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alix: that was david rubenstein, a interview with sam zell.an catch that full interview tonight at 9:00 p.m. we are one hour into trading. abigail is tracking the moves. abigail: this is an intraday overnight chart of the nasdaq 100 futures. down, starting slightly higher than last night. net-net, a small loss. lots of moves to get there. lots of names trading in the green. let's see if we can see the major indexes go up, american airlines up 9%. the current -- last quarter, second quarter. 12% revenue growth over the previous year, plus they are holding their outlook. herbalife being cheered by investors, up 15%. palatine, up 4.6%. the company is going to outsource manufacturing of the bike. traders investing could help company margins and the turnaround they are trying to make. norwegian cruise lines, up 3.4%. as for a mixed bag on the year, big moves in the upside and downside. it is of course of currency, one of them being the dollar. dollar on the year up for a second year, i believe it is up double digits. i could be wrong. i know the do

i'm just clarifying for our viewers from israel, we are waiting for the best from david from the united states, no more samsystems and from germany and growing, well, this is the minimum in order to strengthen the defenses of our cities and it is obvious that this is not needed in the number of one or two units and in the number of dozens of units of each system, if they are all combined and our air defense is added, then the effect will be true, mr. yuri, it is a matter of how many they will give us, because they do not have 15 capabilities, that is, add them, because we still have important questions for you. well, we understand that we have encountered the fact that they have a lot of old, rusty equipment and a lot of it, and they have people to manage this equipment, we have the opposite situation, we have multi-motivated fighters, there are few good weapons, but when we talk about exactly in aviation, the situation here is a little different because, as far as i understand, well, relatively speaking, to train a pilot is a great pilot, he can cost more than , well, relatively speaking, cost more than th

. >> david strickland did not do this. >> it was sam smith who had the last word. ht have been under suspicion. but ultimately had nothing to do with this crime. david strickland, he said, was the man holding the gun. >> shooting both of these girls for no identifiable bull reason at all. he certainly is a psychopath. >> he never offered the jury a possible motive. christine says, she is sure that it is about her sexual orientation. >> what is the reason for thinking it is a hate crime? >> in the letter that he supposedly tried to send to my dad, it says something in the letter like those lesbians! >> in his interrogation, strickland made a point of saying that he had no issues with the gay community. whether or not that was the truth, prosecutors decided not to charge him with a hate crime. after five days of testimony, the jury began deliberations. it took six hours to reach a verdict. guilty! strickland was sentenced to life in prison. backed by a new legal team, strickland appealed. but a court upheld the jury's decision. he plans to keep fighting the conviction

. >> the "washington examiner's" david drucker and politico's sam stein. >>> nearly a dozen fake electorsvictor of the 2020 election in georgia, and now targets of a criminal probe. it doesn't stop there. the former president is still trying to overturn the 2020 results. a republican official in wisconsin says trump called him just last week. and before we go to break, a special moment after last night's major league baseball all-star game. dodgers pitcher clayton kershaw was just about to make his media appearance when he was alerted to a 10-year-old inside the interview room. >> oh, what's up, dude? [ inaudible ] >> oh, wow. oh, come here, dude. great to meet you. thanks for coming up. that took a lot of courage, man. that was awesome. thanks for coming. do you have a parent here or anything? [ laughter ] >> that is so cute. >> you can't hear much of it, but you kind of get what's going on there. >> it's a good thing the kid and kershaw weren't playing for the red sox because they would have traded them both for a couple of hamburgers. >> mike, explain what was going on there. it was ha

i want to point out to you on the previous slide that this is a soviet sam site, which has a distinctive star of david kind of pattern in it. over the next week u2 flights provide imagery that identify 24 medium range ballistic missile sites mrbms have a range of about a thousand miles. and also intermediate range ballistic missile sites. and they have about a 2000 mile range, roughly. pinkovsky's intelligence on the soviet mrbms gives a president some indication of how long it would take to make these things operational. kennedy has the time to deliberate instead of simply to react the initial. impulse on everyone's part is what we got to take these things out. militarily with a strike but upon deliberation. he decides to impose a naval blockade. and use hard-nosed diplomacy and tell the soviets to get the missiles out and it's a good thing. he decided on the blockade rather than attacking cuba because it was revealed years later in 1990 that soviet forces in cuba actually had tactical nuclear weapons that they would have used against an american attack. so that's good. thankfully. the washington pos

