reporter serene branson drew concern after speaking incoherently on air. very very heavy, heavy duty verification tonight. had a very dares harrison. but let's go ahead, terrorist tracing those for the bit. they have their pet doctors found branson suffered a migraine that made her dizzy, nauseous and impaired her speech conditions they say, mimicked a stroke. as for strokes, the cdc says they're the fifth leading cause of death in women and one in five women between 55 75 will suffer one thankfully, in the on air incidents shown. all indications are the women have been recovering. andrew christie , derek. thank you. glad to see they're all doing okay. i mean, what's terrifying to is that? you know, it's live tv, right? so this happens in the whole world has to watch it for exactly doing alright. coming up the creature feature that's literally killing at the box office and later the real life scared down under the shark that closed the beach. you're watching world new ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't

and global law enforcement authority shut down the notorious hi branson website. responsible for helping criminals extort more than a $100000000.00 from victims around the world. ah. i'm number such as wild welcome to the program. at least 11 people have been killed after russia launched are not the barrage of messiah and john attacks across ukraine. katrina and the parties said they managed to intercept the majority of the missiles, yet several infrastructure sites were hit, eating to power cuts around the country, including in the gap here, give the stripes also destroyed several residential buildings. this is all that remains of health enough penalty anne's home on the outskirts of keys, the huge crater at the sight of a russian missile hit like they fully frozen. she was at home when the attack happened, but miraculously escaped without injury. could you? i was in my bedroom in the house was hit to google. you had to crawl out through the destroyed walls. she's now lost her home and everything in it. elsewhere in the capitol. another missile killed one person and wounded 2 others on

block chain and sees them back for victims, to dismantle ransom ware networks, to warn targets to branson where threats and to prevent attacks. and, to disrupt the criminal ecosystem that enables the targeting of innocent victims. we have made it clear that we will strike back against cybercrime using any means possible. today's action reflects that strategy. we also have pledged to place victims at the center of our strategy in our mission to prioritize for the past several months the fbi have been inside the network that ransom or network hide hide the fbi has labeled high atop five ransom or threat. both with technical sophistication and also for the harm of victims. but for all of the groups technical prowess, it could not outfox enter law enforcement coalition. on the notes to hives in a 21st century cyber stakeout, our investigative team lawfully infiltrated hives network and hid there for months. repeatedly swiping decryption keys and passing them on to victims to free them from ransom her. for months we help victims defeat their attackers and deprive the hive network of extortiona

hello, to his excellency branson and respected viewers . it is said that the dead of the suicide attack by the pakistani police forces were also present on this route. on the other hand, some media such as the guardian claimed that the pakistani taliban the perpetrator of this attack was according to could it be the place where the mosque was exploded? could it be the operation of the pakistani taliban that you mentioned, considering that the group has not officially claimed responsibility for this terrorist attack , there are a lot of speculations about this incident. there is a government sensitive in the city of peshawar, the military home of rial khayat pethoha is very little far from this explosion and many security and law enforcement centers in the city of peshawar are in a real and well-trained state. also a witness the increase in tensions between the government of pakistan and this is where we see a lot of speculations , but commenting on this is a bit complicated considering that you know well that a few days ago mr. foreign mini

richard branson's virgin orbit today suffered a failed rocket launch. supposed to be the company's first space launch. from british soil, but the company tweeted saying and anomaly stood in the way of the final destination. the ceo says the team did everything right and that they're trying to figure out what went wrong. bridget orbit was founded by richard branson back in 2017 to launch satellites as a commercial service. egg prices on the rise . of course, that's if you can find them more on the supply shortage, leaving shoppers scrambling. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... it's the xfinity hello 2023 sale! now hurry, and you can get xfinity internet for $19.99 a month plus, when you add xfinity mobile, you get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. i gotta get this deal... and for a limited time, get 500 dollars back. i don't want to miss that! that's amazing doc. -doc? i click, call or visit a! store today. the last time you shop for a dozen eggs. in some cases, prices are triple double or even tri

