increased by 1.8%, the largest growth is noted in belarus , kazakhstan and russia, these data are given by ek, as for specific positions, the increase in milk is more than three percent in meat, approximately 2.5, belarus is ready to pay its eurobonds through foreign depositaries. for example, russian, but payments are due only to friendly investors who bought securities before the establishment of a mechanism for direct payments on them says this, the decision of the council of ministers and the national bank, payments will be made only in belarusian rubles and to all investors who bought securities before september 6 last year. also, the conditions for receiving payments are to ensure the transfer of eurobonds about the ministry of finance. the iec national marketing center discussed the issues of conducting procurement procedures, in particular , the cooperation of the center, as well as the national operator for supporting participation in procurements abroad. five, as well as a joint search for this solution to difficult situations. in august, individuals in belarus remained net sellers

there is a real push here by the indian government to try and eke out some sort of joint statement andt the language with regards to the ukraine war may be softening but as of yet that is still rumours. clearly there is the absence of representation from china and russia, and particularly china in this context, although the premier is due to arrive, it suggests that it really takes some of the energy, some of the momentum away from this because china's economy is so important. yes, no, and that is absolutely true and i think that was sort of the feeling. when it comes to russia's president vladimir putin not attending, of course there are other issues there, his arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court, so there were some concerns with him coming here although they did say his schedule was frankly too busy. with president xi not coming as well, remember relations between china and india right now are fraught, they have been getting quite testy over the last few years and just recently there was a diplomatic incident in which the chinese government released a new map an

its founder and ceo daniel ek told the bbc there were valid uses of the tech in making music, but ai used to impersonate human artists without their consent. he sat down with our technology editor, zoe kleinman. you have so—called deep fake ais, where someone�*s impersonating some famous artist, etc. and our view is obviously that is not positive, and we believe that, say something in the drake weeknd case, that drake and weeknd should be able to decide what kind of content they want to put out in the world, what they stand for. so you have no immediate plans to ban ai generated content from the platform? no, we have no immediate plans. and in fact, it wouldn't even surprise me that if we look at the top chart of spotify today that there's a legitimate use of ai done by artists, and we would allow for them. and then there's the ones where it's clearly someone trying to to steal someone�*s name or likeness, or even infringe on someone�*s ip. at which point we would say that is not ok, that is not what we stand for, and we would take that down. you've been very critical of apple's prac

spotify founder and chief executive daniel ek told the bbc there are valid uses of the tech in makingt be used to impersonate human artists without their consent. he sat down with our technology editor, zoe kleinman. you have so—called deep—fake ais, where someone's impersonating some famous artist, etc. and our view is obviously that is not positive, and we believe that... say, something in the drake/weeknd case, that drake and weeknd should be able to decide what kind of content they want to put out in the world, what they stand for. so you have no immediate plans to ban ai—generated content from the platform? no, we have no immediate plans. and, in fact, it wouldn't even surprise me that, if we look at the top chart of spotify today, that there's legitimate use of ai done by artists, and we would allow for them. and then there's the ones where it's clearly someone trying to steal someone's name or likeness or even infringe on someone's ip, at which point we would say that is not ok, that is not what we stand for, and we would take that down. you've been very critical of apple's pra

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hello, the seventh documentary television festival is starting from ek mehr with the screening of 69 years of iran. and long to the competition section found and 19 and long documentaries, 23 to half-length documentaries and 27 short documentaries, saturday to thursday at 9:00 p.m., showing the famous films of the holy defense on different cima channels. the festival of short fiction films will be broadcast from tomorrow at 9:10 p.m. on channel two, and on cima show network as well . in order, the movies duel of the land of the sun, from karkhe to rhine, idols are with me , ekzuri and tangeh bakho, which will be broadcast from tomorrow. the 27th police art film festival from november 1st to 7th it will be held in italy and it will be shown. the film version of the tv series ashura is a series that is shown on fridays at 10:00 pm on channel 1. it is very new to the series. watch the series. the broadcast of the asian village program will start tonight at 21 o'clock on the sima sports network. the asian village is a special program of the sports network to cover the asian song contest

