so chatgpt and ai very much the focus. �* ., ., ., ., focus.e we move on to alphabet, what _ focus. before we move on to alphabet, what is _ focus. before we move on to alphabet, what is your - alphabet, what is your prediction for microsoft? i think it's a very strong business, and i think further improvements in terms of potential sales going forward. alphabet, the owner of google and youtube, what are you predicting there and what does the recent history indicate? its share price has risen rather less fast than microsoft, only 27% in the year to date, and particularly affected by slowing advertising. youtube went backwards in the first quarter, so we expect some improvement there. they cut their workforce this year. but again they have the opportunity of challenges from the ai part of the business. we expect the meta open source ai business. we expect the meta open source al to be a challenge for alphabet in due course. could be strong in terms of google. i think we will see some good figures from them today. will see some good figures from

but if we have to resort focus on problems on a sustainable basis and focus on on a bulk of sustainable growth, then you need to ship aspect is key. i can think of no country that has made economic progress. that didn't have a leadership in place that was committed to long term economic measures, and that had a capable team to assist it. so i think these are very important factors. also, unfortunately, the public deals political leadership and focus on has contributed enormously to. they cannot make this decision, i'm picking up on what the ambassador was saying that i mean, how do you put that sort of that sort of political team together and then sell it to the electorate. a building political consensus in the box on adrian to this point is a very difficult task box that is currently going to what we can call the poly prices. there's a lot of existential prices that have sort of know that together and that amalgamation as treated huge issues from august on and put it in the point that historically, it's never really, truly been in before. there's a political crisis, there is an institu

so far the policy focus _ to support that? so far the policy focus is _ to support that?licy focus is still - to support that? so far the policy focus is still on - to support that? so far the i policy focus is still on asking universities to absorb those young graduates a bit more in their graduate programmes and, also, the government in western and central china are encouraged to increase employment. private companies are encouraged to take on more graduates. i don't think this is a fundamental solution. a better way would be to boost domestic growth and that can create a better service sector which can provide job create a better service sector which can providejob positions for educated youth. which can provide job positions for educated youth.— for educated youth. despite a slowin: for educated youth. despite a slowing chinese _ for educated youth. despite a slowing chinese economy - for educated youth. despite a slowing chinese economy the| slowing chinese economy the monetary fund has up graded its outlook for this year. they now think the global economy will grow

that's not the focus of the department of defense. i am proud of what our members did coming together in a difficult time to say, let's get that focus back where it needs to be, on defending america, and protecting our friends around the world. and standing up to the bad actors. which there are and they're getting more and more aggressive. we need to be more and more focused. that's what today's vote produced. and the gentleman who put together that vote coalition is our whip, mr. emmer. mr. emmer: first i want to thank speaker for his leadership, the majority leader scalise. everybody who is up here. want to thank the best chief deputy whip that anybody could have in the entire whip team. reschenthaler and the entire time. i want to thank our members. i want to thank our members for remembering why they were sent here. they're sent here to put america first and americans' safety and security first and that's exactly what they did today. everybody said this couldn't happen. again, as guy was telling me on the way down here, i guess th

that's focus on that, the -a in schools. that's focus on that, the pay for _ in schools.'s focus on that, the pay for some it's _ in schools. that's focus on that, the pay for some it's a - in schools. that's focus on that, the pay for some it's a crucial i the pay for some it's a crucial issue, a live issue right now, isn't it? , ., . , it? yes, we are currently in pay disute it? yes, we are currently in pay disuute and _ it? yes, we are currently in pay dispute and all _ it? yes, we are currently in pay dispute and all the _ it? yes, we are currently in pay dispute and all the teaching - it? yes, we are currently in pay . dispute and all the teaching unions have reached out to their members so we could theoretically go and see all the teaching unions out on strike if the government don't get about her own the table and resolve theissue about her own the table and resolve the issue or on pay and workload. thank you for coming on the programme. the social media giant, meta — which owns facebook, whatsapp and instagram — now has another app. the firm has launched threads,