sam. and this is what they say tripped up the .44 caliber killer. a parking ticket. davidlaxie from his home in yonkers to bensonhurst, brooklyn. then police say he went to stalk his 12th and 13th victims. but in the place he parked was a fire hydrant, and police had the lead they needed. >> when we get him and i interrogate him, my attitude at this time, i want to take him and throw him out the window. this guy was so pathetic. it was like talking to a zucchini. never blinked. constant smile on his face. so after a while i start to feel sorry for the guy. you know, he's -- gone. right? >> i feel great. i think the people of our city will feel great relief. >> praise the lord. it's over. we're very, very happy. >> that was the first thing we heard this morning. it was fantastic. it was great. >> serial killers tend to be cunning. that allows them to stay at large. when they get caught it's usually because of luck. good luck for us. bad luck for them. >> when we caught him we searched his car. the bag on the seat had the .44 caliber gun that did all the shootings. what more

sam long hanging curve ball. not a great pitch. deep to center and off the wall. mccarthy and david peralta score 4 zip, arizona. the giants didn't even get a base runner until the 6th inning. david v r. makes a nice diving stop at 3rd dr throws the runner out at first some of the only defense we've seen recently. but san francisco, they're home. 2 of the giants, 3 hits for bunt singles. >> 2 of their 3 base runners were doubled up for picked off. and so the final score 7, nothing meanwhile, the kids out in full force and having some fun at the coliseum. we love to see that is hosting the astros. oakland scored 5 times in the bottom of the 4th. tony kemp. also homered strokes. this one deep to center and off the wall. all this on dress and chad pender score. it's 4, nothing a's. sky bolt easily. the best name in various sports. by the way, skies this one to right and gone for a 2 run homerun living up to his name. it is 6, nothing. oakland. >> the astro's got the go ahead. run to the plate in the 9th. lou trivino. put out that fire by striking out jeremy pena to end the game 9th save of the season to be no a's w

david: that's where we are now. coming up next, ftx agrees to the jack m crypto letter deal that could shape up the crypto space. you hear from sam-fried. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we are seeing australian bonds rally across the curb. -- the curve. this is bcd continuation of recession fears bolstering global saw friends. -- this as we see continuation of recession fears. yields in particular taking a plunge in the short end and leading the way. we are seeing the australian session this morning, as we head into the decision almost certain to raise rates to slow accelerating inflation concerns, putting the pressure on australian consumers, among the most indebted in the world. economists are expecting 25 out of 26 expecting the rba to raise it a habit percentage point. david: shifting to crypto, also yields were down and austria. we're looking at bitcoin, down about nothing really, relatively speaking of course, given the volatility here. we are down about 19.3 right now on bitcoin. takes us into the next conversation with ftx u.s., that is the crypto exchange founded by billionaire sam bankman-fried here who has agreed to injec

david, why has labour taken this decision? has samf politicians are inspiring to remember aspiring to be the next government, however that was defied by sam tarry, the shadow transport minister, who not only went to the picket line but gave quite a lot of media interviews when he was there, tweeted lotta pictures of himself on social media, it was quite a high—profile appearance on the picket line, and when it came to his sacking yesterday from his role, a labour party spokesperson stressed it wasn't just the fact that he had gone and joined those pickets, it was what they called unauthorised media appearances, where he did seem to add points freelance on certain policy issues, such as how much of a pay rise some workers should be expecting. this has caused quite a big backlash in some corners of the labour party. we've heard from a number of backbench mps, especially those on the left of the labour party, people like diane abbott and john mcdonnell, really criticising this decision to sack sam tarry, and the unions, important funders