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that plenty of non—doms would fact that plenty of non—doms wotthey'll right? exactly. and i'm just having some of these having a look at some of these numbers so they think it numbers now. so they think it will raise £3.2 billion. and this, can tell, will raise £3.2 billion. and this, from can tell, will raise £3.2 billion. and this, from study tell, will raise £3.2 billion. and this, from study from the comes from a study from the university wannick, which university of wannick, which maybe shouting maybe they should be shouting a bit that this is a bit more about that this is a university study they are university study that they are basing everything on. but fair enough. according to this, enough. and according to this, there are the 500 wealthiest non—doms . each of them would non—doms. each of them would have to pay additional taxes of £6.4 million each in order to generate that £3.2 billion. so that's not necessarily going to happen. that's not necessarily going to happen . and i think it's happen. and i think it's important to note that that that is not

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people are worried about this, dom. in the last three months, client after client has talked about this it's not only investors, it's issuers. most reviewers have a guess that doesn't go away quickly. >> has it been absorbed relatively well in this early stage of getting investors on the bond side of things, used to this idea that the treasury will sell more debt >> they get the concept, but the speed with which treasury has ramped up issuance is a bit scary. and the deficit is 8% of gdp that's the sort of number we see in a crisis, in a war, in covid, something like that. we're not in those situations now. people are concerned, and i think it's weighing in the back of their minds, thinking maybe the deficit goes up even further. there's even more supply than we would expect that's much worse. so that comfort zone is just not there yet. >> there is a comfort zone for the stock market generally speaking, there has been this year if you look at your comments in the past, you have been right, things have been generally mor

dom? >> thank you very much, kelly cobiella for that and please stay safe out there in tel aviv and by the way, nbc's coverage of the war in israel continues with lester holt tonight anchoring a special edition of nbc "nightly news" live from tel aviv at 6:30 p.m. eastern time on nbc networks. plus, we also have west texas intermediate and brent crude prices climbing 4%. the vaneck vector etf, the ticker, oih, the oil services ticker on track with the best day, with 2% in the fund. joining me now to discuss the conflict's impact on the energy markets overall is cnbc contributor halima kroft alongside with bob mcnahle, rapid energy groups founder and he also served as the top international and domestic adviser for president george w. bush. thank you both for being with us. >> halima, we'll start with you, from a big picture perspective that caught a lot of people off guard, there's no doubt about it. just how impactful could it be for the geopolitical stability in the region? is this someth

so, you're right, dom.hat's happened is we had this reprieve in yields from this flight to safety, and that came off a little bit, especially now that people said, wait a second. i've got to worry about inflation. i've got to worry about these massive issuance things that are out there. those are the main drivers at the moment with the flight to safety kind of waning in the background. it's all the fed talk and the talk yesterday in the minutes that made me think the fed is more likely, dom, on hold here. i was talking to kelly yesterday. i said, the movement we're going to see more and more is when that first cut is priced in. over the past several days, they've move frd june to maybe as soon as may. today they're back to july. so, there's a lot of swing in those three months when you want to see when the market gets nervous about higher for longer, you look at those outcontracts of when the first cut is expected. >> great point. and right now it's a little more out. steve liesman, we appreciate it. >>> le

so we've heard a bit about things like scrapping non—dom status. scrapping the non—dom status.e any idea mean, do you have any idea how much going raise, do much that's going to raise, do you think? >> so understanding that >> so my understanding is that the will a the non—dom status will raise a significant amount of that significant amount of money that will addressing the will go into addressing the pubuc will go into addressing the pulhave. will go into addressing the pulhave . we have crumbling we have. we have crumbling infrastructure. i get people coming to my office and emailing my daily basis that my office on a daily basis that are lots of difficult are facing lots of difficult situations because of state situations because of the state of decline that the uk in. of decline that the uk is in. and labour will and the labour party will reverse is an exciting reverse that. it is an exciting conference. was good, conference. last year was good, this year even better . this year was even better. hopefully the next conference will place next annual will be taking place next

