so why does garner want to take the bear side of the trade ultimately here?heck out the seasonal tendencies that matter when you do commodity investing. check out the chart of the historical pattern oil tends to trade in a typical year it holds up pretty well through early to mid october where it tends to peak before coming down hard through the end of the year these patterns can only take us so far garner is adamant it's not a trading strategy worth keeping an eye on. she would expect a serious breakdown in crude until next month at that point you might want to get more cautious. she's saying history could repeat itself not definitely but could. next, let's talk sentiment as exhibited by the cftc commitment of traders report, the cot report also known. this shows you how major players the future's market are positioned look at the chart with the commitments of traders dated down at the bottom all right? what we care about here is the green line, that shows the net long or short position size of large speculators, meaning professional money managers. at the m

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this needs to be very clear in case of not garner garner, but it was a different story right now. what we're witnessing is, as are by johnny, fully full attack on arminius eastern borders, shelling of civilian infrastructure. it's not just the military infrastructure that is being targeted, but it's actually the are the civilian area. so as you were also reporting, you see that her, we have villages which are actually getting empty because of this attack. so nobody actually can say how long does can last as you mentioned, i mean, as appealed to russia, armenia of his appeal to the c. s t, all dirt collective treaty organization, as well as the un security council. none of the calls seemed to work on olive ah, but and so back who is continuously foreseeing, a new war, waging a new war. and this is, this has to do clearly. we'd also the situation, the geo politics, the geopolitical situation, the war ukraine saw azerbaijan is using this time to basically gain more, but growing and breaking all international laws and entering gardenia solver, and proper territory. well, as i by john

if i come with a gun and you are with the dogs, your chair, with the gun garner with john and you are speaking about this. daria darling smith law. i know it's i got ya. sorry. it is one of those. like it was a glittering door and those brilliant daria had interested just in this idea of biological talks. both of the gus had mentioned as so far, we are very far away from bilateral talks, but can we get there with russian american turkish intervention? ah, well, i am. i honestly don't know, but they do she or asher in turkey plain as central role just for the mere fact that they are they are on the ground. they do have a special relation sheep. ah, for example, russia and armenia even, even though they have become artistry and are also not police due to their rations dance in the war. a in 2020 turkey embassy damage and they also have a special relationship. but um, so i think this matters, but ultimately you cannot irrespective of who plays a mediator. ah, i think it's essential that it's, it's up to both parties toward cramped or a concern since. and i think the key issue here is rea

your government and make those bilateral tools after is legally stretched loose and such crucial garner negotiations for more than 2 years. we have started the process up to november 9. and so we actually announced that iraq of peace and we worked towards the establishment of norma ah, friendly relations between our neighbors. and it's strange that negotiations are continued all this period better. it's very complicated to negotiate when you're negotiate, inc, and you're gonna run said okay, you know, the green. i will bring another proposal. i will bring another air for larry another draws. i will try to evil trade in another part of your territory, but you should continue to negotiate. we are ready english, you, we were ready negotiate. we would be ready to negotiate. because negotiations, a part of international law, negotiation is an article off civilized world. but what we have is it possible to negotiate will be too late to each you. we are ready to see and negotiate. we are here and to start will negotiation. we should 1st of all, stop all military activities. otherwise, 30 runaw

all i could think of was eric garner. mr. garner and unarmed african-american man was killed by new york new york city police officer who placed them in a chokehold after stopping him for selling cigarettes as a pendant monium ensued in my courtroom. it was like i experienced deja vu vivid images of news footage flash through my mind of mr. garner lying on the ground in a chokehold gasping for air being restrained by officers as he repeatedly cried out. i can't breathe this phrase this plea for mercy became the rally in cry for protesters across the country. i said to myself not here not today. according to the research individuals with untreated mental illness like mr. henner are 16 times more likely to be killed during encounters with law enforcement than those who are mentally sound. those killed by police are also disproportionately black and native american imagine the number of mentally ill people who have non-fatal yet traumatizing encounters with the police because of their mental state. this abuse continues throughou

