jessjones is one of the keepers at dudley zoo — she told us about when they first met flop.ost the feeling in her legs, we centre for x—rays, blood tests, the x—ray came back pretty clear, she was basically developing an infection. of course, this was a complete shock, we've never had this happen here before. so for us it was trying to look out there, get the research and find a way to possibly help her in whichever way we could. ideas about a baby bouncer, custom—made, she was measured, and one of our keepers, she actually... she was a bit more hands—off, we didn't have to keep handling her while she was strengthening her legs. and then that obviously progressed to the walker, the treadmill and then therapy sessions with her as well. when it happened, it was looking very bleak, now the only thing that's really wrong [000:24:47;00] [000:24:47;00]

concern here is that what we've seen over the past 24 hours this got is really strikes, have been dudley. and it's been a violent 24 hours, not just in favorites, the southern suburbs, in southern lebanon on, in, in, in eastern, nothing on thousands of people were killed on a thursday. so you can see people here in shock or, you know, asking each other questions whether or not they should leave this area for goods. like i mentioned, most of the 700000 people who live in bait with southern suburbs have left but a few 1000 and stayed behind because they don't want to leave their home. so they don't want to leave their businesses. so you can see the strike. they're expecting, i mean this building is likely to fall, or at least there will be a lot of following degrees. so chaos and comic and really a lot of concern because of the, the big by the us administration to bring about the ceasefire has apparently failed . okay, thank you so much. and a hood reported from julia and they would thank you for funerals, have been housing garza city must or is really forces vonda house multiple times on

each winter, dudley battles, pollution? the cold air traps, dust fumes, and smoke from fires on farms in neighboring states, is one major culprit. fireworks. deli is banned both to use and sailor fireworks around. the wally police sees nearly 2 tons of it, but they're still being sold in neighboring states. and on the night of the wally marking the hindu holiday that celebrates the victory, a flight over darkness. the sky over daily lit up with colorful enlisted burst of light because of the religious sentiment. police often hesitate to act. good, that's good. pollution is a huge problem nowadays, especially today. it's too much. people were setting off by our tuckers late into the night. we could not even sleep because of a noise. a campaign has been encouraging people to light diaz instead or the lamps made of clay or mud. more environmentally friendly way to celebrate prosperity during the wally and you're up to date, but stay with us up next in sports life, you'll meet the mix. can women's softball team last amazon us?

. —— a penguin at dudley zoo.r but with the help of a home—made baby bouncer, she is now able to waddle again. that's us for tonight. have a good one. hello, welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. our top stories: another breakneck beginning but this time, a win as well: ruben amorim gives old trafford some happiness in his first home game. iga swiatek emerges from the "worst experience of her life" as she reveals a doping ban. and six—figure bonuses for six executives at the rfu: we'll ask why, when rugby's finances elsewhere are so stretched. hello again. welcome along to sportsday. ruben amorim has his first win as manchester united head coach and while he hoped it would bring his new clubs fans some happiness, the 3—2 victory over bodo—glimt in the europa league would've provided a fair bit of entertainment as well. after his opening game brought a goal in 81 seconds, amorim's second had one even earlier with united taking the lead after 48 — this time through alejandro garnacho. despite the early advantage, u

i have feeling that a good addition in the eyes, and though visibility is very bad, each winter, dudley battles, pollution. the cold air traps, dust fumes, and smoke from fires on farms in neighboring states. one major culprit fireworks. deli is banned both to use and sailor fireworks around the walley. police sees nearly 2 tons of it, but they're still being sold in neighboring states. and on the night of the wally marking the hindu holiday that celebrates the victory flight over darkness. the sky over dully lit up with colorful enlisted burst of light because of the religious sentiment. police often hesitate to act but that's good basis for thoughts. it will gladly remove the interest of what did you do before i played tennis. survived the ocean bits thanks to music.