the billionaire sir richard branson has had one of his passenger airlines converted to carry a rocketlled launcher one. this plane is going to take off from cormorant in the southwest of englandhead west to a designated launch zone over the coast of ireland. the aircraft will release the rocket, which will begin its climb into orbit. the lower deck of the plane has been stripped out to save weight. two flight engineers will sit at consuls to monitor the launch. the bbc's rebecca morelle has been taking a closer look. >> in the cockpit are all the usual controls you need to fly a plane. there is one big difference. it is this red square in the release button. about an hour into the flight, the pilot will press this to drop the rockets. >> more than 500 kilometers above the earth, by launching it from a converted plane. version orbit says it hopes it can offer aheaper, more flexible way to get satellites into orbit. >> we are fantastic about designing satellites and building satellites. we build more satellites her in the u.k. than anywhere else outside the u.s. we aren't great about ex

block chain and sees them back for victims, to dismantle ransom ware networks, to warn targets to bransonprevent attacks. and, to disrupt the criminal ecosystem that enables the targeting of innocent victims. we have made it clear that we will strike back against cybercrime using any means possible. today's action reflects that strategy. we also have pledged to place victims at the center of our strategy in our mission to prioritize for the past several months the fbi have been inside the network that ransom or network hide hide the fbi has labeled high atop five ransom or threat. both with technical sophistication and also for the harm of victims. but for all of the groups technical prowess, it could not outfox enter law enforcement coalition. on the notes to hives in a 21st century cyber stakeout, our investigative team lawfully infiltrated hives network and hid there for months. repeatedly swiping decryption keys and passing them on to victims to free them from ransom her. for months we help victims defeat their attackers and deprive the hive network of extortionate profits. simply put

stacy branson owner of the sea level clothes shot says she feels lucky she had storm damage and no power but will get to reopen eventually. >> how was that? >> relatives calling and they see the news and trying to stay calm and hope for the best. >> reporter: the businesses red tagged, meaning nobody can enter, and other shops with the restricted entry will need to work with city planners and engineers to try to fit into capitola's action plan. >> the plan is to clean up the debris and make the area safe to open the roads back up and then to also allow access to the business owners so we can start looking towards recovery. >> reporter: a big project will be the capitola wharf hit hard by the storm-driven waves and now appears to be nearly broken in half. >> we've lived here for 35 years. we've been through many storms and floods but it's amazing as well to see the wharf close down. a good friend of us owns the business at the very end of the wharf and weep know that he's pretty devastated and will take a lot of time and money to get him up and running. >> reporter: in the recovery zone,

his case drew club will attention, including that of british billionaire richard branson and of actor an author, stephen fry, who appeared in this video. please grant negron thunder molina clips. us. yes. oh wow. lawyer am ready, remembers his 1st meeting with the kendra, and it was like speaking to a child. i was asking him, the 1st question, login to do, understand that you are going to be executed. he said his in a garden are any in or someone is appearing and talking to him and don't worry about death. i, you know, is like, he doesn't even understand he's going to die. it's common whenever people are accused of crimes, to feign ignorance on to, to demonstrate a lower level of awareness. and maybe not be as smart as they really are. adrian tom is a senior lawyer with a large following on social media. his posts on the death penalty have generated heated debate. he's also head of singapore law society, but he is speaking to us today in his personal capacity. in again, trans keys, the psychologist i would by him sit that he didn't normally, it was doing. and that's really the legal t

deportation if he does not leave the country within 30 days artyom krasulin to lead the shares of richard branson'sgin orbita aerospace company collapsed by 24% after an unsuccessful launch. the rockets were planned to take satellites out of the uk for the first time, but as they said in the company , there was a certain anomaly boeing 747 gained altitude and launched a rocket with nine satellites. the first stage worked normally. here, the second one did not separate in this way the rocket failed to enter the regular orbit, the reason for the failure is still unknown, but the liner has already returned to the airport, where several thousand britons were waiting for it, who specially came there to watch the historic launch. frigate, admiral gorshkov repulsed an air attack of a mock enemy the exercise took place in the norwegian sea in difficult weather conditions, the calculation of the command post successfully met the standards for maneuvering the tactical situation was assessed using computer simulation check of all system was successful. uh, the ship's air defense worked without a hitch. violen