other individual who would even come close in terms of the global attention that this event will garner from around the world and throughout the media. there's been such a lifelong fascination with her. and i think also that one of the things that really gravitates americans to her is this selflessness that she expressed, that she put her duty before her family even and her allegiance to her country. and it's that kind of ideal that we heard a lot more about, frankly, during world war ii. that kind of heroism, that kind of believing in something bigger than yourself, serving something bigger than yourself with. we've become such an intensely me, you know, instagram, social media kind of society in the u.s. i think there's some respect for someone who didn't live their life that way. and i think that's one of the reasons that she's getting a lot of justified attention in terms of examining this life that was well lived, by and large. howard: yeah. you're right, i can't think of another individual in the world who everyone has felt this connection to for so long that would garner this muc

the center left several democrats, led by prime minister magdalena and dition are expected to garner the most votes, but their centre left blog is neck and neck with the center right block led by the populace, sweden democrats. negotiations to form a government in a polarized political landscape. are expected to be long and difficult to debbie correspond. alexandra phenomena is in stockholm. she sent us her assessment of what this all means for the formation of sweden's next government. the social demo crowds have emerged as the strongest quality in their selection. and that is why they would be the ones to stop talking to other parties in order to form a new government. however, this is going to be a tough task, maybe even a nightmare as one eggs. good, put it. and that is due to the fragmentation of the swedish political system. and that will take away from this election is the success of the far right sweden democrats. they entered the parliament for the 1st time in 2010 and has been growing ever since with their hard line on immigration and crime, there were apparently now able t

bearing parts of the island, but another vent spewing smoke and carbon emissions in particular has garnered little attention. the transition to green energy is far away, but these women want to change that to look at and login just as lies out of here. these blocks are called las windshield. this is where mostly islands energy is produced. this power plant cover is 90 percent of the island of energy needs. so that means only 10 percent renewables in particular wind and photovoltaic lee. but there was like, there are no power lines linking neighboring islands to la palmer. it's population relies on the diesel power plant despite an abundance of wind, which is already used to generate power at the local airport. so the question is, why can't the whole island use wind to generate energy, evident that often has not yet put a hamper. there are several reasons they are areas for wind power with no grid available. we're not in the power grid on the island is in pretty bad shape. latter . if this though i spent a mile in la la la energy firm and desa operates the diesel power plant. and it has stak

but are russia likely to garner any kind of international recognition for what's happening there? i don't think so. i don't think that even rushes closest allies like bell lucinda. well, maybe bella was frankly speaking that maybe alexander lucas shrank. i will have to say that it was legal, but let me remind you, she never recognized the occupation ah, incorporation all the crime in peninsula into russia. i don't think china will do it. i do not think that even those who notionally support the kremlin will recognize it because that's very, very risky. and that risk sanctions and that risks problems for, for these companies who are, which frequently have territorial disputes of their own. so no, this is a pure propaganda attempt by putting to justify what he's doing. and of course, it's not going to be recognized by anyone sane. thank you. constantine constantine, eggers in vilnius. thank you. well, let's get the view from ukraine. our deed of you correspondent ne conley is in the northeastern city of car keith. nick a great to see. so how do people you've spoken to think of these

this is a tweet that has been garnering a lot of attention, 740,000 views and 20,000 likes. the caption says italy belongs to the italian people. that is the scale of things we are dealing with. let's take a look at the video attached in question. what we can see here is a demonstrators gathering outside headquarters in rome, this man is climbing a ladder to retrieve and tear down the european union flag and by the end of the video he replaces it with italy's flag. it's been called a gesture of defiance. by doing a reverse image search, not all is quite as it seems. that led us to a longer video published from an italian media account. if you take a closer look, this media matches them on we saw on twitter from nine years ago, and what this shows is protests from the neofascist party during demonstrations against austerity measures. not from the last few days. anchor: you have another italian story. tell us more about this one. >> just last week, giorgia meloni held a rally surrounded by supporters. it was heavily filmed and broadcasted but there were theories photos have be

