i got to speak to a treasury spokesperson not long ago, dom dominic. the budget today will prove how britons are paying for the past mistakes from the previous government it is essential for the growth of the uk economy. we are seeing cpi at 11.1% you saw growth go down which was negative 0.2% for the third quarter. that means we could see recession in the uk. the bank of england governor andrew bailey said we could have the longest recession on record. if that is the case, then jeremy hunt's statement will have to ease markets which may be the first call and then look how exactly you can stabilize the debt hole the government sits with the treasury spokesperson i spoke to said the fiscal hole sits at 55 billion pounds. that is a massive hole to try to fill which will be done through spending cuts and tax hikes for 22 billion pounds. that means austere budget we will expect to hear from jeremy hunt who has been on the job for a month. we know what happened last time. >> arabile, you used the word austerity and trying to get your fiscal house in order.

are we down enough to see a year-end rally >> hi, dom nice to see you.tum a couple of weeks ago that gave us a sense there was going to be a real rally at the end of the year of the we had the day with the cpi which came in light and s&p was up 5.5%. nasdaq up 8% we had trouble following up on that what is important to look at perhaps 50-day moving average still above it for the s&p we need a couple of strong days to carry this forward. it would be greatif we saw thi this week. it is a short trading week >> with the short trading week, there have to be in the coming days and weeks with the strong time of year are more on the radar. take us through your picks you are a stock picker by trade. i like to know what is on the list >> the first thing i would say is it is a little early to be too aggressive on adding risk. the market has been risk an ve averse all year. there have been a number of stocks which were battering ram at them. we see attractive opportunities to match with those more defensive. on the slight risk-on trade, we add some meta and some goo

who are the non—doms? good to have you with us. who are the non-doms?_ the non-doms? - misconception often. people have in their mind a russian oligarch or something. being a non—dom means you probably live here for the entire year, but because they have some connection to another country and their claim is that they are permanent —— their permanent home is in another country, which means long—term they want to go back to somewhere else, as long as they claim that, they have the right to for a number of years not have to pay tax in the uk on many they have a broad, so if you are uk citizen born and brought up, domiciled here, you will pay tax on your worldwide income for if you are a non—dom, you will not pay tax on those investments you make abroad. the treasury says _ investments you make abroad. the treasury says they already pay around £8 billion of tax per year. they are of course people with means, with houses abroad, and the chancellor is worried that if they leave, the treasury will lose more money than it gains. is he right? there's a couple of things to look

steve. >> reporter: dom, fantastic. a lot of topics with innovation and affordability. go back to the crux of the issue. jeff currie. head of commodity research at goldman sachs. jeff, you thought the price would be higher of the commodity oil and brent and wti. you have been pcutting your prie target what changed is it about china? >> it a combination of factors first it was the dollar. too much money chases too few goods. the too few goods condition is there and we have less money yen went from 100 to 150 in japan, there is 50% fewer dollars to chase oil that is factor one factor two is as you point out has to do with covid in china. by the way, it's big it's worth more than the opec cut for the month of november to put it in perspective. the third factor is russia is pushing barrels on the market right now before the december 5th deadline for the export fans you put those three factors together and markets tank. medium term outlook for 2023 is still very positive. we stick to our guns of $110 forecast next year the path between now and next year has uncertainty >> i

dom?> brie, this begs the question. if former president done is going to run again, this is the gop's kind of poster child for a lot of the campaign over the last several years what kind of competition could former president trump face in 2024 from other republicans? is there a front run teller? obviously everyone is talking about current florida governor ron desantis. >> you hit the nail on the head. ron desantis is a rising star in the gop and he's seen as a top contender against former president donald trump now that he is, in fact, running. another name that's been brought up is former vice president mike pence. and so those are just go names within the republican party that could be stiff competition for former president trump, but it's also important to note trump could face a key matchup against current president joe biden. mr. biden has said he will make his plans or announce his plans about possibly running in the beginning of next year dom? >> the drama is building thank you very