sir richard branson, a virgin, not to mention the 10s of thousands of satellites up there, used for everything from your gps to military spying. and everything in between. everyone is up in space. it's getting so bad that space junk is becoming a topic for concern. because who wants a piece of satellite falling into their yard, right? well now, with so many people armed with the technology and worse weaponry to go into space, a new multi polar space race is brewing. so as they say, what can go wrong for that will turn to professor of based law at the university of nebraska professor from launder, dunc professor bonder don't, has served as adviser to the dutch government, several foreign governments as well. the european commission, the european space agency, the u, when the o e. c d, the list goes on professor thank you for joining us. first professor, you are a based lawyer. what exactly is a space lawyer? i mean, to the surprise of many, myself included. this is an actual area of law tell us about this specialty and how it actually works. well, that's a great question. and many people i assu

stacy branson, owner of sea level clothes shop, says she feels lucky. she may have storm damage and no power but discovered she will get to reopen eventually. >> it survived and i came down late yesterday afternoon, checked both stores. i did not want to disturb the sandbags because i didn't know if we needed them again for another storm. >> reporter: the businesses red tagged meaning nobody can enter and other shops will need to work with the city. >> you're going to have to have engineering and work in collaboration with the city planning and building department to reopen their doors and start rebuilding. >> reporter: a big project will be the capitola wharf which has been hit hard by the storm-driven waves and now appears to be nearly broken in half. >> we've seen many storms here since we've been here for 35 years but not quite like this. we've seen it this bad and worse where we live and so we're optimistic about this being over in a week or so and will get back to recovery. >> reporter: hopefully with the city and the community behind them, busine

yes, christy branson is indoors covering the world economic form for us and she summed up her impressions of the opening day for us after a snowy week end, the world economic forum and others kicked off under blue skies. on monday, there was a palpable energy in the air with policy makers and business leaders arriving and rushing off to their 1st events and interviews. the last form to place in may just a few months after russia's brutal war in ukraine broke out in the energy. this time around is much more relaxed, however you crate does remain a major point on this year's agenda. the forum's theme, this year is cooperation in a fragmented world and we're likely to hear more about this cooperation on tuesday in an address from you. president ursula vander lion, she's likely to call for renewed solidarity from western countries in supporting ukraine. we will also be here hearing from the 1st lady of ukraine, herself, the vice premier of china will also be speaking with russia, claiming recent military advances in ukraine. world leaders will be listening for signs of shifts and mood in the

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the aircraft is operated by virgin 0rbit, a company founded by the billionaire, richard branson. get more on our top story on brazil on our website. all of our latest from our correspondence are there. that's it from us for now. you can reach me on socials on instagram and twitter — i'm @bbcvishalasp. thanks for watching. hello. after a rather wet and windy first week of january 2023, we're heading into the second week on a similar note. unsettled weather on the cards through the week ahead, often fairly wet and windy, mainly rather mild for the time of year, although temperatures will fluctuate a bit through the next couple of days. but let's take a look at the expected rainfall that's going to be accumulating through this week. it's always going to be wettest in the west with our weather coming from the atlantic, particularly for parts of wales, for instance — there could be around 100 millimetres of rain falling here. and for north—west, england, western scotland, for instance, too. so, the potential perhaps for some flooding, particularly in the west through this week. at the

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meanwhile, billionaires like elon musk and jeff bezos and richard branson were out taking joy rides to outer space, buying $500 million yachts, and living in huge man sins -- mansions with dozens of bathrooms. today, while more and more working class americans are unable to afford the health care that they need, three people, one-to-three people, they own more wealth than the bottom half of american society. 100 and 65 billion. let me repeat that, you won't hear that very often. we are living in a moment where three people now own more wealth than the bottom 100 and 65 million americans. -- 16 5 million americans. we have more wealth and income inequality than any other. in american history. -- per in american history. iod people are spending far more their limited incomes on housing, and a nearly 600,000 americans are homeless. our top 1% owns more wealth than the bottom 90% of the american people. today, while millions of ordinary workers are working longer hours for low wages, the ceos of the largest corporations in our country make almost 400 times as much as the average worker. th