if you get tired faster, then, of course, you need to reduce them and focus on the benefits.ll show you a set of exercises that i like to do every morning. these exercises will help you to be cheerful, as well as fill you with energy for the whole day. the first exercise. we will comply. good morning, along with squats, it looks like this is how we tilt down, we focus on the heels along with squats. we pay attention to the position of our lower back and back. when we squat , focus on the heels in order to maximize the use of our buttocks for the second exercise. we'll get down on the mat, we'll do reverse hybrixtension, it'll work here. we have the lower back, the lower back of the buttocks and the hamstrings. we lay down on the mat, and now we will raise our arms and legs at the same time. we try to linger on the top position for three counts. we do everything to do jerks. breathe slowly, don't rush anywhere. called with a cat here we have the core muscles involved. this exercise aims beautiful posture. we will work with our lumbar, we are in no hurry to get on all fours. ou

together so for us it's just a focus on ourjob and what we want to do to— focus on ourjob and what wes on ourjob and what we want to do to stop them from creating and being _ do to stop them from creating and being dangerous. the australia side have their opener against the republic of ireland in sydney. the matildas have been at the forefront of issues surrounding pay and bargaining rights. the squad featured in a video, published by the australian pfa this week — criticising gender disparity in world cup prize money. the sport's governing body feel the side are ahead of the game. when the players made the statement, i when the players made the statement, iwasn't _ when the players made the statement, iwasn't surprised _ when the players made the statement, i wasn't surprised. that's _ when the players made the statement, i wasn't surprised. that's because - i wasn't surprised. that's because we have _ i wasn't surprised. that's because we have a — i wasn't surprised. that's because we have a collective _ i wasn't surprised. that's because we have a collective bargaining i we have a

a lot to focus on this earnings season. first want to ask about special intelligence, to what extent do you think these big mega tech companies can ride that wave? to what extent can they all be winners? >> i think in this earning land for tech ai is the number one question and people will be focusing on cloud but the forward guidance will be based on ai. it is a little bit -- ai has been around for a long time but i see it as a formula one race and we are at the starting point. nobody has monetized it to a great extent. the monetization will start now. we have all of big tech investing billions. they are at the starting line, they all have good ai engines and the winner will be the one with the best driver. >> let's start with microsoft then. you and i were talking off air about -- generative ai and it was microsoft's announcement that they purchased open ai. nvidia released their results and added to the fuel. this week microsoft announced they . . >>> it is 5:00 a.m. and here is your five at a5. the latest policy meeting

orla, that focus elsewhere. — a chance of peace.ance of peace. orla, that focus elsewhere, that you _ a chance of peace. orla, that focus elsewhere, that you have - a chance of peace. orla, that focus elsewhere, that you have been - elsewhere, that you have been describing, has that affected the money that has been raised and i potentially pays for the various leaf effort, what is the consequences of all of that been? it has had a very direct impact. the un appealfor yemen for this has had a very direct impact. the un appeal for yemen for this year, is only one quarterfunded, appeal for yemen for this year, is only one quarter funded, so 75% of the funding that the un says it needs has not been promise and not delivered, and even before that un agencies like the world food programme which is feeding millions here, has had to make deep cuts in the aid it is providing both in the north and in the south. now we have been told by the world food programme if they don't get additionalfunds by next programme if they don't get additional fu

