this is how the story of nugent deutsche welle begins, whose correspondents were suddenly allowed to film in areas usually closed to the press. the dnepropetrovsk marine, as they say, this car drove almost 200 km before it delivered its cargo to its local destination, inside there are bags with two hundred, and the author of the material calmly informs the viewer that each of them, if literally, carries with them the smell of war and death, here is either an unsuccessful metaphor, or even a hint at some physiological processes, in any case, the author is clearly impressed by the number of packages, each of which contains only a four-digit number and no specific. according to the media on the agent, such cargo is becoming more and more every day, so there is not enough space in the morgue. but this is clearly only an insignificant part of what was allowed to be shown to the viewers. and what was hidden, will tell yevgeny nipot. black and white bags with liquidated ukrainian soldiers. there was not enough space for them in the morgue building. without a queue in ukraine, perhaps, only

pokrovsk, and many do not want to leave, which greatly surprises the german reporters on the deutsche welle agent. my mother, my son left, everyone left, i do not want to go anywhere, you understand, in a foreign land there is a foreign land, no one needs us, i think now i should just take my things to the first, well, at least downstairs in order to do something, are you waiting, who are you waiting for, i am waiting for ... the evacuation process itself in ukraine has long been not a way to help people, it's a business, nothing personal, we are talking about pokrovsk, there they evacuate for money, well, 50,000 for a family, a thousand hryvnia for an animal, i stop being surprised that so many ukrainians are starting to simply hate this country, hate those who earn money on the war at the expense of ukrainians, there are more and more of those in ukraine who support russia, well and are waiting for it, naturally, thousands of ukrainians from the pokrovsk agglomeration speak and think in russian, their consciousness could not even be turned upside down for several decades of brainwashing i

against the whole world, and at the same time, quote: split europe, which the german foreign agent deutsche welleth a straight face, trying to make stalin and hitler equally responsible for the most terrible war in the history of mankind, but the main thing here, of course, is... the context, and precisely its experienced liars diligently avoid. 90% of this agreement concerns, of course, the territory of poland. poland, as if, having appeared, it did not lead a way of life there, yes, as if a herbivorous unicorn, it literally only half a year before the molotov -ribbentrop pact, tried to conclude exactly the same pact on the division of soviet ukraine between germany and poland in the event of. the outbreak of war between germany and the soviet union or poland and the soviet union. worse, long before the ussr, agreements with hitler, and not rarely with mussolini, were concluded by all the leading european powers. the first were france and great britain, which in 1933 signed a treaty on political cooperation with berlin and rome, known as the four pact. and in 1935, the british separately agreed

western media, there will be the notorious washington post, new york times, what the bbc writes, deutsche welle, then they give all... to such a conclusion: well, yes, there are certain difficulties, but guys, look, there are certain successes, the picture is pleasant for them, which is what is put for such information dumps as the main task, our editorial team found the full video from the drone, and the unit that is directly related to this video, the commander of that very unit with the call sign space is in touch with us now, we are glad to welcome you to our program, hello, regarding the video, of course we will not ... we will not make claims for copyright, but the video is completely ours, the video turned out to be atmospheric, beautiful, there is not a single element of editing, it was filmed from an fpv drone and ... and in parallel there was a objective control from mavic. let's watch your original video in full, and you can comment and tell us what happened. well, here you can see footage from the tfpv drone with its camera with different zoom mm from mavic was filmed in parallel, a

so the media foreign agent, like deutsche welle or the undesirable radio liberty, comment on the eventsty of zaporozhye, where russian high-precision weapons, again, allegedly hit a civilian infrastructure facility. however, the obviously fake thesis is easily refuted by literally a couple of photos and videos that leaked into the public sphere despite strict ukrainian censorship. as you can easily see, a huge column of smoke rises into the sky, that is, glory exploded there, which is typical when a large ammunition depot or some military equipment is hit. well, in fact, hot on the heels of today's statement by the russian defense ministry about a successful attack on an enterprise of the kiev regime's military-industrial complex, which was engaged in the production and maintenance of aircraft gas turbine engines for combat aircraft of the ukrainian armed forces. and, although the department preferred not to specify which specific enemy plant was being discussed, it turned out to be quite easy to establish, vadim zavodchenko will confirm, hello, good evening, well, the target is definit

