today, more friends, emma white.search this river bank in the hope she will be found. the police are still searching for information, appealing for information, potentially any dash cam footage that captured what happened last friday. i that captured what happened last frida . ~' ., that captured what happened last frida . ~ ., ~ , , friday. i know you will keep us in touch, olivia. _ chile has declared a state of disaster in several central—southern regions after a devastating heat wave sparked forest fires that left at least 13 people dead. chile has declared a state of disaster in several more than 100 homes have been affected and 117,000 hectares of forest destroyed since the wildfires broke out on wednesday. stephanie prentice reports. scenes of devastation in chile. these are just some of the homes razed the ground by fires raging out of control. some of the people living here in santa juana trying desperately to save their communities. more than 100 homes have been affected and 117,000 hectares of forest destr

in response to the police's theory, nicola's friend of ten years emma white said it's important to keep about a life and basing it on a theory. we can't go and tell those girls, well, the theory could be x, y and z. we need some evidence. whatever the news is, then we'll deal with whatever the evidence is. so again, we're out in force today and raising that awareness. if anybody does see anything, hear anything, jogs the memory of last friday, please share. but on the bulletin yesterday, we're asking for factual information so that influx of calls yesterday, we want the facts. 0ur reporter 0livia richwald has been in the village of st michael's on wyre in lancashire. well, the light is fading now, but it has been another day of searching, both from the police and also an army of community volunteers. the community have been helping out, volunteers have been coming to do their bit to look for nicola bulley. the searches are likely to continue for the rest of the weekend. ukraine says it's recovered the bodies of two british men who were killed in the east of the country. the bodies of ch

friend emma white we're doing.riend emma white says it's been particularly difficult explaining the situation to nicholas. children again, little minds asking questions why mummy is the only again we have is we know mommy's and they're they see mommy's picture everywhere and the no effort is out looking and doing everything. we can the community's coming together to help find the missing adviser. they're appealing for anyone with information to come forward , hoping images of nicola will help jog their memory. , hoping images of nicola will help jog their memory . all week help jog their memory. all week they've been saying she's the local community. everybody's really time come together , try really time come together, try and do everything they can to find her and bring a home to a family. it'sjust, find her and bring a home to a family. it's just, you know, we're keeping our eyes up. anyone could possibly have been here this time last week. i just feel like sun would do my bit. even to stop her doing this. holdi

in response to the police�*s theory, nicola's friend of ten years emma white said it's important to keepd basing it on a theory. we can't go and tell those girls, well, the theory could be x, y and z — we need some evidence. whatever the news is, then we'll deal with whatever the evidence is. so again, we're out in force today and raising that awareness. if anybody does see anything, hear anything, jogs the memory of last friday, please share. but on the bulletin yesterday, we're asking for factual information so that influx of calls yesterday, we want the facts. 0ur reporter 0livia richwald has been in the village of st michael's on wyre in lancashire. well, the light has faded now, but it has been another day of searching here in lancashire. the police have had their helicopters up above the river and they have walked the length of this riverfrom here near where she was last seen eight—and—a—half miles out to say. it is now eight days since the 45—year—old mum of two was last seen. only in the last half an hour, the police have had a drone up so it is very much a search in progress. an

in response to the police�*s theory, nicola's friend of ten years emma white said it's important to keepng about a life and basing it on a theory. we can't go and tell those girls, well, the theory could be x, y and z. we need some evidence. whatever the news is, then we'll deal with whatever the evidence is. so again, we're out in force today and raising that awareness. if anybody does see anything, hear anything, jogs the memory of last friday, please share. but on the bulletin yesterday, we're asking for factual information so that influx of calls yesterday, we want the facts. i spoke earlier to our reporter olivia richwald, who's at st michael's on wyre in the north of england. she told me what is being searched for today. she told me what is being searched for today. well, just since we've been here this morning, we've seen the police helicopter overhead — flying very low, actually, and hovering for a long time, presumably scanning the river for any signs of nicola. we've also seen police search teams on foot. just a few minutes ago, they've passed this section further up the river.

