you know, kendrick lamar's all right was it was a rallying cry in ferguson from ferguson summer right point being she didn't know that she was an internet sensation. she was like your mother. yeah. yeah, exactly. and that was never for channel. channel youtube. she don't have none of that. so but beyond that, she also was struggling with substance abuse. she was unhoused for long period of time. yeah. she she was trying to find her family again. she she didn't know any of this was happening because the world underneath her was falling, because the social safety net was unavailable. so there was an entire water resistance and tired. what a spectacle that was that utilized the mobilized her but that she couldn't utilize and mobilize. and so i say that to say that these weapons of the week are important. it may be indispensable, but they're insufficient because they operate within a world where we still have huge gaps between the have nots and the have nots. we live in a world where there's still state violence. we live in a world where people still don't have access to the things they n

former vice chairman roger ferguson is here with a preview. >>> a busy day for twitter shareholders reportedly voting to approve the sale to elon musk this is the twitter whi whistleblower heading to capitol hill. >>> the railroad strike that could cost the u.s. economy $2 billion a day. >>> historic night at the emmys for a number of reasons. we've got the winners and highlights ahead it is tuesday, september 13th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm come edominic chu in for brn sullivan this is your u.s. stock futures. the dow implied higher by 142 points s&p by 20. the nasdaq higher by 65. the major advantages trying to extend a four-session winning streak ahead of the august read on consumer prices, cpi. the bond market is very much in focus with the inflation data. the 10-year treasury note yield is lower on the session so far just a hair below 3.32%. it continues a near to medium turn trend to the upside 2-year treasury about 3.53%. 30-year treasury below 3.49% in the crude market, the growth outlook for the world right now with prices higher u.s.

sir ferguson or fergie as she became to be known was a really fun-loving character. >> thumbs up. >> who was a polo manager for prince charles, she was an avid horse woman, very outdoorsy, they both had racey senses of humor. >> kiss me. >> why do you want me to kiss you? >> they're filming. quick. dare you. >> you're a monster. >> they were, at least initially, a breath of fresh air. >> oh, the kiss. >> it was princess diana who had played match maker for prince andrew and her friend sara. >> diana certainly welcomed her as a comrade in arms, a friend who was her contemporary. >> these two sisters in law wanted to have a bit of fun. >> diana and fergie were partners in pranks, tabloids in particular, delighted in following them. they crashed a party in police outfits. they were poking people with umbrellas. >> they formed quite a double act for the public. they were obsessed by them. the marry wives of wind sore, they were known as. >> charles privately disapproved of this behavior. he was unimpressed that diana and fergie were going out to these social events and playing up. >> lov

i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. the united states has ordered 2 of its largest chip makers to stop selling high and processors to china and russia. the restrictions targeting video and a m d 's top computing chips used for artificial intelligence. the u. s. department of commerce says the move is intended to limit the spread of technology used to make weapons. it means that chinese and russian companies won't be able to access products, enabling sophisticated image and speech recognition used in warfare that talk more about this with dw financial correspondent teddy, also in new york. ted, you good to see, you know, this isn't about on all tift, but on certain kinds of processors. what kind of capabilities do they have? are they really used in warfare? yeah, well, these are really high tech ships. typically, they are used for artificial intelligence. as you mentioned, more specifically, machine learning, speeding up those processes, image face recognition. it's used for all kinds of things, and yes, they can be used

i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. the pace of hiring in the united states is down, but the country is still out. it's $315000.00 new jobs in the month of august. those figures come from, i'm much away to jobs report, which some analysts are interpreting as a find that rising interest rates and fears of a recession are discouraging businesses from expanding. the slow down in the new hiring has reduced fears of inflation with shares initially rising on the news. let's talk more about this with the w a financial correspondent, james sweeney in new york. hi james. good to see these kinds of data can be a little bit confusing to interpret. is this good or is it bad news for the u. s. economy? it's a little bit of both. the truth is it depends on who you asking what they're focused on. because regarding jobs, if someone is looking for a job and they got one, that's great news, we'll come back to contributing to society, good job. but someone, if there's someone out there struggling to find the job and still can't find one,

this is the only business on k ferguson. thanks for joining me. russia has suspended olga supplies to germany through the north stream. one pipeline. state energy from gas from says deliveries will be stopped for 3 days for maintenance work. but there are diets over whether gas will start flowing again on saturday. russia had already reduced with $31.00 flows to 20 percent of their normal capacity fighting technical reasons. the german government accuses the kremlin of using gas applies as a weapon to retaliate against western sanctions. for more in this, i'm joined by carl natalie, ceo of crystal energy. carol with us stop it really only last 3 days. well, your guess is as good as mine, but many fear the storage is going to last much longer than that because we have seen the trust shine. it's not really a surprise has been using it gas supplies to europe as a weapon to achieve certain political points. and so that's why i think the markets here maybe factoring the source supplies not coming back to the market after 3 days.

