there are currently a dozen freeports around the uk, introduced by the previous government.ans will "maximise their potential" and create up to 89,000 jobs by 2033. an inquest in south wales has heard that three teenagers died when the car they were travelling in split in half as it crashed last december. it was being driven by 18—year—old jesse 0wen, who was over the legal alcohol limit at the time. 0ur reporter tomos morgan is outside pontypridd coroner's court for us now. tomos, what else has been said this morning? the first evidence that we heard here in pontypridd this morning where the postmortem examination results and the cause of death of the three that died, morgan smith, karen griffiths and jesse 0wen, it seems to be blunt force injury to the head. toxicology results showed thatjesse 0wenwas over the legal drink limit. they were all teenage boysin drink limit. they were all teenage boys in the car, they had been to a funeral earlier that day and had had a couple of drinks after that. we also heard from two witnesses that were on the road where the crash happened,

looking at the metals, we like alkoa, freeport, u.s.el, and looking at these smaller cloud service providers and software companies that had been left for dead, that we added, too so really, it's about taking from those mega cap names, putting them into value and other appreciated stocks or names. and while keeping our semiconductor exposure >> what kind of market is this if you're getting out of the mag seven, the big names that made so much money and going into gm? i know they had decent earnings, but what is really going on here >> just a lot of uncertainty when you have predictability and certainty in the market, you can lean into the tech cycle that's where all our money will go but we have unprecedented times, uncertainty with the election, what is happening with the fed's balance sheet, and obviously geopolitical too many unknowns right now to lean in a concentrated, overweight way in those names. now, we're still there in those names, we're still in amazon, still in microsoft, for example. but we like the more secular winners. o

news, what does it have -- i think a very big impact on the following trades, it is iron ore, it is freeport mac, it's southern copper. i think those continue to go. they've been moving. >>> we have a news alert on the fda being sued by the drug compounding group. angelica peebles has the latest on this one. >> that's right. an industry group that representing compounders is suing the fda, saying they took tirzepatide off the shortage list even though it is still in short supply. remember, tirzepatide is the active ingredient in mounjaro and sezepbound. we'll keep an eye on this. melissa? >> do they offer data on why it would not be in short supply? because as i understand it, the wait times in terms of, you know, your ability to get a prescription filled is actually a lot less now. >> it's a great question, and we just got this, so, i haven't got a chance to go through the full lawsuit, but they're saying the fda acted too quickly and it still is in shortage, though they took it off the list. so, again, we'll have to say exactly what they're claiming in this lawsuit. >> fascinating story. a

competitive corporation tax rates , freeports, freeports are rates, freeports, freeports are something in 2016. liberalism 2016. freeports was in the middle of our campaign. but where i agree with you very much, camilla. and i'm sure gb news viewers would agree too. i think that there is there is scope to do much , much there is scope to do much, much more. and it's about believing in britain, right? yes, it's about believing in this country's ability to do things differently . and so brexit is differently. and so brexit is part of it. but also levelling up and as you say, you know, why did i get gove back. it's a very, very good question actually because i thought he had he had the drive and the and the ability to, to, to get that project going. he did. he did a very good job. now levelling up is the rational thing for this country . country. >> all right. so it's all quite friendly up to this point. now i have to warn you viewer advisory things get a little bit heated. next as i try and pin boris johnson down over rishi sunak's sneaky behaviour to oust him and how his colleagues felt

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lauren rich, heartstrings, minnesota, freeport in tennessee, pensacola, in north carolina, i can give you 50 more names, those are some of the communities i've landed in the last few days. this is a devastating event for a lot of reasons. north carolina is one of the most beautiful places on earth. their communities are applicable, the mountains, and unfortunately, this event has created the perfect storm for distraction. so you had beautiful communities firing away from the heart like asheville, where everything is a valley, every valley has a river and when your home gets so much water at once, unfortunately, those places of heaven became places of hell. they raised so much that it put so many homes away. but in the worst of humanity, the best of humanity shows up. what i see is these entire communities coming up with creative ways to take care of loved ones, to bring food and water and medicine, diapers, to bring anything that has to do with health kits, for women, especially, baby formula, dog food, this is what i see, the work that i've seen here from example from the national gu

