we are getting some historical context from michael eric dyson. stay with us . packed show. let's start right now. show. let's start it right now. >>> well, first of all this morning i want to start with a little story, personal story. if you've never been to atlanta airport, there's a rotating art exhibition just you're leaving terminal t. you're headed out to baggage claim, going to your car, there are glass cases on either side, and they're usually filled with works by local artists. and i love those shows. so usually i stop to check out the new pieces. but there was one particular day, 2016, it was march 15th, one portrait stopped me, and this is it. the name of it is "grandma's glory ." it's been atlanta artist david roby, an elderly black woman, bare feet, hair braided in a simple wooden chair wrapped in the american flag. i was awe struck. i couldn't move. i know i was in the way, and people were rushing by. i just could not take my eyes off of this. it's a stunning image but also because we don't see black women like this featured in patriotic works, right? black wom

you also have a dyson vacuum for us. >> we do. we have the dyson v 11. if budget allows.a dyson. the performance the build quality, the longevity of this machine. it's just outstanding. we've tested this thing on carpets, both tall and short. we tested it on all different types of hardwood floors from tile to vinyl to woods it just cleans up everything in a flash. it's got a really big canister and you can get about 30 minutes on this thing before you have to charge it again, which is a pretty long time to be able to get around your house. we love the dyson's, and this is a nice one. >> that sounds pretty good. so 30 minutes on a charge. my kids would have no excuse if it was their turn to vacuum. it would definitely last long enough for any teenager. >> yes, and it's a must for pets. i mean we have one of these at our house and you walk around the house with the pet, and you can't believe there's like a baby chihuahua inside that thing by the time you're done with it. >> yeah. and this sets us back how much? >> this one is about $350, which for a dyson for the big v 11.

psychological aspects of the car and the shit, the typically look at areas of status and a pride. peach dyson is, a behavioral scientist here. research has white people to travel the way they do nature of the tools that a place in my life provide some freedom to go places and to do things that, that have some unique aspects calls are about the way more than just getting from a to be they fulfill a lot of what we desire. take a look at this parent in that of needs. it's a concept from the body of psychology that drains, what do we need from basic things like food and safety, to belonging and self esteem. up to says actually stations, so becoming the best version of yourself, a call kind of as a whole lot of those needs. not only does it take you whatever you want to go when ever you want to go. it's also relatively safe and comfortable. and friends and colleagues always say, you know, cause a sign of success may into maya. you. sure. a boss gets you from a to b as well, but forget about planning a concept. once you get all the subway, competence sweats and super late for your business lunch. t

a 2a—year—old from ireland has won a james dyson award for her invention.pyjourney, 0livia's portable device helps patients prevent hair loss. and here is ten seconds of arctic mystery. remember when a beluga whale was spotted in a harness and rumour spread that it was a russian spy? well, an expert said she suspects it actually escaped training to guard a naval base. you're all caught up now. see ya. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. our top stories: harry kane says he's unhappy about england players pulling out of the squad. the captain claiming country comes before club. battling back from an opening defeat and overcoming illness: carlos alcaraz is on track again at the atp tour finals. and sebastian coe says he'll make sure the ioc protects women's sport if he becomes its president. hello again. captain harry kane claims england should come before everything, with the total number of players that have withdrawn from the squad for the nations league matches against greece and the republic of ireland now at nine. the bayern munich striker s

analyst simon dyson was among those who are very impressed.inancial results for the quarterjust finished. usually a company will tell you all the good things, and then maybe the not so good things a bit later on, but there's just nothing not to like in these results. their guidance, they were spot on with revenue just fractionally under. but monthly active users, 640 million, which, you know, 1 million more than they expected. same for premium subscribers, 252 million where they estimated 251. so sort ofjust above, gross margins, above operating income is above. and as you said in the intro, uh, the companies never reported a full year net profit, but it's easily going to do it this year. in other news. just eat takeaway has struck a deal to sell its us unit grubhub for $650m to the wonder group. the sale comes years afterjeat eat bought the business for over $7 billion at the height of the pandemic—driven food delivery boom. shares injust eat rose 20% on the news. and now for a story that i'll struggle to read without laughing. toy industry e