bob dudley is the former ceo of bp and told our business editor, simonjack, that with only 8% of renewablebe a move away from fossil fuels such as natural gas in the nearfuture. across both political spectrums, when it has now sunk in — the amount of energy required for these new data centres — the attitude towards the industry in general is different and it's changing and it's more positive — recognise we need this. it's interesting — you say oil and gas will be needed to power the technologies of the future, including ai, at least in the short term. i think the energy transition has been turned on its head in the last year because of the big data centres that are planned. the power consumption of those is going to be enormous, and you can't do it all with renewables. for me, it's one of the first times i've seen such a radical change, um, in terms of energy demand related to these data centres. it will mean a role for natural gas to play that — it's a cleaner—burning fuel certainly than oil — and i think the world is going to change. and so people have to get pragmatic and realistic abou

and the parts of valencia hit by what he says was europe's 2nd dudley's flood. and of the century, a years worth of rain fell on the region within just a matter of hours, feet sweeping away homes and cars. more than 200 people have dined bumped the death toll is expected to rise with doesn't still missing. local authorities have come under fire for non warning residents of the incoming flood waters until it was too late. and for more i'm joined in the studio by dw correspondent nicole reese, who is usually reporting for us from spain. nicole really great to have you here in berlin to talk about what's been happening there. so 10000 troops have now being sent to flood head valencia. but the spanish prime minister has been saying, he knows this is actually not even enough on his property rights, because we might very be a very easily be looking at one of the biggest climate catastrophes and recent history. in europe. we've seen lots of extreme weather events and these past years also this year, but nothing liked so that needs to more help and they need throughout

and there's just time for ten seconds of flop, a penguin at dudley zoo.ver but with the help of a home—made baby bouncer, she is now able to waddle again. that's us for tonight. have a good one. let's go to stephen now. been chatting to people about what's on their minds ahead of the election and for lots of young people, it is housing. us that they have considered leaving the country because it is so expensive. here is different — you can vote for multiple in previous elections, parties have had to work yea rs. in other news — australia will ban under 165 from using social media. the australian prime minister says it will protect young age on social media. and there's just time for ten seconds of flop, she had a limp and couldn't stand without falling over but with the help of a home—made baby bouncer, she is now able to waddle again. that's us for tonight. and six—figure bonuses for six executives at the rfu: we'll ask why, when rugby's finances elsewhere are so stretched. hello again. welcome along to sportsday. ruben amorim has his first win as manche

renovations spans prime ministers pledging billions more years to rebuild communities, devastated by dudley floods. many survivors of the disaster lost their homes and possessions, including precious family albums. but the project to the university of valencia's helping restore what photos can be saved, preserving peoples cherished memories. these expired, so working to restore photos damaged by flood waters, helping families because of precious memories of loved ones. for many, these mementos our own, they have left around me because i'm not there with my mother's house when they passed away, my siblings and i did not remove anything. so all our history is there, like one of them is the slip or the must. because furniture and appliances can be replaced and the sooner or later we'll have that back to assess for this, but we don't have the negatives for those photos. despite being material things, the emotional value they have is impossible to measure company the sentiment then in kind of collaborative the deadly floods in spain, one of the worst. and it's more than history gleamed over $200

i love what bill dudley had to say.rse, it's going to come down to how much term premium do you get a u.s. treasuries, and that is going to be one of the biggest challenges for the bond market. >> not my words, the words of our next guest, i love this line that you said. they are in the throes of the trump trade, we see that continuing. is it sustainable or not? >> i think that is an open question. the sustainability of the euphoria in the equity market depends on the policy set that gets unveiled. we have ideas, but we don't really know. >> concepts of a plan. >> things that were articulate it during the campaign. if all of them come about, i think the inflationary concerns are real. something that we should pay a great deal of attention to. but it's unclear at this point whether all of them come together as a package. the fed's right now saying that they are data-dependent. i think in 2025 the fed is going to be saying that they are data-dependent and policy dependent. that is how they will articulate it, because they