but daniel ek, the streaming giant's ceo, said simply "that's not how our royalties systrem works."euro daily fee for visitors, in a bid to control tourism. all visitors over the age of ia will have to pay the charge and book their entry to the city in advance. the trial would run during peak tourist periods next year. india and its top crude oil supplier, saudi arabia, have agreed to expand economic and security ties. india's prime minister, narendra modi, and saudi arabia's crown prince, mohammed bin salman, held a bilateral meeting in new delhi at the closure of the 620 summit. current talks assume significance in india's growing global ambitions as a key south asia economic power. here's archana shukla in dehli. energy security, trade and investments in health care and food security were some of the key areas in bilateral talks. india and saudi arabia have also been in discussions on using local currencies in place of us dollars to settle their trade. the two leaders also discussed expediting the free trade deal with the gulf council, which saudi arabia is a member. india has be

on the gop in the midterms, it looks like house republicans have crawled across the finish line and ekedrow majority in the house, potentially making gop leader kevin mccarthy the next speaker. now, mccarthy will have a very small margin of error to work with given that republicans will only have a few more votes than democrats. that probably means he won't be able to get much done, although mccarthy dismissed the notion that the size of his majority will matter. >> what was our mission? to win the majority, to stop biden's agenda, and fire nancy pelosi all of that is accomplished. remember in the house, they don't give gavels out by small, medium, and large. they just give you the gavel >> seth: maybe they don't give out gavels in small, medium, and large, but they should if you botch an election that badly but still manage to eke out a narrow win, you should be forced to call the house into session with a tiny little gavel the size of a pen. [ light laughter ] also, don't give donald trump any ideas because you know as soon as he heard mccarthy say that, trump asked his team to get him

he's walking a very tight line there and the democrat ek presidents typically get the endorsemt to have. i think in the end that will eventually happen but for now they're withholding that in hopes of getting more support from president biden in this strike. christian: what is it that ford is offering that the other two are not? >> they're all offering about 20% wage increases over four years. formed said they would give cost of living adjustments if inflation rises before a certain rate. all the workers would get their pay bumped u789 to soften the blow of that inflation. they're also offering to wipe out tiered wages where new w workers make significantly less than older workers. they have agreed to allow the union to strike over plant closures. that's something that in the past has been negotiated and not allowed but formed is going that far. the other far haven't moved nearly as far on those issues and those are big ones that the union cares about beyond wages. christian: i mentioned in the introduction that this doesn't just affect the striking workers, does it? it affects nose who

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robert de groot: anything we can do to eke out even a fraction of a second is going to help because itoing sooner. jaxon: under shakealert speeds will be cut from 70 to 27 miles an hour using automatic normal braking, then operators will be instructed to deploy the emergency brakes to make a complete stop if necessary. john: it's a life safety issue. jaxon: bart board member john mcpartland says the goal behind shakealert is to ensure bart will be up and running almost immediately. john: when the streets are down, there's rubble in the streets and bart is running, we will have that capability. jaxon: but bart officials acknowledge that if the emergency brakes damage all the wheels in their new fleet, they could have a slow recovery. jim allison: having wheel flats is not an ideal situation. jaxon: bart spokesman jim allison says bart hoped the train maker would fix the issue when the agency stopped accepting new cars 2 years ago, but in the end bart opted to renew shipments with the braking issues still unresolved. jim: now, overall the new fleet of the future trains are much more reli

even with that setback, the dow jones still managed to eke out a positive week. however, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 suffered their second straight week of losses. >>> still had, people living in one several cisco neighborhood are trying to move community forward with a new idea. how they hope filling planters will help cure some of the areas problems. >>> a massive day in the mexican community. we take you live to mexican independence day celebrations in san jose. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff. you get is upon us anthe d >>> an unconventional solution to a long-running problem nsf invesco castro district your neighbors are hoping the planter boxes will help clear out sometimes dangerous activity along a popular streetcorner. >>> the walgreens at the corner at 18th street is a have a for all kinds of activity and all of it is good. him tomorrow morning comedy store will get new feature. a series of brand-new oak barrel planters will be set up outside of the windows of the sort. the hope is that the new planters will help prevent other problems like sidewalk ten