. >> brian, it's dom here. wonder -- meta has said that it has taken steps, it has put remedies in place around i think they said 30 of them. application-type adjustments or alterations that are there to help save guard against those things that you are suing over. in your mind, what exactly would be success on your front and the other attorneys general about this? what would meta have to do other than what they claim they have already done to protect younger adults and teenagers? >> well, we know that meta for many, many years has known full well what type of averse impacts its social media platform, ads have had on young people and has exploited the addictive nature of those apps to generate additional profits. and so, part of what meta is going to have to do is going to have to compensate for the harms its behavior, its knowing behavior has created. more importantly, though, is the injunctive relief we're seeking. we need meta to change the way it's rolling out an addictive product to young people who are pa

joining us now is cnbc senior markets dom chu and -- dom, start us off and walk us through the key numbersn amazing jobs report. >> they did. andrea, to that point, not many people at all expert-wise, economist-wise were forecasting for this level of jobs growth, especially with all the narratives around strikes and work stoppages around the country for the last several months. almost doubling, if you will, of the jobs created number over the consensus forecast does suggest that t u.s. economy, phaps maybe surprisingly, is still extremely resilient. perhaps the an consumer still extremely resilient and those who are working exstreamly resilient. that's all a really good thi there's a lot to unpack here. the big take away from this report is that the economy is growing in some ways and still growing but a fast in others. this reinforces this idea that we could see either a soft landing or justaybe a mild recessn,f anything at all, in the coming months, which is a sharp contrast to where we were a year ago when the consensus was, like, 100% chance we were goin t have some kind of recession o

for more or less bringing our correspondence, janelle dom allowing janell districts comes as a surprise, doesn't it? so yeah, it clearly was a last minute decision to have biden meet stein meyer. as he said, stein buyer was clearly taken by surprise by it as well. he had to very quickly change his plans. he was actually meant to be in portugal for a meeting of the leaders there. now the reason that has offensively been given is that october 6th is german american friendship day. so what day that supposedly come number rates when germans 1st arrived in philadelphia, in 1836. but of course this is a bit, this is a day that comes every year and by no means that account for the suddenness of this announcement or this invitation. but suffice to say, spying buyer is here that in itself is a rare occurrence. the last time a german leader was here was former chancellor angular miracle in 2018. so this is something that clearly does not happen every day. and when it does, there usually is a lot more notice than what we've had just now. mm hm. the us and germany are, of course, 2 of ukraine's big

death told could rise further as rescue workers such as the ruins and in sports, it's all smiles and dom stats to 6 long weeks and gay the 1st when of the season and i'm going fast the and i'm totally online. well, welcome to the program. to cation war planes have struck suspected curtis targets in iraq, in response to a suicide bombing, and the capital anchor. the defense ministry says it's jets destroyed 20 targets of the p k. k could, is separate his group in northern iraq. and the other p k case that it carried out a suicide bomb attack. outside the turkish interior ministry, president, ridge of type are the ones that terrorists would never achieve the aims. cctv. what did choose this was side bumper charging towards the ministry where he blew himself up. a 2nd, decker was killed in a gun battle with blues. a resident dodge up the babylon, condemned the bomb being sold as a result of the timely intervention of our security forces. the action in which to measure is when utilized is the last stand of terrorism to the scoundrels who targeted the peace and security of citizens. could not

we're going to end non—dom status . and they end non—dom status.eve, liam, that they can bring in large sums of money by doing this. well what labour doesn't want to do, it doesn't want to impose tax rises on ordinary households i >> yeah, taxation is already at 70 year high. of course, but they do need to raise money because they want to spend money because they want to spend money because they're a labour government that's what their government and that's what their voters activists voters and their activists expect them to do. so what they're doing is they're going after tax rises, which they think will popular with the think will be popular with the broader . that means broader population. that means going after these non—dom wealthy people in the uk. wealthy people living in the uk. the trouble is labour say that will raise £3.5 billion, but a secret treasury study says no , a secret treasury study says no, a lot of these wealthy people will leave the uk. a lot of them already are leaving the uk. given the prospect of a labour government, they