we have roger ferguson, greg fleming, carson block, and r rostin behnam.'ll be sitting down with my panel and joe's panel. paula worked closely with stan because she used to run bowdoin college foundation and obviously she's on the board there she said probably nobody is better at figuring out what's happening in changing market conditions than stan d drucke druckenmiller. >> 30 years, that money found at duquesne that's pretty good that's a lot of pressure with all this money i'm not trying to manage, it's just too difficult at this point. it takes an emotional toll and everything else. he was here last year delivering or the year before no, it was 2014 >> i can't believe it's been that long. >> 2014. so it's a rare and valuable moment, i think, for me and for everybody. >> i think so too. again, changing market conditions is what we have today, which is probably why the timing for this conference is so important this time around >> i mean, in essence, you know one of the thing he was focusing on in 2014 >>. >> what? >> the fed needs to get off zero inter

the second wave of its beginning was the death of michael brown in ferguson following the succession of people killed. we were in a moment where people were looking for that affirmation of historical context with which to make sense of why we saw some of the things happening that were happening. i was in graduate school getting my phd and study, broadly, racial inequality. i was reading these books giving me new language and new frameworks, ideas with which to make sense of what was around me. wide police the pardons existed the way they did. why inequality was so profound in different urban cities. new language and framework with which to understand how the history of public policy decisions created the inequality we see in the cities. part of what i started doing on twitter was i had these threads where i was talking about the books that were in conversation with the moment we found ourselves in. you begin to editorialize and it becomes many blogs -- mini blogs. and then i began to turn those threads into more thoughtful pieces. it is interesting because my journey to becoming a jo

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but there have been fans, too, including kenneth ferguson. so, what does laura herself have to say?irst thing to ask, what are you trying to do with the programme? well, i think the legacy of the sunday morning slot is massive, but i think we were excited to have an opportunity to make something that both respected the heritage of the programme but also moved into the 21st century. and i think both in the way that i wanted to do the programme, we wanted to make it feel very open, very transparent, maybe a bit more conversational. you know, we've all lived through many years of politicians who it feels like they've been screaming and shouting at each other. and i think we're trying to make a bit more space to hear arguments. absolutely. absolutely do the core centraljob of the show, which is to ask questions that the audience want answered, to ask questions that need to be answered. but that's not necessarily done with a kind of 60—minute shouting match on a sunday morning. one of the things you are doing differently is you've got rid of the paper review and some of our contributors

they will be adoptd by prince andrew and sarah fern sarah ferguson. >> we're all happy to hear that the corgis are still going to a family home . what can we expect to happen between now ane funeral? >> reporter: there is going to be a 24-hour viewing of the quen the queen in scotland and after that she will be flown to london . people will want to catch a ge a glimpse of her coffin. it is really going to be a time of ren of reflection. this is someone who meant so much to so many. then the funeral is going to take place on monday, september 19. we expect loyalty to descend descend upon london. they will only be able to use buses to get get to westminster abbey and then the queen will be buried behind me. >> many are honoring the only queen they've ever known. > >> let's take a look at your moy watch headlines. visas joining mastercard and american express to categorize gun sales in a new new category. until now they were considered general merchane general merchandise. americans splurged in 20 and 21 on average average spending nearly $4000 ot on entertainmentamount spent amount spent

i think the way she this even with them, with the, with student routine for ferguson over your room, the room to go to vote for sure. this loads in here with me for you, for your little voted in the school for with us and those are 2 more for what do you do? bruce super for brought to georgia to do a future trooper for her a oh, [000:00:00;00] with a lot more than a whole. hi barbara. how are you? a new speaker with how long you live here with major joy. wow. too much do a lot and what's amazing, you know, people think, you know, shaq your issue. thank you for coming to know that to hear or hear. well, you guys have to hear the kids who continue to go to school. the teachers continue to teach. while bob's are for when you heard them this morning, right. and so to continue with life, you are that you're not, i'm interested to be a special operations right now. is truly it is incredibly brilliant. we're gonna finish this one, couple of months. okay. how long was america? i couldn't do it. how long was american via and do you clean needle? can you know when you're battling after this da