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>> dom, people talked about that in st.n our backyard this is a blow pno one expected. there are a way to make goods for this this gets budweiser bargaining leverage going forward the number of commercials during this world cup, but anything fifa when the world cup comes to the united states and canada, you believe budweiser will leverage this for more ads or commercials during any fifa related event between now and 2026 and the 2026 world cup. >> patrick, before we have let you go, how likely or how much do you think -- first of all, no doubt a lot of money in the middle east and no doubt sports is a beneficiary of the middle east money how likely is it that fifa and world soccer will want to go back to the middle east seeing exactly what is happening with this world cup and qatar >> it reminds you of the line from the movie "animal house." my students will not get this. the john gpa of 0.0. that is the probability of going back to qatar and middle east. there has been so many issues. the human rights issues. we have seen

>> good to be with you, dom. ftx collapse will make for some very interesting thanksgiving table conversations this year, very different this year than over the past couple of years we're fascinating to see what they're looking for. they're looking for the obvious, what is the ftx exchange they're asking questions about cold storage everyone was wondering, should you have your bitcoin or cryptocurrency in cold storage cold storage was the way to go if you were an ftx account holder they're looking for historical comparisons, they're asking about the enron collapse, the lehman brothers collapse fascinating to see those that are not that deeply invested in cryptocurrency wondering if this is a similar scenario to what played out in 2008 and 2002 and '03. >> can you give us some context about the level of interest, the intensity of these searches, the numbers around it? are we seeing more or less because of ftx than we saw, say, at the height of bitcoin prices when they were pushing 60 plus, you know, dollars per to

dom. >> leslie, there is a lot. you mentioned the political side of things.ical story, but there are politics at play with that much money taken out we have an estimate, i think, the last count was 36 gubernatorial races up for grabs in the mid-term elections coming up next week 36 out of 50 what is the likelihood we could see more change in terms of how states invest their money given an election outcome where there could be a lot more red representation, hypothetically, when it comes to this investing? >> you bring up a really, really important point here as much as we like to that i passive versus active investing is not political it is dollars and cents. 2022 shows it is political there could be more backlash where more states could take money out and divest from blackrock. if it is true, if it amounts to be the case that more republicans take control of gubernatorial elections and win, then it would not be surprising to see some of them follow suit with many of their peers divestindi dives divesting from blackrock >>> leslie, thank you. is it too little

dom being there.e, if they're watching her facebook feed to go in. somebody had to be watching the house for a while to know that she was 100 percent alone there. >> maybe, he said, maybe it was more than one guy. >> i'm fairly strong guy. i have weaknesses, my body is pretty -- so she can take my [bleep] so it is a makes sense for one person. >> he knew something about bad guys. he'd spent some time in prison, he said, for something he didn't do. attempted sexual assault. >> i was dating a married woman. >> okay. >> and when i broke up with her, she called the cops and reported me for rape. >> but she lied, he said. a false accusation. and the nelsons supported him. >> this guy's somehow got heartbroken over this. >> this poor kid had some kind of sexual relationship and then afterwards he got in it said again in trouble for it she blames. >> yeah. >> i even knew somebody that knew her. and she told me the same thing that she was always up to no good. >> so after matt got out of prisons, the nelsons

>> that is a great point, dom.raphics that support soccer are growing in the united states. there's a growing latino population in the united states. that's one two, we know that engagement goes up for sports any sport. whether it is football which is popular or baseball or pong dur. could the opportunity to bet on various teams whether it is team usa or argentina, could that actually make new soccer fans? we just don't know this is unprecedented. if you look at australia, which likes soccer about as much as the u.s., the last world cup around where betting was avail available in australia, they were surprised by how much money came in on soccer. we will see if you turn non-soccer fans into soccer fans or turn soccer fans into betting players. >> huge deal for sure with the fifa world cup contessa, we have to plug it you can watch the fifa world cup here on nbc and peacock as well. contes contessa, thank you. >>> coming up on the show, new data show investors pour $23 billion in stocks in the last week the biggest

