we felled them all with brookfield renewable and westinghouse.orked on this and yesterday we started our signing. kriti: can you walk us through the broader outlook for the nuclear aspect? this is very controversial in germany, were very early on, they shut down a lot of their nuclear facilities. what is the outlook here? >> i think i could give you at least 10 countries that in the last year or two have made a complete reversal in their views on nuclear. it is because everyone now is focused on it the carbon is eight and, electrification, and energy security. people in certain places don't like cold, they don't want oil, they don't want gas. they have stopped a dam up the river, and now they have to fill up again on nuclear. china, india are building big time. france. five years ago, micron got elected on phasing out nuclear. now they are building new. liz truss, building new. we want to get at the front end of it. of course with the russian invasion of ukraine, that was a bit of a game changer. probably 30% to 35% of the world don't want to dea

this is the brookfield zoo, and look how happy they are munching away on those pumpkins to you saw the tortoises, porcupines, goats, even bears were all given their film. except some of these pumpkins looked like they were carved. so now the art is all taken away. the zoo provided the pumpkins as a method of enrichment. since like humans, they don't get pumpkins on a daily basis and pumpkins by the way, packed with vitamins a b c e, as well as fiber protein in the seeds. pumpkins are nutritious for both man and beast didn't realize tortoises like two pumpkins. look how cute that is. can they wash that >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, nascar hall of famer and author, dale earnhardt jr. plus, founder of half baked harvest, taken gerard with a delicious apple desh. also your comments on the inbox. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: it is wednesday

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rather -- anyway, next um the stock tumbling 13% after saying it was going to westinghouse with brookfielde deal is worth $8 billion why do you have issues with the deal >> this is a company for a long time is free cash flow positive, and we've talked about them often around the show, and why this is a trade that i think is is still early on, but i want to see this company continue to be free cash flow, and they have brought new production online. i don't need to see them get into this. >> there is a beta play in this as well. i think it's a great spot tots in both these names. tim's stock is much bigger this is a lot smaller, but this one will react as well. >> how do these names look, carter >> here's the thing, trading 47 million shares, 12% of the float, but the market didn't like it, people didn't like it it did find trend, went right to the trend line i think it's probably been reset and stays here, but doesn't make it a buy. >> if i remember correctly, i think this was issuing shares, to pretty much people price the stock, but if you look at the cast they have spinning on activities

today's best viral videos are next >> it's at that time first up into its viral videos animal what brookfieldzoo and esther cargoes that barbara getting halloween treats tortoises porcupines goats and bears of m among the animals getting to enjoy pumpkins. at the zoo likes to give unfamiliar items to the animals for enrichment purposes. >> the red light and so long it's so infuriating and is a a crime i'd like to press charges press charges on a few. >> against against the city for kidnapping me and holding me hostage. >> i see here here we all know the pain of sitting among red light especially when you have somewhere to be about the city of atlanta is reminding people that 911 calls are for emergencies only using the recent call as an example of what not to do i think the dispatcher handled it pretty well but get those legs turning over the next step video not meant for those with a weak stomach maybe close your eyes though you should know the wome in the video could not close he or open her eyes without extrem pain seems seems that she had 2 contact lenses stuck in her right eye. the newpo

my name is jocelyn (inaudible) i am the community engagement manager for brookfield properties at 5m. we have a limited live noise permit already and i just wanted to share with you over the course of when you provided the permit to us, we have been able to provide an 8 grade graduation for besy carmichael, partner with community art stabilization trust, also with cultivate labs to do events on site and really build these community partnerships we had for a very long time. we are requesting this because of we have a opportunity here right at the site to provide a concert feel event and a larger event on hand. for instance, we will be hosting on discovered sf on october 22 and the last time it was on this site was actually october 2018 when it was just park ing lots. we now have a green space and park dedicated for community events and we are looking for that additional amendment so that in the future we could provide concert venue sound for the whole site. and so, i have some photos i can share with you. >> (inaudible) >> okay. let me go onto presentation mode. go to presentation mode

they take them to places like brookfield, junction which is small free for those people might be familiar with the southside, brooksville junction is not much of even a little village anymore. it was incredibly important railroad junction just east of appomattox. it is worthy working railroad line as far as the light is working in the immediate aftermath of appomattox. they're making their way there showing the parole passes you just gave us an example of, using that to get russians or hopefully to get passage on a train that will take them to someplace like a city point on the river at the junction of the appomattox and james rivers where they will hopefully either take a boat maybe to richmond to be the quickest way to get to richmond or perhaps i'll take a steamer and go all the way up to baltimore. maybe they need to get home to tennessee or kentucky. and so at their fastest route would be to take a ship that would take them to baltimore and they could take railroads from there. it is the movement away. but at times they are treacherous and there are times when being on the road itsel

