dupont. like, you know, oh my goodness, like why am i even here i believe was some of the things that they were writing because you know again, mrs. kennedy just kind of took over in terms of her decisions and that so i'm probably strained far from the question, but it's it's just amazing to see the the fact that. concepts of what is historic preservation has changed so much and again, you know what mr. dupont was doing in his time was absolutely remarkable and brought us forward, but the wonderful thing is that we're still going and we're you know, we there's no stopping point for those. for concerns for historic authenticity and again and concern for telling stories that haven't been told before and what is positive. what is historical authenticity? i think what you're seeing now, you know that was progress that it's time, you know, he even progressed in his own lifetime considered himself a scholar now, we've moved beyond into you know the last you know, 20 years. we've just lived through

dupont. like, you know, oh my goodness, like why am i even here i believe was some of the things that they were writing because you know again, mrs. kennedy just kind of took over in terms of her decisions and that so i'm probably strained far from the question, but it's it's just amazing to see the the fact that. concepts of what is historic preservation has changed so much and again, you know what mr. dupont was doing in his time was absolutely remarkable and brought us forward, but the wonderful thing is that we're still going and we're you know, we there's no stopping point for those. for concerns for historic authenticity and again and concern for telling stories that haven't been told before and what is positive. what is historical authenticity? i think what you're seeing now, you know that was progress that it's time, you know, he even progressed in his own lifetime considered himself a scholar now, we've moved beyond into you know the last you know, 20 years. we've just lived through

set a young deputy named jim dupont, to look around. >> by the time we talk to dupont, back in 2008,y for most of his career. in fact our own video here, hints at how long we'd be following the story. anyway, dupont was assigned the case way back in 1982. hardly because he was a private pilot, as well as a deputy. so he knew a thing or two about small planes. we and low and behold, in the very spot where twins jimmy john's of the young men had built a fire. >> we indeed found a little firing, and right away i found, what's called a gust lock. >> agus lock? >> it is a bend piece of metal that actually feats into the yoke of an airplane. >> in the fire? >> burnt up in the fire. i'm plus there was some wires, and a jack plug of a microphone jack. and i knew was a mic jack from an airplane. >> so what then? >> actually took that gust doc, and found the 1:50, and indeed it fit the 1:50 that i looked. at >> a 1:50 would be a cessna one five zero. so, did that mean the rest of the system was indeed in the lead just like the officers were saying? dupont reported all of this to the boss, the

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footage of ms dupont�*s ride will now be submitted for analysis.as peaking and as soon as it erupted, it was so smooth, so easy to be able to have all these feeling of speed and water moving under my bones. it was crispy. for me, definitely, the feeling to go and to have the connection with a wave like that was amazing. glassy conditions, sunny, glassy, all day long, huge. yeah, everything together made the best wave trip for me, yeah. incredible. that is it for us for now. more on the bbc website. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston bye— bye bye — bye for bye—bye for now. hello. for some of us, it was a chilly weekend, with frost and fog towards the south, milder conditions further north, and we're really keeping with that north—west, south—east split in the weather over the next few days. frost and fog once again for parts of southern and eastern england, in particular, but milder, cloudier conditions elsewhere. and that's because we've still got this cold air mass with us. you can see the blue colours through the course of monday into

footage of dupont�*s ride will now be submitted for analysis that's all for now — stay with bbc worldt, south east split in the weather over the next few days. frost and fog once again for parts of southern and eastern england in particular, but milder, cloudier conditions elsewhere. and that's because we've still got this cold air mass with us. you can see the blue colours through the course of monday into tuesday as well, pushing across really southern and southeastern parts of england, perhaps into south wales, but much milder conditions with the orange colours further north across the uk. so overnight we've seen quite a lot of fog forming, some dense freezing fog patches through parts of eastern england, east anglia, through to the west of london, for instance, minus seven degrees some of the overnight lows first thing monday morning, but milder and frost free further northwest. so monday then most places rather cloudy pretty much of the day. the best slice of the sunshine will be for parts of lincolnshire down towards the south coast of england as well. but we have got a few free