update from bay roots, which we've seen over the past 24 hours is that is really strikes have been dudley, and it's been a violent 24 hours. not just in favorites, the southern suburbs and southern live in on, in, in, in eastern, nothing on dozens of people were killed on thursday. so you can see people here in shock or uh, you know, asking each other questions whether or not they should leave this area for goods. like i mentioned, most of the 700000 people who live in baby southern suburbs have left but a few 1000 stayed behind because they don't want to leave their home. so they don't want to leave their businesses. and at least 2 paramedics have been killed after their vehicle was targeted by the army in the southern province of tyre. the ministry of public health has condemned the attacks saying that israel continues to target health facilities, which are protected by international humanitarian law. funerals have been housing cause a city after is really forces bond to house multiple times on thursday nights. at least 20 palestinians were killed. several displaced families had been st

franklin templeton senior investment strategist katrina dudley.d earnings season, and the reactions have been blowing my mind. i'm looking at stocks i gave up on three years ago, up 30% in one day. and you talk about the whole notion of forget about soft landing, no landing. that camp is starting to get filled up. and, of course, the economic surprise is whether citigroup or bloomberg just straight up. so you had factual things on the ground can versus all the anxieties that come along with election season. >> yeah. i think a lot of people have been concerned because they've seen the move in the market. we've seen it since the election. well, all the gains have gone, and we think that's really just that relief rally that we've seen because we were so bearish and cautious and nervous going into the election and going into the election result that a lot of these moves in the stocks are actually just the resolving of that, and they're not reflecting some of these really positive things. charles: so more of a coiled spring kind of thing. >> yeah. char

this palace said blissfully dudley. i have come to know you as well as cultured land educated and mine for your as their lity as the head of the executive council, they both fall to continuing with the got it settle it the case the health gave and they need to list including the scouts and the women's associations. you have been following these all together day and night closely, and with the case and you have been through a law to the most sort of old monitors how so most of the law may rest in peace. you have been his stolen, so a lie. you have been always on the battle field. that this originally presence into this clock, only the odd on the battlefield, representing god's word. then the holy script said, those are the true believers. you have one page on. we're going to go out today, so i would have said it's an you for forwarding as a monitor. now line side by side with over the phone and mark does he including house on most of our last? yes. yes. and a lot. as via yeah. yeah. have certain wire since that i many, a

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jonathan: bill dudley, have a wonderful thanksgiving.ated them ahead of time. lisa: mean girls, right? any idea what that looks like in the meetings if jay powell is trying to get the coalescing of the whole group and this other person is saying i don't know? jonathan: interesting few months. dave really begins in december. -- it really begins in december. lisa: is it the idea of trying to moderate the message how it is interpreted by markets or getting through policies that are harder for the markets to handle, because some pain is necessary for this decoupling as a nominee for the trade representative has said. jonathan: a lot of redistribution and realignment. a lot of customer spending. a lot of decreases to taxes. we will see some increases to tariffs. there are a lot of crosscurrents the fed has to grapple with. lisa: that the companies have to grapple with, as well as the existing economy and where we are coming from that people cannot agree on. is it a stronger -- is it stronger than people inspected or weaker? you can get the de

i provide you a don't story is on your for speak to ms. dudley. we need your voice gave barely felt that i'm barely able to select for jail. it's really let me find out, give me a little less funny here for me. if you order any of those, i'm going to move to have shared estimating the day because commission interviewed 100 witnesses whose testimonies were unanimous about one thing the polls had been killed by jim's time of execution. awesome. 1941 completely disapproving the us as, as guilt. the premium test uh, can you see a couple of the demco as always for you to the fish? it is also like the present and let me have someone as soon as i said, i knew this form, i should say, ask you when my plan was one of my dns quote, because if that was somebody's asked him to come in and take the toner. appli, seeing is efficient use what this come over to. yes, that was it to me is us there in the, the white folks now as who needs a 2nd. i told her it was here. we would be able to get a stick and issue the newer and the trials. indictment states in septembe