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i think a lot of the focus _ ministerial one? i think a lot of the focus is _ ministerial one?king _ ministerial one? i think a lot of the focus is looking ahead - ministerial one? i think a lot of- the focus is looking ahead to nato. because it's an important stop off obviously for president biden to meet prime minister rishi sunak and to meet king charles. but it is a stop off on the way to what is being seen as a crucial summit where there have been lots of discussions here about what support they will be for ukraine, obviously over the weekend we had the announcement the us will be sending cluster bombs, controversially to ukraine to aid in its effort as they run low on ammunition. but also the question of future ukrainian membership of nato. and speaking to cnn in the last few days president biden said he didn't think that ukraine was ready but it needs to be some sort of rational path. some members of nato will agree with him, like germany. there is hesitation about trying to do any kind of fast track membership, particularly while a country is actively at war. we know th

let's quickly focus on finland. _ something important. let's quickly focus on finland.ortant. let's quickly focus on finland. this is a - something important. let's quickly focus on finland. this is a big, - something important. let's quickly focus on finland. this is a big, big| focus on finland. this is a big, big moment. i was speaking to the foreign ministerjust moment. i was speaking to the foreign minister just yesterday. this is a significant time in history for the country. absolutely. it is the first _ history for the country. absolutely. it is the first nato _ history for the country. absolutely. it is the first nato summit - history for the country. absolutely. it is the first nato summit where i it is the first nato summit where finland _ it is the first nato summit where finland is — it is the first nato summit where finland is an actual nato member, meaning _ finland is an actual nato member, meaning that there has probably been discussions already that the finnish people _ discussions already that the finnish people have not been able to have. weti— peopl

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the aim is not _ really focus on prevention. the aim is notjust _ really focus on prevention., but to make sure women and other vulnerable groups feel safer. for more stories from across the uk, had to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. china's newly adopted law on foreign relations has come into effect. it's meant to provide the overall rules and regulations for developing relations with the rest of the world. some of the main provisions include: upholding the multilateral trading system and opposing protectionism. at the same time, it says china can take restrictive measures against acts that endanger its security. earlier, i spoke to weihuan zhou — co—director of the china international business and economic law centre at the university of new south wales in sydney. thanks for having me. in my view, i think china needs a top—level legislation to provide a comprehensive ser of overarching principles as you mentioned. and its position, as well as its approach in the context of rising tensions, i think that's the context in which this all comes out. as you said,

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jo that's what we need to focus on. blanden, that's what we need to focus on. jif?culum fit for the modern economy, do you agree that we don't have that in our current education system? and if so what does it need to look like? it is true that vocational education is vital and as your other guess it is a to wearing the right direction for this. there is evidence that our vocational offer is not what it should be. it's good that is being addressed head on, and we know, for example, some young people are not progressing through the vocational system to get the qualifications at the level they need to do what in the level they need to do what in the labour market. some young people, especially girls, are not being educated in the subjects that would have higher returns in the modern workplace, so i think it's a step in the right direction.- step in the right direction. saeed atcha ou step in the right direction. saeed atcha you are — step in the right direction. saeed atcha you are talking _ step in the right direction. saeed atcha you are talking there - step in the r

is insufficient focus on the rights of— there is insufficient focus on the rights of consumers.problems— about water now, but for me the problems go back to some policy decisions — problems go back to some policy decisions made in the past about the way in _ decisions made in the past about the way in which these companies were privatised — way in which these companies were privatised. they were privatised as local monopolies and when you have local monopolies and when you have local monopolies and ineffective regulation of the consumer is not being _ regulation of the consumer is not being placed first and that is a recipe — being placed first and that is a recipe for— being placed first and that is a recipe for disaster. do being placed first and that is a recipe for disaster.— being placed first and that is a recipe for disaster. do you think, mary starks. _ recipe for disaster. do you think, mary starks. as _ recipe for disaster. do you think, mary starks, as someone - recipe for disaster. do you think, mary starks, as someone who i recipe for disaster. do you think, | mary

we are seeing a continued focus for the business.seeing the golden dragon china index up almost 2% now. china is once again committing to not punishing their tech sector. we are currently up 2% on some of the big publicly traded chinese companies that trade in the u.s. let's talk a little bit of what else is happening in the u.s. with a crackdown on crypto. the former chief executive of celsius arrested today and charged with fraud in addition to being sued by three regulatory agencies after the company's collapse. we had more. were we anticipating this? >> we knew the investigations were ongoing last week, i had reported that the cftc had their investigators determining that the head of celsius had broken the rules and the commissioners were going to take a vote. we knew the ftc was looking at this as well so it was a little bit anticipated but we don't know until we know. caroline: ultimately, bitcoin prices have stabilized and it feels as though the noise has started to die down even though we have the ftc really focused on some o