germany's deutsche welle reported: iran successfully launched a satellite has launched new research into the earth's orbit. al-jazeera, with wide coverage of this news in various news sections , pointed out the main mission of the chamran-1 research satellite and the western opposition to iran's missile program. s sureshad press, bloomberg, fox news, cnn and dozens of publications and websites of the region and the world widely reflected iran's new success. chamran satellite has been successfully observed four times so far. deputy minister of defense , ceo of iran electronic industries company said: the ability to modify the orbit was realized for the first time in chamran satellite, and it has been successfully observed four times so far. had and it has established communication with the ground center . chamran-1 satellite, which is a research satellite , was launched into space with the mission of proving transfer and orbit change technology. well, the satellites that were launched into space before chamran-1 were in the fields of imaging and telecommunications. it was placed in the or

deutsche welle tv channel draws attention to vladimir putin's statement that moscow pays special attention to protecting the borders of the union state, and, accordingly, the creation of any large-scale threats to the people of belarus could also entail a nuclear response. strengthening the potential of tax services and developing joint cooperation. this is the main priority of the brics organization for the coming years. this was announced today by the head of the federal tax service of russia daniil egorov at a meeting of the heads of tax services of the member countries of the association. it is taking place at this moment. expert. of the year, which is aimed at creating joint solutions and recommendations for modernizing tax administration in our countries. waiting rooms for people with disabilities have opened at the railway stations of two cities in the country, khabarovsk and bryansk. these are separate zones where all conditions have been created with maximum care for passengers. organized sound a loop for people with hearing impairments, there is a wheelchair for people with muscu

almost the entire world, and at the same time - quote: split europe, which the german foreigner deutsche wellees about with a straight face, trying to appoint stalin and hitler equally responsible for the most terrible war in history. germany and poland in the event of a war between germany and the soviet union or poland and the soviet union. worse, long before the ussr, agreements with hitler, they rarely concluded with mussolini, all the leading european powers. the first were france and great britain, which signed back in 1933 with berlin and rome a treaty on political cooperation, known as the four pact, in 1935 the british separately agreed with the germans on the ratio of naval forces. which, by the way, allowed the third reich to build a powerful fleet in violation of the versailles treaty. three years later, in 1938, the british prime minister chamberlain signed a non -aggression pact. subsequently, the same documents were countersigned by the french, danish, lithuanian, estonian and latvian authorities. in addition, in the same year, 1938, france, great britain, italy and germany ente

more than 20 people, all of them. supposedly civilians, so the media are foreign agents, like deutsche welled, radio liberty comments on the event in the city of zaporozhye, where an object was allegedly hit by russian high-precision weapons again civilian infrastructure, but, however, the deliberately fake thesis is easily refuted by literally a couple of photos and videos that leaked into the public sphere despite strict ukrainian censorship, as is easy to notice, a huge column of smoke rises into the sky, that is, glory exploded there, which is typical when a large ammunition depot is hit or something... this will not change the facts. ukraine continues to lose the remnants of its military industry, this time the famous sich motor has been demilitarized. monday, a column of soot and dust rises over zaporizhia. the fact that this is one of largest military plants of the city and all of ukraine, confirms objective control. it is necessary to take into account the fact that 400 servicemen were found who were guarding. the largest workshop-enterprise, the damage is still difficult to establis

and the german foreign agent deutsche welle writes with a straight face, trying to make stalin and hitler responsible for the most terrible war in human history, but the main thing here is certainly the context, and it is precisely this that experienced liars diligently avoid. 90% of this agreement concerns, of course , the territory of poland. poland, as if having appeared, did not lead a lifestyle there, but rather a herbivorous unicorn, it literally only... six months before the molotov -ribbentrop pact tried to conclude exactly the same pact on the division of soviet ukraine between germany and poland in the event of war between germany and the soviet union or poland and the soviet union. worse, long before the ussr , all the leading european powers had concluded agreements with hitler, and often with mussolini. the first were france and great britain, which signed a treaty with berlin and rome back in 1933. separately agreed with the germans on the ratio of naval forces, which, by the way, allowed the third reich to build a powerful fleet in violation of the versailles treaty. three

