did you meet fidel castro? i those things. did you meet fidel castro?— fidel castro? _ fidel castro? i met him a couple of times, - fidel castro? i met him a couple of times, he i fidel castro? i met him a couple of times, he was i couple of times, he was somebody that turned up to ballet events, and events of all kinds of artistic things, an amazing figure, very tall man, everybody was afraid of him, i was afraid of him, too much power in one man, but my father love the man, because of he lived in the time before. he went and got to meet him as well. i did a sort of musical extravaganza in 2020, 2002 sorry. he turned up in a suit, because normally comes with the green military outfit and then my father on camera met him, and he started to talk about with him and everything, and i remember my father said he was the messiah and all of that, an infidel said to father, you know, you know too much, i'm going to pay you a visit so we can really have a chat over coffee, like a proper chat, and my father did not leave the house for months after that, because i said should be

did you meet fidel castro?as somebody that turned up to ballet events, and events of all kinds of artistic things. an amazing figure, very tall man, everybody was afraid of him, i was afraid of him. too much power in one man, but my father loved the man because also he lived in the time before. he went and he got to meet him as well. i did a sort of musical extravaganza, tocororo, a cuban tale, in 2020, 2002, sorry. he turned up in a suit, because normally he comes with the green military outfit, and then my father on camera met him, and he started to talk about with him and everything, and i remember my father said he was the messiah and all of that, and fidel said to my father, "you know, "you know too much, i'm going to pay you a visit "so we can really have a chat over coffee, like a proper "chat," and my father did not leave the house for months after that, because i said, "should we go out?" he said, "no, no, fidel told me he is coming, i better wait," and obviously he never did, but that tells you how mu

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website throughout this final hour of trade fidelity acknowledging that. that customers are experiencing issues with fidelity.com they say we're working urgently to resolve these issues. we apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your being a customer. tough timing final hour of trade for anybody who trades on that site in terms of retail. >> it is the market's been heavy for a while. i mentioned the s&p was sitting right on top of last week's low, which was also exactly where that mid july breakout took place higher it seemed like it was tempting sellers to take it below i would be the say there's a lot to connect the fidelity outage it seems like too many friction points today yields are hanging around their highs. whether it's because of reaccelerating growth, inflation going to be sticky, fed going to have to be on the case or just a global story in terms of japan gdp, all that stuff into the mix with august seasonseasonality. we're not yet over sold. nothing that's gone on is really outside the bounds of what you might expect this time of year

that is catherine yeung from fidelity international.n losing their immigration policies to address labour shortages at home. new zealand is one of them and is already seeing the result. according to data released just moments ago more than 86,000 people moved there in the first half of the year, which is close to a record set in march 2020. maryjo vergara is a senior economist at the government owned kiwibank and she says an increase in migration is good news for new zealand's businesses. we migration is good news for new zealand's businesses.— zealand's businesses. we have heard businesses _ zealand's businesses. we have heard businesses right - zealand's businesses. we have heard businesses right across i heard businesses right across industries crying out for workers over the past three years. it doesn't matter if it is it or hospitality or in horticulture. they have all been crying out for workers. but those three in particular, those jobs are being filled, most of the people coming here from overseas are sort of labourers, construc

fidelity international. _ in the titling phase. fidelity international. addressing i international.ing labour shortages at home, new zealand is one of them and say record and flow of foreigners of the restrictions from covid—i9 were lifted. injune, the country relax those rules again to attract highly skilled workers. and a senior economist at government owned bank and she's is an increase in net migration is good news for new zealand businesses.— zealand businesses. referred businesses — zealand businesses. referred businesses crank _ zealand businesses. referred businesses crank out - zealand businesses. referred businesses crank out for - businesses crank out for workers over the past three years and as a matter if it's it or hospitality, they've all been crying out for workers but those three in particular, those three in particular, those jobs are being filled most of the people coming in from overseas are vaporous, construction workers and the food services and that is of the problems of the labour shortages of been in not being filled with good news and we're still trying to

for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. maria: welcome back. mortgage rates hit 21 year highs take a look at these numbers. and august selloff. bidenomics a bus. the condition of the economy is poor. with the majority saying president biden is to blame. joining me now is chief market strategist kenny polcari. great to see you. thank you for so much being here what do you think is behind this after really an incredible year for the major averages? >> i think there are a couple of things going on. typically a seasonally difficult time of the year so we have been talking about that. putting that the whole month of july. you will get ready for some seasonal difficulty. that is number one. the clarification that we had earlier in the week that talked about where the fed is that, what they are thinking, so concerned about inflation, concerned about continuing to raise rates, 6% is right where they want to take it to. i think he made that very clear on wednesday. the market is now having to reprice it. the fed is perfect, no more rate hikes. i think t