footage of ms dupont�*s ride will now be submitted for analysis. and as soon as it erupted, it was so smooth, so easy to be able to have all these feeling of speed and water moving under my bones. it was crispy. for me, definitely, the feeling to go and have the connection with a wave like that was amazing. glassy conditions, sunny, glassy, all day long, huge. it was perfect weather and it made the perfect trip for me. weather and it made the perfect trip for me— trip for me. absolutely incredible. _ trip for me. absolutely incredible. i _ trip for me. absolutely incredible. i will - trip for me. absolutely incredible. i will stick i trip for me. absolutely i incredible. i will stick with the airwaves rather than the water waves, the airwaves rather than the waterwaves, i the airwaves rather than the water waves, i think. the fantasy sequel avatar: the way of water has become only the sixth film in history to take more than $2 billion in box office receipts around the world. when the movie was released last month, its director, james cameron, said

french surferjustine dupont may have set a new record for the biggest wave ever surfed by a woman afterff the coast of san diego is known for its difficult weather conditions and shark infested waters. the current record for big wave surfing by a woman is 73.5 feet and was ridden in portugal. footage of ms dupont�*s ride will now be submitted for analysis i was lucky enough to get a lot of waves and the last one was, like, perfect — perfection — it was a peaking and as soon as it erupted, it was so smooth, so easy to be able to have all these feeling of speed and water moving under my bones. it was crispy. for me, definitely, the feeling to go and to have the connection with a wave like that was amazing. glassy conditions, sunny, glassy, all day long, huge. yeah, everything together made the best wave trip for me, yeah. incredible and amazing, that's my analysis. that is to show you what we've got on line in terms of our business coverage, we'll be looking at and a moment in terms of business news, but one of the stories we mentioned, energy firms to be investigated by the industry regu

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so would dupont. he will die the next morning in that room. that night, they have a big bonfire around the bel grove. they're all sellable reading. george custer rides up, sees phil sheridan, goes over, picks old phil up and holds little phil in his arms. you know, they're cheering everything and it's a signal victory and a lot of credit goes to phil sheridan, no question about it. and what is important about it, you and this is and gary mentioned this you do a line of change that's beginning because lincoln was informed gary mentioned mr. like you know lincoln had his tentacles out there all the time. lincoln, you know, he did. and getting reports back. mr. president, got bad news for you. you're not going to win this election. the people cannot. the casualties. it looks like grant's bogged down in petersburg. william sherman has disappeared in georgia. who knows where he's at. you know all this. and then there's the lana. and then suddenly there's this drum roll in the daughter. the. and it's third winchester fishers hill the burning toms br

arise france nicolas dupont-agnan has said president feiser albert burla has no intention of getting himself vaccinated. the head fizer hurriedly objected to the frenchman, saying that he was just waiting for his turn, but who can i help convince, unlike alexander ginnesburger, who is one of the authors and manufacturers of our vaccine, the satellite was one of the first to appear, at least, at least. i know that the person who offers it to me has already experienced it, but to achieve the idea of ​​football players. all media must be digitized. and this means absolute total censorship, literally every second and absolutely everywhere, and we don’t have to go far for this . for examples of this, just think for a second of the president of the united states of america, trump, who is permanently blocked from twitter because he says that is not what the globalists want. moreover, everything that somehow gives even a hint that they support trump is blocked. and do not support democrats. well, trump was blocked, but as a result , 80-plus million people were blocked who do not agree with w

