glad to see you are not orange like everybody else, doc. let me put up again the map of the smoke plumes churning down from canada, we have a low pressure system, looks like it's over the vermont area, and it's just going in a counterclockwise direction dumping all the smoke down there into new york and other cities. this is the worst i've seen, doc, since yellowstone fires of 88. what kinds of toxins are people exposed to. >> it's ten times worse than combustion. if you filled this from air pollution, this is ten times worse, and the biggest problem is particulate matter, like little tiny particles that are very, very small and nate was just saying people are starting to wear masks, i've seen that in the street. but unless you wear the n95 respirator mask, this will stop most of the particles, particulate matter. but the surgical masks are not going to do anything, and we are talking about smoke, hydrocarbons, carbon dioxide, the biggest problem is par t tis -- particulate matter. and heart problems, a big study said people with heart prob

and it's brought a friend and then came back with the idea to bring to docs instead of one. so because double doc means double look, and that's what we need to artist name because installation double ducks, in his words, representing twice the fun, double the happiness. but it wasn't always fun in games. last time the duck was here at russell china's feathers leading to temporary internet search band for the words yellow duck in mainland china. after picture of the duck edited into the 10 men square tank, man photo went viral. this time, hong kong base creative has released the crack in the hopes are bringing back towards the city after pandemic pause. 18 meter inflatable sculptures seem to already be a hit. the you know, is like, is simply have to nancy that, especially after the pandemic, i think everyone was knocked down. there was a fairly noise sufficient in the past few years. and it's just like a simple gesture that people, you know, this expression people can come and take a picture. so i think it's very good for and cheer up. i like them because they make me feel un

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he went to all the docs, the height, right? single fired 6 on the thing to the job. a guy i tend to think that is a different crew would advise, is around ad one and they pushing them all, all the adults agenda and drove the appointments or shoot. check on subject is fine . as mr. and kinda as governor, and perhaps, you know, i'm hopeful that we'll see this, this move back to some kind of all for the oxy sustaining longer than last time. so, you know, i'm a bit more hopeful, but, you know, unfortunately the track record of ad one is in is intervening and monetary policy. that's the, comes to timothy ash with blue bay asset management in london. thank you. oh, my pleasure. was that interview recorded earlier in the day? let's move on out of some of the other little business stories making headlines. the bank of england has raised it's key interest rate from 4 and a half to 5 percent in an effort to battle. the countries stubbornly high inflation is the 13th consecutive break high bringing borrowing costs for a new 15 year high inflation, u. k. so the 8.7 percent in ma

looking at a google doc on a regular basis, suggesting edits, giving me comments. i like to do it on google docs and then i can go through the stages of denial by saying she's wrong, then stare at it and say she might be right. and then i read it a third time. she's right. i don't have to go through that pain in front of her. and then once it's ready, it goes out to the five kids and then it goes out to a circle of friends who know this world and who would delight in telling me i got something wrong. and i want that kind of feedback. now, james comey, those of us who have been in washington have heard for years about rival worries among federal agencies and those kind of play a role in this book. yeah, they're a feature of all federal law enforcement, especially in new york, where you have the fbi and the nypd. right. godzilla and king kong, and you have the manhattan da's office almost next door to the u.s. attorney's office, talented people competing over the work. and i would try and describe it to those who didn't know new york. i said it's like it's like we're

of course, washington doc doc takes away some of the momentum from those direct dealings, especially in, in asia because that you've got so much scope there for development. that's why not use your own currency. yeah, definitely. i agree, if you i thing from our, our research and such a 6 we as approximately to 85 countries that are really exploring different ways of it all arise. they should in the last few years, especially in the immediate uh yeah, that's also because of how the toner has been up top. i mean, and using so much of interest rate height, rest of interest rates. heighten repeat the interest rates height, which is at the expense of the developing well, and that is really unfortunate, and i think we need to look at a stable currency mckenna, csm, on what, how we can treat, which will be profitable for developing countries. couple more just quick point, sir, and is there a nervousness in malaysia and i'm thinking maybe small, medium sized businesses operate, perhaps venturing into markets such as russia with the way the global environment is. know that perhaps they could

