and then he threw it himself, putting calgary ahead.n the second twenty minutes. the ice owners restored the balance in the score 2:2 and never didn't score in the third period. as a result , the match was tied in regulation time and overtime did not produce a winner. but in the bulitov series , calgary’s victory was brought by the decisive throw by yegor sharongovich. he was also recognized as the first star of the match, which, by the way, entered the match as an assistant to the team captain. let us remind you that the nhl regular season starts on october 11. belshina's players and coaching staff have no doubt that the club will continue to perform higher. league next season, team representatives told our to the film crew after the twenty-second round match against bate. let me remind you that the bobruisk team lost 1:2 in the standings and are still in thirteenth place, four points ahead of soligorsk shakhtyor. for now, it is the miners who are in the position of play-off matches. we will definitely get into the transitional ones, t

ilya solovyov and yegor sharangovich helped calgary defeat seattle in a preseason match of the national hockey league. in the first period , solovyov first scored an assist on the opponent’s first goal. thereby equalizing the score, and then scored himself, putting calgary ahead. in the second twenty minutes the ice owners restored the balance was 2:2 and the teams did not score even once in the third period. as a result, there was a draw in the main game... during the match , overtime did not reveal the winner, but in bulitov’s series , calgary’s decisive shot was scored by yegor sharangovich. he was also recognized as the first star of the match, which, by the way, entered the match as an assistant to the team captain. let us remind you that the nhl regular season starts on october 11. the belarusian women 's national football team will play today its second match of the fourth group of the league b-league of nations, against the czech team. the match will take place in croatia. let us remind you that in the opening match our girls lost. bosnia and herzegovina with a score of 1:2, our

a then he threw it himself, bringing calgary forward. owners restored the balance in the score 2:2 and did not score a single goal in the third period. as a result , the match was not a draw in regulation time. the winner, in the shootout series, calgary’s victory was brought by the decisive shot performed by yegor sharongovich, he was also recognized as the first star of the match, which, by the way, entered as an assistant to the team captain. let us remind you that the championship regularly starts on october 11. the belshina players and coaching staff have no doubt that the club will continue play in the major league next season. team representatives told our film crew about this after the twenty-second round match against batte. let me remind you that the bruychan team lost 1:2 in the standings and are still in thirteenth place, four behind soligorsk shakhtyor. for now, it is the miners who are in the position of play-off matches. we'll definitely hit the transition points, this is the minimum task, the maximum task is to stay in th

calgary, canada caused the parents to complain to the local authorities.ording to the global report, the alberta regional health organization of canada published shocking details from the central kitchen of a number of calgary kindergartens . coli has been infected with a severe disease. when 4-year-old children get sick, they become really ill-mannered. finally, the child has been brought to the hospital . the doctors announced that after several tests , the final test results will be shown. also , the first notification from the kindergarten was received on sunday night. the child's parents had informed about talai a number of children in the kindergarten wordlessly. the notification also included the warning of the health authorities about the onset of a digestive disease, and it was only on monday that the authorities responsible for the objects of ikola's disease announced that certain problems would arise. it was that the officials thought that it was an emergency, alberta health services in its latest report published the results of the investigatio

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he spoke at the event in c calgary.e said it is meant to be happening following the opec decision to cut the curbs. he said they are limiting volatility the primary focus is market stability. he says not jacking up prices. listen in. >> we can produce more or we can increase that has been a subject that we with want to make sure that the messaging is clear it is not about, again, this jacking up prices, but it is about making the decision at the right time when we have the data and when we have the clarity that we become more comfortable. >> reporter: his royal highness there. julianna, when it comes to the justification of the cuts, that is an interesting question you know we follow this closely. if opec is the central bank of oil, then his royal highness is the governor the indications that we had from him is there is no intention from the opec group, particularly from saudi arabia to exit or unwind from the cuts. anything could happen in the fourth quarter and ultimately it is the u.s. policy and the outlook for chin