let me give you a very quick few names. [ inaudible ] hot springs, minnesota, fairview, freeport. pensacola and north carolina. those are some of the communities i've been landing in the last few days and what you see is that this is a devastating event for a lot of people. north carolina is one of the most beautiful places on earth. the communities are unbelievable. the mountains, and unfortunately this event has created a perfect storm for destruction, so you have beautiful communities far away from the heart like asheville, where everything is a valley. every valley has a river, and when you all have so much water at once, unfortunately, those places of heaven became places of hell. those rivers raised so much that put homes away and unfortunately many lives away but the good thing is that in the worst moments of humanity, the best of humanity shows up, as i said, so what i see as the entire community coming up with ways to take care of loved ones, to bring food, to bring water, to bring medicines, to bring diapers, to bring anything that has to do with helping kids, for women

pdd, stay long, be long >> tim >> how about that polar bear last night >> i couldn't believe it >> freeport >> for the short-term, jetblue i think spirit's pain is their gain >> steve >> uber. and if you look at the chart, it doesn't look like a screaming buy. i'm still long in it and if you look at mobility, food delivery, freight, they're so well diversified. i'm staying in the trade i think it goes much higher. >> polar bear is not really a polar bear thank you for watching "fast >>>hey, i'm cramer. welcome to matt money. welcome to cramer america. i'm just trying to make you a little bit of money. my job is to educate and teach you. call me at -- tweak me at jim cramer. good news today, turned out to be good news. the

look at that selloff you've seen in a freeport, southern copper, bhp.ually there is some follow through in industrial because that's really one of the only levers they can pull. >> how are you thinking about china right now? >> to be honest, most of my clients, it seems like it's a trade. so i think the bar for it to be more than a trade is really, really high and clearly, that bar isn't being met with these announcements recently. if you look at the data recently, there was just a massive amount of money that went into china funds so i feel like people who wanted to make the trade made it and maybe that makes a bar even higher from here. >> look at the may high. i think it was 29.5 and had a significant selloff. so that huge run took us right through past resistance becomes support. i think it was last week, hashtag smooth to my left, when alibaba was trading about 119, probably paid a lot to do it. that was the right thing to do. you're going to get an opportunity to buy this stock 98 or so. i think you buy it again right there. >> the other side of t

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boeing, we'll get to as well, after their announcement of job cuts on friday, and then you see freeportll. copper down 2%-plus on some of these overnight concerns on china. sturinesngp is comi uin ju f mut. ♪♪ [children playing] easy guys. easy. [children playing] hey guys, come on! time to eat. time to eat. ♪♪ i don't want this. i want corndogs! corndogs! ♪♪ corndogs! corndogs! corndogs! ♪♪ i need another corndog! >> announcer: the opening bell is brought to you by nuveen, a leader in income, alternatives, and responsible investing. >>> let's get to a quick "mad dash." we'll get an opening bell in about a minute. we got a downgrade of caterpillar that you want to hit. >> yeah. i was just looking at this sofi coming back up. that's finally -- they got a deal. >> don't get distracted. >> i'm sorry. cat is down in the premarket. morgan stanley downgrades it to underweight. i will say this. where was he during the biggest run that i've seen of a major now? it's been weaker of late, but i will tell you that jim umpelbee has reinvented caterpillar. this guy is just -- like cat's the old cat.

successful, because again, people could see the actual benefits locally of the money that we'd had, the freeport was set up, the fact that the treasury now based in darlington, there are real things and jobs that were created as a result of boris johnson's levelling up agenda. i think it's fair to say that the model that we created in the tees valley and with the government, we didn't do that across the particularly the north of england and other areas of the country that are left behind as well. and so again, that was one of those promises. there were huge hopes for levelling up. i think you can make an argument, to be fair to the government at the time, things like covid, you know, three months after boris johnson was swept to victory, completely blew apart his political agenda of which levelling up was the number one thing. but people still have a right at the next election to look back and say, did you fulfil those promises? and again, even at the general election across the tees valley, we did relatively, extremely well. we still lost a lot of seats. but if you look at the share of the vote