eddie: i think we are seeing that.f you look at some of our valuations, the dollar is increasing in value. in the near term we could see a bounce in the euro which could lead to a softening of the. dollar -- a softening of the dollar. we could see a peak in fed hawkishness. rishaad: looking at pressure on the sterling here. the -- korea is seeing pressure. eddie: they have massively underperformed. factors for the korean won, it has high risk and risk in asia has been defensive. in that environments, investors are selling equities. the chip cycle is weak right now, driving underperformance. if we look at the dollar korean, these levels are high. the bok is increasingly concerned about the weakness of the won. yvonne: if we are getting closer to the peak hawkishness of the fed, is the won the way to go, or do you look at other currencies? eddie: it is too early to position in the won, but there are relative value opportunities in asia. the thai baht currency stands out. the summer has been positive for thailand. they ar

in not that far from eddy street. and that catholic parish that was so important to ed. finally got the church that it had never had a gorgeous beautiful church wrapped in marble. a place for families like the cahills to feel a sense of solidity that neighborhood had never had the cahills started to do well for themselves too and slowly started to move himself up in the vacuum can company until by the end of the 1950s. he was the head of sales. they had a third child in 1952. that's kathy down here. and the cahills cahills were not extravagant people. but they had more money than ever before. so in 1953 54 they bought their first card never had a car before. but now they didn't see the need for ed to take the bus all the way down to the vacuum can company down in the center city anymore. and then 55 about a tv put it in the little living room. and when the kids were old enough judy was certainly old enough they sent them all off to the parochial school to the grade school that was connected to their parish to saint fe

eddie roser with his golden trumpet.l, somewhere there he gets up at the piano, bilezat, of course, gets the rosner. to the fullest fame and success can you imagine that somewhere the rubbish of october, maybe even until june 1940, a huge program was created in two parts, with which the jazz orchestra of the bssr, under the direction and with the participation of eddie roddor, performed as part of the belarusian decade in moscow in the most prestigious variety stage in moscow and the soviet union in the summer theater. create a sanly play ederozner's blues solo create tango and waltz music for a duet of dancers slava yuliya create an arrangement based on the sketches of the garies brothers create an accompaniment with a comic verse. pavel hoffmann, some more musical bundles, it all fell, as they say on shoulders of e-bilization, and that's it. it was created for the decade of belarusian art. at the concert of the state jazz orchestra of the bssr, accompanied by the sale of thousands of postcards with a photograph of a sm

and i was like - and he's like, "it's eddie from 'stranger things.'ere you go the power -- the power of eddie munson >> crazy crazy, crazy but i'm very glad that you let me come, because i bought you a present, jimmy >> jimmy: you don't have to bring me anything. >> i know, i know, i know. but i wanted to. >> jimmy: what >> we're missing a member. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: wow. no way >> no, no, no, no. >> jimmy: really >> we'd be honored >> jimmy: i am honored i am part of the hellfire club >> come on >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause come on? i am honored i will wear this i cannot wait. thank you so much for bringing me this gift >> no, it's our pleasure >> jimmy: i'll wear this through immigration. it'll be fantastic [ laughter ] it's probably been a crazy couple of months for you, i can imagine, huh >> it's been pretty weird. yeah >> jimmy: yeah >> it's been amazing, though i went to brazil i've never been there before [ cheers and applause ah, you've been. >> jimmy: yeah people are passionate about your character people love you. you cru

that fourth of july, ed cahill puts flags back up on eddy street. it had become a tradition every year, and all the flags multiplied, he loved it, he kept, likely kept boxes of flags down in this basement and every year he take them out and drape eddy street. and he added music and put his record player out on the window and it would blast out patriotic songs and he set up by parades for the kids and cookouts for the neighbors. as what she probably called and old-fashioned holiday. some of that seemed appropriate for 1970s that the displays that he had embraced in 1961, the world that he had embraced in 61, somehow seemed a relic of the past. i'm not trying to say that the social movements of the 1960s were all triumphant. civil rights movement of the 1960s where elizabeth eckford came from, where her moment has to be understood, had its triumphs in the 1960s, dramatic triumphs, and i will argue to the day i die that they were important. triumphs. but they were also limits to what the civil rights movement could do. and among them was the segregatio