let's speak to michaela kuefner — chief political editor at deutsche welle news.ble result for the afd but how influential can they be if other parties will not work with them? they cannot really _ will not work with them? they cannot really be _ will not work with them? they cannot really be that - will not work with them? they cannot really be that terribly l cannot really be that terribly influential and effective normally if they were a party and other parties were willing to cooperate in the state where they won the elections outright, they would be expected to now lead to negotiations for a governing coalition and that will not happen. in the neighbouring region, they are the second—largest party if not seen as right—wing extremists and other parties were willing to cooperate with them, they would be in the game for forming a government so it is a resounding victory for the afd numerically but also different in the way they are viewed here in the way they are viewed here in the way they are viewed here in the german public debate and political sphere because

nina haase is deutsche welle's chief political correspondent. good to have you on the programme.nk with germany? what intelligence is there that these boats are coming from germany? {iii is there that these boats are coming from germany? of course, germany is — coming from germany? of course, germany is a _ coming from germany? of course, germany is a country _ coming from germany? of course, germany is a country that - germany is a country that shares a border with nine countries. we have a long stretch of a green border, if you will, so germany is increasingly also dealing with people who come here via other eu countries, from the balkan route or via the south. so we have temporary border controls in place at the moment. it is also because we hosted the arrows, and there is a pic discussion at the moment about whether or not these current temporary measure should in fact also be turned into something that is more permanent, because germany is very aware that it is at the core of the european continent and keir starmer, when he was in berlin, he actually talked to 0laf scholz ab

what kind of person does he have there will be motivation to fight, western media, foreign agent deutsche wellen who has only a turtle left from his interlocutors, because he does not leave the house, afraid of the tsk. i am afraid to be a soldier, they can kill me. according to the outgoing minister of justice, summonses to the front were issued to all guards of the center-3 camp in the dnepropetrovsk region, where prisoners are held, but people need to be recruited. russia's offensive near pokrovsk is only accelerating, evacuation trains no longer leave the city, and the kursk adventure, this is directly, admits zelensky, it didn't help. at some point, due to a supply shortage, we had 1:12 in artillery shells, it doesn't matter how many people are standing, if they have 12 shells, and you have one, so some smart ideas were needed, maybe they are not ideal, now they are sent to die not under pokrovsk. but under trial, here in kiev and without russian strikes, fires, another car of military commissars was burned. there are strikes today too, because of the attack of girani , the alarm was kept

offensives that are affecting the ukrainian army as if they were wearing them out, yes, this was a deutsche wellew our military correspondent, georgy medvedev, is on direct line with the studio from the donetsk direction, newsfront correspondent, georgy, hello, thank you. do you hear, yes, what is happening in the pokrovsky direction, we hear from everywhere about this very rapid advancement, rapid advancement, taking into account our rapid, i have said this many times, and they already treat me like this, well, our respected experts treat me, so to speak, good-naturedly , they understand, well, this is how it happened, the guy got burned by milk, and now he is constantly afraid of something, but nevertheless , taking into account our rapid, some believe that too rapid advancement, can they the ukrainian armed forces are preparing some kind of, i don't know... trap in the pokrovsk direction. yes, anatoly, good evening, but first of all, we should probably note that the fact that ukraine is evacuating pokrovsk, and there is information that, as always , the administration and government officials

well. this is alternative for deutsche - work next year as well. eader for that beyond that he has tried twice and knowingly used at nazi slogan. something he denied. here he declares in historic victory. celebrations and afd video but it should because the media wasn't allowed in for that by a party that often claims its been persecuted and smeared. in the four communist east this region is an afd stronghold where the party policies of ending weapons aid to ukraine and stuff in the immigration message is gaining traction. translation: the politician had promise and migrant foreigners for that nothing happened nothing. for that nothing happened nothinu. �* , ., for that nothing happened nothin. , ., , ., nothing. because of germany's history summer _ nothing. because of germany's history summer really - nothing. because of germany's history summer really word - history summer really word doing that worried about the rise of the far right. translation: juris history, that's all it is, the history. we live in the here and now. in the capital this week