people shouted to abuse as the king's owns was trying to protect him with un relas dudley flash floods. so towed over 200 people or to propose now from valencia, the area most affected by the catastrophe on subsequent delay in the government response. days off to the store when you wait for the most in the hottest 8 areas of valencia, a waste of solidarity. thousands of citizens set out on foot to the every center of the dissolved step. friday is a public holiday in spain. and the people of valencia have decided to take care of the victims. we've been walking for 20 minutes and the flow of people is not ending . this is how people, the taking care of the victims. overall is one of the hardest hit areas more than 90 hours have passed since the tragedy any many areas rescue is have not arrived. many do not understand this disorder and the government. we helped our sells the all star. these have done nothing. gave no information. the granada bob was one of the landmarks of the area, a place to the conversation in meetings today you stuff a neighbors have gavin here again, but for a comple

a penguin at dudley zoo who lost her waddle has been saved by her keepers — by using a home—made babyand able to enjoy her fish unaided. well, at the time we were hand—rearing another four youngsters. at that moment, we were moving them up to another isolation area. and literally within the first day she developed a limp. so we had the vet come to assess her. he then prescribed her with some anti—inflammatories and some pain relief. and then within the next 2a hours she unfortunately lost the use of her feet and her legs. so, again, we had the vet come back in, run more tests on her. she had x—rays, blood tests. the x—ray came back completely clear, but the blood test resulted in saying that she was basically fighting an infection. for us, this was a complete, complete first. we've never had this happen here before. so for us, it was more so trying to look out there, get the research and find out how we could possibly help her in whichever way we could. so a lot of the ideas that came about were this baby bouncer. so it was custom—made for her. she was measured and one of our keepers

so this also did my name's thought that both leg dudley on the on i think he thought that we found the legal one of the attorney licenses from government. that no, it is possible. this seems like i'm fine. so, i mean, nobody told me this thoughts did you did with you know um was and is to leave your own alternate. mm hm. the 2nd this, um, you know, outside of the, somebody will because it's not all the, they said the sites uh they have to reach area like mostly in the forest. so the reports are they obviously it's the on the find the how the money but not going to try to use both the, all this, you know, i'm here most of the time on some of them a bunch of, you know, they say, you know, they do have money to the new house robot. i've lots of lots of take us a month. you know what else you need in my design to get speech want. so what's on the, on the, on the farm land, just these a reach of money which they believe your best. uh, yeah, most we talk, no, thank you. awesome. so they're changing their professions altogether. they're bending farming and getting into mining and the jury see

with the threat of having to put her to sleep, over three months, the team of bird keepers at dudley her to be unable to keep herself, her body supported, it definitely could have been life—threatening. so they started to think outside the box and tried anything and everything to help. we actually developed a little baby bouncer that would support her body weight, with her feet just touching the floor, and we was able to feed her in this. while desperately searching the internet, they discovered another penguin, called flap, from toronto zoo in canada, who had exactly the same condition. we spread it around the whole zoo. we were so happy that flap was able to, you know, reach out and help another penguin in need. happily, all the keepers' efforts worked and flop is now back on her feet and looking forward to living her best penguin life. ben sidwell, bbc news. that's all for now. stay with bbc news. hello. thursday was a decidedly chilly day. in fact, that's something of an understatement in those parts of scotland that didn't get above freezing. but a different feel to the weather

i provide you a don't story is on your for speak to ms. dudley. we need your voice gave really felt that i'm going to select a for deal. it's really let me find out, give me a little less money if need to order any of those. i'm going to move to the status the in the day because commission interviewed 100 witnesses whose testimonies were unanimous about one thing. the polls had been killed by jim's time of execution. awesome. 1941 completely disapproving the u. s. s. as guild, the premium tests a can you see a couple of hours ago, not going to as well them to because always for you to the if they should do something like this, i'm going to do present and let me have someone as soon as i said i'm in this form, i should say, ask you when my playlist, one of my dns quote, because if that was somebody's asked him to come in and take the toner, apply. seeing this patient, you saw this come on board and his name is ethan. is us there and the, the white sponge snails as we need to. so that's one of us here. we would be able to get you to speak and issue