we're going to end non—dom status . and they end non—dom status.eve, liam, that they can bring in large sums of money by doing this. well what labour doesn't want to do, it doesn't want to impose tax rises on ordinary households i >> yeah, taxation is already at 70 year high. of course, but they do need to raise money because they want to spend money because they want to spend money because they're a labour government that's what their government and that's what their voters activists voters and their activists expect them to do. so what they're doing is they're going after tax rises, which they think will popular with the think will be popular with the broader . that means broader population. that means going after these non—dom wealthy people in the uk. wealthy people living in the uk. the trouble is labour say that will raise £3.5 billion, but a secret treasury study says no , a secret treasury study says no, a lot of these wealthy people will leave the uk. a lot of them already are leaving the uk. given the prospect of a labour government, they

a non—dom i don't think knows?u know, a non—dom. >> i'm not going to name them. now. >> i know. i know you do. yeah yeah, yeah. >> don't push me on it. you do? yeah, well, loads of people do. is somebody the public eye? >> i'm not talking about it on air, but i'm just to let you know. >> do know, sure >> you do know, and i'm sure a lot people probably do if lot of people probably do if they about, well, let's they think about, well, let's say i'm not aware of knowing. >> and >> yeah. a non—dom and therefore, trying to therefore, what i'm trying to say policies this therefore, what i'm trying to say popularjolicies this therefore, what i'm trying to say popular because this therefore, what i'm trying to say popular because people don't are popular because people don't know they just think, know non—doms. they just think, yeah rich guys, yeah, yeah, some rich guys, whatever . yeah, tax them whatever. yeah, tax them and whatever, fine . and the thing whatever, fine. and the thing that also gets me though is politician

dom chu has the numbers.ot of fluctuation today. >> and we just flipped to marginally red on the s&p 500 for marginally green on the s&p 500. but it's been a day of ups and downs. 43.75 the last week for the broader s&p 500. at the highs of the session, the trading range had us up about nine points, down 14 at the low. if we were to tilt positive to close the day, it would be a five-day winning streak for the s&p 500. but a 43.77, that's the state of play. the dow just 0.1 of a 1% decline. and the nasdaq, up about one quarter of 1%. 25 points higher, 13,684. one of the elements of today's trade is the continued onslaught being put against the consumer staple stocks. hormel foods, gave a projection today, down about 10%. the worst performing stock in the s&p 500, lamb wesston, down 7%. keurig dr pepper down. and kip we areally-clark and cl clorox, you are seeing some upside for kimberly-clark on a marginal basis. and just to give you an idea how much the underperformance has been, this is going all the way bac

that non—dom charge is paying for.n—doms will leave the country probably, and might fall to zero very and that might fall to zero very quickly. and a concern. quickly. and that's a concern. what there are what are what there are what they are defining themselves as is against a tory party they see as who have lost the plot. now the danger of plot of defining yourself the terms yourself on terms, on the terms of your enemy is no one knows why vote you, whereas the why to vote for you, whereas the positivity, what they're positivity, that's what they're missing. saying are missing. they're saying we are a clean a vision, clean slate, we have a vision, but have to have to stand but you have to have to stand for something. nigel you can't just ourselves by opponent. >> no, but would say this, >> no, but i would say this, chris. know, i at the chris. you know, i was at the conservative party conference last week with you and they weren't split the weren't just split down the middle . mean, they're split middle. i mean, they

dom i don't know? i don't know, ask allen weisselberg. anything that has to do with numbers, than allen weisselberg. well i'm not actually a cpa, and even don jr., yes i went to wharton but i can't spell gap. does that fly in a court of law? >> yeah, and they tried today, because under cross examination there was a accountant who was testifying that he based his returns on the information the trumps gave him, and weisselberg. and under cross examination the lawyer, the trump lawyer was saying, it's up to you, you're the accountant. you should know what's right or wrong. every american knows that doesn't hold up in any court. but in 2001 in 2002 there were corporate scandals in america, with courts and congress with the -- bill that made it clear that ignorance of what's in your books is not an offense at all. it's not an offense. and by the way, accountants, it's very clear in this country, accountants can't be involved in the fraud, but it's garbage in garbage out. you give your accountants not full i