in response to the police�*s theory, nicola's friend of ten years emma white said it's important to keepife and basing it on a theory. we can't go and tell those girls, well, the theory could be x, y and z. we need some evidence. whatever the news is, then we'll deal with whatever the evidence is. so again, we're out in force today and raising that awareness. if anybody does see anything, hear anything, jogs the memory of last friday, please share. but on the bulletin yesterday, we're asking for factual information so that influx of calls yesterday, we want the facts. our reporter olivia richwald joins us live now from the village of st michael's on wyre in lancashire. you are talking in the last hour about continuing operations in the river and in the area. what about continuing operations in the river and in the area.— about continuing operations in the river and in the area. what i police auoin to river and in the area. what i police going to be _ river and in the area. what i police going to be doing _ river and in the area. what i police going to be doing this _ river and in the are

a short time ago, i spoke again to emma white, a good friend of nicola, she has known herfor ten yearstone day for all the family and friends. and we're out in force today. so we've had banners made made, placards of her face. so the idea from our thought process is seven days on, there might be someone that's passing today that passed last friday that mightjust be able to shed that glimmer of hope that we need. just a bit of information. you've been in touch, obviously, closely with paul, her partner and the family. how are they bearing up? just put yourself in their shoes. i mean, the journey they're going on, as paul described, a perpetual nightmare. you saw nicky's mum and dad yesterday. and lou. and they are the most closeknit family. you heard dad say, every single day they speak to, speak to or see his daughters, seven days on it, not be able to do that. and then we relate to, she's mummy and those poor girls asking questions, where's mummy? how is mummy? even today, the little one, daddy didn't quite do her hair right. "mummy does it this way." put yourself in paul's shoes. he'

emma o'brien. gautam adani's white power has a few parallels.ni is even worse than evergrande in some ways. we have been talking about the similarities, what we are seeing with hna and evergrande. not the first emerging markets conglomerate to come under shortselling attacks under these themes like high valuations. the liver -- the level of debt for evergrande was far worse. why do you think the impact is much worse for adani? >> it has a lot to do with their investment base. they have attracted blue-chip investors and investment grade credit firms that are more skittish toward market turmoil than evergrande or agent a investors. evergrande was high-yield from day one. believe it or not, they have about $14 billion bonds outstanding and most of it is investment grade. ultra wealthy people, when they buy these investment grade bonds, they don't offer much yield and they tend to catch them out for that -- as citibank and credit suisse have done, they cut off those loans. adani's 2024 bond is offering just a little over 3% rate. so i think it is th

have full month's, tried to capture the city whether emma and both sides have suffered high casualties with the white noise when when we're the brazil breakfast, my medicals worked practically nonstop. or for the full scale invasion, we have $50.00 to $60.00 wounded in a 9 month rotation of war. now sometimes we have more than that in one day. so there's a lot of work. but these soldiers are the best back loop holds limited strategic importance, but taking it would be a major symbolic victory for russia. ukraine's president admitted things were not going well. which can avenue of the situation is constantly becoming more difficult . the enemy is constantly destroying everything that can be used to protect our positions for fortification and defense. our soldiers defending in the back move direction. there are real heroes, was priority level. as russia ramps up its attacks, it could be on the verge of claiming the city ending the longest battle so far of its invasion of ukraine and dw correspondent nick connelly and joins us from cave. what's behind these increasingly urgent, ukrainian pronouncements

