david bowie, actually somebody named david bowie, of course, helped get the word out, that it's habitat is under threat, coin, the confederates in fun. and chagrin, docile english does the he could, that was how i got the message. i said maybe even reaching people who wouldn't usually hear about oil to these on for like new young ve provides washer now is not uncommon. the giant crap spider may not be anywhere near as famous as the real david bowie. but thanks to pay to jak as idea, it's have plenty of media exposure. funding and public support are crucial for research and species protection. and because that's been lacking to date, many species of spider on dying out unnoticed with potentially grave consequences. he can systems grow, we can with every extinction on her english. there's actually a lack of knowledge here. one that's preventing us from getting species like these under any read list, or using good hard facts to properly reinforce the message that they need protection, commitment. but that's why we're trying to promote research into these animals. we are, so we'll actually

at bowie state, one of our nations great hbcus. my home hb see you -- i was at my home hbcu, delaware, talk about student debt. you've got to forgive me, but i got my start at delaware state. i don't want to hear it now, i like you all. but, you know, all kidding aside, our family -- my dad is from bulmer. and i kid your congressman and that your eastern shore. look, talking about my historic commitment to hbcus, that includes a 5.8 billion dollar budget. you know why? hbcus do not have the endowments they ought to have. but guess what? you're just as smart, just as bright, just as good as any college. and that money is to build laboratories and other things for the future that you need to have access to. so look, folks. let me tell you, one of the greatest things about hbcus is to vote. you've got some great people to vote for. chris van hollen is up for reelection this year. he is a great senator. a hell of a guy. making a great team with ben cardin. they've got great congressional delegations. so many others. look, keep them. yo

and david bowie. ., ., , ., bowie. 69 days — and it's on until the end of this year. will look quite cool with the crowds behind us. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today. oil and gas giant bp announces global profits of £7 billion betweenjuly and september, more than double what it made in the same period last year they expect to pay almost £700 million in uk windfall taxes this year to help support households. critics say that's not enough. everyone will need to pay more tax in the years ahead, according to the treasury, to plug what's been descrived as as an "eye—watering" black hole in the public finances. conditions at a migrant processing centre in kent are described as "wretched", as a watchdog calls on the home office to "get a grip" of the situation. good morning. some heavy rain pushing northward and eastward through the day. behind it, sunshine but heavy and thundery showers. the strong winds continuing for a time, especially

the giant crap spider may not be anywhere near as famous as the real david bowie. but thanks to pay to jak as idea, it's have plenty of media exposure. funding and public support are crucial for research and species protection. and because that's been lacking to date, many species of spider on a dying out unnoticed with potentially grave consequences. ecosystems grow, we can with every extinction on her english. there's actually a lack of knowledge here. one that's preventing us from getting speech just like these on to any read list or using good hard facts to properly reinforce the message that they need protection, commitment. but that's why we're trying to promote research into these animals. we are, so we'll actually know more and will be in a position to say with certainty, yes, this, this species name protection now on chron, yet crucial for a particular ecosystem. these guns 50 for jesus order units, because just in the 1st step towards the better image information. after all, many people are scared of spiders. a mostly unfounded fear says the biologist. th

and we're here bowie to close it out with wes. all of you know, let me turn this election is not a referenda. it's a joyce, the choice between q very different versions of america. ellen fisher explains what needs to be done in this last day of campaigning, making sure that people who identifies democrats, come out and vote, and there was identifies republicans do the same. how do you do that by hitting the messages that you know, resonate with them for the democrats? they are going to talk about democracy being on the, on the ballot because people are still shocked that donald trump was president. and also that at the was the events on capitol hill on january the 6th, 2021 at they're also going to talk about abortion and women's reproductive rights. that being on the ballot to as for the republicans, they're going to hammer with a message that has been very successful. they're talking about inflation and the cost of living. the un secretary general has warned the world of losing the fight against climate change. addressing the co