dom, thank you very much. dom chu. >>> a divergence is shaping up in the treasury market today, where the yields on the short end, like that two-year in green are climbing, over 5%. but the long end is dropping back to levels not seen since late september, ten-year yield around 4.61. is this all just a technical move or because of the dovish fed speak we have heard. fed governor chris waller saying the fed can watch and see what happens with rates. that follows the dallas fed president lori logan who said rising rates could do some of the work of cooling the economy for us. that same day earlier this week, phillip jefferson warned about balancing the risk of not tightening enough. and last night, san francisco fed president mary daley dismissed the idea of 5% rates being the new normal, saying neutral is between 2.5 and 3. all this while we learned that producer prices did rise more than expected in september. so now what? is there a real chance for a fed pivot? here to discuss are my guests. welcome to everyb

that non—dom charge is paying for.doms will leave the country probably, and might fall to zero very and that might fall to zero very quickly. and a concern. quickly. and that's a concern. what there are what are what there are what they are defining themselves as is against a tory party they see as who have lost the plot. now the danger of plot of defining yourself the terms yourself on terms, on the terms of your enemy is no one knows why vote you, whereas the why to vote for you, whereas the positivity, what they're positivity, that's what they're missing. saying are missing. they're saying we are a clean a vision, clean slate, we have a vision, but have to have to stand but you have to have to stand for something. nigel you can't just ourselves by opponent. >> no, but would say this, >> no, but i would say this, chris. know, i at the chris. you know, i was at the conservative party conference last week with you and they weren't split the weren't just split down the middle . mean, they're split middle. i mean, they'r

we'll wait and see. >> dom, thank you very much.appreciate it. >>> meantime, one of the fed's voting members next year is out with new comments on the economy. let's get to steve liesman with those headlines. >> fed officials saying the interest rate is "sufficiently restrictive." that's the benchmark forged by fed chair jay powell to determine if the fed could stop at current levels. very much in a place he told reporters earlier today where we can be patient. but the fed vice chair michael barr yesterday said the fed is at or near that level, but not quite as definitive. the comment would mark it as an outlier with several fed officials suggesting that they would favor an additional hike of 19 members forecasting one more hike this year. in fact, the probability of a final hike this year rising this morning to 31% for november, 47% for december after a strong job openings report implying continued strength in the labor market. and suggesting the fed should. hike again doesn't offer much relief. he said the feds should hold rate at

and then when non—doms when all the non—doms leave, we're skim ? we're going to be skim?e to make britain their home, which aren't simply about tax. what we have done is be very small c conservative in our estimates about how much money this would raise. we've we've gone for independent figures , gone for independent figures, not our figures. and they gave us a range of estimates and we went for the bottom end of that range so that people could be even more confident that the promises we make are promises we can keep that the money we raise an ed, the money we wish to spend balances out. and by abolishing the non—dom tax status that effectively means that people who make britain their home pays their taxes. here too. we can put £1.1 billion into the pockets of nhs staff who deserve it so we can have more evening and weekend appointments to do 2 million, 2 million more appointments a year in the nhs, which is crucial for cutting waiting lists. >> and is there not more? yeah. is there not a bit more to this non—dom stuff than meets the eye though, you know? so a government

with this very authorities and rising anger across the middle east on the world sizes of protestors, dom on an end to israel's assaults on guns. the about the study of minds being killed in jericho buys very forces carried out multiple rates across the occupied westbank. several of us have been made of vehicles was seen patrolling through the off by job a refugee camp in jericho that were confrontations between these various soldiers and palestinian youths that the camp. many of them angry about the bombardment of gaza, more than 80 palestinians have been killed in the west bank since come, us attacked israel on october. the 7th. let's go live to satisfy that in the amount of what's being happening. so as well. that's been multiple raids have been happening in every west, from jericho. it's a novelist to hebron as well as the best for him as he and her mother. in fact, there's a rate this just happening now they've been happening from i'd say about one a. m on woods and we're seeing this every day. certainly a step pop in these raids since the war started on gaza. as you said, there's a