in the book and how ferguson exploded because the officers had to go out and ticket the poor people in this community so that the city could have money. to do what it needed to do. but what happens when you can't get money from them they get incarcerated so yeah, i've actually done a ferguson a few times on research and you're absolutely correct for many of the people down there the damages right from the court system are irreparable. absolutely. nothing that can be done to really to no no, and that's why the court needs to be involved in healing and that's why transform how transforming our court system can heal our communities because we are so often responsible for the damage that's caused in our communities and that's why when people say why with the court that's why because we're causing this damage that's happening and these communities. yeah, i love how i had back to society and you mentioned the legislators and so forth as well. it seems like you know anything that we don't want to do with as a society. we thrilled to the criminal justice system, right which is just simply i

said higher gas prices do remain a risk joining us is former federal reserve vice chair roger fe ferguson is there any number that could come out tomorrow on inflation that would alter the course for the fed at next week's meeting >> you know what, i really don't think so there's a hope that the headline cpi number will come in a little lower. survey of economists show it comes from 8.5 to 8. the core last time came in at 5.8 might move up and down a few tenths i don't think there's any number that's going to move them off the currently market expected and likely 75 basis point move in september. >> but inflation expectations have come down, roger, if you look at break-evens and the swaps. do you think inflation will come down rapidly from here >> i don't think it's going to come down rapidly from here for a couple of reasons. one is something secretary yellen talked about, which there's always a risk of surprise that drives commodity prices oil back up secondly, labor markets continue to be very tight the most most recent reading shows, roughly, two job openings for every unemployment pe

ferguson. >> king charles iii will be addg the scottish parliament today. there will be the vigil of the princes, where the queen's children will stand guad around her coffin. >> and ian we know the queen's l is one week from today. a lot h. a lot of people coming togethero pay respects, honor her legacy she leaves behind. what are some some of the security plans for the amount of people that are going to be in all of this all week long? >> reporter: there is going to e a lot of security. this has been been planned for quite awhile. e know the heads of state and ther partners are invited, and they e asked to fly commercial, although president biden and tht lady, they will be attending. i doubt they will be flying on ang other than air force one. but once they get to london, helicos and also official vehicles are banned from central london during the funeral. so they wile transporting all dignitaries on bus. again they say that is fory reasons. amanda? >> thank you so much for that r, ian. > >> and back here in the bay are, coffee shop in china town known to

just cancel it, but i do like, do you want if you do go with the white house dot and zack with will ferguson. you said you guys are on the phone with you. okay. cool. um yeah, i heard the stuff. was that because you were kind of still with me so much when you are sure this my you something so i did the screen. you do give me one second i cuz you you said it store, did you bill? i'm turn this hot, you know a foolish for order for, for, for one should with me only unless you have a with in spring 2022, many variable residence. remember that he has previous date. they've been visited by one of my dans ringleaders. built up ira shanker, there become the president of ukraine shortly before his visit. even then, he knew that the russian speaking se regional could only be kept from exiting ukraine with punitive measures for meeting with only now did the people understand the meaning of his words about a human shield defending the city? shallow results cultured boy was unwilling new wilful, styled outdoor. i will show clear he lusciously or for ideally shall come, fiddled willingly for last month. a

they might your, i think the way she the sitting with them with the, with student routine there for ferguson, a little tribute to worship. a believe you seen with me for a school, for, with us. and those are 2 for, for what do you do super for brought to georgia to do a future trooper for her a oh, you know with a lot more than a whole. hi barbara. how are you? a new speaker with how long you live here with 2 more to major. enjoy too much do a lot and what's amazing, you know, people think you know, shaq your issue. thank you for coming on that to hear or hear. well, you guys have to hear the kids who continue to go to school. the teachers continue to teach while bob's are for you heard them this morning, right. and so to continue with life, you are, as you're not, i'm interested to be a ah, the special operations right now is truly it is incredibly brilliant. we're gonna finish this one, couple of months. okay. how long was america? i couldn't do. how long was american via and do you clean needle? can you know when you're battling after this data will collapse, they will be destroyed. ah, t

