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and bloomberg learns activist investor elliott has a significant stake in bp.hose are your headlines. let's get a check on markets because you have futures pointing higher despite the latest in the trump trade war. it looks like this is the week that it will touch every corner of the globe, the president announcing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, 25% being the number. so is this tariff fatigue? and are investors open to the idea that the selloff was overdone? that is what the equity picture suggests but you can see more of a readthrough from the tariff news. as you have the dollar advancing against major peers, reflecting inflation fears and those same fears fueling the 10-year yield, elevated still at 4.48% ahead of those options this week. and we have fed chair jay powell's testimony coming and tariff news pushing gold to a record high, so again a haven bid at the moment. oil at $75 a barrel so after a string of declines, up .6% this morning and if we flip over to the asian picture we have the pacific index down for the first time in a week so you are

my name is shona elliott. i'm a journalist at the bbc. are you breaking the law?ike i potentially could do it without looking. i can even feel itjiggling. for a bigger bottom. to have died at that point. just don't go. just go. everything felt wrong. it was only a bed in there, a tiny stool and like a worktop. like my legs didn't work properly, and that was all i was starting to sweat because of the pain. and then at one point, you turned around and just, um... sharps box orlthe floor; 7 and his gloves were full of blood. no. out. our reporter shona elliott carried out the investigation and has the full story. i've been working on this investigation done by ricky sawyer and all of whom had severe serious being infection. and three of the women actually had sepsis from this treatment. i've also heard testimony of 30 other women, all of whom had liquid bbls done by ricky sawyer, many required hospital treatment. it was like inside one of ricky sawyer�*s clinics. so myself and a colleague, ruth clegg, went undercover as potential clients. to represent that in some wa

the size of the stake is unknown, and elliott and bp have declined to comment.ow earnings are set to continue. another busy week across europe. we've got oil giant bp reporting tomorrow. will be interesting to see whether they do comment on reports of elliott stake. we've also got results from unicredit and caring. and then on wednesday we'll hear from tech investment giant softbank and brewer heineken. thursday will bring us results from barclays, siemens and commerzbank following last week's job report. attention now turns to the week ahead with the closely watched cpi print on wednesday. we will also get fed chair jerome powell's testimony in the capital on tuesday and wednesday. thursday will then bring january's ppi reading alongside initial jobless claims, with retail sales rounding off the week. on friday, i'll be paying particular attention to jay powell's testimony to congress. always interesting to get his take on the state of the us economy. now, in terms of the market reaction to these new tariffs that president trump put forward yesterday, here's a

i think elliott's absolutely right. you know, it can go either way. and it's this is one of the risks of litigation is you bring a lawsuit and you don't know what way the court's going to rule. but whatever the way they rule, that's going to control how every decision and every action going forward is governed. >> elliott williams, tim parlatore, thanks, guys. appreciate it. well, outside of the courts, president trump says he wants to impose a new set of tariffs. but it's not like what we saw last week against canada, mexico and china. but the question is, is any of it good for the u.s. economy? i'll talk about it with the former treasury secretary, who's closely watching the numbers. plus, nearly three years of conflict between ukraine and russia. new signals by president trump could bring zelenskyy and putin to some sort of negotiating table welcome back. >> have i got news for you? saturday at nine on cnn. >> your florida life. >> is calling, and. >> we. >> have the answer. valencia in florida by gl homes premium 55 plus living in five prime flori