tom: you are also looking at doc martens among the boot on the infamous boot.: exactly are they are classic boot meeting -- bookmaker, doc martens get hit today, the worst performer in london down 10%. for your profit missed expectations and analysts are saying it could be down graded in terms of double-digit percent cuts to their earnings expectations. morgan stanley writing a note saying that doc martens is past its peak brand momentum. that is a pretty big called given this is such a well-known brand, but they are cooling the end of their growth there. rbc meanwhile cutting their estimates by 15%. analysts not liking this report at all. that is the worst performer in london for dr. martens. francine: such a 90's throwback. ftse 100 index changes. joe: we have the rebalancing and the thing we look out for every three months and it brought big changes. british land drops out. has been in the index for 22 years and falling out even the property portfolio has been hit by these rising interest rates. that has weighed on all their office buildings, particularly in

that's the date marty mcfly and doc brown travel to in "back to the future ii."hey set the clock on the delorean to that date. we were in brooklyn on october 21st, 2015, where we did something very special. and here it is. let's crank up the old flux capacitor and go back in time to my favorite moment from the last 20 years. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> great scott! >> yeah, doc, where are we? >> according to my calculations, this is the year 2015, marty. the future! [ laughter ] >> 2015? that -- that's heavy. all these people must have got here in their flying cars. >> jimmy: uh, no, we never figured out flying cars, actually. we never did figure that out. >> oh. oh. >> who are you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. i'm sorry, my name is jimmy kimmel. you time traveled into the middle of my talk show. >> people are watching us on tv right now? >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, people are. people are watching us on tv right now. although honestly, most people wi

doc, this is more than disturbing. >> it sure is, ashley.be hocked but turns out essential medical equipment could too. any medical device connected to the internet like defibrillators, insulin pumps and nurse call buttons in hospitals are at risk of cyber attacks. >> if the patient has a pacemaker and it gets disrupted, that pacemaker may not cause their heart to beat in the way that it was set up to do. >> dr. michael said these device have encryption protocol and make sure all traffic is from a trusted source and no reports of a patient's medical device actually being hacked so far. under a new law that went into effect in march, the food and drug administration is requiring medical device manufacturers to create a psychoer security plan. >> assisting with the cybersecurity program and medical device manufacturers need to go in designing a secure product. there are actors out there who do profit from impacting medical devices. >> dr. oppenheim thinks the new fda rules will be very valuable in helping get older equipment up to speed and st

the joe biden classified doc investigation doesn't leak. the smoking gun document about biden's bribe scandal, that doesn't leak. biden doesn't get leaked on because he is not a threat to the system. the system controls biden. biden is the system. biden is a walking, talking yes man for washington. the problem for washington is joe can barely walk anymore. everything blows up if joe can't walk. if joe can't walk, trump sails into the white house and gets revenge. now, that can't happen, so they have to leak and arrest him. he can still win the presidency under indictment. how dastardly can you get? you know how democrats always say we need to protect democracy? >> focus on what matters and protecting our democracy. >> we got to protect our democracy. >> we cannot tolerate a president who is undermining american democracy. >> jesse: the democrats aren't protecting democracy. they are protecting themselves. they are pulling out all the stops to cling to power like a discredited and ruthless royal clan. prosecuting their opponents, manipulatin

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businesses not shut down as a result or because of as friends, dog, a tangle of business as during military docs, we're actually talking about, i think the vast majority of people and the, the vast majority of factories, out of 80 percent of the factories about have shut down certain st possession of the as a blow case. of course, as a result, we're with the seeing eye surgeon unemployment and for the security or aids that are considered among the the, the highest in the world. for instance, in gaza, the unemployment trade is doubled. the that will be with bank and it has rise in the around from 23 percent before they professionals located in 2005 to 47 percent. actually uh, by the end of the 2022 also property has already been sharply due to be as rainy or sections from 40 percent and 22005 to over 61 percent. and to 2022. they search. okay. i don't know what we'll come. we'll, we'll explore this further and the oldest, the testing is what you're saying is that they're all getting in the wrong direction, not you. i'll come back to you in a 2nd. but if next, if we can come to you some a from the