clearly the main town in the sites since then classes have been ongoing with the government feel, says dudley, we've seen problems. we saw a stripe on a university building which killed 2 students in total. full civilian, also have been killed in the army. this continued to resist sent in some cases, successfully re took some positions. but now we all, while we all, as we had some damascus re deployment. but this of course, like you said with, i mean this goes back so much outside the we know the syria self of the terrible civil war between 20112015, which h t s was it was know that until about our new stuff. basically, an officer of, i'll call you to oppose president bush, i'll aside an awesome loyal us with say, well, we will know that it's washington. who behind the scenes is coordinating on sponsoring right. one of this most who stepped in and helped submit a tally in 2015 and that really led to assets, re take too much of the country know fox notes us back from a loser, but also for my soul and all the quick revel groups as washington likes to pull them as for i left the itself. i mean,

oh, think i was wondering is of dudley as the story? the finally one? yes, i'm russians now have the seamless convenience of using their bank cards for transactions in each other's countries. this exciting news was announced here at the central bank of iran, after it officially launched the integration between russia's near payment system and it runs chatam system. it's a significant step towards facilitating financial transactions between the 2 countries, especially as the 2 sides have been trying to find a way to shield their trade. a guess the impacts of western sanctions. this means their slogans of ditching the dollar and using a local currencies in their trade have generally been fulfilled. this game comes in multiple stages and for now, it allows the use of iranian band cards and russian atm is allowing them to withdraw roubles. but soon, the project will enable cross border payment for both iranian and washington citizens. the initiative which was 1st proposed back in 2022 has the potential to be a game changer. both nations are grappling with s

diploma to craig me, ray, i flew to bear root on the press, no mention to expose the truth about dudley's radius blacklist the video in the areas he spoke to r t about his efforts. there's a tremendous imbalance in the news of people seeing and in the western world, in particular with the have literally thousands of western journalists credited to israel. and these really armed forces competing the news of and is very slow onto what they say is actually a tube in advance will determined by these say, the sensor and the number of people who uh, cover the conflict film besides all of which michael, the resistance is a is actually a fairly, very small so i'm, i'm here to join the, a handful it all fall and just missed active in love with them trying to pull the actual tooth. and what's, what's really happening on the gap until i saw that with my, my own eyes. i hadn't really appreciated the scale of the devastation and in the southern sub ups of baby boots. i think that hasn't come across to people in western countries where i'd be to know the areas where the block to block off the block is

concern here is that what we've seen over the past 24 hours this god is really strikes, have been dudley. and it's been a violent 24 hours. not just invaded the southern suburbs in southern living on, in, in, in eastern, nothing on dozens of people were killed on thursday. so you can see people here in shock cra, asking each other questions whether or not they should leave this area for goods. like i mentioned, most of the 700000 people who live in baby southern suburbs have left but a few 1000 and stayed behind because they don't want to leave their home. so they don't want to leave their businesses. so you can see this strike, they're expecting, i mean, this building is likely to fall, or at least will be a lot of following degree. so chaos and comic and really a lot of concern because of the, the big by the us administration to bring about a ceasefire has apparently failed. and that have been more is radio strikes in the southern 11 on 5, paramedics were killed into separate has randy attacks when that vehicles with hog said 11 on the ministry of public health content data types of vi

to the un signed by 52 countries. turkey demands of global arms embargo on israel condemning its dudley actions in the middle east. and with mode both accounted and the motive and presidential election. the incumbent president leaves the res things to votes cast by.

and go over things that visual responds to his dudley flood . so sparked violence on the streets of valencia. a small group of protest is faced off against the right place in front of the city, whole faces backwards to beat the demonstrations back. the confrontation followed a peaceful march which audio sole tens of thousands of people calling for the resignation of the regents governor the that's, that's more than 200 people that really challenges the in this demonstration was supposed to be a silent one. respect for the dead foot and had been living politicians playing foot kidding them one out filling the evening streets and squares. if valencia thousands came to court on carlos, mother on the regional president to resign, they say he didn't give people warning till they were full ready drowning and ground floor, flats and basements. and then didn't austin, national government for health, for, for too long. kind of cattle 10, manuel, a student who's been helping with when you go to the south and fix it. like i have never seen reactions, i got