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my name is shona elliott. can you get out? you gave me medication without a prescription.lease ask... are you putting your clients in danger? why are you still carrying out these bbls? get me up. do you have anything to say to the women? 0ut. but by the looks of things, he's still in business. liquid bbl treatment. phone chimes. and it's £300 off this week. the weather isn't going to be changing in a hurry, certainly over the next few days. so, through much of the week ahead, then, predominantly dry, fairly cool for the time of year. of hill snow around, as well, over the next few days. but high pressure sitting across scandinavia — that's dominating our weather. so, we've got a relatively chilly air mass with us at the moment. we'll start off the early hours of monday with that cloud sitting perhaps the southern uplands. in the north, once again. especially across parts of scotland. into tuesday, then, we've got a frontal system not far away again, some patchy, light rain and drizzle for northeast england, and the higher ground here. some drizzly rain sitting across the l

despite being banned from three local authority areas shona elliott has the story. hello? 0h!an you havejust seen is ricky sawyer. he calls himself britain's biggest brazilian look at that. but bbc news has caught him breaking the law, by making but his success comes at a cost. everything felt wrong. i felt dizzy, sick, like, shaky. - like my legs didn't work. properly, and that was all within a minute of him starting as well. - i was starting to sweat because of the pain. . yeah. can you describe what you saw? and his gloves - were full of blood. hospital with sepsis. scared, she tried to contact ricky sawyer for advice. they blocked me straightaway. i putjoanne's claims and those of the other women i've spoken to to him. no. do you have anything to say to the women? 0k, out, out. once the rain clears away, though, the next few days will be turning colder. there will at least be more sunshine by day, but overnight, to have some frost. here's the first signs . ahead of it, we've got that southerly breeze and that's why we've got the highest temperatures, out towards the west,

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my name is shona elliott. ricky sawyer, can i please ask, are you...ing. katie price is one of the many celebrities who come to him for a bigger bottom. i can't believe that procedure did not hurt. but his success comes at a cost. joanne was one of ricky sawyer�*s clients. i had a gut feeling l as soon as i arrived. everything felt wrong. and like a worktop. i felt dizzy, sick, like, shaky. - within a minute of him starting, as well. - saw him injecting you. yeah. and his gloves - were full of blood. i putjoanne's claims and those of the other women i've spoken to to him. no. you can watch the documentary in full — it's called fled the popular tourist destination, and three the nhs is set to launch the world's biggest trial of ai we'll look at what this means. which is celebrating its 25th anniversary. and reduce waiting times. more from our health reporter, jim reed. more than three million women in the uk are invited in a fraction of those cases, around 23,000, a tumour will be detected. some hospitals have already started using artificial spot tiny

the george washington university elliott school of international affairs hosted the one-hour event. lo, everyone. welcome. hello, everyone. yes, very thanks for joining us this night. my name is greg. i'm the director of the russia program at the george washington university and it's really great to see so many people here, too, who's interested in understanding russian society and how we can use media to address the contemporary changes that are going on on the regime is probably swift. and so it's something to tell. entering right now. so today i'm pleased to. welcome you to the old school for a talk on the unique insight offered by the russian in the independent media archive, which is a groundbreaking data set that captures the rolling landscape of russia's so far semi-closed society by preserving and then aligning the work, independent journalists rima russian independent media archive reveals social trends, cultural shifts and political pressures in the environment shaped by increasing and autocracy. let's call it. that's for now. so today we will be exposed to this great work

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fox's caroline elliott brings us the latest on the investigation. >> a preliminary report on the deadly aircraft collision will be ready within the next 30 days. but there are also new questions about air traffic control, staffing, as well as the altitude of the helicopter. after recovering the regional jets black boxes from the potomac. the ntsb says it will evaluate cockpit communications, landing gear, flight data and debris as it tries to determine how a regional jet and military helicopter collided, but the focus could shift to air traffic control after an faa report showed one operator was handling the job of two people at the time of the accident. >> what people are talking about is a rough draft of something, but it is a small piece of a very big puzzle. thousands of data points. >> the pentagon is also looking into whether the helicopter was at the appropriate altitude, and whether the crew was using night vision goggles during the exercise. defense secretary pete hegseth says while there's a pause on this specific exercise, training throughout the military will continue. >> we