, the build quality of dyson products. no exception. we threw every kind of hair style at this. we threw every kind of hair type at this. you can see it comes with some attachments to help facilitate different hair types and we found that it dried hair aptly, but also that it dried hair on average about half as long as it took with some of the rivals. >> yeah, someone with a lot of hair cutting that time in half. that's a big win. >> it's very powerful and you're able to do it with lower heat as a result, too, which means a little bit healthier for your hair so we definitely recommend this thing there's a newer model out, but we're still very and we're still testing that, but we're still very comfortable with the original. >> so if there's a newer model, maybe i can get a better deal on this one. correct. >> this one's about we're seeing prices as low as about $330 this week. >> okay so there you go. there's also for much less money. >> yes much less money. >> slightly different tool. but also for your hair you say this is

and that's reflected by what dyson and many other entrepreneurs are saying . it's no longer saying.actually now a family business, which used to be the absolute bedrock of thatcherite and reagan theory of what family enterprise was about. now, for some reason, 20% of that is going to go upon death . so over the generations death. so over the generations that will have a very i think, a decimating effect. >> and one of the big problems with uk businesses is they get to a certain stage and then they're sold to the us anyway, and that if you make it harder to hold to on them, that will process will speed up. they'll be sold in an earlier stage. we will keep less of the value addedin will keep less of the value added in this country. >> it's a deep sense of frustration to me that in america, an entrepreneur goes out with the objective of building billion dollar businesses. and in the uk there's a sort of threshold at which entrepreneurs who have achieved the 100 or the 150 million suddenly think, well, it's million suddenly think, well, wsfime million suddenly think, well, it's time to s

the dyson air wrap, which is $500, $400, but these teens really want that dyson air wrap.d so many of these things feel like back to the future, like i could have put this list together basically in 1995. okay, well, we didn't have uggs back then, they're still on the list. any kind in particular here? >> i think it's the minis. it's what we talked about almost a year ago. they were like the most popular, the coolest that you could get, and it is still the case. it's those minis, like those very short slippers. i'm ready for the tall ones to make a comeback, but it hasn't quite happened yet. >> and what are jellycats? >> this generation's beanie baby. >> awe. >> they are, exactly, exactly. people are obsessed. and it is so funny to see 16, 17-year-old girls asking for these. >> i'm chuckling at the pictures, which the hamburger, a hot dog, and you know, so there is a lot of different options here. one sort of sub text to a lot of this is there's still a lot of chinese suppliers in the mix here, casey. and you kind of compared that. what's he popularity of temu and shein th

costco >> if they had deal on jewelry or a dyson, they should get their wifes that. >> they have been told [ laughter ] >> will they listen? >> i don't know. any way, good luck to them. i guess i will not be the first one there >> it has not been pouring there like north bay. it will. those areas that missed out, get ready for it. we will take a look at the globe map here, we bring it up on the floor and talk about the storm system itself. parked off of the coast of the pacific northwest. it lost a bit of a punch. the cyclone has unbombed a little bit. it is really in the process of reorganizing itself. the parent storm in the upper levels of the atmosphere has not gone anywhere. still directing the river towards the coast of california. that stands out when we look at a forecast model simulation of the amount of water in the atmosphere. there is a stream of moisture. the river, aimed right at the coast of california. drifting down the coast a little more. aimed at the north bay, the north coast for the past 36-48 hours. it will take more of an aim at the bay area heading through the

she specializes in dialogue and post conflict piece building, and she's joining us tonight from dyson, ohio. welcome. we are a day into the ceasefire unless any civilians are returning home. does it look like there are grounds for optimism here? the agreement has a lot of in here and let abilities as going to face many challenges, especially in this 1st 10 days. as the menus army is moving to the south to take all the position in this buffer zone between the leak on the 3rd and the blue line . and then we're going to see gradually withdrawal of the. so any forces over the next 60 days. and then at the same time would throw a, has a bottle of horses and weapons. so and then you, one of the, has been the mentality and said, we don't have weapons in that area and we don't have fighters, we have people who belong to those villages. and so you are going to see a lot of challenges to this deal, but i think what spin stands is that both sides is there and, and has beloved as well as of course, the government will step in and need the deep. and one of the deep and if it to another case we wou

dyson daniels you reach i teach hooping with trey jackson-davis.o tj d with authority. warriors roll one 2097. best in the west now at 11 and three. to the ice we go. sharks back on the road taking on dallas. first period. team teal down one. nothing. stars on the power play but mikael granlund gets shorty his ninth of the season. and we're tied at one. third period. sharks down three one. granlund feeding jake walman who snaps it home three two. another comeback in the offing here. now dallas adds two empty net goals. five two the final. sharks move on to saint louis tomorrow. college hoops. saint mary's hosting stanislaus state. augustus marshall owns the lefty going right and finishing. he had 13 points. gaels up big. ashton hardaway. speaking of big steal slam. gaels roll 7838 and stanford taking on norfolk state. first half maxine renaud with the putback here. and the cardinal led by eight at the break. throwing it down. spartans kept it close but renaud would drain a huge three late in this game. stanford improving to five zero 7063 is your f