course, is due for the 9th grade mary flu, to be ruth, on admission to expose the truth about as well. dudley strikes on civilian areas. he spoke to all teeth about his efforts there's a tremendous imbalance in the news that people are seeing in the western world, in particular with the have literally thousands of western journalists credited to israel. and these very um, forces competing the news of and is very slow and to what they say is actually a tube in advance will determined by these avi sensor until i saw that with my my own eyes. i hadn't really appreciated the scale of the devastation in the substance of ups that they moved to. i think that hasn't come across to people in wisdom, countries where i'd be to know the areas where a block of to block off the block is entirely flattened in the middle level. you don't see anything that's military or industrial, it's all beds and bridges and kitchen equipment and carpets and children's toys. the way these it is described in western media that is always in, in, in military sending to, you know, these are how much by students all strongholds

college based well above the 217 needed to win the presidency and of spain's official response threats. dudley floods to spunk violence on the streets of valencia. a small group of protest is faced off with the right place in front of the city hole. please use buttons to beat the demonstrators, but the compensation followed a peaceful march which early assault, tens of thousands of people calling for the resignation of the regions governor, the floods have left more than 200 people dead from valencia ro each. hollins reports of this demonstration was supposed to be a silent one. respect for the dead. for tango had been living politicians slain for getting them one out filling the evening streets and square as if it ends here. thousands came to coat on, call smith on the regional president to resign. they say he didn't give people warning till they were full ready drowning and ground floor flats and basements, and then didn't off the national government for how far too long. kind of cattle to manuel a student who's been helping with when you go to the south, i fix it. like i have never seen rea

in ukraine, where russian troops are continuing to advance and the east of the country russians, dudley made gains and new kinds eastern don't yet screeching throughout this. yeah, i think recently made advances in the northeast in ha, cambridge, and i think for the city a couple months which you cleaning the forces. we took 2 years ago. i said, bank has the latest from hockey. the general commander of you claiming forces. alexander says he hasn't noticed a counter offensive that really given the details of what that is, but there's an acknowledgement in the east of the country ukrainian forces, all facing difficulties. now he said in the last 10 days of a situation of crisis, are you claiming forces which we are treating without anyone replacing their positions? but he said that that has been results results because of both up reserves. he also said that victory cannot be achieved if full that ukrainian forces are doing is holding their positions that they need to talk to a tech. but he said that it's difficult to run comprehensive lacrosse and kind of whole bindings. in fact, he said

with the threat of having to put her to sleep, over three months, the team of bird keepers at dudleye been life—threatening. so they started to think outside the box and tried anything and everything to help. we actually developed a little baby bouncer that would support her body weight, with her feet just touching the floor, and we was able to feed her in this. while desperately searching the internet, they discovered another penguin called flap from toronto zoo in canada who had exactly the same condition. we spread around the whole zoo. we were so happy that flap was able to, you know, - reach out and help - another penguin in need. happily, all the keepers' efforts worked and flop is now back on her feet and looking forward to living her best penguin life. ben sidwell, bbc news. five and a half years after the devastating fire, paris's notre dame will open once again to visitors on friday. the cathedral�*s re—vamped interior has been kept under wraps, but president of france emmanuel macron will conduct a televised tour of the renovations as part of the reopening. mr macron is ex

that the leader of spain is valencia region has admitted some mistakes in the handling of los alons. dudley floods move in to 100 people were killed in the west of flooding to hit the country in decades. many locals accused authorities and emergency services, a being slow to respond, but as soon as president carlos mazama, except as some of the criticism fonts, reject sage, close to resign, noble unit, i'm for you. i am not going to deny any failures, nor is it possible to do so. but nor would it be useful because it would imply that we have neither learned anything, nor are we willing to learn for fear of political oppression or worse to take advantage of it. we need answers by the answers about what happened and why it happened to legitimate questions, not to the insidiousness and simulation, so you don't have truth manipulations, hoaxes, and full. so it's to. hi, sir, a new id has been battering rule. townsend knows, in the philippines it falls, thousands of people from that homes and not sounds, power supplies. the storm is a fist a pound, the country in less than a month. there casualt