this one-hour discussion was hosted by the george washington university's elliott school of international affairs. >> ladies and gentlemen, good morning, good afternoon, welcome to the event organized at the george washington university. i'm the former director of the institute and currently the director of the israeli studies program. in this event today, we will be discussing the geopolitics of how china, russia, and american covid-19 assistance, and as you can guess, it's a very timely given the current reorganization of strategies under the new administration. our speaker is professor of strategy at national university here in washington, d.c. she's the author of multiple books on the former soviet union. she has been engaging with the world for several years. her latest book is called "covid-19 humanitarianism, geopolitical logic of chinese, russian, and american assistance." it's really a great book. she works with the police that is looking at how assistance should be interpreted as part of the geopolitical discourse and as a space for political action by great power, and that's wh

my name is shona elliott. can you get out?king the law? you gave me medication without a prescription. are you putting your clients in danger? ricky sawyer? please ask... four women have told us they have nearly died... ..after treatment by you. why are you still carrying out these bbls? get me up. do you have anything else to say? do you have anything to say to the women? 0k, out. he's not responded, and he's blocked me on social media. but by the looks of things, he's still in business. phone chimes hello there. a rather grotty day for many of us on saturday with low, grey cloud, drizzle, further outbreaks of rain, of the hills in the colder air. a different story, though, further north and west. lots of blue sky and sunshine here in argyll and bute. it's just more of the same as we head through the next few and some drizzle. further showers, but always sunnier in the north and the west in the shelter of that easterly wind, which we are set to keep with high pressure out towards the east. of the uk as we head through the day

so, elliott, first on musk and the office of personnel management. right now, there's a judge in massachusetts who is hearing arguments from federal unions who want to freeze tonight's deadline, essentially to defer resignation. they argue that trump doesn't have the authority to implement the plan. so who has the best case, right. >> you know, these workers do. >> have. >> a decent case for us. >> and here's the thing. >> there's a few. >> different arguments they have for why the president might be out. >> of. >> order here. >> one is. >> just a basic hr. >> human resources question, which. >> is if you start. >> suspending people's employment. number one, what benefits do they have? when do they have to stop. can they seek other employment when they do? >> there's just. >> open questions there. >> and then. >> there's a much bigger constitutional question, which is, you know, when deferred resignation requires spending money, paying people in the future. that's money that congress. >> has appropriated yet. and so there's a. >> basic article, one o

the report adds that elliott believes bp is significantly undervalued.d of google's deepmind speaks in paris over the weekend, saying deep seeks ai model is probably the best work coming out of china, adding that its ai models show deep seek has the potential to change things on a geopolitical scale. taiwan semiconductor says its first quarter sales likely will come in at the low end of its forecast range. they say that there have been several production disrupting earthquakes last month. tsmc through, though, is maintaining its full year outlook. taiwan semi up a little more than half a percent. now the us markets coming off a negative week with all three major averages in the red and the dow breaking a three week winning streak. tariffs. inflation the fed. earnings. they could all be driving factors for investors this week. although futures all in the green right now. let's bring in drew pettit. us equity strategist at citi. it looks like we're shaping up for an open. is this just opportunistic buying. >> honestly i. >> think we're just. >> getting thr

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. >> drake tried to play it down in a crown interview with elliott wilson for watch loud. >> that verselice behind it, because i saw him five days later at the vmas and it was all love. >> after a decade of exchanging subtle barbs in 2023, their feud reached new heights when the diss tracks began. when drake drops first person shooter with j. cole, they claim that the two of them, plus kendrick, are the top three rappers in the game. >> love when they argue the hardest emcee is it? is it aubrey or me? we the big three like we started a league. but right now i feel like muhammad ali. >> that seemed to set kendrick off. he wanted to make it known that there's only one king and like that with future and metro boomin. >> i think i won't drop the location. i still got ptsd, mother. the big three. it's just big me. >> with the battle in full swing, drake and kendrick both dropped back to back records, but the biggest blows are still to come. drake released a song accusing kendrick of domestic violence and kendrick releasing another going after drake's entire family. >> it was a horror film ly