james bryant: my uncle eddie is not doing well at this time.r to go forward, you have to know where you came from. people like clarence, these young people now, they are what older blacks dreamed of. and that's being integrated. we fought for it. we died for it. we-- it was a dream. but progress comes change. i'm loyal tohat the black funeral homes stood for then. but i have enough sense to know that that era has changed. you're standing up on the shoulders of people that gave their life for you to go on these front doors that you had to go through the back door. but this generation, the sky's the limit. but don't forget the launching pad. clarence pierre: thank you. stop! i don't want to cry. i don't want to-- [singing card] ♪ let me hear you say whoop! there it is! ♪ [laughs] wow! [laughter] [singing card] ♪ louder! whoop! there it is! ♪ [laughter] clarence: i'll twerk to this tonight. i say i'll twerk to this later. [reading] "mr. pierre, oops! there it is! congrats. see you." clarence: thank you so much. i like it. i love it. james bryant:

ah, i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. the listing in authorities in the gaza strip say 29. people have died from these are these strikes on the territory. on saturday, 6 people were killed in a blast in northern garza. 3 of them were children. israel's military denies any involvement in the latest incident. seeing the casualties were caused by a st. rockets from the slimy g had minutes on the group. the 2 sides have been fighting for days of the israel, kill the senior commander from the amd group. after nightfall, the skies above garzo were lit up by rockets. these were fired from the gaza strip into israel at the end of day 2, at the latest upsurge in violence. but the rocket fire was not just one way this black cloud was from an israeli missile that hit the palestinian controlled strip earlier in the day. israel is calling the operation breaking don't saying it's a preemptive campaign against an imminent threat of a jose boma. this is the 2nd day of operation breaking dawn which aims to remove the threat posed by the i

ah, i am eddie micah junior, welcome. a year on from the taliban returned to power and i've got us then. women and girls are largely bound from public life. security forces are broken up, be read women's rally in the capital cobble. if i had one in shots on the salt of the woman marching past the education ministry, the protesters where demand in free freedom to work on travel under the taliban attendant even peaceful protest has become risky. organize and one is in a riskier and that's why many women have gone underground to rally, support a dangerous display of solidarity cattle fo, who'd leads a march, calling for freedom for justice, for women to be able to work that was before. now, cattle must work behind closed doors. i am here, she is covertly organizing a protest action to mark the anniversary of the taliban takeover van as adam, she says, this is the only way to get anything done. site actually la, scala, after our faces were recognized, they now know us, our photos were released and we gave interviews to the tv

ah, i'm eddie micah junior. you're welcome. the author, solomon rusty is critically ill in the hospital after an attack has stopped him on stage in new york state. a ventilator is keeping him alive. rusty have spent years in hiding and under police protection. around supreme leader are you to a lack of maney issued a debt sentence against them or by his 1988 novel, the satanic versus a 24 year old sex that is facing charges of assaults and attempted matter. solomon rusty was taken to hospital for urgent surgery following the attack. his agent says he's been stabbed in the liver, had nerve severed in his arm and will likely lose an eye. witnesses say rushed, his attacker stabbed him 10 to 15 times before members of the audience grabbed him and restrained him. several medical doctors attending the event gave rusty, life saving 1st aid. the audience had been waiting for an interview with salman rushdie when a man appeared from the back of the stage. don't own a personal until suddenly a person man entered and we thought he was arr