in the same note, deutsche bank upgraded wells fargo and bank of america each to a buy.ls, investors to buy in the recent weakness of that stock, which has been due to lowered net interest income outlook and uncertainty surrounding the firm's regulatory asset cap. however, the analysts say, credit cards should provide a boost in the future. as for bank of america, that's also a valuation play with deutsche bank telling investors to capitalize on the pressure on bac from berkshire hathaways selling of those shares. >> love a good -- >> technical, yes potential arbitrage. >> thank you. >>> september trading off on the wrong foot. our trader has a defensive play also under the radar -- but it's also under the radar. "market navigator" next. hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. all these plans include a healthy opt

analyst at citi as we spoken to as well as deutsche bank and jpmorgan believes they could expand to 120illion pounds to keep more room to maneuver. there are political implications, however, especially on the fiscal policy. chancellor rachel reeves is preparing for the first budget on october 30th and if the bank of england sells gilts as a loss, the taxpayers have to make up the difference. the forecast is the lifetime net loss of the program sits at around north of 100 billion pounds. our speculation is growing that reeves could change the way the country measures debt so these losses don't show on the balance sheet until the treasury pays the central bank handing her 16 billion pounds extra headroom. what does it mean for the gilt story? let's follow on from a the decision from the fed seeing yields go down. on the other side, however, we are seeing the two-year gilt managed to go down. the ten-year gilt sitting at 3.85. pretty stagnant at this point. take a look at sterling. 132.50 is where you see that mark now. interestingly, still the best performing g10 currency. the best in a y

wells fargo and bank of america. both of those stocks right now getting up to a buy rating from a prior hold by those analysts at deutsche they're citing recent weakness in that stock. they also see better long-term benefits from wells investing in key businesses like trading, investment banking and credit card business as well. now, for bank of america, the target price remains at 45 bucks. they like the recent underperformance also creating that good entry point with the overhang of berkshire hathaway's share sales overshadowing what they expect to be better net interest margins. b of af shares, pay attention t those. jpmorgan chase right now down nearly 1.5%, getting downgraded by deutsche from a hold to prior buy. they maintain $235 price target after a span of outperformance so far this year. those shares are left with fewer upside catalysts in near-to-medium term given that much of the good news on things like net interest income, sales and trading results and investment banking have now been priced into that stock. over the last year, up 51%. we'll cap things off, though, with deutsche bank itself. the german lend

sagen es erst auf arabisch und dann sagen wir das ganze noch dreimal auf deutsch, damit wir wissen, was du gesagt, wir kommen ja und wellch finde den perfekt und wenn du diesen namen trägst dann ist es auch etwas von du mit deinem herzen weißt, dass du dich um diesen aspekt äh besonders bemühen sollst, also um den aspekt der vervollkommmung, wünsch dir alles gut, danke, ah ja, das buch, dass ihr da habt is ist ein schönes, das ist cool, das da hat die geschichten, okay, da hatte papa die geschichten immer vorgelesen, wie wir das mal. okay, der prophet mohammed sagte, den muslim zu beschimpfen ist zündhaft und ihn zu töten ist unglaub. bin erleichtert, vor allem weil zu einfach. ist und das ist, dass ich jetzt bin ich ziemlich schön, ich freue mich wirklich sehr, in seinem n seinem namen ist für der segen drin, kann ich letzter werden, aber nicht verlieren, in 2002, the first detainees were transferred there, hooded, shackled and masked, most of them without charge or a criminal trial. it's very easy to do whatever they want to do with this prisoners, without anybody looking, supervising or controlling what's happening t