victoria elliott, i appreciate you guys both joining me right now. victoria, i want to start with you. you have been very frustrating for me personally with all of the news that you've broken on this front, which has made it more difficult for me on a day to day basis. >> apologies. >> yeah. it's okay. what you have found and what you've been reporting on, particularly in terms of the teams that are at these agencies. and i think that they have been kind of moving agency to agency. it's tough to track them at some point. what stands out to you about what you've been told? yeah. >> so i think the biggest thing is as. wired sort of first reported, people in the general services administration, which controls a ton of stuff for the government, whether that's, you know, its actual property or, you know, deals with this, i.t. systems that people in these agencies didn't necessarily know who was being brought in. sometimes they were on calls with people whose names they didn't recognize. and one instance that we know of didn't even have a government email

. >> joining us now for more victoria elliott platforms and power reporter at wired.so victoria, you have new reporting on doj's activity at the treasury, where they have been called a, quote, insider threat. tell me more about that. >> yeah. >> so this was. >> a sort of internal analysis by analysts who have been were hired by the treasury, who suggested that doge members, if they were to return to treasury, obviously, this was sort of in the interim where it appeared that the doge member, who was apparently accessing the data in the treasury system, had been had resigned, um, that the recommendation was that doge members be treated like insider threats and put under monitoring because of their access to sensitive data. and, um, you know, the possible harm from that. >> so, you know, a judge ruled over the weekend that they can no longer access that treasury system. do we know if they're abiding by that? >> we don't right now. um, you know, i think the the sort of statements made by vice president vance and musk over the weekend sort of indicating that they don't agr

elliott's made him busy, too. >> elliott has made him, as also added sort of pressure on them.like they were on a path, jim, in some ways to get to this, especially given the success of ge that we've pointed out many times has had in the creation of those those companies, whether it be. totally with health care and of course. >> aerospace, which is why my trust owns that. we've been selling higher. yeah, i want to buy it back or hold on. >> got it. yeah. it would mark the end of one of the largest industrial conglomerates. >> that's been behind ge aerospace is rather remarkable. and i think you could join them. >> berkshire is the only one going to be the only one left. >> and speaking of berkshire, you're willing to call a bottom tick on hershey and address this argument that somehow warren would be a reasonable theoretical buyer. >> look, i mean, in the end, see's candies are very good in the end. you got a problem with this? and the problem is the coca. but if coca goes down there, this is at 35 points. i mean, i think that that cocoa is unsustainable at the 10,000 level. it

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independent media says about russian society and political trends, from george washington university's elliott school of international affairs. watch at 4:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. >> democracy. it isn't just an idea, it's a process. a process shaped by leaders, elected to the highest offices, and entrusted to a select few with guarding its basic principles. it is where debates unfold, decisions are made, and the nation's course is charted. democracy in real time.

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elliott williams, paula reid, thank you. coming up right now.now on some of the people we've been talking about tonight and ever since we began learning their stories, the men and women on musk's doge team, their stories now from cnn's kyung lah. >> so here we have luke farritor, who is winning the first ladies prize on behalf of the vesuvius challenge. >> thank you. luke farritor was the first person to decipher a word from an ancient scroll that had been buried in volcanic mud for centuries. >> but for the kind of the first part of the challenge. through july, i was interning at spacex and just kind of doing this in the evenings and weekends. it's weird for us. >> he went on to win the grand prize in a global competition. a 22 year old undergrad at the time. >> my friends were there and i was cheering, jumping up and down, you know, screaming, crying, all the stuff i run most of the things from my laptop. it's just a normal macbook, don't worry. but then i've just got like five surplus computers in here. um, this is what i do. most of my work