they had to feed their familieshe meanwhile, billionaires like elon musk and jeff bezos and richard branson joyrides outerspace, out buying 500 billion-dollar yachts, and living in huge mansions with dozens of bathrooms. today, while more and more working-class americans are unableme to afford the health ce that they need, three people, one, two, three people own more wealth than the bottom half of american society, 165 million people. let me repeat that because you ain't going to r hear on tv very often or hear it discussed in congress. we are living in a moment when three people now own more wealth than the bottom 165 million americans. we now have more income and wealth inequality than just about any other feedback in american history -- any other period in american history. today, while american families are paying more than 50% of their limited incomes on housing,re and nearly 600,000 americans are homeless, the top 1% owns more wealth than the bottom 90% of the american people. today, while millions of ordinary workers are working longer hours for lower wages, the ceos of the largest

virgin 0rbit, which is part owned by billionaire richard branson, plans to use a modified boeing 7117ise lear. hello there. it�*s been a wet and windy start to the new year, hasn�*t it? and there�*s little in the way of respite over the next few days to come, i�*m afraid. sunny spells and scattered showers making for some beautiful rainbow pictures. but within some of those showers, we�*ve even had the odd rumble of thunder and lightning, as well. now you can see the clouds circulating around that area of low pressure, all moving in from the west. that�*s where the wettest of the weather has been so far, with the strongest wind gusts in the far north west of scotland, although the winds will tend to ease a little into the afternoon. heavy rain northwest of the great glen, snow to higher ground, with some rain moving its way from west to east across england and wales. a little bit cooler as well in comparison to the last couple of days, 7 to 10 degrees the high. now, as we go through the evening and overnight, the rain will tend to fade away to a few scattered coastal showers. and unde

richard branson, his team in the uk space agency deserve massive credit for getting launch a one offrnwall. the mission may not have succeeded this time , but have succeeded this time, but what we learn from it will make future success more likely. we should heed words of thomas edison, who i haven't failed 10,000 times. i've successfully 10,000 times. i've successfully 10,000 ways that will not work . 10,000 ways that will not work. edison was american and our attitude to risk in this country can be too cautious compared to us friends . but we are capable us friends. but we are capable of smart risk taking in this country at start of the pandemic, we bought over 350 million doses of vaccine without knowing if they would actually work. and we up with one of the fastest, most effective vaccine programs in the world. we also need , if we're going to deliver need, if we're going to deliver those competitive enterprises , those competitive enterprises, smarter regulation , brexit, an smarter regulation, brexit, an opportunity not just to change regulations, but also to work with our expo

richard branson's orbit says it is on track for britain's first-ever space launch monday evening afterleting a rehearsal. the modified boeing jetliner is set to climb above the clouds before the rocket blasts away. the mission from cornwall will deploy nine satellites for a range of customers. eisai and biogen gets fda's accelerated approval. more to come on "bloomberg daybreak: australia." this is bloomberg. it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 a line per month. that means you could save hundreds a year over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. the fastest mobile service and major savings? can't argue with the facts. no wonder xfinity mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile services, now with over 5 million customers and counting. get in on the savings and switch today. ♪ >> investors are intensified focus on when the u.s. government might run against a borrowing cap. kevin mccarthy barely got elected speaker. he said now the hard work begins. how difficult will it be t

project is run by a consortium that includes virgin orbit — part owned by the businessman richard bransonoses. british astronaut tim peake said there is a increasing demand for these devices. there is a huge growing market for small satellites. these are cube sacs. the total payload may be about 300 kilograms for what this rocket can launch. and it's going into a very useful orbit. you might not think uk is a very good place for launching satellites but enter a sun synchronous orbit, that's almost from the north pole to the south pole. that makes it a very useful orbit for things like earth observation, climate data, weather and also intelligence gathering, communication and navigation as well. in a moment we can speak to professor of astrophysics and space science at space park leicester martin barstow, but first we'll hear from our science correspondent wonderful to have you on the programme and just to say this is pretty exciting quite a moment. it is a piece of history for both uk and for europe. it is actually the first launch from in europe. in the whole history of the space age. i