emma vardy, bbc news, derry. well as we've been reporting...the white house has been explaining why the us military has shot a seriesincluding a suspected spy balloon from china. emily harding is deputy director and senior fellow of the international security programme at the centre for strategic and international studies. she told me we have to keep an open mind about the flying objects. it's important to separate what we know and will know a little bit about. but we know definitively about the south carolina that it was large, high altitude and was carrying a payload and had significant intelligence correction capabilities but for the other objects we know about the bill. they were operating at a lower altitude and that they were different shapes and sizes and were operating much further north. but we do not know yet is created them. launch them. all kinds of payloads they may have been carrying. shallot —— know a lot more was they have been researched. it know a lot more was they have been researched.— been researched. it has been unprecedented _ been researched. it has been unprecedented the _ been researched. i

emma, you see this as part of a larger piece, with the resurgence of white nationalism. >> certainly.wish person, you grow up saying that anti-semitism is foreign and far away in time and place. the hear the words, welcome to being a jew in georgia is terrifying. it's important that we step back and understand the broader phenomenon that's contributing to this. anti-semitism is part and parcel in part of a white nationalist movement. there's extensive research, that seventh semitism is fueled by the growth of this group that's been emboldened in recent years. there's a hate crime that occurred every hour in the u.s. there's been a 100% growth of hate groups in the last 20 years in the country. when we see the visible ma manifestation of hatred against jews, what is going on with white supremacy at large. >> it feels overwhelming. just in the united states, this must be daunting. we saw this creep up a few years ago with identity europa and groups like that. they were doing flyering in jersey city and staten island, with anti-semitic messages. we're thinking this is new york in 2018, 2

white house, house and senate. the long-term fiscal imbalance, frankly, still comes down to the same things that were always the case. emma graphics, how quickly we are aging, health care cost inflation, in particular, and also the interest rate, which is crucial. those three things basically define -- it is not fraud and abuse, foreign aid and other things people talk about with regard to the budget trajectory. those three factors really determine the path of that as a share of the economy. what i would say now is, more important than any of that over the next few months is what will happen on the debt limit in the u.s. we have a major opportunity to shoot ourselves in the foot by not addressing the debt limit in a noncontroversial and non-dramatic way, and i fear that we are not on a path to doing that. we could see a lot more drama in the treasury market over the summer, as this looming problem is not addressed. that is separate in my mind from the long-term fiscal imbalance the country faces. amber: what would be the consequence of that? consensus is we might get an 11th hour issue, a deal ultimately will get done. do

so, emma, you see this as part of a larger piece with the resurgence of white nationalism.y, i mean first of, all its alarm. it as a jewish person, you in the united states thinking, antisemitism sounds like something very foreign. and faraway in time. so, to hear those, words welcome to being a true in georgia is terrifying. i do think that it's importing to step out and understand the broader phenomenon that's contributing to this. antisemitism is part of a white supremacist, white nationalists, and i think that there has been extensive research that shows that antisemitism is amna made it by jerusalem. it's fueled by the growth of this broader movement that's been emboldened in recent years, and i mean you can look at the numbers, there's a hate crime that occurs every hour in the u.s.. and, there has been 100% growth of hate groups in the last 20 years in the country. so, i think, when we see all these very visible manifestations of hatred towards jews, it's important to also ask how do we think about countering white supremacy at large because it is part of that ideolo

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emma will be right back. i is been reported. the sea ice, william burns offered russia 20 percent of ukrainian territory in exchange for indian, the conflict, the kremlin, the white house and the cia all have rejected this reporting, all of which makes us think the opposite. some of the biden administration want to wrap up his needless colon event. for is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection for community. are you going the right way or are you being led to somewhere? direct what is true? wharf is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, need to come to the russian state patrol narrative i phone and ignore some scheme destination that can cause it within the 55 will dissipate. okay, so 9 is 2000 speedy one else with we will van in the european union the kremlin. ca, yep, machine. the state on russia for date and square r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest and with the oh, and welcome back to the m. o. we are again joined by ambassador herman cohen. thank you for staying with us, mr.