here is fidelity sincerity.ualities have been canceled in me, because that when i love i love completely. i give myself to the person. i will try to open up in this person. and well, now i have a muster once and, of course, for me my husband is the main person. i love him so much. i appreciate respect as an artist, as a performer. well, as a person, he is wonderful. usually for us for our family, sunday is a special day. as, probably, for every orthodox christian. we try to go to the temple, every sunday, at least on major holidays. this is a special day when you can come and relax your soul thank god with thoughts, for what happened, for what it turns out to ask for something to pray for your loved ones. that is, let's just say as much as possible. so to distract from all the problems of everyday life, uh, which burden us, and now to take care of our soul as much as possible has bound us. uh, joint work at the bolshoi theater of russia and met there. there we started to be friends. and what is very important an

fidel castro was one of the most prominent politicians of the 20th century, the cubans called him theda. tall, slender with a thick black beard, dressed in a dark olive military jacket with a romantic beret or cap on his head, this is how castro was remembered by millions of people around the world, the team could talk for hours about the coming communism and expose its enemies. his longest speech lasted eight and a half hours. for sincerity and courage, some idolized the castor, others hated fidel was included in the guinness book of records as the person who survived the largest number of assassination attempts. kubinsky, a revolutionary, was tried to be killed 638 times. eight scientific directions are being developed at the moment, research is being carried out in the antarctic and most of them are provided with both the most modern and scientific instrumentation systems for remote sensing of the natural environment. ah. most of these devices e, the national academy of sciences of belarus has been successfully developed and its parameters are not inferior to the best world samples

she will forever remain an example of the trumpet of luba and fidelity to the stage, and for the audiencehe standard of beauty is dmitry's report . she spent almost 60 years becoming one of the brightest stars in its history, a whole sea of ​​fresh flowers, friends, colleagues sweaty cinema viewers of various generations, her viewers irina miroshnichenko was, beloved by the actress, the star of the screen from the scene, the standard of femininity and beauty. and so, i am today i caught myself in the morning on the spot that i was going, despite the heavy loss with a smile, because she lived, it seems to me, in creativity, then certainly a very happy life. she is such a bright, such a positive person. the most important gift was she herself, her energy that sounded. i have always studied. violence and steadfastness and wisdom excitement in her works was very different, especially in the theater in the theater on the stage and in the cinema she was obsessed with the theater she lived on the stage and there were no bad roles for her irina petrovna was ready to work endless and there were ye

uh, such a soviet time, when in the west they saw the hand of moscow in everything, fidel castro won,re happened in africa, moscow alienda won the elections. it was the communists who conceived everything together with fidel castro and the international department of the central committee has been consulting for a few more months to generally trust this castro, not to trust, how to react to all this, exactly the same situation. this is what it says that we need to be more proactive , not, if we see that they are winning, i don’t know, there are pro-russian pro-belarusian forces. well , that's how it should be said. because yes, there is a cunning such a position, we adhere to world law. but if people take to the streets, they say, we want to be with russia, just don't react, don't notice that it happened, and say it in a general way. yes, we stand for compliance with international law. yes, but these people say, we want to be with russia, there is an objective process going on. it is an increase in the anti-colonial struggle and people are waiting for russia’s reaction. if it’s not ju

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i mean, fidel castro showed how you beat sanctions. but do you think the era of to him after the game with miss upgrades is as shown this ukraine situation really means the end of the united states, a weapon of choice that has heard so many families all around the world for the decades. now you birth or wives are significant stations and it's still a disease, so as a storm and states. uh right. so, but roughly as much of the economy, it's much harder to isolate. it's uh, actually the rest and experienced is a huge signal to august to get prepared to similar scenario. i mean the china or use the berg with getting these experienced into account very seriously and others to. yeah, of course, life expectancy now higher in cuba than the united states. and famously it was cuba and that held the end goal or against the british american backed up outside regime in then angola. i don't know whether that will be talked about at the break. some it tomorrow. what does your understanding of the role of this wagon a group because well, as the nature

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i mean, fidel castro showed how you beat sanctions. but do you think the era of to him after the game with miss upgrades is shown this ukraine situation really means the end of the united states, a weapon of choice that has heard so many families all around the world for the decades. now, you birds to wives are significant stations and it's still a disease. so as a story in states. uh right. so with groceries much of the economy, it's much harder to isolate these uh, added. actually the rest and experienced is a huge signal to august to get prepared to similar scenario. i mean the china or use the berg with getting these experienced into account very seriously and others to. yeah, of course, life expectancy now higher in cuba than the united states. and famously it was cuba and that held the end goal or against the british american back to apologize regime e nang angola. dealt with it as we talked about at the break summit tomorrow. what does your understanding of the role of this wagon a group? because well, as the nature of nation me