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i'm k. ferguson. welcome to mate. the aluminum industry says that's absurd. zones often child ovens like these can't just be turned off like your of it at home. it's an incredibly laborious and cost intensive process and firing them up again. only makes sense if there are major changes in the energy market. i'd like to say not up. there is an energy distribution problem to households. automobiles and businesses need energy. and there are big differences between industries. these branches use 75 percent of industrial energy and are now in big trouble. political action is needed. energy intensive businesses are demanding a europe wind cap on energy prices, as well as state bank aid to keep companies from having to stop production. this is one point businesses and labor unions agree on works councils plan to turn up the political pressure in the, in again and says in just over 800000 people work in energy intensive industries in germany, which gives us a lot of weight politically with india one got a buy pull, it's 80000

in partnership with the pulitzer center, special correspondent jane ferguson reports from the atlantic state of bahia, north of rio. jane: it takes a strong person to survive the slums, known as favelas, of panama city. on top of crushing poverty and crime, people must fight just to keep a roof over their heads. under the government of jair bolsonaro these last four years, efforts by farmers and land developers to push the poor off unoccupied lands, often with violence, have increased. >> it's terrible because he armed the land speculators. they say that we are troublemakers, invaders, and they arm the farmers and say that we don't have the right to land. jane: nildes araujo leads the fight to defend her home, this small patch of land she shares with 60 families living in tiny, makeshift houses. she works with a land rights organization, and after speculators sent gunmen to chase them away, araujo got a lawyer, went to court, and won the right to stay, for now. >> these conflicts have always occurred, but with the bolsonaro government, it worsened because they do not give us the right

later this hour, before ferguson and baltimore, there was phoenix, new jersey. a new msnbc documentary visits the so-called racial utopia. 30 years after the fatal police shooting of a black teenager which shocked the nation. that films co director joins us here. here thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that's right, dr. gary. -jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in line. what was it? [ sighs ] i can't remember. peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. the more you want to do, the more we want to do. boosters designed for covid-19 variants are now available. brought to you by pfizer & biontech

point blank range and snuck out and, you know, it was the protest not to especially after 14 after ferguson it was really difficult me to understand how to insert myself into this. and first of all, it's hard for to think about the idea of talking to my father, who had been, you know, delivered the eulogy for james chaney in 1964 and talk to him about more dead folks in the 21st century and the fact that he is talking to me on my way to a protest where the possibility of things happening to me are the same that could have happen to him 60 years ago. you know, and then it's an indictment of this country, you know, and the fact that i could write a book in my dad's voice and people can say, i don't know who who is saying what. and you know, he's 45, 46 years older than me. and it's about things happened in the sixties and too, in 2020. it's not about necessarily, you know, it's about what has not happened in this country. you know, and so. there was a moment in this where i have chosen to allow these things, force me into despair, to think about how what has not happened in this country, but

there are reports that the queen's son andrew and his ex-wife sarah ferguson will live on the estatel take over caring for the royal dogs. apparently the queen and sarah, duchess of york, had bonded over their love of dogs. >>> a teacher strike in seattle continues today, and there are new developments in the trump documents investigation. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "usa today" reports lawyers for former president trump and the department of justice submitted four special master candidates to review classified documents seized at mar-a-lago. an independent special master will be appointed to review the material taken from trump's florida estate last month to screen out potentially privileged material. the two sides proposed two names each to a federal judge after they could not agree on a candidate. >>> "the seattle times" says classes in that city are canceled again today as negotiations between the school district and striking teachers continue. more than 6,000 teachers and staff went on strike last wednesday on what was supposed to be the first day

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ferguson protest.rning. we are showing up at the top of buildings were sniper i fakes and observing the protest and that is the originals of the oath keepers. it hasn't changed. what is change is public transparency. not like the media and government are paying more attention to these paramilitary organizations, who have been involved it disruptions and places like portland, oregon. washington d.c. and los angeles california and members of the oath keepers have participated and the all right protest? we are concerned and we are concerned that they are involved in terms of the insurrection and -- >> we are having a little bit of technical difficulties, which tends to happen obviously. when we are on live television out moments. we do think eric for contributing to that conversation. certainly, a concerning testament to say the least we have so many members of law enforcement, and former military as a part of an extremist far-right group like the oath keepers that were involved in orchestrating the janua