victoria elliott, great reporting. thank you for that. my political sources are also here at the table tonight. s. e. cupp and jamal simmons, this back and forth that was caused by the 25 year old ro khanna was tweeting at jd vance today when he was saying, essentially give this kid some grace. he said, i disagree with his views, obviously, but he said we shouldn't reward journalists who try to destroy people because of stupid social media activity, and it should ruin his life. i say bring him back if he's a bad dude or a terrible member of the team, fire him for that ro khanna responded and said, are you going to tell him to apologize for saying, quote, normalize indian hate before this rehire? just asking for the sake of both of our kids. >> yeah, that. >> was a really. >> um. >> interesting exchange. >> between ro khanna, who. >> is. >> indian, and. >> jd. >> vance, who married. >> an indian. they both. >> have indian. >> children. >> and this guy was. specifically targeting. >> targeting indian. >> indians with. >> his. >> racist twee

my inside source is victoria elliott, who has been reporting on who makes up the team and what doge is doing across the federal government, as everyone is trying to, to really figure it out. and she joins me now, and it's great to have you, as we're looking at all of this in terms of the level of access that they are getting and what we're hearing, the new treasury secretary, scott bessent, was just confirmed. i want you to listen to just how how he described the team at doge. >> these are. >> highly trained professionals. this is not some. roving band going around doing things. this is methodical and it is going to yield big savings. >> how does that line up with what you've been hearing? >> well, i. >> think first. >> off, while it. >> may be methodical. it's certainly not transparent. and, you know, i think there's a couple of things nested here. you know, musk during the campaign was saying that one of the big goals in him supporting trump was that they would cut back on government waste. and i think, you know, to put that in perspective, you know, the the amount that musk has said

but at the same time, as elliott mentioned, there's a real mood for a full. there is no, it blocking 3rd. so no single faction has the capacity to threaten to bring down the entire government. and also, what has bella has conceded in this new government is selecting all 5 she or ministers. now in the pasta has bella and its allies in 2000. and 6 in particular, said that because all she, all ministers had resigned, that the government no longer had legitimacy to continue on living on the power sharing conventions. now, in theory, given that has bella and i'm a lead selection on the 4 out of the 5 ministers, it could be a situation where even if did you were asked the administrators affiliated with them to resign, that nevertheless, government could continue with one extra as young minister not aligned with the bodies, lorenzo, i'm going to get a logic in a moment to talk about what's going on within his book at the moment. but we can fairly safely say that it is facing in total of a whole at the moment and restructure with a we can do it wrong at an empty hous

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elliott ramos coming off a breakout season. tyler fitzgerald as well. patrick bailey in the first half is great. patrick bailey in the second half runs out of steam, but maybe that'll change after two years of that happening. so you kind of look around and like they're actually pretty set and it's solid ish, i think. i think it's solid ish is a really good way of putting it. that ish is carrying some weight. and i think the other thing is, you know, we know guys are going to get hurt and you start looking around and going, yeah, that's when it gets pretty. that happens every year, right? like a couple guys go down and we're like, oh man, six through nine gets pretty iffy. when it looked fine on opening day, key word solid ish. you can get ready for spring training by downloading the very popular giants talk podcast. still ahead, what exactly is elon musk's role in the trump administration? a bit of dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it'

a new ceo came in in october, elliott hill has a great turnaround strategy, says city but it will take longer to take effect. stuart: take two interactive. lauren: 13.5%, grand theft auto 6 is coming this fall. that's a shot in the arm grappling with weaker spending in general. stuart: i did not know if that. still ahead, it is democrats versus doge. >> fire elon musk. an unelected, unaccountable billionaire now has seemingly unlimited powers on america's private data and americans taxpayer dollars. stuart: can't we all agree with $36 trillion in the national debt column that cutting wasteful spending is a good thing? apparently we can't agree. more on that later. republicans saying they are nearing a deal on the trump tax cuts. we will see what is left to hammer out as senators head to mar-a-lago. donald trump with a high-stakes call from the president of panama, up next we will hear from texas senator ted cruz on how trump plans to end china's influence on the canal. updatin. for all those people who never seem to get around to it... —...a breakfast nook. —chase has financial guidanc