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he's got a problem here, and he's hoping, he is hoping, that feinstein goes ahead and manages to eke out her term. he doesn't want to make a decision. he doesn't want to find somebody. it could be somebody we don't think of right now, somebody we don't know very well and nonetheless talented, but he has to go on expedition finding that person should the opening have to come. >> sure, senator feinstein has 15 months remaining in her term. >> thanks. >>> covid boosters are on the way and for the first time you may have to pay for them. the fda gave the go-ahead to target the two dominant variants. the cdc needs to sign off on the boosters but that will likely happen this week. the shots will be available for that. this is the first time the government isn't paying for vaccines but most health insurances will cover it. you may be able to get a booster at free community health centers if you are not insured. >>> well, some of the biggest names in tech are set to weigh in on the debate over artificial intelligence. the rapid development of ai has led to many calls for the technology to be

zoe kleinman caught up with its founder, daniel ek, to find out how they're planning to stay ahead ofe so—called deepfake ais where someone's impersonating some famous artist, etc. and our view is, obviously, that is not positive and we believe that, er, say, something in the drake—weeknd case, that drake and weeknd should be able to decide what kind of content they want to put out in the world, what they stand for. so, you have no immediate plans to ban ai—generated content from the platform? no, we have no immediate plans. and, in fact, it wouldn't even surprise me that if we look at the top chart of spotify today, that there's a legitimate use of ai done by artists and we would allow for them. and then there's the one where it's clearly someone trying to steal someone's name or likeness or even infringe on someone's ip. at which point we would say, "that is not ok, that is not "what we stand for," and we would take that down. you've been very critical of apple's practices, haven't you, in the past and...and you still are... yeah. — ..a critical voice? 0ur beef is really round, um,

you were able to eke out about eight minutes of speaking time as you introduced yourself to the american people. were you satisfied that you were able to distinguish yourself amongst the other candidates on the stage? - well, of course i'm not satisfied. i woulda liked to have the whole two hours to myself to introduce myself, [chuckles] i mean, 'cause we would have plenty to talk about, particularly if we were gonna talk about the things that matter to this country, like our economy, you know, highest interest rates in 22 years, inflation out of control, our debt downgraded, our national debt at record levels. and then we've also, we're in an actual kinetic war or proxy war with russia, we're in a cold war with china, we're in a cyber war every day with both of them. and we seem to have an attention issue to not focus on the things that matter the most. and one thing i know as a ceo and one thing i know as a governor is if you don't have the top leader focused on the things that matter the most, a lot of things can go off the rails in a hurry. and so i would love to have spent more time

spotify founder and chief executive daniel ek told the bbc there are valid uses of the tech in makingconsent. he sat down with our technology editor, zoe kleinman. you have so—called deep—fake ais, where someone's impersonating some famous artist, etc. and our view is obviously that is not positive, and we believe that... say, something in the drake/weeknd case, that drake and weeknd should be able to decide what kind of content they want to put out in the world, what they stand for. so you have no immediate plans to ban ai generated content from the platform? no, we have no immediate plans. and, in fact, it wouldn't even surprise me that, if we look at the top chart of spotify today, that there's legitimate use of ai done by artists, and we would allow for them. and then there's the ones where it's clearly someone trying to steal someone's name or likeness or even infringe on someone's ip — at which point we would say, that is not ok, that is not what we stand for, and we would take that down. you've been very critical of apple's practices, haven't you, in the past? and you still are