dyson daniels you reach i teach hooping with trey jackson-davis. then it's wiggins to tj d with authority. warriors roll one 2097. best in the west now at 11 and three. to the ice we go. sharks back on the road taking on dallas. first period. team teal down one. nothing. stars on the power play but mikael granlund gets shorty his ninth of the season. and we're tied at one. third period. sharks down three one. granlund feeding jake walman who snaps it home three two. another comeback in the offing here. now dallas adds two empty net goals. five two the final. sharks move on to saint louis tomorrow. college hoops. saint mary's hosting stanislaus state. augustus marshall owns the lefty going right and finishing. he had 13 points. gaels up big. ashton hardaway. speaking of big steal slam. gaels roll 7838 and stanford taking on norfolk state. first half maxine renaud with the putback here. and the cardinal led by eight at the break. throwing it down. spartans kept it close but renaud would drain a huge three late in this game. stanford improving to five

people like michael eric dyson have taught courses on her.demic reader on lemonade, so i'm not alone, but the reason why we are all doing this is because beyonce is the most intellectually provocative and historically minded international pop superstar of her generation, if not the most of all time. no other contemporary artist compares to her when it comes to overtly engaging a combination of history, cultural memory, the politics of social life, the spirit and vision and it is of long black freedom struggle movements. we can think back to someone like stevie wonder, what i'm talking about this generation. beyonce has continued this kind of intellectual tradition that we have been lacking in black popular music culture for some time. so, she is incredible in that way and so many others. >> so then are you willing to reveal some of the albums and concert tours you are planning to include on the syllabus? xo, jonathan, yes, i am. really, we should think about her album from 2013, the self- titled album, beyonce, as being a watershed moment in

putting them out there, i have seen a lot of big discounts, 50% off tvs, espresso makers, 40% off dyson going on where maybe a company and inflates the price just to bring it down to a normal level at the sale, and how do you identify that? >> exactly, and that is what everybody is wondering. how do i know i have been getting a good price. there have been deals dropping early in november, constantly fluctuating, so a few tools to help you out. first of all, always review historical pricing data, download the honey browser extension, or keep up, both of these provide historical pricing info so you can see it now is in fact that lowest selling price that the retailer is trying to tell you it is. and then, also, always look for the coupon codes to give you that dietrich discount. we can go to a website like couponcabin.com, apply additional 20% or 30% off to save even more on black friday. something oc do want to be aware of, there is something called the rid of door busters. these are models made to look like the models you have seen all year long of popular electronics like tvs or some o

this and there is a second person i been able to identify that maybe,, it's hard to say, charles wife dyson 1863. who knows? it couldan b be just if it was r time it might also be that she caught some disease, some lingering illness or lingering disease fromm the time the town was used as a hospital. there's got to be more digging into that. i'll be the first to admit as historian and not a statistician i might not be the best one for but if anybody wants to take on the math, i bow with numbers. i'd be happy that somebody else help me out. all right. we have one more question over here. >> i feel inappropriate telling you this because it's not really a question that a statement. but you mention the person who died of scarlet fever, and he gets very close to my own family because until the head salsa drugs in 1930s there was really little or no treatment for scarlet fever, 35% of these people died. i i had a brother who i never mt who had the disease in the '30s. at that time sulfur was being used as a conservative treatment in hospitals, individual patients. they never knew who was going to

and donald stoker is professor of national security resource strategy at the dwight dyson our school of national defense of the national defense university. he was professor of strategy policy for the us naval war college and the naval postgraduate school in monterey, california in 2016. he was a fellow at the university of oxford's changing character war program at pembroke college, and then he was a distinguished visiting fulbright professor of political science at the diplomatic academy at vienna, austria. the author and editor of over 70 publications, including 13 books, and today have copies of dunne books, which i believe he is giving to the audience. so these are these are donations. and it's not just grand strategy. before this, he's worked on everything from clausewitz. one of the defining works on clausewitz his life and writings. he wrote the grand design strategy in the civil war, which a prize winning book to explain american grand strategy. the civil war and then before purpose and power why america loses wars. so this was a study of limited war from korea through the p