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move to doc month at the age of 17. and it's 3 years there . bellingham became a superstar on the radar of the top clubs in europe and a regular on the english national team. and one of sports most acrimonious battles has come to a sudden end with goals. p g h were merging with us on a back live tour saga announcement comes after a year of fines of unprecedented disruption that has split the sports of golf. for the last 12 months, the world of professional goals had become the scene of a morality play. nearly a year ago to the day. so the already be a finance leave golf hosted its 1st ever event with the field full of former p g a to a golf is who defected to the new lucrative fleet. since then, the 2 had been involved in a bid, a fight that a split the sport. now the stunning back flip, pga and leave goal for merge and form one unified commercial entity. the announcement comes as an even bigger shot given pga tour commission o j mono, hence, previous stands that the pga would never ever associate with lift gulf. this i

the rest of the sentiment was based by a surgeon's docs in the us at the end of last week, and also robust employment data for may the nick a last finished above 32000 points in 1990 just before japan's bubble economy, 1st triggering decades of economic my legs now is germany losing its edge as a place to do business. while a recent study suggest the country has fallen behind other developed nations with a shortage of skilled workers and high energy costs all proving decisive factors. indeed, many midsize german companies, the countries famous mental stand, say that starting to look elsewhere. this boundary in western germany is a classic mid sized companies. it casts metal parts for mechanical engineering, wind turbines, rolling mills, and the mining industry. the steel is melted in electric furnaces, they need a lot of electricity around 55 gigawatt hours per year. that's as much as a small city and the rising prices are a problem. we'll see mostly before the war in ukraine. we used to pay for 24500000 euros for electricity annually. then in 2022, due to the russian invasion, electricity

just like meadows is smack in the middle of the docs case because trump made him a representative of the national archives. after trump left office he admitted to still having classified documents. that's the damming tape we uncovered. it involves meadows. wasn't in the room at the time but trump was talking to other people who were helping meadows write a book. prosecutors already asked one of those aides who was in that meeting about this issue before the grand jury. so, again, meadows can be a shape shifter. he can defend or oppose donald trump on different days or say he's just passing things on, but there are signs the special counsel is putting the heat on the docs probe now. so when you get a key witness under oath you typically tray to get all the key or priority testimony you can. and that means smith may now also have key testimony locked in about the attempted coup. we know recently smith has started to bring in people that relate more to the coup than only the documents, like steve bannon who we learned tonight got a recent subpoena. long before anyone attacked the capito

r doc, film deep sea creed is part one of a series about deep sea warning for munich, spicer in the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for watching the the the is, it is simple, is having to be more peaceful than ever on the move world wide and such a profession. life with a guy successive in cardboard. that's the, that's the issue and find out about the baby story info, migraines. the, the, in the middle of the pacific ocean, an ambitious expedition has set taps to explore the deep sea going when no human has ever gone before, where a numerous deposits of minerals night dormant country menissi benefit from this on top, the source of wealth, the technology to harvest, states already exists. the 1st prototype of the deep sea collect tests of the trash and stones is called atanya. it's being tested at a depth of several 1000 meters. the scientist monitoring its deployments. because what is technically feasible might actually destroy a delicate underwater wells. is it less the risk to susan's, i'm going to them. these are basically batteries in stone form. this is exactly what you need t

now doc film is next presenting deep sea greed and an examination of the consequences of the industrial exploitation of the ocean floor. don't miss this god f, as in berlin on the box with an update at the top of the from in the news team. thanks for the imagine how many portion of loads of turn out in the world climate change. the story, this is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going to like this, the, the, in the middle of the pacific ocean, an ambitious expedition has set taps to explore the deep sea going when no human has ever gone before where a numerous deposits of minerals neither woman can humanity benefit from this on top, the source of wealth. the technology to harvest h already exists. the 1st prototype of a deep sea collect test of the trash and stones is cold atanya. it's being tested at a depth of several 1000 meters. scientists some monitoring its deployments because what is technically feasible might actually destroy a delicate underwater wells. is it less the risk this isn't them going to them? these

places for the lead, with pulls fitter max going to and before snatching victory in a dramatic last lab doc films. up next, presenting a documentary about children in the mountains of kurdistan, pursuing their own football field of dreams mix spicer, thanks for watching the what people have to say to us the listen to their stories. the reporter, every weekend on d w, this is these now a village on the slopes of the high mountain range in kurdistan, province of you're on the . 8 the my name is fema. i'm a huge fan of the s the gloves football club and the tell you national team. the walls of my room are covered with coast is the same as players. yeah. wasn't sure that was the dish, golfing by any chance the child was getting jump. there is no suitable place for playing football in the village. the, the kids, you know, football during the world cup, there was special events with villages predicted the results were of the field and try and greek. the back forth syria, into the corner. jamal is the fan of the netherlands. he likes to be called rude honey. we'll take it now for dennis. he's been