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>> that was -- part of the reason i talked about that was i was so amazed by what david bowie said in 1999. for those of your viewers who are not old enough to remember, they should just google ziggy star dust. david bowie was a very well-known musical artist and artist generally in the '70s, '80s, and '90s and he gave an interview at the end of the '90s where he said what the internet was going to be was unimaginable and that it would be exhilarating and terrifying and that it would completely change everything about the relationship between the content producer and the content user and receiver, and he was right. and he said because of this there will be a duality here. there will be certain things the internet will do that will be wonderful ask amazing, and that's absolutely the case. but he also said it would create tremendous disruption in this capacity for a var ery dark sido find itself and to leverage it and to make it something where truth would be defined by the users and the producers. and i think in some ways he was right, you know. and he was the only one who was talking

the town of bowie, where the president came to support local party members, is a quiet suburb of washingtons just as boring politically , the democrats will win there even without joseph biden so wound up that he took off his jacket and rolled up his sleeves, and then there was a long story about what a brave politician he was and what his democratic administration achieved during these 2 years. from the very beginning, i set myself the goal of rebuilding the economy from the very bottom and now from the bottom up in the middle. now this is a fundamental shift and there have been fundamental changes in the way the economy works, while prominent economists say otherwise. yes, and banal statistics inflation is six times higher than before the arrival of biden. to the white house he tells them about green energy, and gasoline prices in the country are prohibitive. i am from a working family. my father was a combine operator for 30 years and he always voted democrat. now they don’t understand at all what ordinary americans want, they should pay more attention to the problems of the working clas

anthony and arthur. money enough for them cut the color the monument and mausoleum was unveiled in the bowie city of rod slab. on september, the 25th 1999. an inscription reads to the parish citizens killed from 1939 to 1947. by the o u. n. the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the u. p. a, the ukranian insurgent army. next to that, there is another inscription in memory of the ukrainians who gave shelter to poles . ah, gentlemen, strokes oscars, music dom, 30 at the nosing. you have the motor in your double jeopardy teaches q elite realty ski is ported over here. that's an underscore factor on, cuz it's that they're compressed inter came with it, steve, them douglas, call me billy's lloyd. he morsa bo cheat quantity screw by beautiful law to butch concert a with a new choice when medical mumbo blog post. mature, i keep a twinge with me, but i'm going to push what do i go to place, get that up? radius love, do i don't. what can i do that if you want to put my love with gamma will fish doesn't feel like we are much more a function code for you to your for holding the picture. where w

, the bowie lv knife guy was involved in illegal slaving .lafitte pirate, that was s how he generated most of his money coming in so there is this interesting mayer care nothing about breaking the law. it was all about making a point and that's why he bragged about it so much. that's why he got arrested a week after the ship rereturned but they were unable to find the ship they had burned the night and came into the country and it remained hidden for 160years . federal troops are looking for it the day after it arrived but it was in newspapers around the country two days after the ship returned it started in mobile and they wrote the clotilda has returned with a cargo of slaves and that story was all over the country and people wherecheering in the south . >> thank you both. this will be my final question, i'm going to push both of you to talk about parts of the book that have not come up yet and will open it up to the audience and we'll go from there . so i'm interested in the memory of this event but also perhaps how it's been commemorated

this was when really hug started dating david bowie, the singer like to play with gender roles and adopted an androgynous look in rebel rebel. he sings about a mother who is annoyed by her child's confusion. a boy at the same time dancer, marlo la fantastic, was lured by berlin's free spirit and arrived from the united states. she loved the city so much, she ended up staying for 30 years. she also worked with ro, me hug for a time where she was dog coming from barry. and she was a name and she came to say new. ready work that think oh my quiet enjoy ah ah! before she wrote me her, there was the she new berlin oldest here cabaret, or travesty theater as they are called, famed throughout europe. it opened in 1958 enclosed in 2008. i can try to work a cabaret. she knew by the original owner and founder of the capital and i left on new york. oh, i'm too fair lin. at the my account. i wish i knew it was a year. then i end up standing working, and other clubs and cabaret and theater. ah cabaret and especially cross dressing were in vogue at the time, marlo felt more comfortable and accepted at t