along with tokyo, ma has also been traveling to the japanese country-size, the u.s., and israel, dom.> and now with the latest on those headlines, thank you very much for that. >>> when we come back to the show, unrest in china. this time in the face of police presence. >>> plus a bad year for tech is about to get even worse according to our next guest, especially when it comes to digital advertising. the stocks he says you need to stay away from coming up >>> and then later on, what investors should expect when sam bankman-fried speaks at this vear's deal book conference. a ry busy hour when "worldwide exchange" returns after this commercial break especially when it comes to get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getre

they're going to abandon non—dom and to abandon non—dom status. to spend to abandon non—dom status. and whuge going to spend to abandon non—dom status. and whuge amount going to spend to abandon non—dom status. and whuge amount on going to spend to abandon non—dom status. and whuge amount on the,g to spend to abandon non—dom status. and whuge amount on the, you spend to abandon non—dom status. and whuge amount on the, you know, a huge amount on the, you know, on the nhs. so hang on a second sunshine. what do non—dom status you honestly think people are just going to stay okay. it's crack . you think he's still crack. you think he's still echoing it up. he loves politics. he's been a great guest. it's a pleasure. great to see you. yeah . quick time to see you. yeah. quick time to talk about the barrage. a viewer asks me, do you think trump as the next president be good for the next president be good for the future of the republican party? there's going to be a massive debate between trump and a very big public debate, which i think steve be quite g

might abolish the non—dom i tax status.me speculation about that. yeah, there was. and so we had different - versions of what they might say and the same - of the windfall tax. and we thought they might just match what labour had done i with saying that we would get rid of the investment - allowances that enable some of the big energy companiesl to pay nothing in windfall tax. so you have different versions of bits of it and you've got - to make sure that you take out the right bits. - and so this is... i'm not sure if i should - announce this to newscast, but we have a little - whatsapp group of me and the shadow chief secretary, pat mcfadden and two people . in my office so that we're - on the front bench for that 50 minutes that the chancellor spoke, we'll get messagesl like delete line 167, take out page 12. l weirdly, that's how we make newscast as well. that's why me and chris are looking at our phones rather than you the whole time. isn't the truth that quite a lot of what you've spent the last few months arguing for

the answer is that the prime minister has not asked non-doms to pay a penny more.alks about the money. every year that is £3.6 billion thrown away because he will not make them pay their taxes here. how many extra doctors could britain afford with that money? >> mr. speaker i am pleased that , he brought up doctors, because last week we delivered record increases in funding for the nhs. not just more doctors, but more nurses, more scans, more operations. that shows our "commitment to prioritise to nhs" -- not my words, but the words of the nhs chief executive. >> scrapping the non-dom status would allow us to train 15,000 doctors every year-that is what labour would do. we can carry on handing out tax breaks to the super-rich, or we can live in a society where people do not have to go private to get a doctor's appointment. it is that simple. >> he also hands shell 90p for every £1 that it spends on drilling, so it has not paid a penny in windfall tax. mr. speaker you may have seen , this week that somebody shredded £10,000 in protest at those propping up an oil and

losses among russian forces. amid the danger that ukrainian attacks could destroy a critical local dom situated right here, let's take a listen to what the russian commander in charge of operations have to say. further before move what it said, it's somehow somebody of them. the enemy is firing randomly at the city. for this reason, it was decided to evacuate the population from the right side of the river. we provided everything possible to ensure the evacuation the plans of the enemy to create flooding of territories can lead to dangerous consequences. this is confirmed by the constant shelling of the co op sky hydro electric power station. under these conditions, the most appropriate option is to organize defenses along the line of the denice river road. yeah, indeed, official se catastrophic flooding could occur if the ukrainian forces succeed in destroying the down. the high water would also complicate supply routes, which are used to bring food to the russian army, as well as local residents, while eliminating the dom would also jeopardize fresh water supplies to the neighboring