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. >>> when we come back, roger ferguson with some reaction to chair powell's remarks as we go to break, how treasuries are faring today. i get the act you could argue largely viewing the powell appearance as somewhat incremental. you do have some movement in treasuries, oil reversed higher, the s&p holding. lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure for your business. businesses have to find new ways to compete in order to thrive in an ever-changing market. the right relationship with a bank who understands your industry, as well as the local markets where you do business, can help lay a solid foundation for the future. pnc provides the resources of one of the nation's largest banks

ferguson: i thank the gentleman.ne final thing, leader hoyer made an announcement that that we were going to close votes in a timely fashion and it is virtually to do it with proxy voting because it took two hours to complete. and given that the business community is getting back to normal and workers returned to work and seeing businesses return to normal operations and given that the president proclaimed that the pandemic is over, do you also expect to end proxy voting next week when the current cover period ends? mr. jeffries: that's a decision that ultimately will be made by the speaker in consultation with other members of leadership being guided by the public health professionals, the capitol physician has guided the decision up until this point in terms of the public health emergency that we have been under and what the appropriate protocols are to make sure that we are being responsible. mr. ferguson: if the gentleman would yield. mr. speaker, i think america expects congress to lead. and we are seeing again

and and and in short everything and it was very well i like it i liked it there, i remember sarah fergusonwife of prince andrew, for the first time he introduced rog to him and it was such a scandal in britain that, well, all of charles. by the way, i sat at the same table with him among those i knew, well, they didn't they remember for sure, but it's charles and anna, tell me how it was. it's so interesting. in the 90s, there were days of britain in kyiv. in kyiv, it was the soviet union, so we decided that there would be some events in kyiv aimed at well, if they were widespread information about great britain then for the first time the bbc crossed the border into the soviet union because i had already cooperated with them, they invited me to work here in kyiv, and she was visiting the exhibition, we were at the exhibition there at the vdnkh, our office was there, we were making radio programs there, and she came. they came in white shirts. yes, that’s because they really have these traditions, and i say, “why are you so pretentious ?” i say, “well, the bark will pass.” on the queen and

today, ferguson claims to g forces are using mortars and rocket artillery. walter g. a sam says targets dan has made no effort to stop the clashes and is using all kinds of military equipment to respond. meanwhile, moscow has expressed its willingness to help solve the conflict, and this is a developing story. so of course, we will keep you updated on the details as they become available to us. to go up to the americas, anti china stance is highlighted in a new bill that could radically reshape washington's tie. one policy if adopted the u. s. would interact with the islands authorities, like a recognized government and provide a more financial aid. china's foreign ministry said the move would escalate tensions between beijing and washington on the bill. seriously. breach of the u. s . commitment of china on the taiwan question and violates the one china principal. it constitutes interference in china. internal affairs violates international law and basic norms. international relations and the census seriously wrong signal to taiwan independence separate this forces c

he recently became a father and already knows what the future holds for his son, tanya ferguson. so excuse me, butch moore, senior little girl, that's a to z with you. we are them is only absolute for me about be so stressful because under sombre g or the sub score, more doppler core are some skim rosner of course. so our couch, total sales, parabolic demographic, we have the military or your struggle, the rosky thread dark. we may still be more power baffled suspects only corporate outs. your story, more soap ski threads, which is your if your mirror he slumbered. people most reticent of speaking about war or those who once took up arms at the document. but he got the what, not really at the national fisher court now, but he got the drug, kitty. he worked with florida, we should the winner. she breath calling yes. going to really buckle anyone. leslie will just sticking out. his cap has his id and his t shirt insults and serbian against the ukranian as all regiment. zora leakage still looks like a student. in the late ninety's he studied geology and could have opted out of servi

i'm k. ferguson. welcome to mate. rising. fuel costs are an especially big issue for energy intensive industries like al you many and production. just take a look at this trajectory in the past 2 years, the price of natural gas has risen nearly 40 forwards in europe. the sky rocketing costs are putting a huge strain on production facilities. in our next report, we'll hear from industry insiders in the western german city of nice. the production of liquid aluminum has a long history and germany. the process used to make it is calm, fused salt, electrolysis, and it uses a lot of energy, a whole lot. one ton of aluminum needs. 15000 kilowatt hours. energy costs in germany this summer meant that costs 6000 euros, bought on the world market. a ton of aluminum sells for just a fraction of this price. so what happens now? if it gets ripped, i think production will decrease and we're seeing that already over there. i really hope we can avoid a large scale industry shut down on plants. garland works for the ec