. >> reporter: cliff morrison would know. more than two years after cliff caught the virus, he is still suffering from strange neurological problems. >> a lot of the brain fog. i sometimes forget where i'm at. and i can be in a very familiar location, and all of the sudden i don't -- nothing looks familiar. >> cliff is not alone. one in five individuals infected with the virus go on to develop what's called long covid. the syndrome refers to a constellation of symptoms, including crushing fatigue, debilitating headaches, and cognitive changes. >> probably the most disconcerting thing for me was the fact that i could no longer remember names. and people would tell me something and five minutes later i would -- you know, i wouldn't remember it, or i would repeat myself. >> people feel like their brain is working slower, that it's harder to access that information this their head, that it's harder to hold information in their head and manipulate it. >> reporter: dr. >> wanna hellmuth and her team are struggling to unravel the my

the cliffs have been crumbling for years. where once there was climate denial, there is now an unavoidable reality. as we watched another section and fell into the sea, a certain climate change now has to change people's perception in the last couple years. i think there's a recognition that there's a tremendous danger from climate change. coastal defense is already in place, protect the towns proven out, but they've affected the natural title drift, making things worse for the nearby cliffs. down here at the water line, you can clearly see the forces of nature weighing on this landscape down one side. this river run off made heavier by more frequent storm activity, up above the cliffs, heavy rainfall that saturate the soil from below the waves lapping. although i pretty much up to the base of the cliffs, their own beach protections washed away. it's a 3 pronged assault, making this world heritage site and others like it all the way up and down the jurassic coast, vulnerable, fragile, prone to collapse. the problem is people

took a look at this cliff rescue in san francisco. the san francisco fire department tweeting this video. it happened around 8:00 a.m. near the old cliff house restaurant. you can see the video. the man made it down to the ledge on the cliff but couldn't get back up. crews managed to hoist him to safety and he was not hurt in the process. >>> a fire burning in southern california called the sheep fire is burning near the los angeles national forest. it started saturday and has already scored nearly a thousand acres. firefighters issued evacuation orders. expect cooler temperatures and slowing winds. that could help crews get the flames quicker and easier. the fire is 18% contained. >>> we're hoping fire danger is moderate and okay for the weekend. jeff is here with more. >> yes, warmer weather the next two days, but thankfully not nearly as hot as last week when we had the low 100s. taking you outside to san jose. plenty of blue sky. whatever you have going on tonight, we're looking good. 73 degrees right now. little breezy, but dropp

i'll looked at this bloody cliff and-— i'll looked at this bloody cliff and. , ., , cliff and. _ them all is the thing, 0 god, and used to be afraid to speak to them — and used to be afraid to speak to them sometimes, because especially friends, is to be afraid _ especially friends, is to be afraid to _ especially friends, is to be afraid to speak to them, is to think. — afraid to speak to them, is to think, what i say, you know? it was _ think, what i say, you know? it was hard — think, what i say, you know? it was hard on _ think, what i say, you know? it was hard on all of them. some of them — was hard on all of them. some of them suffered terrible ptsd when — of them suffered terrible ptsd when they came back. it was awful — when they came back. it was awful. ~ , , ., ., awful. when they let us do all the fathers — awful. when they let us do all the fathers of _ awful. when they let us do all the fathers of the _ awful. when they let us do all the fathers of the guys - awful. when they let us do all the fathers of the guys a - awful. when they let us do allj the fathers of

[music playing] >> cliff, you still in? bill: i was very fortunate as a young person. i was in an orphanage as a baby. and i was blessed with being adopted by good parents. and i grew up in miami beach, florida. and my brother and i, we were canoeing in biscayne bay, and boating and sailing and swimming and going to the beach. we were definitely in the outdoors. when i was in mercer university in macon, georgia, we started to work with disadvantaged kids. and i began to appreciate how powerful outdoor living experiences would be for them. and i realized that taking this to the next level, establishing a nonprofit, is where i needed to head. and that's what i've done. this is our first city camp of the year, so why don't we do this. let's all say what our name is. you want to stand up and say your name? jacob: my name is jacob. bill: ah, i like that name. that's a cool na. where do you go to school? >> parkside. bill: parkside! ahmani: first impression-- he was a stranger, really. but he always was making jokes. bill: we got to do the special handshake, ok? who's that b