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there is always been conservative parties, garnering a lot of votes. and even though maloney's party it's roots are in a neo fascist parties, maloney has tried to clean up her image, make herself look like her, a moderate conservative. and that makes her more appealing to voters who are certainly on the right, but more moderate. and who wouldn't vote for someone who is more radical and that is drawing votes to her party and her coalition. julie, i'm curious, some observers, you're predicting a low turnout today. can you tell us more about that? speaking again about that dissatisfaction. a lot of voters in italy are upset and disappointed in the political class in general, not just with some specific parties, and that is a driving what was seen in the last pause before the or the vote today that a lot of people are just not going to go vote, it is expected that up to 35 percent of voters might not go to the polls and that would be the highest level of a people not going to vote since world war 2. now, preliminary data shows that until now, the voting ra

in some ways, what we are seeing here is garnering that public consent.ing people through this phase. we have seen the queen tying. we are making a new campaign. also bringing people alongside. perhaps, in some ways, when the king was speaking about his love for both of his sons, there was an element of that as well. making sure that he keeps the public on his side. that makes it sound more calculating. i think there is something about making sure that we know that love is present there as well. >> talking about the need to garner the support of the british public, here the leader of the opposition party. he was talking in the house of commons on friday during his speech and tribute to the queen. he called her this country still list point. she has been around a matter what has changed. the queen was there. the world rapidly modernized. we went through wars. there's another one happening right now. the queen was there. >> in the queens obituary in the london times, they described her as the woman who saved the monarchy in this country, save the monarchy.

i move it's garnered a lot of criticism from legal experts. >> her two decisions are literally the twoatrocious decisions that have ever been red by a trial judge, and that's saying a lot. there really, really, pathetically bad. >> once again, the judge seems to be going out of her way to favor donald trump. and what he wants to get out of this litigation. >> meanwhile, in his first move as special master, judge remain diary -- summoning the d.o.t. for a preliminary conference on tuesday. new reporting -- a new reporting reveals months before national archive officials retrieve classified documents, those 15 duck boxes from mar-a-lago, they were told none of the material with sensitive or classified. trump had only 12 boxes of, quote, news clippings, that's according to conversations with trump's team. we'll be watching for wet, if anything, trump says publicly on today as he holds o'reilly and youngstown, ohio. joining me now is joyce vance, a former attorney and analyst, and mark -- and in and mess nbc national security and intelligence analysts. joyce, let's begin with the doj's app

thereby, we have mario woods and eric garnea garner emma it is just -- >> you are speaking from experi. not a critic outside, from inside and that makes a difference. >> yeah. and they are not happy, are not happy, some of them are not happy, but the truth is thet that they have to get back to ethics. >> that's right. the truth setss free. >> mario woods, 5'6", 120 pound, homeless with a penknife and nine officers. they are all shog all shooting. terrible. >> we are going to come back to brothers to brothers. i'm glad e had this introduction of what yu do and who you are. thank you fr being with us but please join un our next segment with reginald . brothers to brothers and some oe work he is doing. will is what you will so which s years ago i was will will will of the you you will just is your cv is powered by of >> [ music ] [ music ] >> welcome back to mosaic. we he been speaking to reginald lilesu have heard some of his great background and experience. now one of the reasons i invited him i invited him is to talk about brothers to brothers. tell us a little bit about brothers to br

he hashi garnered high praise for his portrayal of humanity crisis in the underscoring of the critical obligation all of us have to care for each other. natalie moore is an award-winning journalist based in chicago whose reporting tackles race and housing economic development and inequality the latest book is a play about abortion her book is the 2016 chicago review book award for nonfiction and nonfiction book of 2016 contributed to southside a collection of stories of the criminal justice system in collaboration with the marshall project and in 2018 for the 100th anniversary of the 1919 chicago riots she cowrote a 30 minute audio drama that aired on wb easy portions were adopted in 2019 we are grateful for the engagement with our f programming and our please welcome doctor fisher and natalie more. host: thank you for that introduction. i am excited to be in conversation with my dear friend. so before we dig into the book i want youig to tell us of your story. because the southside is just as much of a character in this book as you and your patient so tell us who your people are and w