and they said the new year crew leaders will be able to negotiate a transitional period with ek last. yeah, that will not exceed 3 years. yeah, i didn't manase today, there are not 0. a group of young people is taking 32 european countries in court to not protect him from climate change. we made a young mother, he runs a soup kitchen intelligence, either in here why she will not function next month. so that's the, it's been really hosting western australia reco breaking the so in port headed, which breakage reco by a can single mountain. we're still waiting for confirmation to pass, which might have just broken the record by point one degree to the east. it's warming up after what has been roll accrues bell sidney's. 22 is a bit disappointing. the shelves are moving, know from city into queens, and as soon as he ever turn to fairly high temperatures, 28, maybe we're going to approach that. he's a different story in using that us entirely. so yeah, he didn't try stretching surprisingly warm particular when you consider all the stairs fully in the mountains, this a, it's a and effective

the sound of a siren, the roofers rushed into the loose, running away from the police , one of the ekr suffered complex fractures, bruises and a traumatic brain injury, both decided to jump from the second floor of the building and were hospitalized. among them is 27-year-old svyatoslav ermolov, a native of st. petersburg, where traveling on the roofs of high-rise buildings is also illegal, but much more common. than the capital. the roofers took these pictures a few minutes before ascending the star. now doctors are fighting for his life. near there are loved ones with him who still cannot come to terms with reality, in general there is a turning point. everything is fine with him. no, everything is very bad, one person closed that evening. in the elevator. however. a police squad was already waiting for him on the final floor. as a result, 14 roofers were detained. i saw one who was driven, he was, uh, in sportswear, quite young. i think he ’s uh, 17 years old. well, maybe 18 at the most, but i didn’t see that he was drunk on drugs or anything else, honestly it wasn’t like that. wel

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pressure and they said the new year crew leaders will be able to negotiate a transitional period with ek last. uh yeah, that will not exceed 3 years. yeah. well wow. from since relations with nature, deteriorate, the united states maintains it presents that about 1100 us military personnel, all stations in the country that they'd be working with niger and trips to count to um, groups in the region. last month's washington send a new i'm pasadena tanisha. the state department says calculating fits given has been sent to both the reference to resolve the political crisis. us acting deputy secretary of state. victoria newton's also visited the army last month to try and find a different magic solution to the code of my colleague fully by the boat supposed to be. so williams of former us ambassador tanisha, and she says that us please, it's best to remain engaged. i believe that really, washington is trying to send 2 messages. the, the outside message, this politics is that they, they support a constitutional government. they supported assume as president, they wanted a return to the constit

daniel ek said there are valid ways that al can be used — as long as it doesn�*t impersonate human artistses. it was a flagship signing for audio streaming giant spotify. the company revolutionised the way millions of us listen to music, and branched out into podcasts and audiobooks. but the boss admits the firm doesn�*t always get it right. spotify�*s invested a lot in podcasting. you had some big names. you had the 0bamas, you had the duke and duchess of sussex. they released 12 podcasts in two and a half years. was that worth £18 million? we thought we can come in and offer a great experience that both makes consumers very happy and allows new creators, new avenues to build new podcasts. and we�*ve succeeded with that. now, in part of that, we also sign lots and lots of new podcasters to this medium. and the truth of the matter is, some of it has worked, some of it hasn�*t. we�*re learning from those and we�*re moving on, and we wish all the ones we didn�*t renew with the best of success that they can have going forward. that was very diplomatic. i�*m getting better and better at it, so

maybe the bank of england can eke out one or two more. what does the late cycle phase mean for markets? how do markets tend to do? >> usually four different things. the first thing is higher rates. i think we have plenty of that. higher longer rates. >> higher rates for longer? >> exactly. >> usually you see assets outperforming. we're still struggling to get it in that direction for the moment. commodities trending up is also that type of period. finally you should see the dollar. normally the rest of central banks are catching up with the fed and that creates a momentum for the rest of the currencies. currently we're just taking two boxes out of four, which is still nice enough. the mistake we did make collectively, i think, is to under estimate how long these late cycle periods can last. you see, we're talking about the lending. eventually we get the lending. we get the late lending but before that there is a level of what you need and we need to reposition our core to try to profit from that. >> you mentioned earlier you're watching w