meanwhile the saudi energy minister in a conference in calgary says opec is targeting stable oil pricesre not trying to move prices higher. they are probably unaware of a lot of criticism coming their way. they also say in terms of demand for china, one of the key drivers of global crude prices, the jury is still out. vonnie: you can get a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your day going into today's edition of daybreak. terminal subscribers can go to dayb . you can also customize your settings so you only get the news on the industries and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: grocery delivery business instacart is selling 22 million shares in its ipo for $30 apiece. let's get the details now from ryan gould. it is the top end of the range but they did not boosted any further. could they have? ryan: it was certainly a consideration on the table. we heard early on they were considering $30 apiece. i think having had such good momentum this past week with arm, pricing tomorrow for trading on wednesday, perhaps there is some consideration giving to being con

we were in calgary for like six months. >> stephen: canada?s not in jail, honey. i will be home in two weeks. that part sucked, but the work was amazing. and it looks really good. >> stephen: is it beautiful? i've never been up that high? >> david: it is. but when you are depressed and drinking a lot, you don't look out the window as much. [laughter] it is beautiful. >> stephen: when you are depressed and drinking a lot, how much are you wearing under the overalls? or is it no shoes, no shirt, no -- what is going on? >> david: because it was a pandemic, so -- when you do a movie, you basically where you're close just to get to the set and then you take them off for the rest of the day. >> david: they don't really get soiled. >> stephen: so you write home and it was just a fashion show for my driver and that walk from the car to the trailer. so yes, i did heavy on the overalls. i think i took four pair. it was just overrepresented. >> stephen: i think i might want some overalls for christmas at this point. >> david: hold on, i think sienna is g

. >> area elliott of calgary, canada, brought home a visually impaired dog, and she thought her otheree, and she looked at her house cams, and she saw them playing, and he was able to help him play, and so they are playing very nicely together. >> wow. helping each other out. >> a new friend. >> that's like mike and me in the parking lot. >> yeah, definitely. >> people thought i wouldn't take care of marcus when he first arrived. >> now i am all grown up. >> all right, boys. all right, boys. kari, what are we going to do with them? >> i don't know. put them out in the parking lot. >> we will go stress eat. >> i will take a coffee nap. >>> it's nice and cool weather for a nap, working, whatever you have to do today. we are starting out with temperatures in the low 50s in the northbound. as you step out the door in napa, it's only 52 degrees. compare that to the 63 we have in san josÉ. in palo alto, a little milder there for the start of the day. here's where we are headed. high temperatures in the mid-80s in morgan hill. it's about the same as yesterday, east san josÉ reaching 87, and

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mass poisoning occurred in kindergartens in calgary, canada due to outbreaks of intestinal infection.owed a number of serious violations. however, it is still unknown. what exactly caused the outbreak. further news from your region with residents of moscow and the region, see you in a few seconds. now to the news of the capital region in moscow and the region the weather remains warm for the beginning of autumn this afternoon again around plus 20 , while in the region the atmospheric pressure is still elevated at 752 mm hg. today there will be a reception for muscovites regarding the renovation program. this is already the ninth meeting this year between representatives of the urban planning policy department and residents. most often, citizens are interested in the timing of resettlement ; also, specialists are asked questions about the guarantees provided for by the program; you can also find out how construction is going in a particular area or district; responsibilities. capital motorists are getting used to the new traffic pattern. in the moscow city area, the direction changed w

he spoke with stocks from the world petroleum congress in calgary canada.ence. >> the influence they have on oil markets, pretty significant. >> hard to overstate, it's world's biggest energy exporter. one of the three oil producers in the market along with russia and the united states. saudi arabia is the big dog as well. some say the recent saudi and production cuts could send oil prices to more than $100 a barrel by the end of the year. >> bret: i spoke to your energy minister who was practice prince abdulazeez about your decision for oil production cuts. >> best thing we could do, deliver for us and for the rest of the world is stable oil markets. >> bret: there are some supporters of ukraine who say by doing that and prices spiking that you have essentially boosted russia's war effort, so how do you deal with that? >> so we just watched supply demand, if there is shortage of supply, our role is to nail shortage. if there is oversupply our role is to stability of the market. >> bret: doesn't have anything about that. >> it's purely about demand/supply.