dua lipa grew up listening to david bowie, bob dylan, radiohead and the police — mainly thanks to herbut getting her albanian citizenship clearly a precious moment for the singer. translation: it is a great honour for me and my family to have an opportunity to represent my country and people. this girl is no wallflower — she has frequently spoken out against sexism in the music industry, and is an avid supporter of the lg btq community. dua lipa has clearly found her potion for success — she's top of the charts all over the world, modelled for several top fashion countries, featured onlb the cover of numerous magazines, and even designed her own clothes. now she's officially albanian too. wendy urquhart, bbc news. let's have a look at the start of the season �*s festivities in cyprus, with seven villages unveiling their christmas makeover as part of an initiative by the ministry of tourism and dystonia is hoping tourism and dystonia is hoping to retain its mantle as a christmas destination with the market opening in the tallinn old town square. november has been very mild, it's also b

ah, this was when romeo hug started dating david bowie, the singer like to play with gender roles and adopted an androgynous look in rebel rebel, he sings about a mother who is annoyed by her child's confusion. with at the same time dancer marlo la fantastic was lured by berlin's free spirit and arrived from the united states. she loved the city so much, she ended up staying for 30 years. she also worked with ro, me hard for a time when she was gone, coming from berry. and she was with me with a name. and she came to say new. ready work that they came to the quite enjoy of ah, before she wrote me hug, there was the she new berlin oldest, clear cabaret, or travesty theatre as they are called, famed throughout europe. it opened in 1958 and closed in 2008. i can try to work in cabaret. she knew by the original owner and founder of the capital ame and i left on new york. i went to fair lane after my college, i wish i knew it was a year. then i end up staying in work and other clubs and cabaret and behavior ah cabaret and especially cross dressing were in vogue at the time, marlo felt more

doctor covered a monument and mausoleum was unveiled in the bowie city of rod slab. on september, the 25th 1999, an inscription reads to the parish citizens killed from 1939 to 1947. by the o u n. the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the u. p. a. the ukranian insurgent army. next to that, there's another inscription in memory of the ukrainians who gave shelter to poles. ah, yes, mr. austin, compared at the noise, i knew the motor in your double jeopardy teaches q elite package ski esparza units underscore proctor on cuz it's taking prestige that came with 15 them 30 form. we believe lloyd immortal bo cheat quantity screw by beer. do more to bulge cancer. he will you see uh, you know, with a, with a mobile blog post actually charged with a twinge, protecting chunk device with a push with a different benefits. you won't have to push my luck with them or we'll push doesn't feel like we have to watch a bunch. of course. are you extra for holding the issue? where do we still hold? you go to the broker and sure and, and scars, they've got to go for these companie

dua lipa grew up listening to david bowie, bob dylan, radiohead and the police — mainly thanks to hergetting her albanian citizenship clearly a precious moment for the singer. translation: it is a great honour for me and my family to have an opportunity to represent my country and people. this girl is no wallflower — she has frequently spoken out against sexism in the music industry, and is an avid supporter of the lg btq community. dua lipa has clearly found her potion for success — she's top of the charts all over the world, modelled for several top fashion countries, featured on the cover of numerous magazines, and even designed her own clothes. now she's officially albanian too. wendy urquhart, bbc news. good news for dua lipa. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @monikaplaha. you're watching bbc news. november has been very mild, it's also been very wet. but as we head towards december, the weather pattern will change over the week ahead. it's going to be turning drier. it's also going to be turning colder. there may well be some mist and fog around, as well. we've got a few patche