and donald stoker is professor of national security resource strategy at the dwight dyson our school of national defense of the national defense university. he was professor of strategy policy for the us naval war college and the naval postgraduate school in monterey, california in 2016. he was a fellow at the university of oxford's changing character war program at pembroke college, and then he was a distinguished visiting fulbright professor of political science at the diplomatic academy at vienna, austria. the author and editor of over 70 publications, including 13 books, and today have copies of dunne books, which i believe he is giving to the audience. so these are these are donations. and it's not just grand strategy. before this, he's worked on everything from clausewitz. one of the defining works on clausewitz his life and writings. he wrote the grand design strategy in the civil war, which a prize winning book to explain american grand strategy. the civil war and then before purpose and power why america loses wars. so this was a study of limited war from korea through the p

take the most powerful position in the justice department so, um, that's on my mind congressman mark dyson, thank you for sharing what you could with us. >> i really appreciate your time tonight and my insight tonight here with me in palm beach, florida on the political battle behind the scenes is mark caputo, who is a national political reporter and the author of the bulwark newsletter. you have reporting on what we just saw. former congressman gaetz and vice president-elect jd vance up on the hill. what he is saying to these senators behind closed doors, he's got three messages. >> number one, he's saying, as you heard in that clip a second ago, he's he doesn't want to weaponize the justice department. >> and he sort of beginning with almost an icebreaker joke he's saying, look, i'm not going to go in there and throw liz cheney in jail. >> we're not going to have stormtroopers go into msnbc, and we're not going to try to execute anthony fauci in the first week. and it's like, well, in the first week. he's then asked, he's like no, not ever. >> like, we're not doing that. >> and then he p

civilizations may try to harvest most or all the energy of their star by building some constructions known as dyson around the star. or maybe around even many star there. i can tell you that there is one star that changes brightness, very erratic early and there have even been suggestions that maybe is some sort of a construct of something around this is our source system incredibly special not. i mean, you know, i did some work with my colleague rebecca martin a few years ago where. you know, there are some people who think that asteroid impacts on earth were crucial for the appearance of life and to have an asteroid belt and have it bombard earth actually, to have jupiter and saturn. so a special architect of the giant planet and maybe solar systems that don't have a similar architecture. you know, maybe life will not emerge there, but these are weak arguments. you know, i be the first to admit so i will tell you that we. don't know the answer. the question of whether the appearance of life on earth was inadequate or just the fluke chemical accident, we really don't know. and i do want to make on

dyson is not always on sale. it is this week.ever loses the suction. that's what they say. >> you're right on that. and i also love my all-clad. shout out to all-clad. another higher end piece there. 40% off right now at macy's. >> gio: good deals there, but are there going to be special deals when it comes to black friday, like, on friday? >> i know what you mean. it's really hard to find them and we had to go digging. i found a couple, and this is amazon live is hosting a series of live shopping shows. >> janai: oh. >> starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern, there you have your host, martha stewart, jennifer hudson, eva mendez, they're going to be having their own half hours where they're going to be, you know, curating their own products. >> gio: funny enough, the one with jennifer hudson, tommy, my husband, is going to be hosting with her. >> janai: are you serious? >> fun. there you go. a nice plug. and if you have a swiftie on the list, target has exclusive -- two exclusive pieces of merchandise. the eras tour book, and also her alb

a screenshot of a text message i received from the esteemed professor from vanderbilt michael eric dyson my cnn interview begged me for photos in this text. he says after calling me a racist on cnn, don't tell anybody, we look good together and set me a kiss he emoji. the guy says i'm gorgeous in all of these photos. i don't think he has that bent out of shape on any announcing of kamala. you have to hold it to both sides not just one or the other. on to the issue at hand. i want to thank you, mr. chairman for witnesses being here today. joe biden and kamala harris have presided over the worst residential administration in american history. biden and kamala harris have a strong economy and next to zero inflation. under the bided harris administration, inflation skyrocketed, wages stagnated in the american families are struggling to make ends meet as we are all well aware of today. biden and kamala have a world at peace and turned into a world at war. our allies are at attack. our adversaries are bolded. america embarrassed on the world stage. in fact, even being forced to evacuate seven

to give you the obvious example , james dyson obvious example, james dyson owns 36,000 acres and £612tural assets , million in agricultural assets, and he'd be potentially looking at a £120 million bill. surely somebody like him should have to pay somebody like him should have to pay tax, not every farmer is james dyson, so attacking everyone to try and get at one person, in my view, is not the [000:08:40;00] [000:08:40;00]