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>> be has not asked non-dom's to pay a penny more. every year, they talk about the money and that 3.6 billion pounds is thrown away because he won't make them pay their taxes here. how many extra doctors can we afford with that money? >> mr. speaker, i'm pleased he brought up doctors because last week, we delivered record increases in funding to the nhs. more doctors, more nurses, more operations which shows our commitment to prioritize the nhs. not my words, the words of the nhs chief executive. >> scrapping the non-dom statements would allow us to trade 15,000 doctors every year. that's what labor would do. we can carry on giving tax breaks to the super rich or we can live in a society where people don't have to go private to get a doctors appointment. it's that simple. he also gets 90 for every one pound they collect so they haven't paid a penny in windfall tax. you may have seen this week that somebody contributed 10,000 pounds to those propping up the oil and gas companies. 10,000 pounds every other minute propping them up. >> mr

dom, dom, dom-dom-dom. >> similar. >> it's the morning music. >> we are a little unstruck.rs. >> mcdonald's coming, because you order us breakfast. >> doesn't count on election day. it is election day in america. so happy you could join us this morning again, we have been here two hours. a lot to get to this morning. soon the polls will open in ohio and pennsylvania and georgia. three very critical battleground states with extremely tight and consequential senate races. when all votes are counted the races that decide control of the house and senate. a very busy show today, and we have you covered all morning with everything you need to

>> hi, dom of course, this is the big day, and everyone is going to be trying to read tea leaves.ability to do that exactly is going to continue to trade within a range. that's where we've been trading for many months, and on days when the market feels optimistic that the fed is going to slow down the rate increases or the economy's slowing but not going into recession, we strayed higher, and on the days where people become pessimistic, that higher rates are going to go on for longer and the economy maybe is a little bit stronger and there's too much demand and inflation will remain in place and the fed will remain tough? that's when the market trades down so the strategy should be to try to find a comfortable place when you're in equities they're buying large if you're looking for the right place, you have to have a mix between what is defensive and you feel comfortable with your earnings level and stocks that have been washed out and give you more opportunity over the next year or two. >> and which stocks are those because, kari, you always come armed with picks out there i wond

>> be has not asked non-dom's to pay a penny more. every year, they talk about the money and that 3.6 billion pounds is thrown away because he won't make them pay their taxes here. how many extra doctors can we afford with that money? >> mr. speaker, i'm pleased he brought up doctors because last week, we delivered record increases in funding to the nhs. more doctors, more nurses, more operations which shows our commitment to prioritize the nhs. not my words, the words of the nhs chief executive. >> scrapping the non-dom statements would allow us to trade 15,000 doctors every year. that's what labor would do. we can carry on giving tax breaks to the super rich or we can live in a society where people don't have to go private to get a doctors appointment. it's that simple. he also gets 90 for every one pound they collect so they haven't paid a penny in windfall tax. you may have seen this week that somebody contributed 10,000 pounds to those propping up the oil and gas companies. 10,000 pounds every other minute propping them up. >> mr

russia withdraw its troops from the city of her song, amid fears that ukrainian attacks the locals, dom could cause catastrophic with, with a top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well . this is the weekly, on our tea. hello and welcome. we begin this hour with news from the us. the democrats appear to have clinched control of this senate following this week's midterm elections with a key race in the valve. it set to be called for the party with saw 96 percent of votes counted. so that is a projected blue in, in the silver state. one another close contest and highly divided are his own. m was recently normally decided for the democrat party's candidates too. with those victories, the upper chamber of congress is expected to remain under congress control. but its republicans who look set to gain a majority in the house of representatives, meaning things i've gotten tougher for the biden administration to get their policies past me. so joining me now in the studio r t fiorella isabel, to talk through developments on there's been quite a few for ela, a

it is not his fault his - wife had non-dom status... it was wife had non—dom status...be, and the state we are in, which is the fault of his party, this government, and the previous government, the last government and the previous government, he can't expect us to pay for those mistakes. and if they can't, we should not vote for him.— and if they can't, we should not vote for him.- i _ and if they can't, we should not vote for him.- i think - and if they can't, we should not vote for him. rgeri? i think that vote for him. geri? i think that rishi sunak — vote for him. geri? i think that rishi sunak is _ vote for him. geri? i think that rishi sunak is a _ vote for him. geri? i think that rishi sunak is a man _ vote for him. geri? i think that rishi sunak is a man who - vote for him. geri? i think that rishi sunak is a man who as i rishi sunak is a man who as chancellor faced many challenges that a _ chancellor faced many challenges that a chancellor could not expect to have _ that a chancellor could not expect to have faced and i think his message _ to have faced and i t