saturate the soil from below the waves lapping all the way pretty much up to the base of the cliffs, their own beach protections washed away. it's a 3 pronged assault, making this world heritage site and others like it all the way up and down the jurassic coast, vulnerable, fragile, prone to collapse. the problem is people live up here, some in large houses with majestic c views and fast receding from lawns. it is worrying, but i assume with the my age there's not going to be a physical problem to myself. but the further down the road you get oversleep is the worry will get larger. and there are gardens that are literally falling into the sea down. absolutely. and at some stage they've got to do something to protect the town. a 2020 report by the committee on climate change found that 1200000 homes in the u. k are at high risk of flooding, and a 100000 more will succumb to coastal erosion in decades to come. there's increased funding for protection but not everywhere can receive it. and that means hard choices lie ahead. basically telling those people who live there. but you will not

sir cliff richard, for false allegation. sir cliff richard. i _ for false allegation.at i_ just be a human being. do you think that i deserve going through that? the regular man in the street, that has been _ the regular man in the street, that has been happening to them as well. i has been happening to them as well. iwoutd _ has been happening to them as well. iwoutd sav— has been happening to them as well. i would say to them, if you do disagree — i would say to them, if you do disagree with this, that is ok, that is your— disagree with this, that is ok, that is your right, but your humanity has been _ is your right, but your humanity has been damaged. we know more about outer space than we do about the deep ocean. but for the first time scientists have been able to shed a bit of light on the seas around antartica with the bathymthic chart — that is what's used to measure the depth of water. i'm joined now by dr bryce stewart who is a marine ecologist and senior lecturer at the university of york. tell us exactly what this shows. so, like we have — tell us exactly wh

. >> reporter: cliff morrison would know.ore than two years after cliff caught the virus, he is suffering from strange neurological problems. >> a lot of the brain fog. i sometimes forget where i'm at, and i can be in a very familiar location, and all of a sudden, nothing looks familiar. >> reporter: cliff is not alone. one in five individuals infected with the virus go on to develop what's called long covid, the syndrome refers to a constellation of symptoms including crushing fatigue, debilitating headaches and cognitive changes. >> probably the most disconcerting thing for me was the fact that i could no longer remember names and people would tell me something and five minutes later, you know, i wouldn't remember, or i would repeat myself. >> reporter: people feel like their brain is working slower, that it's harder to access that information in their head. it's harder to kind of hold information in their head and manipulate it. ucsf neurologist dr. helwuth and her team are striving to unravel the mysteries. >> dshz don't

in just a few minutes, a rare interview with cliff asness. his fund has been on a tear in year despite significant macro headwinds. we'll get his latest thoughts and ideas. then we'll speak with the ceo of mondelez fresh off a deal to acquire clif bar how energy has performed versus tech and consumer staples. >> modest move, but really it's the sectors and factors that seem like they're in a short-term flux. this dates back to the eve of the pandemic crash the market peak, february 19th of 2020, before the covid crash. nasdaq 100 relative to the energy sector. obviously tech opened up this huge lead. right here,especially. you saw it was going in different directions more recently since november, huge move. big correction in energy it's going against tech. there's some flavor in the market today of maybe we've seen some peak inflation. maybe inflation can soften up and maybe of course we have those growth concerns we're worried about. i know you remember this, sarah. a month ago i poirnted out the momentum factor grabbed on to energy and stap

i will be on the 50s bus with sir cliff richard.— with sir cliff richard.ber of occasions. tell us about your impressions of the queen, your recollections of the queen. i’m the queen, your recollections of the queen. �* , . ., the queen, your recollections of the queen.�* , . ., the queen, your recollections of the queen. �* , . . ., ,, ., the queen, your recollections of the queen. ,. ., ., ,, �*, queen. i'm such a massive fan. she's an amazing — queen. i'm such a massive fan. she's an amazing role _ queen. i'm such a massive fan. she's an amazing role model, _ queen. i'm such a massive fan. she's an amazing role model, she - queen. i'm such a massive fan. she's an amazing role model, she is - queen. i'm such a massive fan. she's an amazing role model, she is so - an amazing role model, she is so strong and i think her work ethic is incredible. also i got see her on songs of praise, and you get a sense of how true her faith is central to all of her decisions. i think she's absolutely brilliant but she's always been incredibly supportive and warm, and actua