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status , putting vat on non—dom status, putting vat on private school fees.ry party of being populist with their rhetoric. i think this is left wing populism because i don't think it's going to achieve what they are saying it is in terms of bringing money into the treasury in fact, i think it could be a net negative . ella, i'll let you give . but ella, i'll let you give your your reaction to what you heard today. >> well, i wish there was a bit of if indeed you watched it. >> well, yeah, i wish there was a bit of left wing populism. >> but unfortunately, when you look the you know, the sort look at the you know, the sort of spectre that continues to haunt know, in a way that haunt, you know, in a way that they sort of all enjoy the labor party blair and he's not dead party is blair and he's not dead yet, but he you know, he's he . yet, but he you know, he's he. keir starmer has made a point of continuously referring to blair yvette cooper in her speech, got her loudest applause for talking about surestart. you know, there is a there is you know, he's even in

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i bet you dom chu mentions it.ds, 481 or something, 482 on the ten-year let's get right over to dom chu. he looks at some of this morning's top pre-market movers. numbers came out caterpillar was up eight bucks, dom. it's not anymore >> it is not and like you pointed out, it's a big drag on there. i thought about the orange and wore the orange and also happy birthday, penelope, as well. >> dom, thank you. >> you're very welcome and again, happy birthday to penelope >> appreciate the support. >> and i wore the orange it's a red cat, if you want to look at it that way. if you take a look so far this morning, the earnings headliner of the morning has to be right now caterpillar, dow component, economic bellwether. it's down 5% this is near session lows at this point so the construction and mining equipment maker is trading on roughly 115,000 shares of volume at this point. it actually reported better than expected profits and revenue to joe's point, which is why it initially went higher. it was driven in large part by

i'll send things back over to you. >> dom, thank you very much. dom chu.e are just 48 hours away from the fed's next decision on interest rates and it could mark the first time since early 2022 that the central bank goes consecutive meetings without a hike in the latest survey, some details as to why. let's bring in steve liesman with those results steve? >> kelly, this is an important meeting this week for what the fed is not going to do or is not likely to do which is to hike rates. it would mark the first consecutive two-meeting hold since early 2022 with the fed banking on the forecast for an economic slowdown that brings down inflation despite the strong growth we've had and still elevated inflation, keeping the fed on hold is for the following, slower growth and lower inflation brought on by monetary policy lags. higher bond yields keeping the fed at bay, as well as the forecast for reduced hiring and lower wage gains nabe reports that 27% of respondents are raising prices now that's down from 45% in the prior survey the lowest level we've seen since

and lists by taxing non—doms.st of living either . now he may well be either. now he may well be saving that for his big speech. >> you'd hope so, because i don't think any more they can say, oh, can't put our ideas say, oh, we can't put our ideas out there. the tories might nick them. now this is the conference before general election. before the general election. i think get off the think people now get off the fence, it out, put it to the fence, put it out, put it to the people and let them have a clear choice, clear point of difference. that's voters want. >> but give him a chance. it's only of the conference only day one of the conference today and haven't got today and they haven't even got started yet. >> you point, i think >> if you get my point, i think voters feel that shows what you stand for. and let us make a choice. i would leafing choice. i would just leafing through sunday papers and choice. i would just leafing thr0lwhat sunday papers and choice. i would just leafing thr0lwhat fellinday papers and

not non—dom tax status perse conference.our party basically finessing existing policy rather than a lizard of new policy because fundamentally, keir starmer is a long way ahead of the poles and he does not want to slip—up. his critics say he is being cautious, his allies say he is simply being sensible. i think it will be a key sort of debate of this conference within the labour party is to what extent keir starmer needs new policies or whether he just needs to explain a bit more to the british public who he is.— explain a bit more to the british public who he is. henry, for now, thank you — public who he is. henry, for now, thank you very — public who he is. henry, for now, thank you very much. _ public who he is. henry, for now, thank you very much. we - public who he is. henry, for now, thank you very much. we will. public who he is. henry, for now, | thank you very much. we will have more from henry later in the morning, live from the labour conference in liverpool. nearly 200 people have died and at least 1,000 more hav