. >>> look at shares of cameco plunging after teaming up with brookfield to acquire westinghouse electricthey'll now own a 40% stake in this company why such an extreme market reaction >> there's definitely an extreme reaction here and they did announce a $650 million equity sale to finance this acquisition. the company also said it will use debt as well as cash now, of course, it's not uncommon to see the acquiring company's shares fall after a deal is anounounced and of cour there's also a shock factor given that wall street was not expecting this right now, cameco is focused on the upstream element this deal does move it away from being a pure play operating, but longer term, this expands their footprint across the nuclear value chain at a time when we're really seeing nuclear power come back westinghouse works with over half of the world's nuclear reactor fleet and once again with this global energy crunch and with nations moving to cut emissions, nuclear power is really back in focus and so this really makes cameco a one-stop shop for utilities >> pippa, thank you. mike, you find thi

injection, even though the ceo denied that earlier this week, but why go ahead and partner with brookfieldement to help fund your arizona fab lastly, quite severely, you had looming layoffs that the company is expected to announce either today or in the coming days. i did notice, too, the company has a dividend yield of over 5%, much more than all -- pretty much all of the other chipmakers out there. and there hasn't been a cut to that dividend since 2000 >> all right, kristina, thanks very much. courtney, what do you think of intel? intel in my opinion has far too many headwinds that are still ahead of them, unfortunately we've already seen some competition with amd and nvidia, that they're losing share value, too. and i think that's likely going to continue as we move forward here i think the biggest issue for them is the fact that more than half of their revenue comes from pc demand, which is going to continue to have some demand deterioration, as we look forward. so this is something that i'm not really jumping into with two feet, currently. >> that's diplomatic put, courtney thank you

committed $100 billion to build out fabs in the united states, it announced a partnership with brookfieldng up to $30 billion in the arizona fab and they would share in future revenue and today intel plans to add more of the co-investment deals. and lastly, intel treats fabs as contract chip makers and gelsinger saying that the new foundry business will help accelerate their transformation, mel. >> kristina, thank you. >>> and intel ceo will be on tech check tomorrow morning so check that out interesting. they seem to be moving more toward for lack of a better term an asset light sort of model where they are off loading the costs in some way shape or form. >> that is one of the big things when gelsinger came in here. if you look at stop, the ten year low is trading at about 26 and a quarter. you could get into the evaluation and the cost cutting. risk is down 20% to that $20 level and you probably have 100% upside if you're taking a multi-year view and again no one is going to be able to pick the bottom. but i think this sort of market, and these sort of disconnections that we're seeing i

. >> brookfield in that deal as well. >> a lot of players. >> you have to think he saw the chances in the delaware court weren't looking good for him. >> you have to think that was the case and certainly to the extent we have been following things closely, they have not been doing a particularly good job in making their case in front of chancellor mccormick the latest back and forth was about privileged communications, but also the fact that the musk side didn't seem to be making good on pledges to share certain communications, or there were text messages that were disappeared somehow. and so you did sense a bit of frustration on chancellor mccormick's part there was this possibility people raised about you could make a ruling of inference, which would essentially be almost saying if this witness comes before the court, they are not necessarily to be believed, that would be bad. musk was supposed to be deposed later this week. there are those who believe that he simply doesn't want to be put in that position >> sure. >> and so we can go down any number of roads to try to understand wh

brookfield, litchfield comic-con, torrington, and more. the last 30 years at the water company. water conservation. huge. i have volunteered to join the housatonic association board of directors. i worked my way up to vice president of that board, because natural resources are very important to me. our natural environment is important to me. we can keep hearing the excuses for my opponent as to why you, the voters, should give her another chance to disappoint you. i am ready to hit the ground running. i will work tireless for you, just as i have when i was in the state senate, just as i have since i first announced in july of last year i'm willing to work with everyone in congress. my opponent can't say the same. she does not work across the aisle, regardless of what she says. you cannot vote 100 percent in line with nancy pelosi and then tell me you work in a bipartisan fashion. i will do the work, given the opportunity. moderator: ms. hayes, you get the first rebuttal. rep. hayes: i'm going to need some time. that was a lot to unpack here. a couple of things. there is a reason