i can just enjoy the nature as it is just to the west rises, allow traviata, prominent tory, the cliffs tower, up to 450 meters high. i really confronted ours here, just watching the birds listening to the waves, photographing the birds even taking it up and just relaxing. it's really beautiful and his la la probiotic is also well known as one of the world's largest bird cliffs, making it a popular photo subject during the summer, millions of sea birds nest on it, including puffins. you can get up close and personal with them here. i thought it very easy for me living here, nathan, and i think the challenges weren't so negative in my opinion. um the remoteness, i like the remoteness, i don't mind being by myself. it can be lonely. you have a lot of darkness. um. but if you have a close group of friends in the community to be with them, i find it okay. just over 200 kilometers, ne lies. he's up your 3rd largest town in the west fjords with a population of 2700. it started as a few wooden houses built by fishmonger and the 18th 19th centuries. now eisley royce, to lives here. i really can

. >> reporter: cliff morrison would know.than two years after cliff caught the virus, he is still suffering from strange neurological problems. >> a lot of the brain fog. i sometimes forget where i'm at. and i can be in a very familiar location, and all of the sudden i don't -- nothing looks familiar. >> cliff is not alone. one in five individuals

and while the cliffs are here, it is a natural— while the cliffs are here, it is a natural defence, andi think you have a _ protected it would help. thank you, i think you have a phone _ protected it would help. thank you, i think you have a phone call- protected it would help. thank you, i think you have a phone call to - i think you have a phone call to answer! from what briony was saying, there are many people here in happisburgh like her who think a greater effort should be made to protect the cliffs and stop that erosion process. for the moment the message from the government and district council here is that will not happen and people need to start thinking and talking about moving further inland.— further inland. thank you, jonah fisher. the british medical association has called for a "complete change of culture and leadership" to tackle racism in the nhs. a new report by the doctors' union — based on the findings of a survey first published in february — says racism is "widespread" and "significantly under—reported" within the health service. this takes him back to happier time

the person was about 75 feet down the cliff.efighters went down to rescue the person, who is expected to be okay. >>> if you are thinking of throws the summer, there is an all new roller coaster ride at six flags discovery kingdom, called the sidewinder safari. it has live animal exhibits that you can view, including snakes, lizards and reptiles. some of the writers say that they realize what the movement was supposed to imitate. >> the you have a ride the court sort of imitates how a snake moves. that was pretty cool. >> the new roller coaster was originally a supposed open in 2020. the plan was delayed because of the pandemic. a roller coaster that moves like a snake. >> i like that. >>> rivalry reviewed. a preview of the game, up next. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandw

. >>> bay area crews had a busy weekend of cliff rescues.unty officers in helicopter helped save a man who had fallen from cliff, mendocino line. broke his leg, had to be rushed to the hospital. farther south in daly city, north county fire crews helped save someone off palisades drive. don't have word on how that person is doing. >> we hear a lot about people getting stuck places. that's why there are warnings. >>> people heading to the coast. heat dome taking over. warm and flat-out hot inland. that's why heat advisory 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. tuesday. farther south, storm sysm to the north last week, chunk of it is lingering behind, helping kick in offshore winds and will try to direct monsoonal moisture up to the bay area. more clouds and humidity. not something we typically talk about in bay area but we will. chance of pop-up showers or thunderstorm, but it's greater over the high sierra. more favorable environment. don't want to see that with dry vegetation. it's drying out more, almost 70 downtown. upper 70s in oakland and inland, upp

. >>> voters hit the gas fast when entire cliff gave way on western lake. >>> a crowd pushing to recall san francisco district attorney ch chesa bodine rallied tonight. >> spent year and a half working for him and decided to resign and speak out because it was clear chesa was not going to prioritize public safety or victims. d.a.'s office is supposed to be advocate for both. he refuse to do his job. >> candidates all reporting a rash of stolen signs. campaign staffers put this video on unidentified man ripping sign apart. all say they've lost 100 to 200 signs, each costing $5 to $8 each. >> seeing it across the city. lost hundreds of signs, we get them out quickly as we can. it's more the effect on people who want to participate. don't want to turn people off being civically engaged, cwhat this intended to do. >> june primary is a week from today, stay with kpix 5 and "cbs news bay area" for continuing talk. >>> if you're not a fan of scary scenes, turn away. gas prices topped $8 a gallon. $9.19 for diesel. >>> tonight santa clara valley water has agreed to pay $8.25 million to the vict