a lot of names today that reported earnings, dom.o help. i'll see if we can get through these in the time that we have left we'll start with shares of norfolk southern, which are lower right now after the rail giant's earnings missed analyst expectations the company, by the way, also took $163 million charge related to that eastern ohio freight train derailment that happened earlier this year. those shares down 3% medical equipment manufacturer, thermofisher, the company saw lower demand for its therapeutics and vaccine services that's overshadowing a beat on the profit for the quarter here. those shares down 7% turning now to penske automotive, which posted a beat on revenues, but a miss on profits. the truck rental and transportation services firm saw lower earnings from its uk unit, alongside higher interest expenses those are overshadowing results from its north america automotive and trucking operations penske down 2% shares of exchange operator cme group lower so far the company's third quarter profits did grow the derivatives

the backlog in the nhs, paid for by— rid of the backlog in the nhs, paid for by abolishing the non—doml and how we're going to create the good _ school and how we're going to create the good qualityjobs of future with onshore _ the good qualityjobs of future with onshore and offshore wind, electric battery— onshore and offshore wind, electric battery factories, all the things we desperately need to put money into people's— desperately need to put money into people's pockets and compete with the rest _ people's pockets and compete with the rest of the world. our ambition is undiminished and our resolution is undiminished and our resolution is there _ is undiminished and our resolution is there we — is undiminished and our resolution is there. we believe we have a plan to change _ is there. we believe we have a plan to change the country, but we are not for— to change the country, but we are not for a — to change the country, but we are not for a single second complacent. the worst— not for a single second complacent. the worst thing the tories have done is to look— the worst thing the t

that was due to view washing correspond janelle dom allowing reporting for us from washington. thank you very much. i as there's more stories making headlines around the world more than 2000 people have been killed in a series of earthquakes and northwest enough gone has done their the dudley's tremors. they have the country in ears. the tale of on say at least 9000 more people have been injured. several villages have been completely destroyed. in 3 longer 5 people were killed when a mass of tree fell on a bus. heading to multiple from the capital, colombo official, save the vehicle, had stopped to beneath the tree to low passengers to board. more than a dozen people were injured and the incident voters have dealt german cancel. officials collision, a sharp rebuke, and elections, and the key states of bavaria and has shown social democrats suffered heavy losses . well positioned conservatives, one in both states, along with the far right alternative for germany, party one big and you're up to date. but here's a question. can investment would be done for the right reasons, but a

he quickly understood that the country's reconstruction would lead to an explosion in dom onto the gravel. the cory doesn't belong to him, but he negotiated the rights to minus to the says yeah. so not in k, this is. yeah. uh huh. so when i added the file, then be be sure to do it a good back door side of yes. sure. i didn't. okay. one last time. okay. yeah. you by you, by to do the most? no. it's free. yes. are free. okay. yes sir. the s are you in yet small way? no problem. i'll go to the to so and e. it's in them off from icbc sir. becca de gambled summer though. but you know, full dot t n s o o d o c. no, i'm why i try to pull back the recovering from 11 years of civil war takes time, especially as the states has limited resources. the country is burdened plan like a public services and widespread corruption. the road connecting sierra leone and liberia is a major trade route between the 2 countries. and yet it is practically impossible during the rainy season. it is on these days, the 10th of the day. this time. several of these, this is scott jones and broncho. the just needs is awa

but the president for no dom is the landscaper needed his appeal to back getting on defense and the sanctions against russia. keith, with a more serious foreign policy chief use at burrell, says that he was prepared to spend big to boost to cranes, minute tree capabilities. she watches great, i propose a new buy lot to move daniel, that the b and b facilities up to find video for the next year year, which is what we call we continue training. okay. as all the target today is to bring 40000 in the coming months, and this includes this specialized training training for flight. the jets ukraine's foreign minister dmitri clara says that support is crucial. ye uh, maybe shows that to me pollutants. greatest expectation is precisely that the waste and the will will tire of standing on the side if you crank and this will rush or was directing huge results as towards this and that we should not play along with them a lot of money. but when you do have a lot of things, and as you crane for pads for now, the winter on the battlefield, you sold a, darcy is unplugging. the resume, the message is the ukra