explain what football gotten docs with the type. the the no regular americans do not want to fight regular americans are fed up as a war machine. or is business businesses? and that is the reality of what, what we're facing, which is fascism. the history of the piece itself, the just like in 1941 and when hitler and his go to dan accomplices, mass to bear on me on the soviet buddha, the nato alliance, led by the united states, is gathering their rushes about. the history teaches us that man lands nothing from history angle the the take a fresh look around it. life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion, by how of tired vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the the, the democracy is it not d, n a, and this cindy and crime in just a new venture moody, as it hits back eclipse to some of the human rights. the comments came as t

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. >> i want to talk about musk for a second because david, he watched your doc. >> it wasn't a doc waiti did a doc on exxonmobil, but i did an interview with elon musk >> he watched your interview >> a lot of people did, thankfully >> that's just a gratuitous mention. >> you're right. >> he was concerned about how m messianic -- like, musk is really about, to some degree, domination, but what i thought was great was he said musk is about machines he's about love of cars. the love of cars versus the love of the process, and so therefore, he's more in tune with what the customer wants than musk. i thought that was interesting >> it is >> you worked to get him to address musk and actually, you got to it. take a listen. >> america loves an underdog, and we are the market leader for ev trucks and vans, and we know those customers better than anyone and if he wants to design a cybertruck for silicon valley people, fine >> okay. he described it as a lamborghini. he goes, that cybertruck is going to be a lamborghini. you know, that's a $450,000 lamborghini. but he just is not -- >> he sees it a

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comes up to hundreds of migraines, drowned in south, and greece went on over crowded, facing travel, doc, upsized, in san galia. this one, what role that migration play in this election? a look when the prime minister, when the, when can you ask was me to attack is became prime minister in 2019. he promised the greeks to deal with migration and he did this in a very aggressive and a very repelling when it comes to our information. also in a very opaque way, at the same thing we saw in the aftermath of the ship rec to the last week. the message of the government was pretty much um, we're dealing with this and don't worry. another 2015 will not happen in greece. we will keep people out, we will keep you away from this and also not addressing very urging of the very difficult questions regarding the role of the greek coast guard and the sole incident. again, it was the government tried to keep people away from this very issue and also await, from the many indications against greeks against greets, greet, regarding human rights violations at the external borders floating on smith's. and that

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his life, us killing people are drawn to these places, say exists doc, fascination. and that's what i saw tobias in dog tourism. and often those visitors will go to there on the basis of learning, educating themselves about what has happened there. and hopefully emerging from that that research that experience in it that supplies southern concent flights. it's the very was that we can do very often as a rice, is there one less than that we can learn from this tragedy and do you think there will be consequences for deep c tourism moving forward or i think i think in my world in the service and these, the sites, whether it's ash that's the canal or come irish sites in cambodia in cos and sites because i, they provide evidence that such events that they provide documentation to prevent denials. but in the case of the titanic, it's an important size for the sizes of people who tragically lost their lives. and i think we have the saw in the treatments of the sites being quite referential and quite cancelled in, in looking at it as what it is. the final resting place for m

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but konstantin thinks this kind of event can be a start to go to the docs that we're likely. ecological campaigns can really unites people in these hard times. it's important to stay united, unsupported. java, and it's important to know we're trying to do at least some thing to improve the load around us is an overwhelming majority of russians support president vladimir putin, at least according to government pollsters. increasingly draconian laws have made protesting against the russian government all but impossible, especially since the war and ukraine started even a post on social media criticizing the war can mean up to 15 years in prison before you leave me in the, in the digital dictatorship like russia it's a kind of a person's every move can be traced to controlled the far it is, can find out everything about that person very interested in very quickly if necessary. i think that right now they've loved him. he pretends opponents. the main task might be to get through this time and say out of prison. taken to the barricades now is a bad idea of what he thought it was a most russi

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