dua lipa grew up listening to david bowie, bob dylan, radiohead and the police — mainly thanks to herlearly a precious moment for the singer. translation: it is a great | honour for me and my family to have an opportunity to represent my country and people. this girl is no wallflower — she has frequently spoken out against sexism in the music industry, and is an avid supporter of the lgbtq community. # midnight conversations... # dua lipa has clearly found her potion for success — she's top of the charts all over the world, modelled for several top fashion countries, featured on the cover of numerous magazines, and even designed her own clothes. now she's officially albanian too. wendy urquhart, bbc news. good on dua lipa. before we go — let's just bring you a look at the start of this season's festivities. seven villages across cyprus unveiled their christmas makeover as part of an initiative by the ministry of tourism. estonia is hoping to retain it's best market in europe award as the christmas stalls opened over the weekend in tallinns's old town square prague has decided this yea

bowie knife guy he was involved illegal slaving you know jean the pirate that was how he generated ofs money coming in so you know there's this interesting mayor care nothing about the law you know it was all about making a point and that's why he bragged about it so much and that's he got arrested a week after the ship returned, but they were unable to find the because they had burned it the night that it came into country. and it remained hidden for 160 years, federal troops started looking for it the day after arrived and it was actually in newspapers around the country two days after the ship returned. it started in mobile with the mobile paper they wrote the clotilda has with a cargo of slaves. and then that story was all over the country and people were cheering for it in the south. so anyway, thank you and thank you both. so this will be my final. i'm going to push both of you and to talk about parts of the book that have not come yet. and then we'll open it up to the audience and and we'll go from there. so i'm in the memory of this event, but also how it's been commemorated o

dua lipa grew up listening to david bowie, bob dylan, radiohead and the police — mainly thanks to herenship was clearly a precious moment for the singer. translation: it is a great | honour for me and my family to have an opportunity to represent my country and people. this girl is no wallflower — she has frequently spoken out against sexism in the music industry, and is an avid supporter of the lgbtq community. # midnight conversations... # dua lipa has clearly found her potion for success — she's top of the charts all over the world, modelled for several top fashion countries, featured on the cover of numerous magazines, and even designed her own clothes. ——modelled for several top fashion companies, now, she's officially albanian too. wendy urquhart, bbc news. if you're watching in the uk, you've probably been keeping across i'm a celebrity. the former health secretary, matt hancock, has finished third in the itv reality series. the mp faced widespread criticism for taking part in the series — but survived far longer in the jungle than most people expected. the england footballerji

and we're here bowie to close it out with wes. all of you. let's be clear. this election is not a referendum, it's a choice. the choice between 2 very different versions of america. a former president, donald trump, is in the state of ohio where he claims the republicans a going to do very well. countries, countries is only one choice. you in this bad this and you support the, the wine all of america. then you must absolutely. oh, or the radical left crazy people, the radical it if you want to stop the destruction of our country and save the american dream and to morrow you must vote. republican in a giant grass. ellen fisher has been monitoring to nights, fallen. all campaign pushes and joins us from washington. d. c. a festival. ellen, you pulling data suggests some more bad news for the democrats. you get an idea of how much the democrats are struggling in that joe biden. and the last 2 days of the campaign has been in places that you would expect there to be a fairly sizeable democratic majority. so the fact that he's been in new york and maryland sugges

estimated price between £100,000 and £150,000, to this costume worn by david bowie in the video for hisbutjust like any auction, the key thing is the provenance, knowing that each item really is what it claims to be. this is paul mccartney�*s jacket that he wore on the morecambe and wise show in 1964. 0k, fellas, that's great. you look marvellous. you ready? there were fourjackets made for the band members, the beatles. and then ernie wise wore one as well. # we were strolling along.# anything associated with the beatles is in its own category when it comes to music. absolutely. and especially when you can see something like this, which is not just worn on stage for that moment. it was televised and it has an auction estimate of £25,000 to £35,000. hello, base 1. i'm over the island now. nostalgic purchases are a lot of what we�*re dealing with. this is from a classic james bond film, you only live twice, 1967. there's nothing here but volcanoes. understood. carry on. so there are actually two helmets that were made for the film. one was used and worn by ken wallace, who was the aviator