. >> bret: i'm sorry to miss you in saudi arabia, but thank you for joining us from calgary. >> bret:rgy ministry zoomed in from the world petroleum congress just after addressing the saudi's recent oil production cuts with opec plus countries including russia. >> we are not price driven. we are more or less stability driven. we are not siding with anybody. we are siding with our own national interest. we are trying to protect our economy. there is huge ambition. we need to secure that ambition. we achieve 70% or 08% what is the ambition? it would be like less than 10 years the amount of transformation that we would be going through is way beyond what we have done in the last 80 years. >> bret: which brings us back to where we started. saudi arabia is on the move behind a large charging young leader who is constantly buzzing. >> it is a bee hive. everybody is working 24/7. we are continuously being challenged. >> we are running very, very fast. catch up with him, honestly, and to deliver what -- deliver his vision. >> 24 hours. 24 hours on demand, on call. we are working every day. no

the energy minister joined me from calgary and the world petroleum congress. >> what we are doing is we are doing is making sure that we reduce volatility of the market. >> bret: as you well know, your royal highness, pump prices effect presidential approval ratings. they go back all the way to reagan that the higher the prices the lower the presidential approval rating there are some people inside the u.s. who look skeptically, understand what you are saying about volatility but the fact that you and russia, if you get together on a decision, on production cuts, can effect how america works. >> i understand. but, you have got to look at the components. because good chunk of what is happening in your market now diesel market even more investment and refining capacity and that. >> bret: when asked about the ghenk oil cut and effect russian revenues in the middle you have a war in ukraine. says there is a such thing as saudi first making decisions based on the good of the king come. "special report" will be live in saudi arabia tomorrow night. we will give you a behind the scenes tour

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man with distinguished career public service is taking down the mafia, cleanup new york city, and calgarythe nation following september 11th. your reaction to that timeline? >> i think it's really important for people to keep in mind the power dynamic that is at play here. when this alleged incident, occurred cassidy hutchison was 23 years, old and working at the white house. rudy giuliani was then a beloved national hero, he was america's mayor. i think to come forward with an allegation of that nature is really scary for anyone to do in general, but especially in that situation, just given the skewed power dynamic. i do think that it's kind of growth, so honestly, for anyone to question him the time mean when anyone comes forward with sexual assault or allegation. that is why a big reason a lot of them took up for with these claims, because people start to -- >> you mention the word scary, they're cassidy hutchison said in an interview that she had to move out of d.c. for a few months because her legal team thought it wasn't safe for her to go home after she testified to the 16 committe

you just spoke to the saudi oil minister in calgary, so, how firm will the saudis be, do you think, inirection? >> i mean, right now, we clearly see momentum to $100 at brent. the big question is, we have an opec meeting next week. the saudi oil minister said, yes, we made the decision to extend our 1 million barrel a day cult through the end of the year, but he said, we're going to review that decision every month and we can go either way. it comes against a backdrop with u.s./saudi diplomatic negotiations. the question is, will there be an energy component of a potential u.s./saudi deal? i think the biden administration would clearly like more saudi barrels on the market. because, look, there are not a lot of great options out there for this administration to get crude prices down. they are done the big spr release. the question is, are they really going to do more? we're not hearing blockbuster spr releases. they've done deals with iran, but those barrels are already in the market. so, it's not clear, really, where the administration goes next for additional barrels. >> i mean, it s

that is just one part of calgary's expanded role across the state. the return on investment for the work that we've done is exceptional. it's the number is quite large. it's almost 6,000% return on investment. so if you take a look at the cost of the program overall and then you take that with the amount of dollar value drugs seized, it's almost 6,000, a little over 6,000. now, governor newsom also releasing this statement alongside today's announcement saying, quote, fentanyl is a deadly poison, ripping families and communities apart in california. the governor says his cracking down. and today we're going further by deploying more cal guard service members to combat this crisis and keep our community safe. according to the cdc, more than 109,000 people in the us died from reported drug overdoses in 2022. now, of those 68, 68% were in fact tied to fentanyl. well, now researchers are working on a new approach. a vaccine. researchers at the university of montana say they are preparing for human trials for vaccines to prevent fentanyl and heroin drug o