i am eddie micah junior mall. people die from fight and in gaza. palestinian authority said that that toll from israeli rocket fire has risen to $29.00, including 6 children. but he's all says that has nothing to do with the latest that . also ahead. taiwan accuses china of simulating an attack as it carries on with huge military drills, beating says it's test and it's land and sea salt systems who are more from type a in a bit. and on march day one of the blind is niga. when you on a beat, had that in the berlin darby to claim the bragging rights in the capital will be checking out the goals. ah, welcome to the program policy in authorities in the gaza strip, say tween to 9 people have now died for me or ne strikes on the territory. on saturday, 6 people, 3 of them children were killed in a blast in northern gaza. israel's military denies any involvement in the latest incident. see in the bets where caused by history rockets from the slimy g had militants group. the 2 sides have treated have you fire over the pas

eddie, start with you.ou told folks to be bearish, 100% on the sidelines you've been so far right. this july move, do you think this is more than a bounce? >> charles, we're human beings, so you always second-guess at times when you see rallies. i learned a valuable lesson managing the tech bubble burst in 2000. don't get sucked into the bear bounces. back then the bear bounces were twice as big what we see today. i'm focusing on fundamentals. the reason why we continue to be bearish, think this is a bounce. number one, the fed is not dovish. they say they will try to get inflation at 2 1/2 to 3 1/2%. in my opinion only way that happens by causing a recession and this market has not priced in a recession. secondly the dollar will shrink as they tighten, which is bad for multinationals. charles: right. >> real estate is starting to show signs of rolling over which isn't good. lastly the consumer. inflation has come to a head. consumer spending will continue to go un. i think earnings will continue to guide d

eddie that is not true.eek, where he takes questions from all reporters from across the spectrum. you see what i mean? even dishonest takes on his saying no to going on "the view"? >> right. he also, most of those pressers is doing with local media, they're the ones who have vested interest in the governor of florida. that is who he should be talking to but i think when time comes he will be a little bit more out there i suspect for strong 2024 reasons. elizabeth: to your point, when you of the same opinion, right, you're all standing in the same amen corner agreeing with each other, this show, we've done both sides. fox news does both sides. when you're agreeing with each other, reinforcing your opinions you start to go of out off the rails, start to get emotional. not think about the facts you become so unhinged, right, you lose the context, you lose the information that the viewer may think well, that is really interesting. maybe that makes common sense. maybe we should do it that way, your final word. >>

>> eddie, thank you for that.n elected office since 1998. and let me be clear about this, because you hold a public service office does not make you a public servant. as a career law enforcement officer, before that, i served as a social worker working with abused, neglected and abandoned children. 27 years at the police department i had my way of working my way up the ranks to become the police chief. yeah, i was tough on crime. yeah, we were able to reduce violent crime by over 40%. but i as understand we had to invest in the social ills that caused the chaos in the communities in the first place. because of that, able to bring the community together working every day to restore and rebuild trust. helping people to understand that the police is the community. and the community is the police. we were able to do some great things. i will put my record of public service bringing people together, not just picking and choosing winners and losers like marco rubio does. i'll put my service up against marco rubio's, car

eddie was my first love. we met at a christmas dance.we were dancing together and only when i will remember, i was dealt with some who so tall that i was being smothered. i think eddie is more intelligent than i i always find being with him very challenging. i think one of the things i always expected eddie was his sin city. he just is a completely sincere person. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that evening, ed's father and mother were housed at the traditional rehearsal dinner at blair house. the 40 guests attending the black-tie affair included beside members of the wedding party, mamie eisenhower, the wives of the four four groomsmen, te president's brothers and their wives, and a few other friends and relatives. members of the wedding party exchange traditional gifts. millions of people throughout the world waited in anticipation as the white house prepared to celebrate the wedding. historians took note that tricia was the eighth daughter of a a president to be married in the white house, that hers was the first june wedding held their and the first mar