you talked about union car by having the more my dow, but douses then has furnished with dupont and you pond and now have a beautiful name to day caught, taber so you'll never recognize and connect them to union carbide. new research is showing how union carbide makes, pretends to have existed, india actually heaps existing to shell companies. so the amazing investigative journalist following of them hope al case, and sadly, every year, 2nd and 3rd of december in go by. they are marches against the continued crime against robin and the continued injustice. there was no justice delivered by her by till date, but we invite the chief executive of cortez her i any representative from these are newly changed named companies with relationships to the bobo disaster, which they deny. and of course, they deny many connection. it's the past they might, they might say. but what about, well, a geopolitical realignment because i did mention the indian supreme court. and i know that appears in the film in a very emotional moment in the film as regards you personally. but on the supreme court level, t

he didn't talk about to dupont to upgrade his thanks. so did you talk about that today? i think you heard, you may have heard the german minister defense say earlier that they've not made a decision on the provision of a lever tanks. and what we're really focused on is making sure that ukraine has a capability that it needs to be successful right now. so we have a window of opportunity here, you know, between now and the spring when i, you know, when, whenever they commence their operation, they're kind of offensive. and that's not a long time. and we have to pull together the right capabilities. and you heard the chairman walk through some of the substantial combat power that we and some of our allies have a offer offer to provide. there are tanks in and in those offerings, poland, for example, it continues to offer tanks and will provide tanks and other countries will offer some take time capability as well. i don't have any announcements to make on him. once you heard the, the german ministry of defense say that they've not made a decision on lepers. next question wil

this will be a science and technology campus anchored by dupont prelude therapeutics. together we are building delaware's future economy in tpp led by curt gorman and his talented team is leading the way. i'd also like to thank members of the general assembly who serve on the board of the dpp senators jack walls represented bill bush and linda -- please stand up and be congratulated for your service to the dpp. [applause] we do have economic challenges ahead for sure. unlike anything i've seen during my term in public service. today the biggest challenge we have is filling the job openings that are out there. for my entire career in public service we have been focused first on creating jobs. there've always been more people looking for work then jobs available. today it's just the opposite. we have thousands more job openings than we have people looking for work. let me say that again in a different way. employers have 37,000 job openings in the state of delaware and error are just 21,000 delawarians looking for a job. i've never seen a situation like this before. thei

there was a company dupont that he had them out. >> thank you so much. meanwhile, coming up, we have a little bit of a sprinkling of vc action. we are talking about his book with the new report on the state of venture capital in 2022. spoiler alert, it is not too pretty. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we raised to bad in a contest where the business was growing incredibly well. the market is more difficult. i think there is much greater scrutiny of arrow financial performance. underlying, the numbers spoke for themselves. i think we have to get some context. this is the talking point. beyond silicon valley. the lead vc analyst joins us from san francisco. 2022 in summary was a transition year. it was difficult, it was hard, there was a pullback in funding overall. what is the conclusion you guys reached when you look back over the year? >> i think this is a really good way to describe what we saw in 2022. transition year. this all faded pretty quickly. we saw the deal can dropped 25%. when you look at where that is coming from, a lot of it is coming from the un

i live in the society that is affected by dupont and apple and understanding it's not just shareholders have a stake in ae' company and how they conduct themselves. sort of the tie in the csg investing has become a terrible political thing but i think it is this idea and saying less let's prioritize investing environmental inc. issues and other companies therein lies is the problem. you sell your shares or do you engageay with them and say these are renewables. and that divestment way i think that is where the debate has landed. and has become a bit of a political cudgel in a very frustrating way. i think it should meet radical havees effects on the environme. the have externalized all need him to pay for it. that's so great for them. makes perfect economic sense to reincorporate the costs. that's expensive you should pay for. that does not seem radical to me that seems very straightforward. i don't know how much that ties in with actual rhetoric but it's what i would like to see. at the style of investing social governance. it's the subset it's a huge run up. ohoh god, the world might

as a great example of dupont, a company he did not win his activist fight, but the ceo was out months later. they had a bunch of cost cuts. he is a big deal and he will make his presence felt. caroline: some analysts say maybe they need to listen. great to have you here, thank you so much, bloomberg's managing editor of global business. meanwhile, coming up, we have a little bit of action. talking about out with a new report of its data venture capital in 2022. spoiler alert, it's not too pretty. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online was also the first time you heard of a town named... dinosaur? we just got an order from a dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. >> we raise this round in a context where the business was growing in 2021. we grew almost forex in 2022. yes, the market is more difficult, i think there is much greater scrutiny of our financial performance and so on. but underlying the numbers really did