10:00 a.m., saudi energy minister is going to be speaking at the world petroleum congress in calgary. i'm curious what he says about how much they are going to continue prolonged meant of production cuts at a time where brent crude is bumping up against $95 a barrel. meanwhile, the u.n. general assembly is holding a session this week. vice of china is meeting with secretary of state antony blinken on the sidelines. curious about this which came together quietly, especially in light of tensions between both nations in the european leaders in china. today, kicking off a week of monthly housing data, 10:00 a.m., u.s. nhp housing market index. housing affordability is the most negative, the worst it has been in the history of the series going back to 1986 by the national realty association. i am wondering at what point you start seeing that feeding into some of this price wage spiral? rents are getting expensive. oil prices are not affordable. how do people deal with that? jonathan: should we share local knowledge? rents in london up more than 17% year-over-year. 17.1 percent. compare tha

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he was a calgary man on pr horseback. hamilton is sort of like macgyver. i am hoping everyone is old enough to get that reference. hamilton is resourceful. when rose and hamilton are digging out a tunnel, the problem is, when they get so deep in the tunnel, they can't r see. hamilton is the one who steals matches and steals candles. th the next problem is they can keep the candlelit because they are so far underground. hamilton gets a cawidebrimmed hi he steals and makes it rigid so, he can fan air into the tunnel. the problem then when you are a digging dirt and rock, you havet to back out because the tunnel is too hard to turn around, get rid of the rock and dirt. hamilton steals a knapsack, creates a pulley. hamilton takes it out and rose pulls it back in. rose can stay underground around-the-clock, digging and digging. rosee passes out once from a lack of oxygen. hamilton steals a close line, ties and other around around his ankle so he can pull him out if he collapses. hamilton is very resourceful. ot rose one night is ready to escape and the confeder

we have course had the world congress taking place in calgary across the continent.and gas executives were leaning in and saying that we need to increase fossil fuel supply to ensure energy security and affordability in the oil market seem to agree with that with crude oil $100 per barrel. haidi: also last week the u.k. delayed its fan on the internal combustion vehicles from 2030 back to 2035. do we expect governments in asia to follow suit when it comes to the weakening of targets? >> i remain optimistic that we won't see change from asian countries. my optimism is not for good reasons to be fair. if you look at the targets in the six large economies. three of them, australia, japan and south korea have ambitious targets. but already they are not on track to meet the targets. regardless of the u.k. future, we are not -- even before the announcement we do not see countries accelerating. on the flipside, if you look at the other three, they are pretty easy targets that they have set for themselves by 2030 and they are on track for doing a lot better on their targets.

speaking at a major industry event in calgary, both ceos said that capturing and storing carbon is onereduce emissions. they also argued that cutting oil used too fast would be dangerous given the growing demand for energy. crude prices are trading at 10 month highs as the physical market shows signs of tightness due to cuts from opec-plus producers. let's get to bloomberg naf analyst wayne tan for the market outlook. what is driving prices higher beyond these cuts? >> thank you for having me. we're looking at global oil inventories very closely, and specifically how these are differing against norms. the item behind that is to get a sense of how aggressively inventories are moving against past trends, and we are at a time of the year where it is normal for crude inventories to fall, but crude inventories are falling faster than seasonal trends. physical markets are tightening relief quickly and aggressively, and there are two key reasons. first is the saudi and russia production export cuts, which has already been talked about by analysts, the second is china's resilient demand growth

the saudi energy ministers talking in calgary later on to their talking about ned zero. saudi arabia, ned zero. -- net zero. russia also involved in this. commodities elsewhere also in the fray. we look at what is going on. rising iron ore. is it hope, expectation or reality? we are seeing signs of china stabilizing. is that what is the driver? yvonne: is it going to break this disinflationary trend we are seeing across the world is one key question central banks are going to have to talk about. the fed, they are not going to do anything. the pause is all but guaranteed. the dots. we talk about how important they are this week. . setting the stage on what it means for the rest of the year. there are still some markets. we could see one more in november. next year cuts -- are those going to continue to be praised out of the market if jay powell seems hawkish? look at all of that. a whole map full of it of how many central bank decisions there are. boe included. all likely to hike as well. we have the likes of some asian central banks. boj is going to be the big one given

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