a friend's lucky call, a hearty breakfast at bob evans farms, that would be a more rigorous approach.hen it hit me. look around at work, stupid. at the time i was covering mergers and acquisitions. looking at the lawyers who do the deal, profiling some, following the deals they were on. it seemed like every other deal was in the oil patch, one@another, small to midsized companies were being acquired and all i was doing was standing around writing about them. i took out editions of value line and checked out the pages devoted to oil companies and cross referenced them with research to find which could be acquired without problems either because they were publicly traded without a family owning of them or fit the size. an oil company with a gusher in indonesia. oh, i didn't have long to wait. i almost doubled my money. another lesson learned. buy companies that would do well on their own. natomis was, but it was under management, which is the consensus i found about reading the articles that meant another oil company with bigger still could do more with natomis which was cheaper than it

yeah, a former anchors, bob jimenez and evan white. having light had the hair. they both have hair, james lee, and the top stories on that to foiled knife attack as you heard there, targeting former vice president walter mondale was during a rally at san francisco's embarcadero plaza. you may remember he served under former president jimmy carter. i do remember and there was a lightning in san francisco. there was a thunderstorm and oh, my gosh, it went all the way down in monterey county, but it caused fires. power outages. >> lightning even hit the golden gate bridge. >> and they ended having to manually. >> put out that fire. >> yeah. lots of stuff going on with all those videos. so that's pretty kind cool to go down memory lane there. yeah. >> senior old man haron jack. we've come a 10, 15. let's get a check of the weather. john. u.s. today. livermore. >> expecting the 80 degree high by the start of next week. your first 3 days of fall. we're going to be rising well back into the mid to even upper 90's, which is actually warmer than average for this time of

implementing the state version of the resource of victim violence act introduced by senator bob casey and representative evans at the federal level, modeling ways we are supporting the victims of gun violence the future. he has shown up again in communities across the state, always willing to stand with survivors, mourned with survivors, and plot the survivors how can save the next life. gun violence is down 52% in philadelphia and 44% in pittsburgh. [applause] we are not just backed under pre-pandemic levels, we're back down to 2015 and we will keep pushing until we get to a 30 year low in gun violence, saving as many lives in the commonwealth as possible. [applause] like the lieutenant governor, reina short began his life in mckeesport. he was an all-american and two-time captain a penn state football team which is a big deal in pennsylvania if you know it. brandon has a seven year career in the nfl with the new york giants and carolina panthers. we have some fans in the room. you worked on wall street and at goldman sachs and now works in private equity. catastrophically, brandon was forced to work on gun

evan spiegel, rich paul, kevin durant, jessica alba, bob manfred, so many more. >>> meantime, it is juste watching "squawk box." i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe kernen and becky quick. we are getting the jobs number. couple of other big stories happening as we speak. the uk's competition watchdog is now saying it provisionally found practices harmed competition by using dominance in online display advertising to ad tech services. and cleveland cliff ceo saying he supports a biden administration effort to block the near $15 billion deal and would be open to as you might imagine acquiring some assets from its rival should the deal fall through. speaking to cnbc yesterday, he added that threats of plant closures should not deter the government's efforts. >>> and intel reportedly considering options around its stake in automated driving systems, providing mobileye, off loading 88% holdings in the company. so many businesses are now just basically being dismantled. >> yes. >>> let's look at the futures now. we are under a little bit of pressure ahead of the big jobs report. right now the dow

bob in wiltshire — "so while ukraine wait amid political indecision, how many more innocent people are slaughtered?" jonathan evansld bejust as much shaped by events abroad. you can catch up on iplayer, and our big interview with keir starmer last week is on there too if you missed it. join me and paddy o'connell on the new cast bbc sounds later. look forward to seeing you next sunday, same time, at the labour conference in liverpool. see dan. great to see you then. live from london. this is bbc news. eight people drown while trying to cross the channel from france to england. it's mission accomplished, the crew of the space x polaris returns to earth after 5 days in orbit. deadly floods continue to cause havoc across central and eastern europe. the leader of the liberal democrat party says the health service needs billions more in annual funding or it faces decline. the emmy awards take place tonight in los angeles with a tv drama are slow horses and the crown and baby reindeer among the nominations. hello. welcome to the program. french officials say at least eight people have died while trying to cross the chan