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namely, because god shares his power with him in response to faith, prayer, fidelity and the abilityorm feats, i was very glad to visit this wonderful temple, i thank everyone who participated in the design in the construction of this wonderful temple. this is how a parish church is filled with people. but he could decorate. the main temple of many local orthodox churches is so majestic and beautiful. so, god forbid that such temples be decorated, including our moscow land a in memory of today's event. i would like to donate this precious image of the tenderness of the most holy theotokos to a beautiful large temple, and i thought that i would give this image to this temple, which is also beautiful and large, so that when praying before this image, people and, first of all, our parishioners and remembered today's great consecration from his saint temple, but also in their prayers they remembered the patriarch. god bless you

of deeds such fidelity, which is tested by life and death, as telman vitalmon once said was a faithful soldier of the revolution, he fought to the end for the happiness of his people. who is there the street is closed, the passage along the neighboring street, what happened there will ruin it rudely? so let's take off together. it is difficult to say, mr. colonel, in any case, there were a lot of ambulances left. what is the view there? what is being done? mother mother mother mother brought her to the maternity hospital with a severe concussion in shock. half an hour they dug it out from under the rubble of broken bricks . it was a miracle that she remained alive. she is not only like she is also a russian cup. according to her passport, she is german. they found her passport in her coat at katherine's birthday party. maybe someone else's coat? maybe what luxurious tot is not less than 5 kg a real hero? you call to the gestapo or call. i call you only later we still have a lot of work. fine. hello frau keen. hello, i would like to ask you a few questions. can you hear me? i won't both

you mentioned, i think were chavez, and it came to mind that since chavez is kind of a take off on fidel castro. so in the past you had fidel castro and low chavez as the defacto leaders of the identity of latin america. and i think, and i'll just talk to you as an american latino, and i know that makes you and i different both of them had serious credibility problems almost because they were too far to one side. is lula not also faced with that same problem? is he not too far? what makes little difference? well, i think it's different. i think the stands on a different platform and he has the same the staff for the same uh, the same believes that the van and establish the balloon from his 1st there. i mean, office, he was never, she's never consolidated power out of himself. he always had, you know, a bureau government, he tried to work with everyone. you know, sometimes i was confused on that you meant what to do. and now we're seeing it the same, like i said, uh roughly it's not a company's sponsored time. instead of coming to the country to be smarter about political ideology anymore

to renewing fidelity to god, spouses and families, our country, and our communities. if you saw that when professor george make that statement but what is your reaction? >> guest: robbie is a friend of mine. we both served together on the president george w. bush bioethics counsel, and we have disagreed about many things ever since then. so i would say you have to disaggregate a lot of the things that robbie talks about their. i think that, for example, belief in god, that's happening. there's a lot of data that shows that at least in terms of fidelity to institutionalize religion there has been a big change. gen z as much less religious than the preceding generations. some of those declines are actually class based. if you think about something like marriage or bringing children up in a single-parent family, one of the very unfortunate things that's happened in american societyty s actually for well-to-do people, meaning people with higher education, professionals, actually those institutions havh gotten stronger. for well-to-do people, the trend is been in the oppos

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there will be rumors on the kurnik about gilding to heaven. so strong, love and fidelity subtle movela-la -la-la-la-la-la-la let the beauty try. and do not be afraid of gentle songs, thin swellings. the name of the muzzle does not serve, and it is not bad for me to separate quixote's wood . therefore, in the fall of one, the heart is closed to others. uh-huh, a song about it is sacred to you, and everything ends with it. my star, my beauty with kotova , your favorite song ends with the best song in the world. mine starts. is-6 is not dedicated to you here. after all everything ends with her, all the best of us. yells our past life has made us like this in such a way that it seems like pop songs are like a stepdaughter, that pop songs are generally easy, no one needs a genre. that's a classic, yes. estradanie. ah, in the west, everywhere in america other countries. they have a so-called weird classic. here love story still sounds and the best strange beautiful songs and even pop songs , you can call me strange, they sound on a par with the best classical pieces. indeed, in the classic