. >> one of britain's top businessmen, sirjames dyson, businessmen, sir james dyson, has slammed thegovernment's budget as spiteful. he's warning it will kill off family businesses and race for the white house. >> it's on. kamala harris and donald trump are neck and neck in the polls as voting closes for the us election. in less than 48 hours, we will have every minute fury on the farms. >> the environment secretary, steve reed, will confront the chaos of the chancellor's inheritance tax rate as he meets the national farmers union and marks and spencer's marketing mishap. >> m&s has apologised. they've removed an advert which was advertising first time bras for young things, and i had something to do with it. >> breaking news this morning. the legendary music producer and composer quincy jones has died at the age of 91. he's best known for his work with michael jackson, frank sinatra and ray charles. oh, and our first time back in the studio together since that appalling budget. >> since the budget, but also since kemi badenoch became leader of the conservative party, we have got a l

. >> if she'd have wanted to take out the likes of james dyson and investment bankers and so on, sheould have used a sniper's rifle, but she's used a blunderbuss and she's hit all this lot. it was , as this lot. it was, as i understand it, it was a very rushed , last minute decision. rushed, last minute decision. and i think, you know, we all make mistakes in life. and i think it's time for them to say, you know what.7 we've cocked this one up a bit and back down. that's my view . that's my view. >> elsewhere, russia says ukraine has fired us, supplied long—range missiles into the country for the first time today. the ministry of defence in moscow says ukraine used the army tactical missile system in a strike on russia's bryansk region. this morning. now russia also says it's changed its nuclear policy as moscow signals anger over the us missile decision. speaking earlier, sir keir starmer addressed the 620 in brazil, telling putin to get out of ukraine. >> my leadership britain will never be absent from the world table . we will work with table. we will work with partners across the

when labour think of entrepreneurs, they think of james dyson, richard branson and lord sugar ratherual entrepreneurs. the bosses of small and medium sized enterprises struggling to meet the monthly payroll settle invoices from suppliers, get paid themselves and navigate a complex nexus of government taxes and regulations made more onerous thanks to angela rayner's job wrecking workers rights revolution. the national insurance raid on business, which the ifs have said will be paid for by lower wages, less recruitment, less investment and sackings, comes from the same mentality as an assault on private schools, which will see lower income families priced out of the sector already, adding to the burden of oversubscribed state schools. but whilst the party is supposed to be progressive and was founded to support the poorest and weakest in our society, a 1499 00:10:14,840 -->

. >> meet the winner of the james dyson award, whose invention is helping those undergoing chemotherapy as other nations give the cop29 climate conference the cold shoulder, we're asking should the uk be leading the charge towards net zero.7 >> and in the sport? gary lineker confirms he will finish on match of the day at the end of the season. but who will take over? 58. mike tyson gets ready for his first fight in 19 years, and i have the race that tests resilience, fortitude and probably stupidity in antarctica. >> chilly out there again this morning and once more some quite thick fog patches . but the dry thick fog patches. but the dry november continues and some of us will see a bit of sunshine to find out where. join me later for a full forecast. >> hello there! very good to see you on this wednesday morning i'm eamonn holmes, i'm isabel webster and this is gb news breakfast. >> i was just rifling through the papers as i do just before we go on air. i saw a cartoon saying that, you know, with justin welby making the position available to be archbishop of canterbury and with gary li

. >> if she'd have wanted to take out the likes of james dyson and investment bankers and so on, shehave used a sniper's rifle , but she's used rifle, but she's used a blunderbuss and she's hit all this lot. it was as i understand it, it was a very rushed, last minute decision . and i think, minute decision. and i think, you know, we all make mistakes in life. and i think it's time for them to say, you know what? we've cocked this one up a bit and back down. that's my view. >> meanwhile, following widespread snow and ice today, the uk is preparing for further bad weather over the coming days. a new ice warning has now come into force for much of southern england, the midlands and eastern wales, which will remain in place until 10:00 tomorrow morning. that's alongside several other warnings for snow and ice issued across the uk, as the met office has issued warnings that vehicles could be stranded , power cuts could be stranded, power cuts may occur and rural areas could be cut off in order to prepare. many areas of the uk will be putting measures such as gritters in place in to order