dom, good morning. >> we got an interesting theme here, becky.rning is going to focus on the consumer. starting with the drop right now and shares of domino's pizza, lower on thinner trading volumes. now swinging to upside, gain of just about .1%. very thin volumes. the pizza chain reported mix ed results, but revenues were slightly below expectations. sales growth at established u.s. restaurant locations at same store sales growth actually fell by .6%. so we're seeing a more volatile trade, albeit on thinner volumes. domino's down 2.5%. you see where things are swinging now. on the big box store side of things, target, higher by around 3%, roughly 8,000 shares of volume. this retailer is getting upgraded to buy over at bank of america. it was neutral. the target price goes up to 135 bucks, it was 120 before. they like the risk-reward at current levels given the pullback we have seen. certainly over the course of the last couple of years and right now here just in the last four or five months or so. they expect profit margin upside opportunities

but then the policies are tax on private schools non—doms. look, schools and non—doms.billion a year. that is not going pay for all this not going to pay for all this stuff. certainly not going stuff. it's certainly not going to tax cut on top of to pay for a tax cut on top of it. so that for me is the big question. what's the sort of economics underpinning all of this? no answer. this? and there's no answer. >> the schools >> i know the private schools thing fascinating because it thing is fascinating because it is so spiteful. >> it's his basically it is directed harming group directed against harming a group of doesn't like of people who he doesn't like and is supporters, don't and who is supporters, don't like. >> it has good purpose for >> it has no good purpose for people know. people who don't know. >> talking about schools >> he's talking about schools not charitable status not having the charitable status and to charge and thereby having to charge vat. if they lose vat. actually, if they lose the vat, vat stake, but vat, lose their vat stake, but they charities

but it's now unclear when, if ever a saudi deal will be formalized, or dom and offensive in gaza. that results in mass palestinian casualties could on do years of diplomacy. through it all, phoebe has survived, but his hopes for a legacy as an international statesman of didn't. after the mazda attacks, he formed a unit, the government. but it's not a long term solution to israel's problems. the government also faces an eminent decision on how to respond to the hosted crisis and gaza. a miscalculation could have tragic consequences. the question hanging over netanyahu now is whether the attacks of october 7th will be his end, or will he manage to get again to hold onto power less than most always making headlines, thousands of protest as i've got it in paris to demand israel, stuff it strikes on gaza is a fast authorized pro palestinian demonstration in defense. capital seems to have mazda attacks, and these are out. some protest and friends have been banned. i meant fears about and iranian media reports the 16 year old got dropped out of a chain for allegedly not wearing a head co

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if you see what i mean, you see what i'm say was the deputies janelle dom and down in washington, dc. well, at least 21 people have been killed in a bus crash near venice in italy. the boss, caring for an tourist, plunged off a raised road in phil about 10 maces. some of the survivors are also seriously injured. a holiday and venice turned into a twisted mess of metal and cya. the cause of the accident is that i'm clear about in a horrifying sequence of events. the bus via dolphin eva passed on to electricity lines and bass into flight ins. firefighters reported some of the 1st victims that found, had perished in the inside and of the 40 people aboard the bus. more than half lost their lives. most of the rest were taken to hospital in critical condition. allowed the loose gigabyte of babies the bus went off the road from a height of more than 10 meters. you need 3. 0, now it's a battery powered electric bus. so it caught fire sewing or throw on, they found all the people inside the bus, somebody engulfed in flames about the scene that the fireman magic was really difficult. yeah, for

are upset he and beaten street and home, so continues in football in the abundance league, windless, dom, that needed a turn around and fortunes when they hosted bremen on sunday, on the home conference with just what they needed to help them kick start the season with the crucial victory. having only one single points all season dumpster knew they needed to perform against the brakeman side who a bit shaky away from home. by and just pull them in. it's in the hosts to delete. let's see a spot for the more feedback move in mainland cross with a perfectly control bully and 20 minutes late to dunst. that took advantage of braiden's high defensive line to dump billings. perfect stuff for the home funds. the tim scott, kind of showing pace employees to kind of lead to nail a comp time and up to the break. things can't guessing bits of the done stuff. the mainland made it 3, no fooling. easy path length with a clever dummy finishing calmly. and then a handful in the brain and books allowed to be as campus and make it for now from this phones with an hour flight, it looked like it was getting