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in my opinion, they need to focus on the line. county government, you need to work together on this stuff. at the nonfederal level. this one is the limited resource. talk into the community about what they have to do. making it less likely that when it gets to that boundary, it is not going 90 miles an hour. i think they are giving me the hook. >> all right. [applause] >> thank you for your efforts to improve the economy. i hope i pronounced your name correctly. >> he did better than a lot. >> cameron adams at the nature conservancy discussing those recently partnered on a national poll and resource groups and key communities throughout the u.s. they will inform us about the results of this, including recommendations and potential solutions. please welcome cameron adams. >> my name is cameron adams. presenting to you today. i want to start by going through the technology that we use. just showing you all what we learned for the different solutions around wildfires. for purpose and methods, we do a lot on wildfire. representing all

matt smith, thank ou ve have some focus. matt smith, thank you very much _ have some focus.you very much forjoining _ have some focus. matt smith, thank you very much forjoining us - have some focus. matt smith, thank you very much forjoining us here i have some focus. matt smith, thank you very much forjoining us here on j you very much forjoining us here on bbc news. hello. it's a day of scattered clouds with a few showers and relatively cool compared to what the mediterranean experienced yesterday. in some spots we had extreme temperatures, the highest of which was recorded in sardinia — 48.2 degrees celsius. not a record, but close to it. i want to show you what's going to be happening over the next 24 hours. the jet stream will take a bit of a dive across europe and into the mediterranean. that essentially means that the heat will be pushed away towards more eastern parts of the med, so a huge drop for this central mediterranean region. in palermo it was 47 degrees on monday. by wednesday we're talking about 29. so a huge, huge drop in those values. let's have a look at

that is the focus in left field. we see no matter how they should except for fourth design from the cso's said services are working on. there will be a rule and necessity for us to have commercial partners as part of our forces. what we are trying to get away from is a crisis happens, that is the first time someone has called. make sure they are there. i will say, and some commercial partners want to be more clear about the participation than others. they participate in exercises and peer sees cleared. within the capabilities we have. i think we are the postured come by the secretary to take that. i think at the same time, we are trying to build in more left of the crisis. so we have normalized that partnership and established worldly can search and. have the intellect as part of their planning and operational concept. >> one in the center over here. >> can i ask you a question? i will ask you to speak of all of industry. what is your expectation of the space force and command. you expect them to defend your satellit

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this was a focus of questioning — that topic. this was a focus of questioning from _ that topic.. this was a focus of i questioning from another labour that topic. this was a focus of - questioning from another labour mp, asking about that. he was asked, is the policy on hold at the moment given that the whole policy to stop the boats relies on notjust taking people when they arrive in the uk into detention but deporting them to have their asylum claims looked at somewhere else? the only place at the moment that there is, there was an arrangement to do that, was rwanda, and that has now been struck down by the courts. the question is, was that on hold? the prime minister said no and he pointed to a deal with albania but that is a different deal. to take people back. that is not processing the claims of other nationalities, afghans and the like. this was the focus of the questioning from dame diana johnson. our belief remains that the plan we have is— our belief remains that the plan we have is legal and compliant with our obligations and we will be appealing it vigorously and if

there is a direction to focus on the wild land urban interface. all of us in this room have seen it so many times -- we don't know how strange it sounds to eye ciders. there is a wooing directive, but it's not absolute. the two authorities, the emergency actions, they're not restricted to the wildlife -- they are general authorities of the forest services and blm can use it across the landscape. where are we? this data, i wanted to get the years that i had data for, and only goes up to 2021. they got iija money starting at the end of this fiscal year. irate money didn't pass until last year. but i just want to note that we are off to a slow start. last several years, quite frankly, on the forest service, removing the wrong direction. commercial thinning is a really good way of doing just what i did. generate revenue, pay for non commercial, worked pay for reforestation. these are numbered acres, commercially thin. as you can see, we are off 45% since 2018. even while my industry was experiencing a momentary bout of profitability, we saw a commerci