i'd love to debates non—dom with panel shortly.hour and will qatar ruin brand beckham a connected there on the front page of the guardian also . page of the guardian also. jeremy hunt faces tory right former minister mcvey gb news star.i former minister mcvey gb news star. i should out said she could not support tax rise rises whilst projects such as hs2 went ahead. other backbenchers the right also criticised jeremy hunfs right also criticised jeremy hunt's autumn statements . the hunt's autumn statements. the sun jossa's hubby in gbh arrests . that relates to a reality and daily mirror world cup shocker. they think all sober. it is now fans fury at last minute stadium booze ban in qatar and word on the mirror you get the headline of the day. the iweala weekend treasury warns number ten plan to cut migration . the uk will to cut migration. the uk will mean higher taxes and aspinall the daily star. smooth finishes we go. here we go. here we go. world cup stars are waxing their legs to cope with the heat . legs to cope with the heat

i'd love to debates non—dom with panel shortly.hour and will qatar ruin brand beckham a connected there on the front page of the guardian also . page of the guardian also. jeremy hunt faces tory right former minister mcvey gb news star.i former minister mcvey gb news star. i should out said she could not support tax rise rises whilst projects such as hs2 went ahead. other backbenchers the right also criticised jeremy hunfs right also criticised jeremy hunt's autumn statements . the hunt's autumn statements. the sun jossa's hubby in gbh arrests . that relates to a reality and daily mirror world cup shocker. they think all sober. it is now fans fury at last minute stadium booze ban in qatar and word on the mirror you get the headline of the day. the iweala weekend treasury warns number ten plan to cut migration . the uk will to cut migration. the uk will mean higher taxes and aspinall the daily star. smooth finishes we go. here we go. here we go. world cup stars are waxing their legs to cope with the heat . legs to cope with the heat

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russia with roles, its troops from the city of her song, amid fears that ukrainian attacks on the local dom could cause catastrophic. alter ahead. the plastic su with feel a land and ocean and landfills like this. pool of it as the ongoing un climate change conference address is rising pollution levels. western countries come under fire for using africa as a dumping ground from millions of homes with the top stories from the past 7 days on right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly rti and the one welcome. we begin this hour with news from the u. s. the democrats appear to have clinched control of the senate following this week's midterm elections with a key race in nevada set to be called for the party with iran. 96 percent of votes counted. so that's a projected blue when in the silver state. while another close contest in highly divided are as zona was recently normally decided for the democrat parties counted it to with those factories, the opera chamber of congress is expected to remain under democrat control. but its republicans who looks at to gain a majority in

dom chu, thank you very much >>> all right. interest rates are on the move lately this after fed president james bullard says the s-word. no, not that word. he said seven. the fed may need to go as high as 7% to control inflation all of this, by the way, as some bond spreads post some of their biggest moves, their widest moves in 40 years. rick santelli is at the cme with more seven? bullard, how does he rank on the santelli list of who i'm listening to with the fed? >> you know what, i think he ranks, though we like to listen to jaime bullard and james bullard historically has a lot to say the real question is, if you parse all the different comments he's made over the years, how accurate has he been i'll tell you this, if you go in reverse order, he's been pretty accurate lately with regard to inflation not being transitory but many of his other comments were not as exactly spot-on. and the word "may," it may happen, it may not happen. you may win the lotto, you may not win the lotto. listen, he's on the fed, he's not going t

men in rugby league, there's one more hurdle tojump to get to their world cup final — can sensation domre against samoa we don't want to soften our mindset going into the game, we have a lot riding and we need to take them at face value. to riding and we need to take them at face value. ., ., ., ., riding and we need to take them at face value-— face value. to forgo england go in north london. _ face value. to forgo england go in north london, the _ face value. to forgo england go in north london, the first _ face value. to forgo england go in north london, the first in - face value. to forgo england go in north london, the first in the - north london, the first in the semifinals as here in leeds, where two mac powerhouses of rugby league face, it's against new zealand. also coming up in the programme... when snooker and kareoke collide — we catch up with zhao shin—tong as he gets set to defend his uk championship title at the york barbican welcome along to sportsday. lots to come, with world cup action a plenty this weekend — but we'll start with the final that is nowjust 12 hours away