let's dive into what cliff was talking about.sset prices he hasn't seen in his career for a very long time. in an era where qe is a tool federal reserve uses in times of a downturn, could we see the asset price inflation in the future? cam: inflation like we sought after covid? i mean, let's see what the next downturn looks like. i tend to think this will be more than orthodox economic recession rather than one that is characterized by either financial shock like we had or the exogenous shock of covid. it has been two decades since we had an orthodox session. an orthodox recession, you don't necessarily need the emergency superpowers that the fed has broken out after the gsc and covid. it has spurred a lot of the excess we have seen your time taking more of a playbook -- seen it. i am taking more of a playbook and it is taking a few used to see the beaten-down aspects in terms of the growth value dynamic, that would be growth, to make a comeback. ritika: let's talk about the other things moving markets. overnight, the massive boj

. >>> a man is saved after a cliff rescue in san francisco. this was tweeted out by the city's fire department. this was reported around 8:00 this morning near the old cliff house restaurant. fire crews say he went over the wall. crews managed to reach the man. fire officials will trolled he was curious and made it down the ledge but could not get back up on his own. luckily, he was not hurt. >>> this midday, the nightmare for those trying to make it in the bay. the problem is showing no sign of letting up. soaring gas prices got higher overnight. this is having an impact on consumer goods as well. nbc has more on the prices at the pump, and what we can do to save money. >> reporter: we are here in melbourne. we found a gallon of unleaded gas for $6.35. rhenium gas is $6.75. we found a gallon of unleaded gas down the road for over $7.00 a gallon. seems like the gas prices will continue to rise. the national average currently stands at $5.01 according to aaa. overnight, regular gas jumped to $6.43. compare that to one year ago, gas was $4.22. d

almost at the most snow-capped peaks of the caucasus mountains, on steep cliffs and cliffs, the height, caucasian mountain goats live, more often they are called tours. males live separately from females and cubs in small groups, moving from one mountain pasture to another. their weight often exceeds 100 kg, and the length of the luxurious horns of their main decoration can reach 75 cm. tournament fights begin in late autumn, because the mating period is getting closer and you need to show yourself in all its glory and strength. the males rear up and everyone with their weight fall on the enemy, the winners become the strongest and continue their mouth, a clear example of natural selection. the diversity of landscapes is a distinctive feature of the caucasus mountains. it is the peaks and impenetrable forests and high mountain valleys, which may be why biologists classify the caucasus as one of the richest in the diversity of plant and animal species in the world. of the six and a half thousand plant species found in the caucasus, a fourth grows only in these parts. here a deer with he

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though all walk off cliffs eventually because they're looking at their phone. their phones. part of the reasons for barking and family member posting toxic or problematic things, sharing fake news and also to hide thei own personal lives which makes sense that's why i blocked fox news management from my webpage on wearable latex. so young people will block family members even if they still see them, i wonder how that even plays out. know, carl, don't even think about it. you're block from talking politics. nobody wants to see pictures of your ugly dog. great news, because, i can donate that spleen to you. he's going to be dead to everyone without that spleen. >> he can't hear you. >> what about the spleen? the spleen? who blocks you in your family? anybody block you? >> no, we're pretty much all on the same page. i just say we used to be we wer saved by our own stupidity with but now we share it with each other all the time. used to take may be bonk ribs i college and say why don't you give everybody a million dollar and disband the military. imagine taking a s

so the country is at the cliffs and with all of its institutions -- the cliff's edge, with all of itsnstitutions. david: such a treat to have you with us, laurence tribe professor of constitutional law at harvard. coming up, douglas high, former communications director of the rnc, will weigh in on this decision. this is a special edition of "balance of power" on bloomberg television and on radio. ♪ david: this is a special edition of "balance of power" on bloomberg television and on radio. i am david westin. we have special coverage of that supreme court decision today. it has a lot of implications for the economy, for women and for politics. we welcome doug heye. he also served as deputy chief of staff for eric cantor alongside being the former communications director of the republican national committee. we heard earlier from kevin mccarthy, the current minority leader of the house. he seems to think this is good. what do you think? douglas: for most republicans it means developing on -- delivering on that promise that was long-held. i would not have told you when going through the