we have some orbital launches with jeff bezos and richard branson having gone to space themselves withir companies and you have astronauts going to launch with space acts and boeing. that is a new space age. there's no question. we consider the first phase age and lots of things differentiated. it was very much associated with the military. it was all white men. this new space age is about a lot of things. for me, it's about getting backwards. space is another amazing resource we can use to help society. >> .space tourism because it has its roots in the space shuttle and the shuttle was supposedly flying, nasa could not fill the seats with professionally trained astronauts christa mcauliffe was on challenger in 1986 when exploded that program as we went away and now it's being resurrected on these industries. criticism of this because it's a lot of rich white men who are going up as space tourists. we're seeing some of that change but i think you are?" and talk about some of the benefits of that so i wonder if you can just pull it out for us here now . >> i do what it did to the early

sir richard branson�*s virgin orbit company will send up a rocket, housed under the wing of a re—purposedre at newquay airport, where we are expecting to see some space history being made. for the first time, the uk will be sending a rocket up into space to deliver satellites, the first time it has happened from british soil. the rocket will be carried partway by a modified jumbo jet. rocket will be carried partway by a modifiedjumbojet. later rocket will be carried partway by a modified jumbojet. later on rocket will be carried partway by a modified jumbo jet. later on this evening, thousands of people are expected here to watch it take off. the launch is taking place at newquay airport. home to spaceport cornwall. but it�*s a lift—off with a difference. the rocket is attached to this jumbojet, and it will be released mid—flight, firing its engines to send satellites into orbit — the first time this has been done from british soil. the rocket and aircraft belong to virgin orbit, and we�*ve been given a rare chance to look inside. on the lower deck, all the seats have been stripped out to

it kind of, i don't think it speaks just so psychiatry, it speaksto , i remember apple branson saying he could never understand when the new generation of ssris, ellen dances had earlier versions of the dsm and he said when the new antidepressants were would replace the previous generation everyone was like this is amazing, there's no side effects . what does that say about our culture that this really extreme side effect is something no one cares about. >> that could be a wholeother book . . another really interesting thing that i had never heard before i read your book, was i mean, the thing i'd always heard that when biochemical explanations for mental illness becamepreeminence over psychological ones , that one of the things that people said about sthat was that it would reduce stigma. the stigma of you, it's not you being lazy or feckless and also towards your family. it's not like the refrigerator mother anymore who's causing illness, it's just the chemical in your brain. what i hadn't heard before if you said the effect of this explanation has been different for different kinds

rocket launched by virgin orbit failed to support satellite cargo sending shares of the richard branson company plunging. bostick and daly have come to ruin your hopes and dreams of a risk market rally. they confirm that we will continue to hear from the fed and they want to go 5% or higher and stay there to bring wage growth down. we will hear from jay powell today as well. he is likely to reinforce that message. we get a pause in this equity market rally. u.s. stocks, futures are falling after a drop in the cash market today down by about 1/10 of 1%. morgan stanley says the 3900 looks i can easy sell. jp morgan also throwing cold water on the european rally. they say that after a 20% rally in european stocks it is time to take profit that the positive kalus be at peak bond yields are energy prices or china reopening has already played out. now it is about negative earnings. ms ci asia-pacific is basically unchanged. we have morgan stanley turning more bullish on china there that story is playing out. i want to show you really quickly what played out strongly in yesterday's session, te

richard branson's virgin orbit says it is on track for britain's first space launch tonight. take is planned before -- between 9:40 and 11:00 p.m.. in the u.k., shoppers taking out a new credit cards face record high interest rates on bills, according to the average annual rate. it is up four percentage points from a year ago. and an activist investor has bought a bayer stake. the inclusive capital focuses on social and environmental investing. that is your latest business flash. guy: time for last orders, a look at stocks that have been on the move today. really interesting action at the core of the european trading story. one of the best performing stocks has favored -- faded a little. this company, really positive note. they rate the stock is a buy. in terms of where the company is going, they see a big pickup and profits this year and that stock up by nearly 8% today, one of the best performers. in terms of what else we have been watching, look at what is happening with videogames makers. frontier got relatively small developer, really did not perform over the christmas p