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spotify founder and chief executive daniel ek told the bbc there are valid uses of the tech in makinglogy editor zoe kleinman. —— some artists are already utilising ai in different ways when it comes to music — one of them is the band feral five. lets speak now to band member kat five. shejoins me from london. welcome here. i will ask your music in a moment or two, but more generally, what do you think of spotify�*s updated position here on this? i spotify's updated position here on this? , , , spotify's updated position here on this? , , ' , , , spotify's updated position here on this? ., this? i find my stuff surprised to be agreeing _ this? i find my stuff surprised to be agreeing with _ this? i find my stuff surprised to be agreeing with them, - this? i find my stuff surprised to | be agreeing with them, actually, this? i find my stuff surprised to - be agreeing with them, actually, but at the same time it should not be a free—for—all, and we need a lot more transparency around a! in music. so transparency around ai in music. so plenty of caveats. before asking this question, i am

this week yesterday house republicans released this text ek change between hunter biden and his uncle james biden and the actual context shows that hunter biden was saying he basically has run out of money and can't pay his kids' school tuition, can't pay for gas and food, can't pay alimony without help from his father. james biden responds kind of vague language that basically they can work on this. that he can work with his father alone. he can be a safe harbor. the context is hunter biden saying he doesn't have money for personal experiences his uncle saying yeah i can help work with your dad on that. there is no indication in the exchange that this was about business dealings let alone the foreign business dealings house republicans have been focused on but congressman donalds did not release the hunter biden text message that preceded his uncle's response so he didn't allow people to understand this was about alimony, personal expenses, rather than foreign business dealings. >> thank you. we'll see if there are more of these hearings. you'll be pretty busy >> i will. >> thank you

to go for an interest rate hike today, but there are still some people out there who think they may ekeut one more hike in november. what do you think the risk is? >> it's going to be an exciting meeting. as you say, no chance of them hiking later today, but for sure, november and december are on the radar i think the odds of a hike at probably the december meeting, around 40% or so, but really it's about the dot plots and the projections and really any hints about forward guidance. >> let's talk about the dot plot because there are 100 basis points worth of cuts priced into those dot plots or forecast into the dot plot next year if they do revise them upward, would that be perceived to be hawkish by the markets or have the markets already anticipated it >> i think they're currently basing 90 price cuts for next year and it's around 100 basis points the market is already anticipating potentially that hawkish tweak if you like. we have to remember the 2023 dot plots and just the signal that they keep that one hike in there because of the resiliency. >> i would say if they would move that

utilities eking out a gain but stronger dollar higher yield shifting flows.king forward to the beige. game stop executive director joins us. this is bloomberg. we will go to the land mindset leadership summit. >> has the journey in transparency helped the lean journey getting to ground truth and talking about real issues? >> absolutely. the experience is a core tenant. book not expect -- we cannot expect people to get better if they don't know how they are performing today and what is expected tomorrow. that includes transparency in all aspects of measuring success but being comfortable with an comfortable and really comfortable speaking about failure. i will tell you one personal story that really formed, cemented my decision about cleveland being an kpplgsal place to get care. i was a heart certain most of my career. joining the cleveland clinic coming from boston within two or three days of my arrival a chair of the department the most prominent cardiac surgeon, walks into the morning meeting at 7:00 in white scrubs, sprayed with blood from led to toe. he

the s&p energy index was the only sector of the s&p eking out gains today.ou very much indeed. want to get back and talk about what's happening in the car sector. mercedes-benz unveiling in eeev which has a longer range than any tesla model currently on the market. bloomberg spoke with the mercedes-benz ceo yesterday. >> our goal is value over volume we are very careful about how we go to the market and as you can see for the first six months of this year that's been working quite well. were focused on value for the customer and adding the customer expects from mercedes a bit of a roller coaster but something you can depend on. something we continue with the strategy. guy: value over volume. that's been the strategy that's come out of the chip shortage. why is the auto sector, you look at the stock sector. looking at the u.s.. looks at the market doesn't want to buy the sector in advance of the uaw auto strikes. those could be happening really soon. global auto analyst at rbc capital markets. i think it may be a vocation break. sorry about that. deepest apol

bosa where in the world it's ek really explains what we found out from steve wilks right after the break. david: as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. they're called community schools. leslie: it really is shared leadership with families, students, educators, and communities. jessie: i feel like we're really valued as partners. david: it's a more innovative, holistic approach. grant: in addition to academic services, we look at serving the whole family. narrator: wellness centers, food pantries, and parental education. jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. with a bunt.