i think of you as dupont how did that work?f the greate american cities and comes to me. how does that association work >> a lot of businesses that come to nascar, if you look at owners and companies and how their business is sort of interacting and in this case, there was hendrick automotive group, the dealership group he owns and his race team racing obviously being a great platform for advertising. hospitality and all these different events of bringing customers to but also selling paint in the dealerships. >> right i want to talk to you about that because there are a lot of advertising in the world and i think a lot of people are cynical, frankly and putting a brand on a car on close for nascar and there is nothing scenical about it why is that? >> well, it's the quality of our fans, jim. if you think about this is not a charity so these companies want to be on these vehicles because they understand our fans will buy the goods and services on the hood of the vehicle. and it's as simple as that jeff talks about the b to b po

one of them jennifer dupont is the strategic environmental affairs manager at equinor wind u.s.ase, has the bid to build windmills off the coast of jersey. and then there is john curb who represents local iron workers and offshore wind projects. there he is. listen, "primetime" isn't saying these two cooked the books and covered up a whale murder but it doesn't look good. the investigation doesn't seem clean, especially when you consider this: last week governor murphy oaked a bill to build the turbines needed for this massive wind project in new jersey. and you can't build the turbine in the state of neurologic new jerseywithout the iron work. the iron workers union is probably the most politically connected group in knowledge. new jersey, if you are a democrat in power it's literally your job to keep these guys happy. and nothing makes a union happier than a nice fat subsidized boondoggle. why is it that not a single reporter in knowl new jersey isg to get to the bottom of it. jeff van drew represents new jersey in congress and wants a full investigation into wind's role in th

but to remark camera hung up in dupont monitor on a very warmer than than just when i'm been shut in in the burden for a moment. the book who talked to him in warfare, we'll watch the much, the facade, what he ended up at hand golden at the job to lower my time. she elected deficit will not be burglar. little how highly drawled you couldn't do it all just that it does. it for the dinner, joe dear, so durham, multiple of household warming that made them should have love. and so it's certainly something i didn't know about. my own tends to come from indonesia, but of course our wide harvesting is a lot. but i've also learned that cut out, i'm the other gulf states have effectively opted out of the scientist controls on equity. in case it, i think straight the different rules for different countries have created the kind of spiders. what on which the black market types i think a sickly come around with them even invited him to a private flat. when the business itself is kept and other dealers are sitting to come home, 4th grade on it. well then it comes to getting mangled into thailand.

who ordered cambodia to draw up some rooms through but the remark camera hung up in dupont. martin gone over them just then sure. sure. in, in the burden for a moment. who talked from him, what fear will wash the machine for saddle? well, he had it at hand. gordon met the job to load my time. she elected deficit. well, must be bargain. what'll ha, ha, dod, you couldn't do, don't just look at it for the dinner. joe. dear. so durham, multiple coastal warming that made there, shouldn't robinson it certainly something i didn't know about. my own tends to come from indonesia, but a quarter wind harvesting use a lot. but i've also learned that cut out, i'm the other gulf states have effectively opted out of the scientist controls on equity. in case it, i think straight the different rules for different countries have created that kind of spiders. what on which the black market types take a sick youth come around with him even invited him into a private flat when the business itself is choked and other dealers are sitting to project townhome 4th grade on it. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,