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shares of sir richard branson's virgin air is falling after virgin orbit's first launch failed to reach would have been the first orbital launch from the uk and first commercial orbital launch from western europe they say at some point during the firing of the second stage engine with the rocket traveling at more than 11,000 miles an hour, they experienced an anomaly. amid higher interest rates and a number of missed milestones and delays for certain companies, virgin orbit, virgin galactic's sister company, conducted just two launches last year shy of its initial forecast at the beginning of last year of up to six it had just over $71 million of cash on hand at the end of q3 with branson's virgin injecting another $25 million in the company in november. since going public on the nasdaq back in december of 2021, vorb is now down more than 80%. it's down 16.5% right now. as a reminder for all things space, can you check out my podcast "manifest space" where you'll find a treasure trove of information, including an interview with the ceo of virgin orbit, dan hart, where he talks about how

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british billionaire richard branson's virgin orbit aerospace company failed in an attempt to put intoas supposed to deliver a group of mini satellites into space. specially prepared air launch technology boeing took off from a suspended rocket an airfield in the southwest of england however, after the first stage was dropped, the carrier did not reach the carbides, the first demonstration launch was carried out 3 years ago by the united states, but it also failed. in the us, an unprecedented hype associated with the purchase of lottery tickets queues and those wishing to purchase the coveted ticket is lined up in convenience stores and gas stations at stake with more than a billion dollars drawing a gigantic amount. on wednesday. evening in the game features 45 states business owners who will be able to sell the winning voucher. also relies on a decent bonus world record for the simultaneous launch of kites. tried to establish the participants of the international festival in the indian ahmadabad. ironically, the attempt was thwarted by the wind, or rather the lack of it. the mood of

the company behind the operation is the california—based virgin orbit, founded by sir richard bransonry a rocket, called launcherone, beneath its left wing. the plane will take off from newquay airport in southwest england and head west over the atlantic, to a designated launch zone off the coast of ireland. at the appropriate moment, at an altitude of 35,000ft, the aircraft will release the rocket. its first—stage engine will then ignite and begin its climb into orbit. the bbc�*sjenny kumah was at the launch site earlier today. —— because a fully fuelled rocket is a heavy load, the plane's lower deck has been completely stripped to save weight. two flight engineers will sit at consoles to monitor the launch. the bbc�*s rebecca morelle had a look. here in the cockpit are all the usual controls that you need to fly a plane, but there is one big difference, and it's this. this red square is a release button, and about an hour into the flight, the pilot will press this to drop the rocket. rebecca also spoke to the lead pilot on the mission. we enter what's called a terminal count procedu

branson say, tells "the new york times," quote, he was looking at me and looking around, not hiding thatng to do harm. his eyes were menacing from his body language, his facial expression, his eyes. he was looking for people. and that gun, done is what got police tracking -- unraveling this entire case. >> it's interesting because they say the gun is what got it unraveling it. but they're saying the gun was illegal here in california, but i wonder if it was modified and how they were able to identify him through the gun if it was illegal. i want to bring in retired lapd sergeant, cheryl dorsey. we're going to talk about the law enforcement response to this. make sense of this. is there any way to make sense of three different locations? was there anger? was there hate? what is going on here because he is an asian american. >> my gut tells me he had beef with that particular community. we understand all the victims were basically his contemporaries, people in their 50s, 60s, 70s. before i knew he was a frequent visitor at the particular dance hall, he had a relationship, his ex-wife, havi

beth from branson west, missouri, hey, yeses see, do you miss asking questions on the street?n't miss asking questions on the street when it's 30 degrees outside. that's why johnny does that now. dvr the show. tucker carlson is up next and always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. if you're a normal person, it's a pretty weird experience watching joe biden's presidency get euthanized by his own party. on one hand there's an undeniable thrill to it, you have to admit that. biden is the most destructive president in american history. more things have broken under his watch than under any other president. joe biden deserves to be driven from offic