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he: could also have changed the situation with non doms. also taxing share buy—backs. cuts and taxes. even with the last two measures i mentioned, 15 billions could have been raised without increasing a tax burden on people who can least afford it. �* , ., afford it. the mini budget you talked about _ afford it. the mini budget you talked about earlier _ afford it. the mini budget you talked about earlier from - afford it. the mini budget you talked about earlier from liz l afford it. the mini budget you - talked about earlier from liz truss and kwasi kwarteng, the increased amount in borrowing, much of it unfunded tax cuts as the market leader, fiscally it was the energy intervention, the energy price guarantee. rishi sunak said plans to increase borrowing were risky and even immoral. the snp, you can on the other hand, said liz truss was not borrowing enough. liz truss's plan to cap energy bills fell far short of the help we need to play even though it was probably one of the most expensive policies in modern political history. that need not necessarily _ modern poli

as i did the ladybug william warm up and eliza who, dom wade young storm on her to him, unequal jo, rather home european sums in lou, will you go to have new coils? will ginger jada the motion? i was mad. your toner, cold beauty, jenny, the dead, you said a gunshot is a successful moldova farmer. he has 80 hector as of land, but all his successes mean almost nothing. now the agricultural sector, which can't survive without credit and state support, his honest aveson diet. this guy, yes. both of these corn and wheat field straddle the boulder with ukraine. the quote number is in process because it is a quote from lancaster to keep up the quote because you did the quote let you look. i will let us know. as i did, yes, there is no thrashing w died, she got, we'll get dyson. what is needed? let you are so bad. me. one of you ever at that i did not routers in the book, you cover them up with the away. yes. because you room to room. yes, but does there and you don't lose them. i mean by the book that i bought it brought to so i will not on the call, but of it is full. so she will the use of if y

potential unnecessary losses among troops amid the dangerous printing attacks could destroy this local dom and also affect areas around here as well. the decision was explained by the commander heading rushes operation. but it was lawyer, maybe somebody, somebody anthem the enemy is firing randomly at the city. for this reason, it was decided to evacuate the population from the right side of the river. we provided everything possible to ensure the evacuation the plans of the enemy to create flooding of territories to can lead to dangerous consequences. this is confirmed by the constant shilling of the hob sky, hydro electric power station. under these conditions, the most appropriate option is to organize defenses along the line of the denise river. catastrophic flooding was predicted, if ukrainian forces had succeeded in destroying the dom. the high water would also have complicated supply routes which were being used to deliver food to the russian army, as well as local residents. while eliminating the town would also jeopardize fresh water supplies to neighboring crimea, to reduce the d

of course, this non—dom because.nak is a bit vulnerable, isn't he, given that he is very wealthy? why if a ficher he is very wealthy? why if a richer than the king of the uk was registered as a dom and that became clear earlier this year. and then she decided to drop that and she would in fact pay tax. now the conservatives are saying that the reason they're keeping on with a state that status is because it would cost the government more to get rid of its in terms of what rishi sunak said also he attacked keir starmer over the unions that's an area where potentially labour are vulnerable also keir starmer's previous . for the starmer's previous. for the second referendum so i thought rishi said it was on a stronger footing this time than a couple weeks ago where he was a bit flat, not very clear because obviously was chancellor. so he's got all the answers on, the economy and i think , the prime economy and i think, the prime minister team will be fairly happy with his performance today. yeah and on the backbench he's