an ipo in garnering enough orders to cover the 9.4 billion euro offering multiple times over within just few hours at porsche. you have been beating the drum on how ford's volume has been on both sides of the atlantic, so explain how this porsche ipo is doing so well. sonali: it is harder in europe than in the united states, but in a tough market you are seeing one of the biggest listings you will see in a long time in europe. early in the offer period, the carmakers come in going through september, you see that it is coming through on valuation. but remember, it is still electric carmaker that we are talking about. and -- a luxury carmaker that we are talking about. there's robust demand for something that is a unique asset, and it opens a question for some future share sales for an asset like this in the future. muted ambitions, but a clear anchor for investors on how the early interest comes together. you have the return investment authority, norway's fund committing as much as seven point -- as much as 7 billion euros. so, global investors are getting in on a rare deal in a tough tim

i saw jennifer garner do not obscure is really driving down the truck and lead with of crew filming.you go. unfortunately, they're filming in the hottest week that we yeah, it was an truck with no ac. you know, one of those yeah. kind of movie. that's all right. the things we do for our craft, never especially that he to wedding and trying to get inside somewhere. i'm jennifer garner's getting a very la feel in the bay area this week as we're looking at. >> such a scorcher, more like a death valley feel honestly were rocketing well past what la usually is. >> temperatures record-breaking yesterday and today, another historically hot one. and because of that, also another dangerously hot one. if you don't have access to the ac, get yourself to a restaurant coffee shop cooling center today, at least for a little bit. prolonged exposure. multiple days of heat like we have this week all the way through friday. it all adds up over time in your body becomes a little less resistant as the days go by. right now. it's beautiful out there. we've got the golden gate bridge, marin county in clea

garnered by the party that campaigned on eighty-immigration and strong borders.s. this will also be the first time since end of fascism that italy has had such a far right leaning coalition government. alex. >>>thank you. now in iran, more massive protests over a 22-year-old young woman who died while being held by the country's morality police. iran state media reported at least 35 deaths from the protests and more than 1200 arrests across iran. cnn cannot independently verify that death toll. protestors gather outside the embassies in paris and london demanding a full investigation in to woman's death and condemn iran's record on human rights abuses. >>>thank you smouch for joining me this evening. up next. cnn premier of who's talking to chris wallace. have a good night. >>>welcome to who is talking and our first susunday night here on cnn. use may know i've been covering politics more than 40 years. but now i'm eager to explore some of my other interests. so every week we'll bring you smart, thoughtful conversations with a wide range of people from news maker

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opposition to the northern ireland particle and the eu itself -- ireland protocol and the eu itself to garner support in the conservative party. do you think she will dial down the temperature now that she has been elected? >> i think that is likely. liz truss is no longer campaigning. she's going to be confronted by the realities of government. particularly realities of government in crisis. her options are going to be limited. she will have to adopt a conciliatory tone. it will be interesting to see when that happens. once the political costs become apparent, you will see the tipping point. if nothing else, liz truss is a flexible politician. we can say this throughout her career. she has changed positions openly , repeatedly. absolutely we will see a different kind of figure. folly: do you agree with that? she was tough with the eu during negotiations for brexit. she was confrontational at times with brussels. are we going to see continuity when it comes to brexit, or a change? lydia: i certainly hope we will see a change because i think everybody loses from the current situation with rega

the former president garnered some laughs after saying that the artist who depicted him refused to hide first lady on the other hand marked the moment by saying that a, quote, girl like her was never supposed to be there next to jacqueline kennedy and dolly madison. >>> francis tiafoe is the first american male tennis player to advance in the semifinals since 2006. the 24-year-old had the crowd cheering after he defeated ninth seeded andre lubev by serving an ace on match point. tiafoe will play the semifinal match tomorrow. he'll take on 19-year-old carlos alcatraz who won his quarterfinals match this morning after a five set five-hour duel with his opponent. >>> football fans, get ready. we are just hours away from the start of the 2020 nfl season. tonight's season kickoff features a match-up between two of the best teams in the league. last year's super bowl winners, the los angeles rams, are hosting the buffalo bills. both teams have super bowl aspirations. the game kicks off at 8:20 eastern tonight. >>> and there's new technology looking to reduce the high risk of cancer in firefig

