what kind of retaliation there could be that's up to russia and president putin. >>> volatility carries over into a new week as european markets open in the red. the nasdaq is poised to bear the brunt of the selloff >>> covid controls take a bite out of the retail and industrial sectors. >>> and g76stating that russia s waging a wheat war food security is the topic in international talks. >> food security beyond prices and the other is the availability and flow of agriculture trade is something that we have been looking at closely. we have been talking about it in the context of the ttc an

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bills. our political editor chris mason is at westminster. sue gray's report, as we have been talking about. after that, potentially as soon as thursday, an intervention and response to what we have seen today from the energy regulator. the prime minister has been speaking to senior economists on a range of views, exploring the options as far as government intervention is concerned. he will meet the chancellor rishi sunak in the next couple of days and potentially as soon as thursday, or certainly in the coming days, a decision and an announcement about what they might do. what could they do? they could be a bomb pop for benefits, there could be a lump sum payment to the most vulnerable families, and then there is a discussion to be had about a broader range of households being offered support in the medium term as the winter fuel payments and the warm homes discount. any combination of these measures is likely to be way more expensive than the money generated by any windfall tax. i think there is a recognition from many that to do something

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chris mason, our political editor at westminster, - political editor at westminster, many thanks. the annual energy billin england, wales and scotland is likely to rise by £800 in october according to the energy watchdog 0fgem. 0fgem expects the energy price cap to increase to around £2,800 in october — that corresponds to the maximum unit price of energy in a household using an average amount of energy. the cap currently stands atjust under £2,000. again, that's tied to the unit price so a household using a higher number of units than the average will see a higher annual energy bill than the cap. the bosses of 0fgem told mps today that around 12 million households were facing fuel poverty, spending more than 10% of disposable income on energy. our business editor simonjack reports. beth from bristol and herfamily are like millions of others, seeing their bills spinning out of control and she is clear about the biggest problem of them all. energy has just skyrocketed, it's a big difference with that. over the summer we will be ok because we have just switched the energy totally off, the heating. it is t

0riginally, this was billed as a windfall tax, you could see the chancellor clearly very cha ncellor clearly very u ncomforta ble chancellor clearly very uncomfortable with chris masone industry that anything lackawanna? there's a long day for 2025 oil and gas producers, but i think the energy sector should be concerned — a further windfall tax will come and when energy prices are again in october. we are fundamentally in high oil and gas environment. we thank price rises are going to come due to the tightening markets. the difficulty is not linking the oil and gas investment and energy transition investments, probably an opportunity missed here, but fundamentally energy investment is a long—term game, and introducing unexpected surprise taxes will see investment going elsewhere. another thing that has been put to the government, there was also a missed opportunity to tackle the climate crisis at the same time as the cost—of—living crisis. the climate campaigners say this is a sticking plaster, do you think — could they end up more reliant in the interim on fossil fuels? we are reliant on fossil fuels for quite some time to come. 85% of the world's energy is deliver

mason come busy. sig, that will be just be up with the master. please come when. wish that 230, with the receive the get any so no booster little mueller. got it, you know, bill lower or cj in by be were in the work you really need to extend that all the time. will you do a bomb, lee? you redo choice, conflict pushes to we get the worst of it was of a shade public or under to to shade daughter julia could reached your role. is miracle belize near local. go to church for the benefit i schoolstore. no, there's no new much clue for children. mm for them, but there's all the students crew, mama is up and that means that that amino nip english halima. cuba spoke to another board. chesney said in the one it with the glue. yeah. blow to petition. it moves no battles because it's up on up and you're still, you would appease key commission. she just will do any separate to push you ah, let me do for most of were me addition exception. and your bristle exploring, produce a new by new mine in those of us with a school for what the meaning that the renewal on those are pulled me away near sort of social is the shop and then the school tomorrow tons. occasion a 7 time wel

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bill. she will tell us why she thinks she can get it passed even with the divided senate. also another great story for anthony mason, he talks about ben schwartz and the iconic roles of the comedian howie hustled his way to the top. and in honor of mother's day sunday, we give a shout out to single moms. hear from adult children a single moms about what made their childhood special. all of that and more, we will see you at 7:00. >> join us right after this ser a.m. with the latest local news, headlines, traffic end. onha d like to give some special shout outs for mother's day, beginning with a little message from my own mom. hello mom, happy mother's day. i would not be where i am today if it were not for your time and dedication and your love. i know it was not easy doing a lot of it all by yourself, but you made it happen. for that i am appreciative today and every day. i love you so much, happy mother's day. >> sending out a big happy mother's day shout out to my mom mary, you under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin t

mason, bbc news, in watford. now, you may remember just a few days ago, we reported on the energy regulator's forecast that the average billlds could be in fuel poverty. that gives you some idea of the scale of the problem the chancellor was trying to address today. our business editor, simonjack, has been taking a closer at all the numbers. can we do some maths? single mum zoe from the wirral — can we do some maths? single mum zoe from the wirral is _ can we do some maths? single mum zoe from the wirral is one _ can we do some maths? single mum zoe from the wirral is one of— can we do some maths? single mum zoe from the wirral is one of the _ can we do some maths? single mum zoe from the wirral is one of the 8 _ from the wirral is one of the 8 million people on low incomes who will qualify as a benefit recipient for two lump—sum payments totalling £650 this year in addition to the £400 everyone will see a knocked off their bills, a boost to her over £1000. 4' their bills, a boost to her over £1000. ~ , ., ., ., , . £1000. i think it is a fantastic step forward- _ £1000. i think it is a fantastic step forward. my _ £1000.

bill. i appreciate your time. thank you very much. well, our new political editor, chris masonnt is talkina with. we know the government is talking about _ with. we know the government is talking about how— with. we know the government is talking about how it _ with. we know the government is talking about how it wants - with. we know the government is| talking about how it wants schools to level up. how is its plan to level up communities more generally? a good question. it is a real central mission for this government. its biggest domestic central mixture and since borisjohnson was last elected. we have had a pandemic in a war in europe. the idea of levelling up, getting rid of regional inequalities and ensuring that geography isn't destiny is so important to the government. i have spent the last couple of months taking a look at it, trying to get extent to how they are achieving that. how have they done? i have spent a lot of time in south yorkshire. have a look at this. five, six, seven, and reach out. 17—year—old sapphire isn't just a talented dancer. she's also a budding