what's the verdict at bowie and what, what in that one ah ha. the interest huntsville, miss regina, and how that course were very disappointed. we hoped for a different outcome. morgan morgan, there are many, many people in the city of attica, or who stayed up all night. they are night yet. uh huh. mm hm. it's not fair. it's not fair, you know, behind our lives. and now they're not even taking responsibility for it. i have no idea what we can do. now. this proves nothing. well that it proves is that money talks and they have plenty of that go either with billable epic, the directly like grammar. we're sorry we raised your hopes, right, but i also want to ask for your forgiveness. i'll be more than you don't have to do that to rodrigo, that we're very grateful for all the work you have done yet. i know you thought that she would win, as we all thought we would win. but how do i i'm in shock. yeah, i can hardly knew. we didn't stand a challenge. let me know. life was a goals believer at all. or during this preceding bulletins rule on the material

what's the verdict of bowie and what, what in what ah ha, the interest will smell miss vica. how that, of course we're very disappointed we hoped for a different outcome. morgan morgan, there are many, many people in the city of africa or who stayed up all night there night. mm hm. it's not fair. it's not fair. you know, behind our lives. and now they're not even taking responsibility for it. i have no idea what we can do now. this proves nothing. well that it proves is that money talks and they have plenty of that. oh, well that program with below. but i think that the actually in the grammar, we're sorry we raised your hopes what, but i also want to ask for your forgiveness. another one. then you don't have to do that to rodriguez. that we're very grateful for all the work you have done that. yeah, i know you thought that you would win this i'm we all thought we would win. but now you're obviously i'm in shock. yeah, i can hardly move it. we didn't stand a challenge all i me done. life was a goal as believers at all, or during this preceding legion's rule and the material f

what's the verdict of bowie and what, what in what ah, from the officials melded pacifica. we have that, of course, we're very disappointed we hoped for a different outcome memorial. there are many, many people in the city of attica, or who stayed up all night there night. it's not fair. it's not fair. you know who and our lives and now they're not even taking responsibility for it. i have no idea what we can do now. this proves nothing. well that it proves is that money talks and they have plenty of that either i believe, but i think that the actually really grandma, we're sorry we raised your hopes yet. but i also want to ask for your forgiveness another the one you don't have to do that to rodrigo, that we're very grateful for all the work you have done that. yeah, i know you thought that he would win so bizarre. we all thought we would win. but how hello i am in shock. yeah, i can hardly knew. we didn't stand a challenge. so let me know. life was a goals leaders role or during this preceding bulletins rule and the material from from scare when an organ have been thoroug

. ♪ ashley: the late great david bowie. lady liberty still in the shadows. good morning, everyone.t is 11:00 a.m. on the east coast on this friday. it's november 4 and i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. let's get a look at these markets and how about this after a rough week and the dow now up 500 points, a little relief rally and s&p up 1.5 and nasdaq up 1.5%. take a look at big tech names. they were up solidly earlier in the session and now apple just turned negative, down half a percent but alphabet up 2% and same story for microsoft and amazon and meta also making gains. take a look at 10 year yield and explain why tech is coming back and yield down now 2.7 basis points and it's up 4.1%, the higher it goes and harder it hits the growth stocks especially the high value tech stocks so that's why we're seeing a bit of a gain today. take a look at this opportunistic ed if we can from senator bernie sanders. it says our economic crisis isn't inflation. it's corporate greed. of course and the gop will only make that worse. where do you begin? steve hilton, good person to talk ab