the energy sector has garnered a lot of attention for the up trend since the middle of the summer but the trend says it's been going a lot longer than that and part of a bigger move higher so carter, what are you looking at >> to your point sort of a dull week for energy shares, the sector but of course it's the only one that's had a really good year, right, up to 45% let's look at a few charts and figure it out together the first is simply a relative strength or ratio. all right, it's the performance of energy versus the s&p and what we know, of course, is energy having underperformed badly in 2018, '19, '20 has had a big '21, '22 let's look at energy itself. the next is a five-year chart of the xle, the atfetf that matches the sector now we're re-approaching the highs. in my eyes that's setup well to break out and finally make again the new highs. and then the here and now chart, third and final. this is xle again, over six months and what we know you have very well-defined minor uptrend in effect since the june, july low. and we've bounced off that trend line well repeatedly, and t

the energy sector has garnered a lot of attention since the beginning of the summer. so, carter, what are you looking at? >> to your point, sort of a dull week for energy shares, but of course, it is the only one that has had a really good year, up some 45%. let's look at a few charts and figure it out together. the first is, simply, a relative strength line or ratio. it is the performance of energy versus the s&p 500. what we know, of course, is energy, having underperformed badly in 2018 to 2020. that pattern, in and of itself, has all the hallmarks of a bearish to bullish reversal. whatever you want to call it. i think there is more to go. let's look at energy itself. the next is a five year chart of the xle. that is the etf that matches the actual sector from standard & poor's. we know, just at the beginning of this year, they were able to break out to new highs and fell back to trent. now, we are reproaching the highs. to my mind, that is set up well to break out. then, the here and now chart, third and final. this is xle again. it is very well defined, a minor u

sometimes this decision comes for not i think it was john nance garner who said the vice presidency isn't worth a bucket of warm. he said well support has been sanitized into exactly right it's better. he said statement, right? what in your view was? the best vice presidential selection oh, geez. yeah, well you mentioned the worst in andrew johnson, obviously. yes, that did not work out. so well. i like truman. really. i mean true truman the quite a good president and it's really interesting how he became how he ended up as fdr's running mate in 1944 because fdr of courses first eight years, john yance garner. we just quoted was his vice president and then in 1940. he henry wallace became vice president. he was president vice president between 40 and 44. he was very liberal and by 1944 a lot of people in a democratic party. they i mean they knew roosevelt was not in good health. they didn't say no. he's gonna die a few months into his next term, but they knew he was not good health and some southerners and conservatives were not thrilled with wallace because they thought he was too libera

great american had again maybe they had it in the closet busting it back out and if he intended to garner support with his speech, from democrats and from republicans who are mega republicans did this backfire any look at this say this is really tone deaf, this is really beyond the pale but also maybe donald trump is not her guy maybe we want to go the way of ron desantis more moderate somebody not larger-than-life now the back mega weather that helps us in verses i know but if our people up to when he a point, the present point like rejecting the results of election thing is a fraud with no evidence in refusing to accept making entirely back the supposed for the 2020 election bit of a threat to the hallway and weeks of the erection results we don't like and we get them without an donald trump won't do that with the teacher we saw just talking about donald trump, he talked about mega republicans and he would adjust to the speeches and you know i don't have to stop denying election results, maybe we could have given him a little tiny bit of credit but no, he would after donald trump suppor

usually when we play dairy tape to this or to metabolic diseases like the diabetes garner heart disease stroke, what we found is either no association. so this means that individual with high intakes compare with john with low intakes as not the differential risks, wealth disease or misconduct of what was the latest research shows the dairy products do not cause heart disease or diabetes and getting on the country. i think it still several studies show that consuming milk can reduce the risk of diabetes. we repeatedly found some inverse association. i mean, that is that you're retiring base model slee, lower risk of diabetes, that compare would tend to draw with lower. and it's possible that the type of dairy product could play a role study with over 280000 people in the u. s. showed that people who 8 yogurt had a lower risk of diabetes, gilbert department and contains bacteria that support the micro biome in the gut. that could explain its positive effect and sentiment that he showed that there's also no link between dairy products and inflammation. that's something osco daniel rango w