shery: emma o'brien, bloomberg's asia managing editor. coming up next, we will ask whitezuo ueda will be formally nominated as governor of the bank of japan. this is bloomberg. ♪ get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. >> based on the previous comments, i think his persistence is neutral relative to the more hawkish candidates. >> he is a dove, i don't think there's much doubt. is he as devilish as kuroda? maybe not. >> the key thing is that he is completely objective. he is a scientist, he is an economist. he is not dogmatic. >> i don't expect a lot of major surprises. >> clearly, the fundamental story is suggesting that the bank of japan is more likely to consider normalization for its monetary policy, regardless of the boj governor nomination. >>

white working class boy. but if you're a black or brown working class, you are further disadvantaged . do you further disadvantaged. do you understand . the emmalike. i mean, you've experi it's the system. you are working class and you went to cambridge . yeah. i mean country is a very . the statistics on this are very clear the most group when it comes to higher education this country are white working class boys. and i'm sorry to say that narinder the statistics there there is a larger there because there is a larger number of applications from white to postgraduate courses . white to postgraduate courses. actually, they are ranked third in those that are actually success school. so this is just a misrepresentation of the statistics. and like i say , know statistics. and like i say, know that in education, white working class boys are the most disadvantaged it so to try and make about race but that may double your racism thing emma that might be because of that work ethic that may not be racism can't point that at racism can't point that at racism race can we agree that these are universities do you favour middle class white and students as

white working class boy. but if you're a black or brown working class, you are further disadvantaged . do you further disadvantaged. do you understand . the emmayou like. i mean, you've experi it's the system. you are working class and you went to cambridge . yeah. i mean country is a very . the statistics on this are very clear the most group when it comes to higher education this country are white working class boys. and i'm sorry to say that narinder the statistics there there is a larger there because there is a larger number of applications from white to postgraduate courses . white to postgraduate courses. actually, they are ranked third in those that are actually success school. so this is just a misrepresentation of the statistics. and like i say , know statistics. and like i say, know that in education, white working class boys are the most disadvantaged it so to try and make about race but that may double your racism thing emma that might be because of that work ethic that may not be racism can't point that at racism can't point that at racism race can we agree that these are universities do you favour middle class white and students

white. they're not really set with this. they also got they also godfrey got their knickers in a twist about vaccine mandates and the rollout of emmaidn't they ? of emma rna jabs. didn't they? they did indeed. they came in favour of big pharma . so they've favour of big pharma. so they've got they've come out in favour big pharma net zero and they still haven't actually said they're going to mobilise the royal navy actually tow these boats back . they've hinted at it boats back. they've hinted at it but it's not black and white. so now not they're not the alternative, are they not? they're not really a serious alternative. and i said when we spoke about it, mark, if you're going be a new party on the block, you have to be absolutely defence and you need a firm , a defence and you need a firm, a charismatic leader and you have to be talking the language of the old man on the clapham omnibus and then not doing that . however, godfrey , do i get so . however, godfrey, do i get so many emails from my viewers saying i'll never vote tory again , i'll never vote labour again, i'll never vote labour again, i'll never vote labour again . it

white. they're not really set with this. they also got they also godfrey got their knickers in a twist about vaccine mandates and the rollout of emmaidn't they ? of emma rna jabs. didn't they? they did indeed. they came in favour of big pharma . so they've favour of big pharma. so they've got they've come out in favour big pharma net zero and they still haven't actually said they're going to mobilise the royal navy actually tow these boats back . they've hinted at it boats back. they've hinted at it but it's not black and white. so now not they're not the alternative, are they not? they're not really a serious alternative. and i said when we spoke about it, mark, if you're going be a new party on the block, you have to be absolutely defence and you need a firm , a defence and you need a firm, a charismatic leader and you have to be talking the language of the old man on the clapham omnibus and then not doing that . however, godfrey , do i get so . however, godfrey, do i get so many emails from my viewers saying i'll never vote tory again , i'll never vote labour again, i'll never vote labour again, i'll never vote labour again . it