and he has relented in that we were able to eke out a few nomination, and this is the beginning of getting this process to have our military ready. >> again. zelenskyy is shaking hands of both parties, marcsha blackburn there and ted cruz earlier. and now, there is a bill where josh shapiro wants to make voting registration universal when you get your license. >> i hope it is going to make a difference that every eligible voter has a opportunity to start. i hope that it is going to be a to vote, and that is a great first step to make sure that everybody who wants to vote has the right. >> thank you, congresswoman. we will listen in to president zelenskyy for a moment. >> thank you for having me here in the white house of the united states. we have spoke n and now togethe with this important work to talk to those who are worried about our plans and i think that we have had very strong very strong ties. >> what is your message to vladimir putin? >> thank you. >> what is your message to vladimir putin? >> i am not speaking to him. >>> what is your message to vladimir putin, and he said i am n

the uk and india were keen to eke out some kind of deal before the summit. his most recent comments that, look, it is not a done deal, it is far from etched in stone that there will be a free trade agreement. stay tuned to what happens after their conversations here on the sidelines at the 620. conversations here on the sidelines at the g20. ., , conversations here on the sidelines at the 620-— at the g20. that is where all the real work gets _ at the g20. that is where all the real work gets done! _ at the g20. that is where all the real work gets done! good - at the g20. that is where all the real work gets done! good to i at the g20. that is where all the l real work gets done! good to have you there, a busy few days ahead for you there, a busy few days ahead for you and the team, but for now, thank you. we were touching on there, rishi sunak keen to get that free trade agreement in place, and a little earlier we spoke to our political editor, chris mason, who is also in delhi. he has been speaking with the prime minister, and has been asking about the is

still eking out a gain of 6/10. one of the only sectors up in the green today. what is really interesting evolving here is persistently stronger dollar. the dollar index at the highest level since march. does that persist in stronger dollar, where are we in that? is that good value now? if we have questions about the economy, a wage price spiral. are we appropriately priced along the curve. guy: it's a tricky question. it's really tricky at this point. let's talk about what's happening in munich. talking about what's going on with the car sector in europe. for a long time now we are seeing significant weakness in the european auto sector. we talk about this at a time when the global auto industry is gathered in munich for the conference taking place there. and it's really interesting the chinese are there end -- both in scale and in size. you can see that represented in what we are seeing in valuations with the car sector at the moment. this sector is so cheap right now. versus not only the european market but the u.s. market as well. somebody wrote this morning

it's because since the early days of his presidency, biden has eked out a position that unlike donald trump he's not going to put his thumb on the scale of third-party negotiations be they justice department investigations or independent labor disputes and in this particular case, there's an independent labor board that has two dozen cases filed by the united autoworkers that are currently pending and that board is a pointed by president biden, and even so, the white house knows the politics of this are very powerful especially with the endorsement of uaw hanging in the balance and the direct invitation from the union's president outstanding. >> so, jeff, we have both biden and trump planning to visit union workers in michigan and what's interesting is the support for union workers is fairly bipartisan around the country. so will they approach it similarly or differently? >> i think, by and large, it's been historically more of a democratic vote and this popular strain that's been coursing through the party in the era of trump certainly has been up for grabs, if you will, and some of