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. >> with a bowie knife. >> absolutely true a lot of the schools are test optional, as i'm sure you know they either accept them, some encourage them others say we don't even look at them. >> i would be optional >>> our next guest says the s&p could fall another 5% to 10%. >>> a mover, call and key earnings report. we have a full menu. stick around for more "power lunch. just look around. this digital age we're living in, it's pretty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's fully living in it. nobody should have to take a class or fill out a medical form on public wifi with a screen the size of your hand. home internet shouldn't be a luxury. everyone should have it and now a lot more people can. so let's go. the digital age is waiting. >>> fewer than 90 moderns to go to the closing bell. stocks, bonds, commodities, plus a bearish prediction on where the markets are headed next. let's begin with bob pisani. looking green across the board, bob. >> this is a very impressive -- the last half hour, the dow has moved 150 points, s&p 20 points or so. unitedhealth up eight. am guinn is up, boein

into the gulf of corcovado, to witness the installation of the blue boat initiatives forced smart bowiegered whales and monitor marine ago systems. >> this is a very important area for the whales. they come, debris, they feed for a few months per year. it's also an area with a lot of human activity. >> -- and a very busy shipping route. data collected by the -- cannot profit focus on scientific research and environmental education, shows an alarming trend prompting them to reach out to michelle for help. >> in the year 2020 and -- at least eight wells died from a collision. that's only in chile. -- at least 1000 -- whales died from a collision. >> in the early 90s, the bioacoustics expert discovered that human bag noise pollution was trying to at the wellstone sounds. likely leading to deadly collisions -- and response, he developed a whale anti collision system, first of its kind technology -- and for the past 30 years -- continue improving on the idea. >> we'll play a fundamental role in the ocean. and not only in the ocean, but on the planet. >> growing scientific evidence shows that

and cnn white house correspondent jeremy diamond is traveling with the president in bowie, maryland. jeremy, what's his closing argument there? >> reporter: launched his midterm campaign effort in the state of maryland 75 days ago. the closing message we will hear from him during this election eve rally is largely the same core message he delivered 75 days ago about 20 miles from here in another part of the state and that is these midterm elections according to the president, are a choice rather than a referendum. we have seen some changes particularly in the final weeks of this campaign as voters have signaled the economy and inflation are their top concerns and polls have shown those issues are driving voters towards republicans. we've seen the president put a bigger emphasis on those economic issues particularly at the top of his stump speech whereas before it was maybe further down. at the top before you might have heard about abortion and democracy. now you hear the president drive home this economic message. he's also driving home that contrast sharpening that contrast with rep

the president in maryland at bowie state university making his final arguments for the democrats.ormer president trump in ohio doing the same though he sort of stole the spotlight. >> i'm going to be making a very big announcement on tuesday, november 15th at mar-a-lago in palm beach, florida. >> one week from today. we expect several law enforcement agencies to move forward with their cases against trump following the midterms which are, again, today. crews all over the nation. this is a live picture of one of the ballot centers in the nation. we have cameras, dozens and dozens of them tracking all kinds of things and nbc news will update you throughout the day. and we'll talk about it on social media as well. you can find mean at scott mcgrew. >> thank you, scott. 5:50. the future of our country is in your hands today which may be sticky when it comes to one giveaway. >> if you need more motivation to cast your ballot, krispy kreme offering one free glazed doughnut to anyone who casts a ballot. you are actually not required to show proof that you voted so you get a free doughnut

of tornadoes reported and widespread damage. 18 reports of tornadoes that extended all the way from bowienty, texas tour broken bow, oklahoma. here's wrtd thunderstorms are trekking now. you can see a lot of those have really weakened quite a bit. and if you're living in these areas, you're wondering, well, there's a lot of lightning, there's a lot of rain and the wind is blowing. yes, there's that volume of severe weather, but we don't have any reports in any loca localized tornado warnings which means you have to take cover immediately and the broader picture, we don't have any of those. with the warm air with the return from the gulf of mexico with a vigorous area of low pressure, so vigorous that temperatures out ahead of this were in the 70s and 80s but back across the panhandle of texas, in amarillo there was snowfall. a real contrast to temperatures and a very dynamic atmosphere. now, this is going to trek towards the east so areas across mississippi and a good portion of central tennessee will see the flare-up of storms, as we move on in towards the later day on saturday, it will