um, professor amir sam or he, he came up again to motor paper a little over a year ago called in dudley victory and the russian will probably achieve because it will be of the battlefield. i have a cold or larry too much along the lines with jump jobs that have a great victory, miserable piece. but that's probably what the best we can help for patrick. or, i mean, the currents credit crisis right now, especially what's happened over the last week is very instructive. if you look at the whole basis of nato. so what vitamin pollutants just after the attack gums were launched into russian territory due to the argument from the west is how they sold is we're allowing zalinski to use us weapons. that's the argument that the west is selling. what put and then what russia saying is, well, well, he's doing an article 5 and reverse. they liked to tell this tropi and attack on one is back on all the improvements challenge, the western saying, well attacked by one. in this case, the us or britain or france, we regard as an attack by all. so that that's a real crisis from nato, because think about

concern here is that what we've seen over the past 24 hours this god is really strikes, have been dudley. and it's been a violent 24 hours, not just in favorites. the southern suburbs in southern live, in on, in, in, in eastern and nothing on dozens of people were killed on thursday. so you can see people here in shock or uh, you know, asking each other questions whether or not they should leave this area for goods. like i mentioned, most of the 700000 people who live in baby southern suburbs have left but a few 1000 and stayed behind because they don't want to leave their home. so they don't want to leave their businesses. so you can see this strikes. they're expecting, i mean this building is as likely to fall, or at least there will be a lot of falling degrees. so chaos and comic and really a lot of concern because of the, the bid by the us administration to bring about to cease fire has apparently failed already have some is there any is not from the southern city of tire and tire hasn't been spared, either ali there had been several. is really or strikes just today. what's been the

the last 24 hours have been dudley and violent in the trajectory seems to be one of escalations is rarely military has resumed. its bombardment of neighborhoods in bay with southern suburbs is largely empty and a bonds is bought. the never the less, if this continues to destroy residential buildings and these ongoing attacks only, you know, prevents people from returning to their homes. and it's not just some very with southern suburbs is wrong, is stepping up its air strikes in the southern city of tire and surrounding areas. the western sector of southern lebanon on where is really ground troops are trying to advance from the border regions and the on stairs they 15 people were killed across southern lebanon, as well as eastern level and on and the, because about the district, the loan, 40 people were killed and the just a short while ago, 2 paramedics were killed in the tire district and there were not the 1st 2 to, to beat, to have to come under fire. more than 226. paramedics have been killed in 13 months of hostilities, the majority since mid september. when is ro escalated it's war

speaking of the ongoing india, a rush of business for him near dudley's top that says the goal of achieving a $100000000000.00 trade toner. between the 2 nations by 2030 is within reach. a bilateral crate to date is us dollars. $66000000000.00 we have a long history of strong convergence and deep friendship. allows us to make the best of both factors a partnership between an india that has an 8 plus some growth rate for multiple decades. a hit. another issue that is a key and that's what other sources provider as well as a major technology leader. but so both of them and the was what this particular was its by the rushes. first deputy prime minister is particularly important to give him the backdrop of one of the developments that have happened or to the your and of course so this, this wizard is going to amplify all of the ideas which already have been. i have been gone by both the countries. now let's talk with trade, which is going to be very, very crucial as far as this was, it just been so now between between india and russia, it's always been important. i still have the friendship bet

say, previous government has made so many big projects, billions of dollars, projects these with dudley. and the whole banking system was totally destroy billions of dollars have been transferred from bangladesh, this or tony's, and another people taking the weight. so the, this in the symbols and foreign exchange is a, went down. so, and we took back the whole system. we're going to give a state to the system and the economy, this funds, some of the economy and so on. so luckily world has been very supportive of us, so we got tremendous amount of simple as everywhere, so they will help you to survive, to continue, and so on. so we've been to international organizations, we run through the government, some someone to help us out to provide the finance provider of the system and someone in the very, very long they supported us. and that's what helped us to sit simple, good. all the problems of the banking system put in the shape and also think that they sometimes like some of them make big payments, we already make big bang and sell out that. we don't touching the and uh deserve that int