irvine eked in at number ten. >> they always have new lists coming out. >>> today preparations for an emergency in sausalito. pg&e and other organizations shared information with the public to help people with an emergency whether it be fire, mud slide. always have a go bag ready with clothing and toiletries and have a 10 in 10 list. that's the list of 10 things to do if you have 10 minutes to evacuate. >> we had somebody who had a mud slide come right to their door and they were still worried, the city was worried their house was going to be destroyed as well. in a case like that, you're panicked. if you don't have this list written down with where each of those things is, you are going to be swirling circles in this house screaming and getting upset. >> an important conversation to have. okay. a lot of talk about the neighborhood response group also, which is a county wide program managed by southern marine fire, made up of small groups of neighborhood volunteers organized to look out for each other. >> well, the need for blood donations is critical here at nbc bay area. we are doin

but daniel ek, the streaming giant's ceo, said simply "that's not how our royalties system works."ted to trial a 5 euro daily fee for visitors in a bid to control tourism. all visitors over the age of 14 will have to pay the charge and book their entry to the city in advance. the trial would run during peak tourist periods next year. to the us, and what's being billed as a blockbuster tech trial. the search giant google is due in court today, facing accusations of antitrust violations by the us government. now, this is all about how google pays its partners to promote its search engine on their products. for instance, paying companies like apple to have google as the default search engine on a new device. that's not in itself a problem unless as alleged by the department ofjustice, it's "anti—competitive and exclusionary". google disagrees. emma wright is a partner at the law firm harbottle and lewis. let's talk this through with her. welcome to the programme. will you be watching this one, it will be interesting? . it will you be watching this one, it will be interesting?- it will

you see the circulation eking out waves across the outer banks but a lot of wave energy being moved in pool to the north, expect to see significant conditions across new jersey. this is a storm, center of the store making landfall but you see the rain shield extends to the north, rain across pennsylvania to new york, we will see it in areas of connecticut and most of today is a complete rainout from the carolinas to the northeast, we will see winds of 50 to 60 miles an hour, this is the track of the storm, moving slowly across the mid-atlantic by tomorrow afternoon. around the delaware area, very heavy rain and wind and travel concerns. this is happening on a weekend, not many people out on the roads. it means another weekend. with the storm. rachel: he feels abandoned by the white house in the wake of multiple invitations by the president. >> shouldn't have to be, this is a formal issue. i've made the indication to anyone from the administration in eagle pass. at the very least. >> reporter: this is a record 10,000 migrants across the southern border in a 24 hour period of this week.

he may be seeking to repeat what he did six years ago and eke out a victory by not getting a verdict.non: thank you, we always appreciate your expertise, professor. >> bill: the court case today. president biden was on the picket line in michigan. donald trump goes there later today and backing a raise for striking auto workers, the president said he does. but the white house won't say exactly how much of a raise. it is one of the many issues we'll hear tonight at that republican debate. dana perino. harold ford junior, what more could you want? more from simi valley in a moment. ♪ this is american infrastructure. megawatts of power, rails and open road, and essential services of every kind. all running on countless invisible networks, making it a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends the systems running america's infrastructure. for these services. for the 336 million of us living here. ♪ hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) i was surprised with the golo plan, i was not hungry. thanks to rel

i mean, in iowa today, you know, iowa has been a place to santos, ron deswap eke both trying to vai it now for that state, ron deswamy was asked a question about whether he would deport a family of undocumented immigrant if they had a child born here in the united states. for which law -- have a path to legal immigration to the country if they meet the criteria. >> if the child was born in the united states, would he also be deported. >> yes, that's correct. and i think that there are legally contested questions, and i'm honest about this. they're contested but legally contested questions under the 14th amendment of whether a child of an illegal immigrant is indeed a child that enjoys birth rights or not. >> and this is buckley, jonah, an escalation of something that he told me two months ago. listen to this one. >> we should say also both of your parents are immigrants to the united states. so you would have been a beneficiary of birth right citizenship but you now are saying would you ban that for people coming into the country. and what is the period of time for which that would be