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. >>> and investor focus returns to wall street again following the bumper bank earnings with bank ofmerica and morgan stanley results on deck. our u.s. colleagues will speak with jamie dimon and brian moynahan later today >>> good morning let's look at how markets are faring yesterday was the day where markets took stock of the weaker gdp data from china along the activity date disappointing to the down side. on the back of that, we saw a dip in asian quities that negativity transpired into today's session. as for wall street, the majors closed with a gain yesterday the indivisibces closing at a 15-month high. the stoxx 600 with a bit of green on the board the index is up .20% the attention has moved away from some of the data that has been coming out of china toward the earning report cards notably, results from switzerland the last couple days yesterday, luxury sector was pulled down by richemont today, we are focused on the pharma sector. in terms of the breakdown for individual boards, the dax is below the flat line at 16,000. 3 points weaker. ibex is down .25%. the general elect

focus on how lethal we could be and focus on them getting the mission done.orce the department of defense to use electric vehicles, i doent think that makes any sense. >> you entered your candidacy for the republican contest here in south carolina. before you go, are you going to win south carolina? >> yeah, we are. i think it is a great setup for me. i'm the only veteran, the first president-elected since 1988 that served in a war, there are very few states in this urnt coo with a stronger active military duty presence and veteran presence than here. we've got great support in the upcountry in south carolina that my wife went to college at charleston so i think we'll know the low country well so this is a great state for us and the way the calendar is working out, we'll have new hampshire in late july or january and then here in late february. so we're going to be spending a lot of time. and you're going to be spending a lot time in south carolina. >> thank you very much for your time today. >> i appreciate you. >> so only about 15 minutes but we covered a l

governor chris sununu is in "focus" now.r, first of all, let's visit iowa and what you saw there and then what you heard from trump. >> it was exciting. the first time all the candidates got on stage together for the most part. i will say this, i thought a few candidates did really well. ron desantis did really welcoming out of the gate. i thought doug burgum connected with small town values. what it means to a lot of folks. he grew up on a farm. tim scott is doing a very good job connecting his story to other stories. he did very well. vivek did very, very well getting the crowd pumped up and excited. folks know i'm not much of a trump guy and i think on the face of it, everybody in the room would tell you he gave the worst speech. he read from a binder. looked down and read from a binder, had no energy. nothing about the future of america or how to get stuff done. getting some initiatives and policies moving forward. his fell flat but he is still leading. the former incumbent president. nobody should be surprised by that.

no focus on affordability. no extreme maga republican focus on the economy. or on inflation. or on safer communities. today we're voting on chickens and bats. that's the center priest of -- centerpiece of your ageneral da, the centerpiece is chickens and bats. reporter: sit bringing down his campaign whatsoever? mr. jeffries: no. reporter: [inaudible] mr. jeffries: i support the continued fight for affordability for everyday americans and we are continuing to move the needle on that issue and lowering costs in a variety of ways include big dropping the high cost of life-saving prescription drugs such as insulin which as of last year cost the american people approximately $4,000 a year and it's now been dropped to $35 a month. and what chairman pallone and chairman neal, chairman bobby scott, the once and future chairman of these -- chairmen of these very important committees are trying to do is to try to build upon the great work that's been done as it relates to lowering costs. moving beyond has happened with insulin. and bringing those savings to a broad part of the america