plus more from my interview with cliff from capital a management including his criticism of the private equity industry and why he says he's got professional jea jealousy first up we'll begin on the developing story surrounding intel. the company warning its ohio factory project could be scaled back or delayed if funding from the chips act doesn't come soon. >> it's been over a year since the senate passed a bipartisan measure to subsidize chip manufacturing and research on u.s. soil. despite other countries providing subsidies, that's why companies like intel are raising the alarm. they said unfortunately the chips act has moved more slowly than we expected and we still don't know when it will get done my colleague, ylan mui has confirmed intel has cancelled its ceremonial ground-breaking next month and pushed it back to this fall. intel, though, is still committed to spend $20 billion on two leading edge factories. but plans to spend up to $100 billion are uncertain if they don't get the subsidies. the thought process is if europe can offer subsidies, why can't the united states? and

the gobbins is a three—mile walk along the cliff path.rs came from abroad. but during covid, obviously, nobody could travel, so they all wanted to come and do their staycation with us. how have you found it? that was brilliant. really, really good — very enjoyable. the path was conceptualised by the civil engineer berkeley dean wise. he helped bring the railway system to northern ireland and he wanted to create a unique attraction for people to take the train to. this is the original day trip, isn't it, from belfast? it was the original day trip from belfast. long dresses and heels. long dresses and heels, wide—brimmed hats — the lot. but they would've come along here for the day — the same as we have been doing all during covid, doing our day trips, just anywhere within ireland or locally. so, in some ways, covid and what has happened over the past two years has brought back the spirit of the gobbins? it's come full circle. yeah! yeah. so, my next stop is an hour up the coast, but then i need to take a little detour off. welcome to the d

and then you have a cliff that will inevitably come for schools and families unless congress passes aanent solution. so what might that look like? >> what advocates have been calling for and some of the cafeteria workers i've spoken to want is universal free school meals. and that's going back to a permanent version of pandemic era waivers, where schools get reimbursed for every free meal that they give out to kids. and that way, there's no doubt that kids who are hungry can get the food that they need. geoff: wilfred chan is a contributor at the guardian. thanks so much for sharing your reporting with us. >> thanks. ♪ geoff: title nine turned 50 this week. the federal law bars educational institutions from discriminating on the basis of sex, most recognizably in athletics. but some top college sports programs are skirting the spirit, if not the letter, of the law. ali rogin is back with a look at that. >> a new investigation served -- survey 107 top colleges around athletics. it found most of them are creating the illusion of gender equity in sports programs. some schools count men w

sort of a failing mission because every time that they try to climb towards that, it will make our cliffs sink and they fall back into the water. the parade lasts for 2 hours. a surreal garden of earthly delights on the water now were headed to somewhere you may never have heard of and most likely have never visited. but the remote landscapes of the iceland dick west fjords have just been listed as one of 2020 two's top global travel locations. by a well known travel guide, the little known peninsula has a distinct charm. one that captivated nature, photographer isley royce. she showed us around her adopted homeland ah, secluded beaches, towering waterfalls and spectacular landscapes for all found in the west fjords, iceland remote natural splendor. just look at the view. you can see how beautiful it is. the west yards are amazing. there is no place on earth like it and all around you have untouched beauty and land. isley royce has lived here for almost 5 years. she draws inspiration from it for her photography, and her enthusiasm is by no means hers alone. the australian lonely planet tr

it's near here, yes, a good place to go ashore, a high cliff is excellent here.n for the sniper is decided, so the physicist lizun and the mind go downstream, if they retreat they will be covered by hostages, so one sniper and two take the boat from us sniper well, i, and you remain at my disposal. it's all strange. do they hope to slip down the river. they understand that it is useless. masha is here later, i will save you. i 'll save you, look there ah, with the help of a special program, i analyzed the ideal options for waste for bagirov's saboteurs. i calculated everything correctly. see here for the ideal place to disembark. the program also read the locations for our roadblocks. if the saboteur, still be able to break through our defenses. they will leave just downstream. right here. well, that's good, read that they have calculated everything in our pocket and a helicopter will be waiting for them downstream. and if there are hostages on board, we will press them down and force them to sit down. and what if it is a counterintelligence helicopter, for examp