politicos, chief europe correspondence ad nadine lender corresponded in deutsch then rosario berlin bureau. very warm. welcome to you. well, thank you so much for being here. the day. let's start with you. uh, what does the a f, the stand for that was so appealing to voters and these eastern states? well, the of the 11 years old. now most of the voters in germany know what the, if the stands for, i would say in this election campaign we so like 2 or 3 main topics that the a, of the focus is on the main topic. the number one topic is migration. to stop the influx of asylum seekers to germany, to deport people from germany, to the home countries to re migration how they frame this concept. then the 2nd point is to stop the goal in your train by stopping the arms deliveries to ukraine . and i would say the 3rd point is more like a cultural war that they want to would that they see. and they argue against well, the open display of almost 6 reality and also the use of gender neutral language. these are old points that, that were important for the f d and this election campaign that the success is do have alarm bells going off

deutsche bank has an interesting call on this as well. they think the call to go the next 50 to one hundred basis points from the federal reserve is straightforward. i will share the quote with you. the 25 versus 50 basis point debate is not really about nfp. the case for 50 rests on policy rates being comfortably above macron upper bound of neutral of 4.25%. the first 75 to 100 of rate cuts is easy. lisa: i think a lot of people say that is the case, that you could get away with making outsize cuts without igniting some broader market fear. at least at the outset. at what point do you trigger something else? people say, how much more can you price in in terms of accommodation before it becomes a problem? jonathan: we are pricing and 50 because we just printed 70,000 i don't think this market is going to like what it sees at all. the median estimate is something close to 140,000. 70,000 we would be talking about august 5 all over again. lisa: i don't think it is easy to talk about the rate market. i do have sympathy with the idea that thi

jpmorgan did slip 2%, but also got hit with that downgrade by deutsche bank from a buy to a hold. bank of america and wells deutsche bank did upgrade those two to buys as well and citi was less than 2% lower in tuesday's trading. but regional banks too, very minimal investment banking activity, those were down a little over 1%. now, the recovery story in deal-making and securities issuance appeals to be a fragile one and any hint that the economy may miss its soft landing could delay transactions until c suites have more confidence. uncertainty about the economic picture can spook stocks with more exposure to investment banking, especially since over the summer most of them were actually bid up on the hopes of a recovery in this market, andrew. >> leslie, it is an interesting one, and i just wonder whether these stocks are going to come back. obviously hopefully they'll come back at some point. the question is how tied they are to this issue. >> yeah and we'll see. in the next earnings report. so it is interesting, in the second quarter earnings, a lot of the companies with exposure to investment banking s

deutsch, appreciate your time and your insight. i'm guessing we'll be talking to you down the road as well. have a good evening.this is a story that's unfinished. one more note here we are spending a lot of time looking back on some of the colorful moments at the coliseum. that includes that magical night of september 4th, 2002. after a 19 game winning streak on the line here for the a's. the frontrunners in the american league west right now. three up on the angels. swung on a fly ball. deep right field. they've done it again. i get chills watching this. you see all the fans there. it's packed. scott hatteberg dramatic walk off home run in the bottom of the ninth. the pinch hitter gave the a's their 20th straight win. that was an american league record at the time. 20 straight wins. the coliseum was shaking as the team rode that win streak into the playoffs for the third straight year. the home run, by the way, ended up being a major part of the brad pitt movie moneyball. let's move on now. a tropical storm is set to hit florida later this week, and bay area firefighters are now on their way to help. tropical

well lived." in 1967 the associated press hired a young reporter named linda deutsch, the first woman ever to workwsroom. for the next half century, she would give america a front row seat to history. a native of new jersey who ran an elvis presley fan newsletter at the age of 12, deutsch worked as a college student in the summer of 19263 at a local newspaper whose editor she convinced to send her to cover the march on washington. at 20 years old, she filed the paper's story on martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech. as a reporter for the ap in los angeles, deutsch most often found her sself in court coveri the trial of robert f. ken dip's assassin, of the manson family, the police officers who beat rodney king and the riots that followed, of michael jackson, and of the so-called trial of the century when o.j. simpson was acquitted of murder. >> the court has always been a great theater but never before has it been this kind of theater. it's the trial of the most famous american ever charged with murder. >> but it wasn't all celebrities. deutsch covered the trials of daniel ellsberg, source