he eked out a win against donald trump. four years of a democratic presidency, but now the devil has shown up and said i want my payment, your guy is not going to make it to 2024. they are in a panic over what to do having made this bargain. paul: will the hunter indictment affect president biden's calculation? >> a little. it gets news. it's not a good day for a president when his son faces felony counts. paul: if he didn't run, presumably he could pardon hunter and it would go away. >> i think if he pardoned and resigned he could say i am doing it for the piece of the country, maybe even pardon trump who wouldn't take it, i think. it is a problem for them. a problem for the party too. it is the unknown. they don't know what will come out tomorrow. they don't know what e-mails or financial records will come out. paul: let's turn on kevin mccarthy, what do you think, how much jeopardy is he and with all these term limits in the party? >> the question that is still open is the one that was open the first time which is who is

eking out some. this is bloomberg. ♪ good night! hey corporate types.ould you stop calling each other rock stars? you're a rock star. you are a rock star. no more calling co-workers rock stars. look, it's great that you use workday to transform your business. but it still doesn't make you a rock star. so unless you work with an actual rock star. hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. pam, you are a rock- i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ ed: governor newsom signed an executive order on ai regulation to examine how artificial intelligence might threaten the security and privacy of residents while authorizing state employees to experiment with ai tools and try to integrate them. there is a pandora's box being opened and he wants it done in a safe way. patrick draghi's debt laden empire is weighing the sale of its french data centers. as well as the sale of part of the capital of the business, and options for portugal telecom and its add tech company. all of this in an effort to shore up confidence in his businesses which has been battered by a portuguese corruption pro

you have to plow in a ton of money to even eke out those small returns and we are adjusting for that.at true? and if so, how do you, ben dell, invest in that space? ben: there's a lot of analogues. if you look at renewable power, especially solar and wind, it's all been about megawatt growth and it's not been about returns. end of the argument you have heard is we are going to grow -- and the argument you have heard is we are going to grow, the space will accelerate, and people will make investments where the returns and low single-digit and we have a higher cost of capital. we are starting to see those companies multiples compress because investors are realizing there's no value creation in that opportunity. what you will see in the renewables space is what you saw in the shales in 2010 to 2020, which is growth will decelerate, companies will consolidate and smaller companies will get acquired. we will see better capital discipline and those models will also change. you are seeing the parallels of the shale revolution and renewables now, which is growth at any cost. guy: one of the i

. >> reporter: in eke pass, texas, the mayor says the recent influx is the largest he's ever seen, likemy who traveled alone for months to get to the u.s. hoping to make pizzas in denver saying he has seen people drown and die along the way. a mexican train operator shutting down some northbound trains after a half dozen migrant deaths were reported. drone video showing migrants still making the perilous journey, standing on top of trains, hoping for a better life in the u.s. multiple cities now feeling the ripple effects. in l.a., dozens of migrants on buses, waiting to be processed. new york city overwhelmed, issuing 30-day notices to adult asylum seekers to help them reach their final destination in transition to housing. in chicago, the surge of buses bringing migrants into the cities, forcing them to sleep on the floors of police stations. and groups report as many as 400 migrants could be crossing this year between panama and colombia and considered one of the most dangerous migrant routes in the world. that number is six times higher compared to last year. whit. >> whit: we turn

nasdaq ekes out a gain. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪.arry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. we have tonight more news on the house impeachment inquiry and we've got breaking news on mitt romney's retirement from the senate but let me first begin with a new failure of "bidenomics." today's august cpi report inflation accelerated for the second consecutive month in august, with the largest monthly increase in a year. cpi jumped 6.6% an annualized rate at 7.8%. the 12 month change has gone from a low of 3% to 3.2% and now 3.7%. of course this is still way below the 9.1% peak of last year, i get that, but the concern is the numbers are going in the wrong direction. noteworthy the fact during joe "bidenomics" term, so far the level of cpi increase ad whopping 17% but if that weren't bad enough grocery prices up 20%, electricity up 26%, gasoline up 62% and throw in the 30-year mortgage rate which started at 2.65% and is now 7.75%. just in case you were thinking about buying a new home. this gets to the key issue of declinin