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and the danger that your premium forces could destroy a critical local dom here and the devastation that would lead to whether it was lawyer, maybe somebody, somebody anthem, the enemy is firing randomly at the city. for this reason, it was decided to evacuate the population from the right side of the river. we provided everything possible to ensure the evacuation the plans of the enemy to create flooding of territory to can lead to dangerous consequences. this is confirmed by the constant shilling of the kind of sky hydra station. under these conditions would read option is to organize defenses along the line of the denise or river. when you might as well a general went on to say that catastrophic flooding could occur. if the cleaning forces succeed in destroying that, the high water would also complicate supply routes which are used to bring food to the russian army, as well as local residents, while eliminating the dom what also jeopardize fresh water supplies to the neighboring crimea region. to reduce the danger to civilians, russia has been evacuating at tens of thousands of local

it's going to be a big day let's get to dom chu for the half >>> stocks giving up big gains as we kick off a new trading month. two day fed policy meeting on rates beginning today, so is that so-called pivot coming, and how you should position your portfolio on the back of october's big gains and another fed rate hike coming this week we'll debate that and more with our investment committee today it's brin talkington, also joining me on set -- i love seeing this, by the way, three people on set, liz young, stephanie link, and josh brown as you can see here we were up bigger earlier in the morning. the dow hit its highest level since last august and the s&p hit its highest level in six weeks buzz those earlier gains have evaporated. they're gone and ware well in the red right now. s&p is down as well as the dow it's pretty even marginal, fractional losses on a relative basis. maybe we'll start with liz on just the current state of play as you see things right now. this has been a nice rally for the last few days. is this something week believe in your mind in. >> it's been a nice rally

why not take the easy decision to scrap non-dom tax avoidance?that new revenue, why not stand up today and take the easiest decision of all: to protect those most in need and increase benefits and pensions in line with inflation? the prime minister: the right hon. gentleman has raised the issue of the north sea. this is a point of significant difference between his party and ours. as chancellor, i introduced a new levy on oil and gas companies because i believed that that was the right thing to do, but this is the point on which the right hon. gentleman's party and ours will always differ: we believe that our north sea producers do have an important role to play in our transition to net zero and are an important source of transition fuels, and we will ensure that we support them to enable them to invest in and exploit those resources for the british people. mr gagan mohindra: let me first welcome the inter-parliamentary union delegation from madagascar, whose members are in the public gallery. more locally, i am delighted that next year openreach

our own dom chu joins us >> it's one where the valuations for disney have come at a point where we're seeing some of the lowest we have seen over the course of the past five years. if you look at the s&p 500 versus disney, just on a year to date basis, no surprise here that disney and many other media companies have underperformed the s&p 500. you can see disney shares down 36% on the year, the s&p 500 is down roughly 17%, and that gap has grown wider over the course of the last six to nine months if you look at disney, an extreme underperformer but if you put in the broader context of some of the bigger rivals and peers within media, it's not quite as bad with regard to disney though shares have lost a quarter of their value, basically since bob chapek took over as ceo back in february of 2020 meanwhile, comcast, the parent company of this network and other at nbcuniversal as lost about 23% of its value in the same time span and netflix shares are down about 23% as well net flex even more volatile with that green line. disney, yes, underperformer, but media hasn't bib a great place t

aggression by russia, but it, as a history and underlying reasons, the underlying reasons are coo on my dom in 2014 events before 2014, including the european union ukraine association agreement. at that time, as an opposition lead of the freedom party, i demanded that russia should be brought into a common table to discuss common interests with the european union and ukraine to find a good, sustainable common path. unfortunately this was not done and was rejected, but then the crew on my down took place and we all remember victoria newland. and her famous statement which was ought to during an intercept, a telephone conversation. i'm quoting her now the e u. that was a topic and then we had to witness the civil war that lasted many years, resulting in 10000 deaths in ukraine. and the european union did not get involved as a party of peace. these and many developments without justifying anything but one must understand the underlying reasons and also natives eastward expansion which ultimately led to this escalation. this is not dismissing any responsibility, but we must understand the unde