the rival, deutsche bank, is exploring options to pblock or delay any purchase of the government's 12% stake. that detail is actually according to bloomberg reporting as wellstaying with germany as we witness the activity, olof scholz says the firm delayed construction of the factory for two years. the finance minister called for funds earmarked for subsidies to be used to plug a federal budget gap. >>> in other corporate stores, the uaw has filed charges against stellantis in the united states. they violated a contract. the charges have been brought because the automaker has not provided details with president shawn fain of the ceo of mismanagement. it is confident how it brings new vehicles to the market and will bring plans to the union when appropriate. >>> it is a very busy day on the corporate story. look at this one. ray ban parent essilorluxottica reveals a partnership with meta to continue their development of smart eyeware products. when thinking about the retail sector, king fisher raised the bottom end of the full-year profit outlook and seeing the profit of 510 to 550 million pounds versus the 568 million last year. first half profit of the ho

well, amazon, obviously, is its own -- >> that's right. >> if you look at the street, deutsche bank, raise their price target today on costco. i thought this was interesting. one of the analysts highlighted some bullish information we got from costco on the demographics. about half of the new members were under the age of 40, according to the cfo, so they're expanding and here's what else we heard about the consumer from costco's cfo. >> we have seen that as inflation has dissipated, our members have started to spend more on non-food items, which is really encouraging in our mind and what we're really pleased about is the widespread nature of that across the different categories that we have seen in nonfoods. >> so, better inflation leads to better consumer discretionary spending. we've heard that from walmart. we've heard that from kroger. so, i don't know. not much that they're worried about in terms of the street on this one. maybe just a chance to come back from what's been a very stunning outperformance. >> there has been a -- especially yesterday, this sort of sell the year-to-

deutsche bank was reassessing the risk every single year and it was using shared. >> but what's being described sounds an awful lot like a potential commercial dispute between private actors well, to go back to the first question about whether there's other examples of this. there are other examples of this in the first american case, the attorney general brought a 63 12 case, or the transaction at issue was between a very big bank, wells fargo, and a professional appraisal firm. >> but it wasn't a warrant, weren't wasn't a concern there that the public would ultimately be negatively impacted and affected by what those corporate actors were doing and that's the concern is here as well, because when you have hidden risks, getting injected into the market and you can hurt the market and honest participants in the market. >> and the legislature also decided contrary to what defendants think that making sure that business in new york stays honest is the way to attract and keep visit to that to point the executive law 63, 12. i just want to read a section of it well, not exactly, but was enacted to promote and protect honesty and integrity. it's the same question i asked the other

deutsche is with us. and jeremy peters joins us as well. it's good to have you all.nd again i ask, did he just blurt that out because he was so traumatized by the poor showing that he fared in the debate or was that planned by his campaign? because i would think anybody with any type of strategic thinking in their brain would wait a week or two before announcing there wouldn't be a third debate. it just looks -- well, like exactly what it is. he lost so bad he just doesn't want to go back for more. >> yeah, and i mean, harris is really good at this, right? she's a career prosecutor. so she knows how to prosecute the case. what i was impressed by, and what the question was, was could she make the case for herself too, and she was able to very deftly both make the case against her and the case for herself, and you saw she was able to inject these tiny, little policy snippets. remember you don't have a ton of time there, and she was able to talk about, you know, the sort of economic policies she wanted to do with homeownership. she was able to do a lot of these very def

well, yeah. i mean, this all came after he lost the debate. joining the conversation, we have the host of the podcast "on brand with donny deutsch," donny deutschd senior business analyst and host of "the 11th hour," stephanie ruhle joins us. and democratic candidate for new york's first u.s. congressional district, john avalon. good to have you all with us this morning. donny, i want you to give us your thoughts on these baseless lies that they keep promulgate ing. i think at a different time, the lies would be called out, an apology would be issued, and hopefully life would go on in a safer way. but, no, they double down and continue. what's going on? >> i think history is going to be very focused on the eating of the cats and dogs and the pets. because it is one statement that encompasses everything that is wrong with donald trump. first of all, it is an absolute lie. second of all, it is racist. third of all, it is insane. fourth, it's, you know, hate mongering. it is everything -- >> hey, donny, donny, what about your friends? what about your friends that you talk about all the time and people i know, my friends, who see this lie, who know