it was always a white chef cooking mexican food that would garner attention for elevating or saving the food. there wasn't really a template for this of, you know, how do you do mexican cuisine with chef technique? carlos: i had the privilege of working for daniel patterson at coi for many years. and i was, you know, a young cook in san francisco working at a high-end, you know, luxu tasting menu restaurant, where we transmitted the value of, you know, careful mediterranean agriculture onto the plate. as a chef, your responsibility is to serve the best. one of your primary sort of control points is fraly shopping. building relationships and finding ingredients. you know, this is what's perfect at the market right now. now i'll search my personal history for something that makes sense. sunchokes came into season, like, soon after we opened, and i love sunchokes. i've only ever been familiar working with them in the context of california cuisine, right? there was no precedent that i knew of for preparing them in mexican food. and it turns out the indigenous people of north america, like,

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his name has not been released, but he and the working with garner world for nearly 40 years. the killer is still on the loose. at least one person is in critical condition this morning after a shooting in oakland. police say one police say the shooting happened around 6 last night on 27th street just east of broadway. the victim is listed in stable condition. officers were then notified of a second victim who was taken to a hospital. that person is in critical condition. and happening today, the alameda county sheriff's deputy that is accused of killing 2 people. he's scheduled to make his first court appearance and this morning we have new details about the victims. police identified the victims 57 year-old vincent ran and 42 year old. maria tran benson work for the city of dublin for 29 years as a civil engineer, maria tram was in nurse at jean georges psychiatric hospital in alameda. investigators say devon williams junior had just finished working at the nearby county jail. any when into the couple's home and shop and wednesday morning, hours later, the deputy turned hims

the lawn in her house in garners north east. her children have died. the government doesn't of a care to hey, but in 97 year old still has people to lean on. tongues to your project, lincoln young people to lonely l. this don't go well, i'm a dell. my then i'm, when i'm a line, i wait lawyer and i become sad. when i think about the death of my children with, i get to laugh whenever these women call on me one week, if we're not doing what is her called a minute to these women, i volunteers diaz's aged people would be of chores. do cook clean and wash for them. tins some elderly people can no longer do on your own. one of the volunteers is liquor to inquire, rita, that in both the uncle mina we didn't know that simple gestures like this could change some one circumstances. well, you were going to put your not, our presence always may go to town and stronger or will do more last year. no, i belong. and then the project started 11 years ago. it now held some 3000 old people in more than 30 communities. here. it is called unit 2, not found. ition, which mea

this restaurant in northern garner has a 0 food waste policy. any leftovers are put into underground fermentation pem's restaurant. i know martin yellow bora ads, local bacteria to the mix. when sealed, it produces an organic fertilizer relatively quickly with the usual compost takes about 6 months to a. yeah, well, this vet laser takes barely 3 months and it's really to fit laser soils. we can't even extract liquid fret laser from this solid for life. to make the liquid version, martin yellow bore abs waste water from the kitchen to the pit. one local farmer has been using it to spray his corn crop to crops of changed color. compared to what you god bless at leather you see then look, compare when i tried to sample and basically within 7 days a week i saw a change in the plan. i haven't seen the evidence. i'm in chorus, and in tucson, quentina mountain yellow bore, i think spake, he says 10000 tons of solid organic fertilizer could be produced annually. and northern gone to relearn from household and restaurant leftovers that would otherwise go

will also be traveling to garner where agriculture has been hit hard by the pandemic. that 1st were off to morocco. the moroccan government started a comprehensive vaccination drive last year. now though the project is losing momentum, people standing on line for a cobra to vaccination. this was the situation in january of 2021. when morocco started its massive vaccination campaign, at the beginning of the pandemic, the north african country introduce strict measures, so as not to overburden its health system as one of the 1st successful steps was acquiring the vaccine. and then he did a lot of people took part in the campaign from the very beginning, so many have gotten there 1st. second and even 3rd shots. today we're doing a 4th shot as a booster up in the car after it's introduction, morocco made the vaccine available to all of its citizens, as well as foreigners living in the country to walk. i mean, i've been mighty, according to the official count, 80 percent of the population is now vaccinated. this camping casablanca was set up specifically to receive and dist