you can go back to the fights at heinz's dupont, so many through the years, this one could be an interesting one. >> i mean you mentioned p&g and that cost procter & gamble how much in terms of fending it off? that's probably the biggest -- i don't want to say waste of money but they spent dearly to fend off that proxy battle. >> they did. i mean i think they're still counting votes remember how close that was? >> yeah. >> but, you know, he did get on the board. it went fairly well. the stock price responded quite positively i think disney certainly will point out at some point that he has no experience in the media business unlike, you know, any number of their other directors including the recently added carolyn everson now on the disney board remember, dan lobe was there in mid-august he had a number of proposals, supportive of mr. chapek at that time but had some focus on costs and cost discipline he felt was lacking at disney. again, remains somewhat unclear exactly what we hear from peltz. i don't think he has some great ideas in terms of how to change the business but that could come

a volcano began erupting again yesterday afternoon time lapse footage collected by dane dupont from thegical survey shows lava flow and smoke from the eruption site. this latest eruption comes less than a month after its last eruption hit a pause, officials say, because the magma in the volcano never stopped moving. even during that pause, another eruption was bound to happen. the hawaiian volcano observatory detected the lava glowing inside the holly maomao crater at the volcano summit. caldera through webcam images. lava is flowing there. we have water flowing here. in fact, we did have a nice break today, but we still had some isolated rain showers, primarily north of the golden gate bridge . there you have it 4/10 of an inch of rain in the past 24 hours in kent field, then down to 4 1/100 of an inch of rain and danville and also in milpitas live weather camera indicating the sun has said. we have cloud cover, and we basically have no rain showers, except maybe around. mendocino and lake counties while to the north of us the windsor slide. the temperatures sit in the fifties across t

unlike many journalists, though, she duponts stand for parliament. she's a fervent anti brexiteer .eer. we're going to have a debate over a dnnk. with . it's that time of the day with. it's that time of the day . the gb news tavern is open . . the gb news tavern is open. it's talking about that. i'm joined by polly. toby, polly, welcome to the program . now i've welcome to the program. now i've done a bit of time in politics and a of time in journalism . and and a of time in journalism. and quite often , you know, i get quite often, you know, i get i've been quite angry over the years with the press pack questions. they've asked things written. i've often said hey, it's all right for you . you can it's all right for you. you can stay out of the back of the room, chat, beer bottles. you've never actually had a go but you did have a go and you know, for those that have forgotten or went around at the time , you went around at the time, you know, the limehouse declaration , the sdp, the three general election, you were fully signed up for this. when you a lot of people have forgotten t

unlike many journalists, though, she duponts stand for parliament. she's a fervent anti brexiteer .eer. we're going to have a debate over a dnnk. with . it's that time of the day with. it's that time of the day . the gb news tavern is open . . the gb news tavern is open. it's talking about that. i'm joined by polly. toby, polly, welcome to the program . now i've welcome to the program. now i've done a bit of time in politics and a of time in journalism . and and a of time in journalism. and quite often , you know, i get quite often, you know, i get i've been quite angry over the years with the press pack questions. they've asked things written. i've often said hey, it's all right for you . you can it's all right for you. you can stay out of the back of the room, chat, beer bottles. you've never actually had a go but you did have a go and you know, for those that have forgotten or went around at the time , you went around at the time, you know, the limehouse declaration , the sdp, the three general election, you were fully signed up for this. when you a lot of people have forgotten t

bill johnson is a reference for me okay that's -- ed green, who came in as the ceo and chairman of dupont a reference for me. >> yeah. >> so, these are people who i fought with publicly, and then -- and got at least in two of those examples, got on the board. so, the fact is, i'm not disruptive i think i'm constructive if i wasn't, they wouldn't give me references. i can't put words in their mouth. but look at the results. look at what happened at p&g i got on the board the stock was in the 70s i got off at the end of '21, the stock was $160 that wasn't magic, okay? >> understood. understood >> margins went up >> you know, again, people will look at your totals in terms of what you say is a 900 basis point outperformance during your periods on the board of various companies, versus the s&p. you know, i do wonder, though, nelson, what is it you bring to the board in terms of any -- you have no media experience now, there are other members of this board who don't as well, but you know, disney would push back and say, well, what's he going to advise us on, how to do direct-to-consumer why? w