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the protesters say that the verdict condone what they call the morality dom ended judges. step down. this you're seeing even more focused than ever before on saudi arabia as a football nation. it's astronomical. finances have lowered some of the world's top players. and now what has set it sites on hosting the mens world cup in 2030 for the announcement this week. that of world cup 2030 is to be held in europe, africa and south america removes those 3 continents in the world's governing bodies . chief is list for 2034, and as the way increases, saudi arabia's chance of hosting. but there has been strong opposition to the saudi bid from fan organization, football, supporters, europe, which accuses people destroying the world cup and criticizes saudi arabia's quote, opposing human rights record. now, despite that criticism, the president of saudi football federation is confident of a successful bid. the hosting goes up and saw that idea would mean i really think to us, we already took spots and previous 6 world cup. so the chance to do so and 2034 on home. so in the front of

e and serena as german reco champions barnum. unique took on promoted side dom stats and by and work boosted by the come back of monro, noisy, on return to buy install up to breaking his leg 11 months ago. but byron's tasks go to a whole lot harder when joshua came, is, was sent off after just 4 minutes. don steps advantage only lost it 15 minutes, so as close to zillow was sent off for bringing down on rock line. murray. and the red card fast didn't finish their 5 minutes before half time done done some occasion. magwoods conceded the 3rd of the game. and after a goal this 1st top by and make the most of their advantage in the 2nd retain with the opener of to 51 minutes. 5 minutes late at leroy sunny doubled byron's advantage within easy tap in 60 minutes. the engine mom was the other, made it 3 now after a cleverly constructed free cake. and only 4 minutes later leroy sony squared, his 2nd goal of the day to make it for new and the bye and rain of golds continued to retain with the goal of the day from his own house to make it 5 new. after 69 minutes, thomas miller then added gold

dom chu joins us with the highlights.i am still a 49ers fan, just like you're still a bengals fans. lots of earnings movers out this morning so far, as we head into the heart of the busiest reporting work of the season. three dow components on the move this morning, so far pre-market. we're talking about shares of 3m, which were up almost 4%. just around 35,000 shares of volume. the industrial conglomerate behind big brands like post-it notes, scotch tape, ace bandages raised its full-year profit guidance. 3m helped along by better cost control and operating efficiency initiatives. so those showers powering the dow futures higher. and another dow component in verizon, telecom giant higher by just around 4% or so right now, just around 220,000 shares of volume. it posted better than expected profits and revenues, thanks in part to new subscriber editions for its wireless business. verizon also raised its full-year profit forecast for free clothes and everything else. that's helping to drive some of that added confidence th

but it's now unclear when, if ever a saudi deal will be formalized, or dom and offensive in gaza. that results in mass palestinian casualties could on 2 years of diplomacy. through it all, phoebe has survived, but his hopes for a legacy as an international statesman have deemed after the mazda attacks. he formed a unit, the government, but it's not a long term solution to israel's problems. the government also faces an eminent decision on how to respond to the hosted crisis and gaza. a miscalculation could have tragic consequences. the question hanging over netanyahu now is whether the attacks of october 7th will be his end. or will he managed yet again to hold onto power? and we can now speak to audi. caldwell this he is a political analyst and a journalist who joins us from southern israel. welcome to w. so nathaniel, who is popularity among these really public seems to be decreasing? why do you think that is which? well, i think we've seen during the last 2 weeks or so it completely incompetent government in israel. even if you put aside the great crisis that was caused by the