who said stopped by relocating troops. russia has deprived ukraine of its pretext for destroying the dom. if russia remained on the right bank and continued to defeat ukrainian attacks the ukrainians once their forces spent might come to the conclusion that the only hope they have in preventing a rushing counter attack is to destroy the dam and flood the region. so i think this is a, a prophylactic move on the part of the russians to prevent the ukrainians trying to have justification for blowing up the damn. and the russians have been preparing for this by evacuating the civilian population. ready and critical infrastructure, so it's not like the russians just made this up. the russians have been pointing out for some time now of the risk that is accrued by any forces and civilians. imagine next, let's say the russians didn't evacuate and next week the damage is struck by ukrainians and is breached. now the russian leadership has to explain why they didn't evacuate, why they didn't get the civilians out of the way, why they didn't get the russian service members either way, if they thou

while eliminating that dom would also jeopardize fresh water supplies to the neighboring crime me at region. let's go through that to reduce the danger to civilians, russia has been evacuating tens of thousands of local residents in recent weeks. now the troop withdrawal was supported by russia's defense minister surrogate shampoo, who also ordered the creation of a new line of protection. meanwhile, general service can also reportedly overall stable situation in other frontline aries on the interception of up to 90 percent of incoming ukrainian at rockets by russian forces. he also added that the ukrainian army lost around $12000.00 soldiers last month, a low nuts, around 8 times more than russian losses. from a u. s. marine corps intelligence officer scott ritter. say that by relocating troops. russia is depriving ukraine of its pretext for destroying the dumb. i think another thing that the russians are doing, by withdrawing from the right bank is reducing or eliminating the justification that ukraine could have been blowing up the damn. now the russia is evacuating the city of ca

to prepare herself for war with russia. russia did hope that the protocol would bring peace to the dom boss. on the contrary, to rachel marston fixed the story, the west keeps saying that it wants peace in ukraine, but if that's really the case, then why didn't the western guarantors of the minsk accords, france and germany enforce that particular piece, deal signed in 2014 between ukraine and russia, that was supposed to end the violence by keith against the people of the russ a phone, don bass region. something just doesn't add up. not only did the violence persist, right under the noses of paris and berlin, but they stood idly by as nato moved in with its training and arming of as of neo nazi proxies. so why didn't they just seize the opportunity to secure peace when they had the chance and the agreement? so the tool to do so well, we're now starting to get a better understanding of what was really going on. in a recent interview, former german chancellor angela merkel admitted that she used the p steel to better prepare ukraine for war with russia. i believe better than and still n

the relentless dom, bullet, and insulated us. they bid me on the soles of my feet was combat boots, baton rouge, la says she jane, but he then we were tied up and taken to kiev, ukraine's main intelligence directorate, where we spent a month and a half in the basement songs. the officers beat us during interrogations, and just because they felt like it, oh, they really beat me up when they asked me who's didn't ask, is it? and i replied that it is, of course, russian tongue. then there was a briefing. they told us where we need to say as they wanted to use us for propaganda purposes. and they told us that we should say that we were young students taken to the front lines, but we were volunteers. we went to defend our mother landscape. then we were transported to pull tava to a pre trial detention center on lake rusnick. it has to be did in that, and i get we saw the red cross for the 1st time and pull tower. it was impossible to talk confidentially because ukrainians were sitting behind the wall. you could hear everything all. an

is carrying out a major crackdown in the kurdish town of ma bought for more mock mood, a barry mo, dom co founder of the indio. iran human rights is joining us from right here in berlin. mahmoud. what are you hearing from sources about the situation in ma but yet, so the yesterday evening, the large number of military long cars, military hearing machine. ready gun deny treat you in just a moment. you don't have any casualties. anything major, very concerned. it might result in budgeting. do we know anything about the scale of the government operation in the city at this point? what did the inflammation numbers of they were large so it so it is also believe that the running are trying to mate the iran where all the countries being the routine to conduct. ready the been that long or campaign of information. this information that mike, there are there on throughout the ordinary. i think you said facial alert, spreading fear, keeping people in a so on 300 i think the the region 14 the region in about the 45 seconds we have left. give us a little bit of perspective. how strong is the opposi