welcome to "the faulker focus."t did you hear that maybe you didn't even expect to learn yesterday? it was very compelling test testimony. so grateful for these young women she told a harrowing account of when she was 13 years old and they were coerced and bullied into this medical transition that literally told her and her parents that she transitions her she's going to die. they lied to her. that's her words. ythis is a profound medical scandal that was based on barbaric pseudoscience. that came out of the hearing. every american needs to take notice of what's happening right now. >> harris: i know during the hearing, representative sheila jackson lee assured the panel that religious leaders said transgender ideology is fine. let's watch. >> i will not pretend to be a scripture person. i'm not ordained. i am not in any leading religious organization as a religious leader, but i have spoken to persons who lead. they've given me no evidence that this issue leads to anyone's religion. >> harris: why did that come up?

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he is a sure it's a focus she met contaminated water is safe enough. i would like to ask if he's willing to advise the government of japan, a water deprived country to use that water is drinking water the coming to you from the russian capital. this is our to international with the latest and world news. i'm here. allah, isabel break to have you join us. the president has revealed that president who met with the leadership of the wagner private military company, including commander, you have getting pretty close in 5 days after the attempted mutiny. last month, the president had such a meeting, he invited $35.00 people to it's all the commanders of the group and its leadership, including precaution himself, looks the meeting, took place in the kremlin on june 29th. it lasted almost 3 hours. the president gave an assessment of the group's actions on the front, as well as an assessment of the events of june 24th or so. as we heard from the press secretary himself, the russian president, vladimir, put and has met with the commander in chief of the wagner

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the focus clearly is now still on consumption. it is still disappointing.s is going to feed their eventually and we will see a pickup in consumption simply because of the overhang of savings and because of the normalization in the consumer sector within china. that should be beneficial to those markets that are highly leveraged consumer sector, the rest of the region, may be korea, taiwan's, but not the same story we have had over the last 15 years which is the commodity exporters. that is still for us potentially a bit of a headwind as far as the commodity exporters are concerned. >> we are seeing both dollar gauges just about half a percent of setting new 2023 lows, are you still constructive on the greenback? >> the dollar for us is still a go to g10 currency. for a number of reasons. if the world is stronger than we expect in terms of global growth and certainly there are signs that this recession we have been anticipating for such a long time is still on the horizon, but if growth is strong it is likely that u.s. equities will outperform in the greenba

in addition i think one thing we will see a lot of focus on his credit tight in general.dsized banks are facing potential headwinds. back in may the fed did a survey where banks, putting those in the midsized category, were orting a tightening of underwriting standards. taking less risks overall, so expect the fed to focus on that as the issue of their minutes from the meeting. jon: on the subject of the banking sector, there were those who said did we not see thanking turmoil earlier this year the fed might have an further along in the rate hike path. bearing the question, what is that health of the system right now especially if we are going to see more rate hikes ahead? alexandra: i think in general the fed continues to beat the drum across the board that the system is safe, sound, resilient as a whole. in night of the l years the saw beginning in march. it weighs on the top of the minds of bank regulators, including the fed. what we may see is an increased focus on credit tightening in light of rising interest rates and failures that we saw. one positive note we saw i

finally, commodities focus in australia.ieving its four-year production guidance for iron ore. it's targets for copper and coal as well. that stock just coming on a little bit firmer. others a little bit under pressure but fairly subdued move so far. shery: still ahead, we will dive into how slowing momentum in the global economy has weighed on the earnings of netflix and tesla and what that actually means for their asian suppliers. this is bloomberg. ♪ 76% of 23andme health customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. because they know health isn't just a future state. health happens now. start your dna-powered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. haidi: tesla's margins shrink in the second quarter after took a toll on profitability. let's bring in our asia transport reporter who joins us in hong kong. we actually heard from elon musk saying they could potentially cut prices more if economic conditions worsen. this is obviously the long-term strategy. are investors starting to lose patience