eddie: it's meant to be part of the total package.hey are treated, it's not meant to get them off everything they are using, it's meant to add to it. jeff purposely generated data and the package shows this works as a treatment when used in combination with medication but also patients not using negation. it's flexible and doctors can use -- can choose when and how to use it. emily: what's behind the name akili? eddie: it actually means brain or intellect, but with a healthy connotation. it is a swahili word. we've kept it since the early start of days. emily: the ceo and cofounder of akili. thank you for sharing your story with us. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. coming up on tuesday, we have the ceo of a palo alto tech group talking about cybersecurity. forget to check out our podcast wherever you get your podcasts. i'm emily chang in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? we found a way to make bathing safer wit

i am eddie micah junior, thanks for watching dw. with secrets lie behind these walls, discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d. w. world heritage is 360. get out now. that is the journey across the entire continent with a variety of cars. so with this, so we focus the movers, shake of visionaries, and made it when bonded the meaning of modern africa, this is an egg, and d, w, y, o u i o a defender is on what makes breaking special is the range of options you have. you can totally be yourself, but one can decide what message you want to express. it has got time later to girls up and get told to just the smile and be nice and polite and quiet with breaking it can be loud and died in britain kind of local business. i'm in brunswick, we're in tv all. and i thought that the some fiction like this was ago, she was maybe 11 back. i got her out of bed and said she absolutely had to watch this problem with one of them both conferred with me about on classes. look at some point i realized thi

yes, eddie. ah, how is premier? so also hold on bating, not to flex, it's a military muscles. he said these words in an information security meeting because they are not only military exercises around taiwan inside. there are also ongoing cyber attacks from china. and we're seeing a lot of rumors and dis information ally, he said, these are all part of china's psychological warfare campaign. in response he said how and will expand the scope of the ban on chinese made information and communication products to the public sector. and he owed to public and the private sectors to work together to defend themselves against china. strong worth their how are the drills go in today? and how is taipei responding to them? tony's officials said this morning that they have detected several groups of chinese aircraft ships and draws operating around the taiwan strait conduct. enjoyed air and sea exercises to simulate attacks on taiwan men, island, according to the latest report and photos are released by the chinese army. it's closest and worship is less than 12 kilometers from ty, once men

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ah, i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program, israel on militants and the gaza strip by exchanging rocket bio for it that day is the biggest escalation and violence in the region for more than a year. hundreds of civilians in guys have been injured. more than 30 people have been killed, including several children. israel says it launched the attacks in response to one imminent threat from the palestinian islamic jihad militant group. 2 of the groups leaders have been killed in the strikes today. marks, holiday in the jewish calendar, and burger pilgrim's business in the temple mount in jerusalem. spike and c. s a fund escalation l e i spoke to journalist hasn't been lucia based and gather asked them for an update on the situation on the ground. good morning. this is wade air strikes and different areas in the course. they got us rep and rockets where fire is to put sponsibility finger 2 integers all in disease. lady says that it's a right to sit and novel goes to there was a strike in japan. the sources ar

ah, i eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. after being stopped on stage in new york state, all thought solomon rusty is alive, but we thing to event to later ross, do you have spent years in hiding on the police protection? that's up to you and indeed is called for his execution or by his 1988. novel is the tonic verses it foil man has been taken into custody. but a motive as yet to be confirmed. salman rushdie was taken to hospital for urgent surgery following the attack. his agent says he's been stabbed in the liver, had nerve severed in his arm and will likely lose an eye. witnesses say rushed, his attacker stabbed him 10 to 15 times before members of the audience grabbed him and restrained him. several medical doctors attending the event gave rusty, life saving 1st aid. the audience had been waiting for an interview with salman rushdie when a man appeared from the back of the stage. don't own a personal until suddenly a person a man entered and we thought he was arranging his microphone or something like that . it happened

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i am eddie micah junior. thanks for your time. people and trucks injured when trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. family for the credit on it.

ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. more than 40 people have been killed and dozens more injured in a fire cop to church in egypt. the bowden was parked with worshippers that morning last, when the blaze broke out that happened in the city of keesa, he had a capital cairo, or to see an electrical fault started. the fire fernandez were joined by a hero. i mean, a generalist in cairo. hello, a hero. over 40 people dead. many more injured. do we know why the number of casualties are so high? oh, it's key to know geography of the space. this is a relatively small building. with low ventilation, a very densely populated area. we know that it took quite a while for emergency services to arrive a local reports or saying it might take more than 2 hours for emergency services to arrive. for a long time, it was an impromptu rescue effort with neighborhood residents rushing upstairs and carrying children out. and official sources the most of the casualties words you too, as fixation and people rushing to stampede out of the buildi

. >> eddie valiant?t the same time, penguins are serving drinks. and if you look at the making of of that individual scene, it's utter, complete, total chaos. there's real actors pretending to be drinking. there's trays moving around on these iron rods. >> that was a hard movie. that's a sort of ignorance is bliss category that movie should fall into, because that's a movie no sane person would ever attempt to make. >> i love playing villains. i was a kid when the first walt disney films came out. there are dark moments in each of those that scare the hell out of me, so it's payback. >> remember me, eddie? when i killed your brother, i talked just like this! >> i got some moments in there that will be in their worst nightmares for the rest of their lives. >> the trick to making that blend of live action animation is that the live action actor has to believe it. bob always believed that the rabbit was there. it really is an amazing performance. i mean, it's really one that actors should study. >> because

i am eddie micah junior. bye for now. with with you shift your guide to life and the digital world explore the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital journal. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you know, shift in 15 minutes on d. w passengers here are in for a ride. taxi drivers here need nerves of steel wild passengers here can get an eye full along the way reb taxis accommodate passengers all over the world. the driver, our series read in 30 minutes on d w with how many push it out in the world right now. climate change, if any, off the story. this is much less the way from just one week. how much was can really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with 5th. subscribe all morning is like india a lot of contrast of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago, mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence, full of ideals. what is remained of his vision? what's the status of human rights and social justice in what's

eddie howe�*s side make a proper football game.ball is about, so i think they get everything. you need the mentality first, so you need _ you need the mentality first, so you need the _ you need the mentality first, so you need the bravery, the willingness to take a _ need the bravery, the willingness to take a flight risk, but the alternative is to sit back and think vou're _ alternative is to sit back and think vou're safe~ — alternative is to sit back and think you're safe. i feel that was worth taking _ you're safe. i feel that was worth taking and — you're safe. i feel that was worth taking and the players executed it brilliantly. some of our attacking today— brilliantly. some of our attacking today was — brilliantly. some of our attacking today was of the highest level and i thought we looked to real threat. nearly a surprise at st james park. a shock at elland road, where leeds united stuffed chelsea 3—nil. jesse marsch described it as his best day since becoming leeds boss in february, whilst his opposite number thomas tuch

yeah, eddie gallagher and his his nonsense and in the trial that came after was fantastic book. and really moved by that i i think that guy should be let in. that's okay though. but yeah, i am but i think that i think that fiction really does give you some some extra tools to play with that can. shape that that that the world differently and especially if you have a political point or perhaps a social one to make out that answers bear with me as i'm trying to put this question together. i love tim o'brien and his notion of the story truth, and i'm kind of piggybacking off of this idea. when you're playing with fiction and nonfiction you're talking about the rigidness of nonfiction. i'm an english teacher and i talk to my students about memoirs and about the the burden of truth and telling the truth when you tell a story and then verses timo brian's notion of the story truth. which is i feel that i'm getting at something more real and my ability to tell a story and an ability to create fiction. so i'm trying to search for a question in here just as i'm teaching like you sort of b