ride cases to date, for proud bois members were already convicted of the dishes conspiracy in may. fidelity is janelle de malone and washington has the courts reasoning for the decision. this is one of the harshest penalties handed out and relations of january 6 cases worth pointing out there over a 1000 of these cases. and it really has to do with a gravity with which the judge saw big's as role in helping to instigate the attack on the capital. he the judge, in this case, the judge timothy kelly called it a national disgrace. he says that that day harmed an american custom that was meant to support the rule of law and the constitution. he said that it harmed the american tradition of the peaceful transfer of power, and that, that tradition is now lost. he also said that because big a torrent tore down a fence that allowed wires to get through that that represented a deliberate and meaningful steps to disrupt the electoral vote counting going on in the capital. and that brought him to his sentence of 17 years. only the 2nd harshest with the 1st being belonging to stuart roads of the old ke

for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity.s east to israel, we've been speaking exclusively with the prime minister and jim netanyahu about the nations status as a tech of any says his government is working hard to benefit from the ai boom. >> there is noise in the short-term markets and clarity in the long-term markets. amazon just invested $7 billion in cloud services here. they are -- they do that because they know what i'm going to do. they want to make israel one of the three top ai powers in the world. ed: that was the israeli prime minister speaking with us this past sunday. joining us this monday is sarah weil founder of conviction focused on ai and software 3.0. she is a former partner at greatbatch. welcome back to bloomberg technology. >> thanks for having me. ed: let's start on a data point. in the first quarter of the year at least, almost half of venture backing for ai startups went to startups in the city of san francisco. do you recognize that as being a genuine trend, the concentration of ai talent in the city

for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. >> time for the big buzz of the morningstopping mid steel to pet the homeowners dog, watch this. >> you are the coolest dog i've ever known. i love you too, where is your dad. tell your dad he should not leave his garage open. you have a lot of stuff, dude. >> oh my god is it wrong to say i've been waiting all morning to see this video the alleged thief telling the dog owners he was the coolest dog ever before he took off. the man made off with an electric bike of a value of $1300, he has so far not been identified, we have all dogs at the table and that dog is gorgeous. you have a golden any looks like a golden. >> he was a golden and this is my biggest fear we have three goldens and if somebody ever robbed the house, that is fred, fred would say the jewelry is over there, cash in his door and they're not exactly guard dogs. >> he would take them right to it, what do you think of this joe. >> i have my lovely dog at home wobbles he would probably try to lick everyone to death. she would say she's trying to stall for time.

investment director at fidelity.k about vinfast, because the vietnamese electric car maker made its stock market debut on the nasdaq on tuesday and it was day to remember. its shares rose over 200% in a single day, meaning the company is now valued at $85 billion, which is more than ford and general motors. live now to singapore where our asia business reporter, katie silver, joins us. katie, tell us more about this company. quite an exciting debut? i'm not sure if— quite an exciting debut? i'm not sure if you _ quite an exciting debut? i“n not sure if you saw the tickertape parade but very exciting and to give you an idea raised to 55,000 in a day, as you say $85 billion compares to forward's $a8 billion and general motors $a6 billion, were huge, hugejump, the real winner it must be said was the founder and chairman, winner it must be said was the founderand chairman, he winner it must be said was the founder and chairman, he made $a0 billion in a day. the regulatory findings showed he controlled at the time 99% of

so we're going to hear from fidelity in a row for the swedish pi a who stepped top and smashed home countries for us penalty in the shootout. and also from mega repeating, know for him to night was her last ever game in world cup football. and for whom, of course, with that penalty miss ended so tragically. it is what they had to say about the shootout that was nervous. i was so nervous i couldn't watch the, the last penalty you to talk. i had no idea it was so hard to see from my end goal . so i was just hoping like, pray, like, please tell me it's a, that's the way that, you know, the game goes and that's the way that life goes. and i feel grateful for this moment still to be able to have played in another one and have this experience. and yeah, this is less or in the early march, south africa were knocked out of the tournament by the netherlands. the dutch team managed in early go from a corner kick in the 9th minute till ward's header find its way into the net and the lead was doubled in the 2nd task, the african champions never gave up the fight in the 1st appearance in a world cooking o

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and virtues such as dignity, fidelity, and temperance within a civil context. i have been working to grounded these types of moral virtues within a more basic instinctual behavioral foundation as outlined on themotiva tionsolution.net, my website. have you worked on having certain scientific types of behavioral psychological synthesis in our political system. >> thank you, john. >> well, i don't know you as how you define scientific. the least red book of the 10 i have published is when i put -- when i put out in 1998 ornate -- or 1999 called the great disruption. i took on the argument that religion is necessary for moral order and the decline of religion across the west expands -- explains all sorts of disruptions like crime and family breakdown. my basic argument i think is close to what you might be suggesting. that human beings are intrinsically social creatures. and religion is one method used to bind people to certain moral codes and standards. but you don't need religion to do that because the human instinct for conformity to rules is so strong that tha