it's really get up on his la la probiotic is also well known as one of the world's largest bird cliffs, making it a popular photo subject. during the summer, millions of sea birds nest on it, including puffins. you can get up close and personal with them here. i thought it very easy for me living here, nathan. and i think the challenges weren't so negative in my opinion. um the remoteness, i like the remoteness, i don't mind by myself. camille, only you have a lot of darkness. oh. but if you have a close group of friends in the community to be with them, i find it okay. just over 200 kilometers. ne lies. he's up here through the largest town in the west fjords with a population of 2700. it started as a few wooden houses built by fishmonger, and the 18th and 19th centuries. now eisley royce, to lives here. i really can't at the moment see myself living anywhere else in the world. i mean, look at this place. where else can you find a view like this and a beautiful nature in being so secluded in so far away from all the stress of big cities and life. and here is just perfect for me. icela

it is saying there is a cliff, let's stop the car, let's look at the map and get these kids to safety. that is patriotism. host: peniel joseph is the director at the center of race and democracy at the university of texas austin. you can follow him on twitter. >> c-span's or unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including media,. >> media calms a sports c-span, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> russia's blockade of ukrainian seaports has cut grain deliveries to the world food supply. today, a discussion on the effects of russia's work on global food security. watch beginning at noon eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage to the u.s. response to russia's invasion of ukraine, ranging from the president, the pentagon, as well as congress. we also have international perspectives from the united nations and statement from foreign leaders. all on the c-span networks. the c-span now free mobile app. and c-span.org/ukraine. you can watch the

it is saying there is a cliff, let's stop the car, let's look at the map and get these kids to safety. that is patriotism. host: peniel joseph is the director at the center of race and democracy at the university of texas austin. you can follow him on twitter. >d view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including cox. cox giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next, illinois governor j.b. pritzker and labor

it is saying there is a cliff, let's stop the car, let's look at the map and get these kids to safety. that is patriotism. host: peniel joseph is the director at the center of race and democracy at the university of texas austin. you can follow him on twitte political careers and accomplishments. both were keynote speakers as the 2022 convention. this is about 55 minutes. >> i am excited to see we have a northwestern university graduate running for governor of this great state.

think we are going over that cliff. we always look at amazon, but there are companies still around but has never ap chooefd or come close to the peaks we saw then >> let's take a look at the earnings of the tech sector broadly. you can see that across virtually every subgroup, whether it's hardware, whether it's software, semis, the 2022 earnings are expected to be weak so it's not only a weak first quarter, second quarter as well. if you look at the expectations for next year, they're expected to rebound and the rest of the market is expected to deter deteriorate. if you look at the earnings story, not only is it a question are these better names in a recession. the answer is clearly yes. if you think we're moving that way, i would much rather buy a tech stock than a consumer staple name that doesn't have the potential upside by and large, while it may not be the time in the cycle to be buying tech in a period of higher inflation, these are superior companies the cash flow generation of these names are truly superior t

insanely low priced earnings that can't be bought under any circumstances unlike sadly cleveland cliffsich i like then there are others you can justify owns nucor, toll brothers, whirlpool and ford while ford could go much lower, keep that in mind if you take the risk jason. jason in montana. >> caller: big sky country, boo-yah from sky country thank you for taking my call. >> thank you for having me. >> caller: can you share some of your thoughts on citibank please >> it is a real quandary for me. i can't understand how it is trading that much below it's stock value when it's that low a much better franchise. arthur in california arthur >> caller: hey, jim. how is it going? long time fan of your show. >> hey, thank you, man thank you. >> caller: the question is luminar technology, lavr what are your thoughts about this for the long run, and is it a good time for a buy-in. >> look, i'm going to screw up on some stuff, but i'm not recommending any monies that make money this isn't a period to look to make a lot of money, but i don't want to lose a lot of money. only if you fell more sane

energy bar maker cliff.cago-based maker of oreos and cadbury chocolates will acquire the cliff luna and cliff kid brands for $2.9 billion. further payments may be possible. ceo resigned following a fuel price increase that angered brazil's president and prompted calls for a congressional inquiry. he had been fired in may and named a replacement. rishaad: we have got finance minister suzuki speaking in tokyo alongside the current prime minister. they are talking about having a responsible fiscal policy management, talking about a concern surrounding the recent and sudden weakening of the yen. saying foreign-exchange moves like this are undesirable. we got them to also say they will take appropriate reaction on foreign-exchange if necessary. it is the foreign finance which intervenes, not the bank of japan. he goes on to say they will continue to collaborate with the bank of japan. sudden moves are undesirable and inflation responses measure size, timing, not set yet. yvonne: we were just talking to harvest ab