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that's why eddie gallagher is the way he is.'s a navy seal who committed war crimes in our rock in 2018. it took some doing. over the course of the narrative eddie gallagher is trying to live through a war movie t he hs created in his mind. that's something i saw in myself and us on other people. i really wanted to focus on a theme i get the theme and plug that into something that was real for a lot of people. that was really what is hoping to do there. >> we've got one more. i do not know if i heard it or not, how long did you serve in iraq? did you bring anything about ptsd? could you bring anything up about the 22 program? >> okay, i was in the marines for eight years. ninety-eight —-dash 2006. my last deployment was in the iraq war spent seven months they are up near the syrian border. i think it was isis or had been at one point. we talked a little bit about the formation and how that can happen. the book effectively ends with me leaving the marine corps. a lot of the literature on that subject we need to be plugged in some

that his white eddie gallagher is the way he is.or those who do noto know he'sa navy seal who committed war crimes in iraq and 2018. took some doing. in the course of the narrative begin to realize eddie gallagher's trying to live into a war movie he's created in hisf mind. his i really wanted to focus on a theme. and get the theme and plug that in some of that was real for a lot of people. that is sort of what i was hoping. [inaudible] >> one more. >> i don't know if i heard it or not, how long did you serve in iraq? did you bring up anything about ptsd did you bring anything up about the program? >> okay, i was in the marines for eight years. ninety-eight -- zero six. my last appointment was in the iraq war spent seven months there up near the syrian border. i think it is controlled by isis or had been atn' that point. i talked a little about the formation of ptsd and how that could happen. the book effectively ends with me leaving the marine corps. a lot of the literature on that subject we need to be plugged in somewhere else pr

something tells me we'll hear about eddie a lot more. >> i love the strong island. >> he also did the >> long island thoughtout. >>> coming up on "gma" in our second hour, more on what was recovered in that fbi search on donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. >>> and our "gma" cover story, actor shia laboeuf gives his take on whether he was fired from the movie, "don't worry darling," by director olivia wilde. >>> and back-to- stay with us. >> announcer: can we tempt you with the most incredible desert announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> good morning. i am liz kreutz. thank you for joining us. it is a big we can full of fun in the south bay. 20,000 people are expected to celebrate the lgbtq community in the pride and parade festival that kicks off today in san jose. the festival starts at 6:00 p.m.. the parade starts tomorrow morning at 10:30. a celebration will get underway in san francisco as well. cleaning the basin shoreline. it used to be filled with industrial pollution from a shipbuilding site. the area has been cleaned up

you can also follow me on twitter at eddie micah, thanks for your time. with the green you feel worried about the planning on neil, host of the on the green fence cost and to me it's clear remains to join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me for you, for the plans with blue shield. ah a deceptively simple image. yon ver mir's girl reading a letter at an open window from 1657 standing just beyond the curtain. she seems peaceful at one with herself. and the moment the letter hints at the presence of the world outside and into this calm, intimate moment, a figure intrudes a naked cupid. the god of love and desire was detected in an x ray analysis decades ago, but was largely ignored by the art world. now he's made a dramatic re entrance, a new restoration made clear that the cupid had been painted over by another artist after vermeer of death. the revelation made headlines around the world. the german museum that owns the painting, the old masters, picture gallery or camella galaxy and dresden decided to uncover the figure so long conceale

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eddie howe in his pre—match press conference eddie could go down to the wire, so all eyes on the team bbc radio. well, for the last team to visit anfield, much has changed in the last couple of days. bournemouth sacked scott parker yesterday. gary o'neil has been placed in caretaker charge for the visit of wolves to the vitality at 7:30pm. both teams are in the relegation zone — with just one win between them all season. champions manchester city host nottingham forest. west ham welcome spurs to the london stadium fresh off the back of their first win of the season. arsenal will be gunning for five wins in a row to start the season. don't forget, if you want to keep in touch with all of the football world, the football news show is on the bbc iplayer right now. and we've a deadline day special at 11pm tomorrow evening. imight i might lose the tie! just over 24 hours to go in the transfer window. chelsea have confirmed the signing of leicester centre back wesley fofana. he's signed a seven—year—deal with the fee around £70 million. wolves have signed austrian striker sasa kalajdzic fro