tom: former new york fed president phil dudley talking to bloomberg tv right there, of course.he option markets are starting to price in higher yields in the weeks ahead in terms of some of the positions of some of these calls coming in. back above the year to date high of 474. it suggests that markets are not complacent about the risk of an inflationary president-elect, of course, donald trump. we have jobs data out of the u.s. next week and then we have the fed decision on december the 18th so all of those factors could tie into what's happening right now. you've got money moving into treasure ris today but in terms of the marketing that some are bracing for a selaup off in u.s. treasure police the week ahead. let's see what we can expect from the data. 2. #%. bloomberg economic says you will expect to see core p.c.e. inflation increasing this year and that underscores the view from some that they have to be cautious on these additional rate cuts. more coming up including the c.e.o. of easy jet. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ the black friday sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sand

dudley moore was playing piano. i told dan i was at that party and he said "you've got to be getting. "anyway, i am passing out the shrimp heads. and there's this little short guy that spoke in kind of a german like access. turns out it was austrian. i asked him if he wanted one of these things and he said, and i can't do that accent but he said "we want to be an actor." i thought he was psychic. i wasn't included in yet that all the waiters want to be actors. i said yeah, how did you know that. he goes, you all want to be actors. he goes forget about it. i said why? he said you're too ugly to be a leading man and you're too pretty to be a character actor. i was like, so let me see, how do i do this. he said can you write? i said actually have been writing i used to write short stories. he said, that's what you do. you write your own stories, create your own characters, make your own way. because otherwise you're standing on the sidewalk with everybody else. he said that time you get noticed. sure enough, i wrote, c

beijing responded to trump's threat of putting additional 10% tariff on china for their role in the dudleyesperson at the embassy in washington writes this on x, china u.s. economic and trade cooperation is beneficial in nature no one will win a trade war ordered tear for keystone institute senior fellow and author of plan read china's project to destroy america, gordon chang. do you agree with the statement from china, no one wins. >> i do not agree, china was a trade surplus country and cannot win a trade war with the united states. this year through september china's merchandise plate entered trade surplus with the united states was $217.5 billion. that means your to-do 17 vaudevillian reasons why we will win a trade war, president trump was determined to do so. i am sure that we will. >> what about the thought if we see all the tariffs and i agree with you but i want to push back, i want to get into the thinking of the globalists out there who are afraid the tariffs will lead to inflation and higher prices that americans pay for goods, what do you think. >> at 2018 trump's first round

tom: bill dudley on what may lie ahead for the fed with donald trump in the white house.e. it's already improving a difficult read for other currencies -- it's already proving a difficult ride for other currencies and markets. the bloomberg dollar index year to date up more than 4% versus the euro. you see the pressure on the yen today. the last time i checked it across 155 level. intervention back in the cards potentially for officials over in japan. this is on the back of higher yields, you saw the move yesterday once again across the treasury curve, yields up about 10 basis points. the calls for 5% on the 10 year coming through from the likes of t. rowe price, templeton, and j.p. morgan hall calling on expectations that maybe you get to 5% on the 10 year yield in the short-term. let's flip the board and have a look at what we can expect in terms of the inflation data out later today. topline, headline year on year the forecast is 2.6% compared to the previous month of september of 2.4% so it is expected to take up the nowcast from bloomberg economics though month on mo

the acting bishop of worcester and dudley said they didn't want to comment publicly.were told would get back to us. the bishop of winchester — no comment. the bishop of chichester — no comment. the bishop of bath & wells told us in a statment, "creating a culture of safeguarding that genuinely supports victims and prevents harm is a shared responsibility that extends to each of us."; and the bishop of guildford who himself was abused by smyth isn't doing media interviews. one man who did want to speak to us is a survivor of the physical abuse he was subjected to by smyth in the 1980s. mark stibbe told us how symth breached his trust. well, i think that one of the main ways in which he did that was by inviting me and other friends of mine over to his house just outside winchester. and i think it was in that kind of homely environment and a family atmosphere that, subjected to an awful lot of good hospitality, i began to trust that he was somebody that i could, i could confide in. and when did he begin to abuse that trust? well, ithink, you know, right from the word go