hugh gimber, market strategist at j.p. morgan still with us.'m interested by these bullard comments as a question, and how you look at possibly an entry point for those on the sidelines at this stage. if one of the previous hawks within the fomc is looking at a pause in 2023, is that an opportunity on the sidelines? hugh: the change is the fed needs to start bringing growth considerations back to their mandate. their message has been clear throughout 2022, frankly, we will do whatever it takes to bring inflation down. and if that means we weakened the economy, then so be it. if anything, they want to weaken the economy to bring inflation under control. at this stage, you look at the fed and bank, what data matters to them? it is headline inflation, they want to get it down and aside from that they don't worry about weakening the labor market or slowing activity. as we move into q1, that should start to change provided that the fed is seeing enough encouragement that inflation is trending lower. at least going from nine to 8, 7, rather than the

baker hughes is leading the gains. the oil field services company reported earnings this morning beating eps revenue missed expectations still orders and cash flow improved and that is boosting shares eog also a mover following two positive calls morgan stanley upgraded the driller to overweight jefferies initiated with a buy rating. >> thank you for that. >>> a major player in the industry is putting his money behind some clean energy startups and has investments in housing. diana olick is live from the breakthrough energy summit in seattle with the founding and managing partner of cosala ventures good to talk to you. >> thanks. i want to get to it. so much news i want to start with what rick santelli was talking about, bond yields, interest rates rising. how is that affecting the kind of investment you want to see in basically but clean energy and clean tech. >> fortunately investment cycles in clean energy are long term. so short-term interest rates don't really affect investment into the category. there's a lot of

a young couple, trish and brian hughes, their baby girl and a young couple from north dakota. jennifer found them just right parcel. but even after turning over the keys, there was something about that lou castro guy, that emily's mom found irresistible. he'd become more than a client. >> at first he was just somebody that mom was doing business with. but they would go to lunch often. >> as you look back now, emily, what do you think went on with your mother? >> i don't know. >> something was going on? >> something was. >> and something was going on with lou, to. no sooner had he set it settled down in greater kansas city, that his family commune was on the move again. and guess who is going with them? jennifer the realtor and her two girls. what did your dad think? >> my dad was devastated. >> just like that, in the fall of 2001, emily, sara and their mom were packing up a u-haul and heading out for a fresh start to life. have you had to leave your neighborhood, your playmates, your class? kids >> at first, i was really upset. but eventually it kind of seemed like a new adven

hugh pym, thank ou ve getting even higher.panel found he had carried out "serious sexual misconduct" while in office. the panel upheld two allegations against him made by a former member of his staff. he denies the allegations. the police have said human remains found in the loft of a house in milton keynes have been identified as the missing teenager louis croucher. a postmortem examination carried out last week has been inconclusive as to the cause of her death —— leah croucher. investigations are continuing. plaid cymru begin their party conference in llandudno today. the leader, adam price, will outline what he's calling his "people's plan" — to cut energy prices, freeze private rents, and make public transport cheaper — though the party hasn't yet outlined to the bbc how it would fund the proposals. plaid are in a cooperation agreement with welsh labour in the senedd and came third in last year's welsh parliament election. the united states says iran has sent military experts to russian—occupied crimea, to help launch dro

. —— hugh.e to birmingham and our political editor chris mason. given the turbulence of the last few days, is it fair to say that the task she faces is even bigger than the one she faced when she came there? ~ , ,., , the one she faced when she came there? ~ ,,., , ., the one she faced when she came there? ~ , ., ., , there? absolutely, no doubt about that because _ there? absolutely, no doubt about that because government's - there? absolutely, no doubt aboutl that because government's function through the exercise of power and authority. there have been two examples in the last two days of this government lacking in both. first, the row about tax. such a central argument for liz truss. she remains powerful about the case for lowering tax. yet that rabbit pulled out of the hat at that budget event ten days ago had to be unceremoniously shoved back into the hat. then the row, still bubbling, round benefits, and the view from liz truss, the instinct is that raising them in line with the wages rat

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>> i guess, leslie, when you're fifth in a four-horse race you've got a problem there hugh makes the point that some of the client list was not as blue chip as other banks have. >> well, i think it fendepends n which part of the bank the private wealth business is seen as pretty strong across europe in terms of other potential risks, though, hugh braought up great points as kind of black swan events that have occurred more frequently than you'd like to see over the last few years another issue that's kind of come to the forefront over the last few weeks is the leverage finance market where credit sw swe swees is a very big player the banks that underwrote that couldn't get that debt off their books. they had to take some mark-to-market losses there. it's looking like other large lpos that are in the works might also be, quote, unquote, hung deals. that's the potential risk. none of it seems to be the size that would really take down a bank per se. none of it's even along the size of the losses suffered after the archegos situation situations like that are special -- as you see the st

hugh burroughs, our cohost. i was at a retreat in tahoe with my methodist man from from the fairfield church. and while i was there, hugh burroughs emailed me and said he he wanted to do the next program on spiritual retreats. p p do not know that i was on a spiritual retreat. he was going to host the program this morning morning but had to go out of town. yes me to do this. i'm ded to have is the first guest, tom from the jesuit center retreat. >> tell us a little bit more. >> >> it was founded back in 1925 d 1925 and the jesuits at santa clara university, which was sana clara college back then, decided decided they wanted to have a place where at that time, men could go on retreat. it was not until the 1960s when women could could join. it was february 7, the first mass was celebrated at at the retreat house in the one building that was there, which was a house and the house still stands and that is where my offices. since then, literally thousands and thousands of pe come treaand th starond they nclude shortl

hugh jackman and reynolds are walking in the background.sks if you want to play romance again, of course, hill answers in the next video, the actors explain how to be the fact that wolverine died in the logan film , which was released in 2017, and their new picture will not affect these events in any way, then jackman and reynolds in detail emotionally describe what will happen in deadpool 3, though there is little sense from this throughout this fascinating story loudly. music sounds, to still find out what will happen, you have to wait for 2 whole years the film will be released in september twenty-four before reynolds jackman starred together only once in 2009 in the film x-men begins wolverine for jackman, this was the fourth appearance in his favorite role. but then reynolds first appeared in the image of deadpool precisely on the set and a comic confrontation between the actors began, which continues to this day, according to jackman, the reason was scarlett johansson hugh was friends with her. they starred together in christopher nol

hugh, thank you.her. a postmortem on the cause of her death has proved inconclusive and investigations are continuing. the 19—year—old disappeared in february 2019. our correspondentjon donnison is in milton keynes tonight. tell us moura, jon. just over a week since a body — tell us moura, jon. just over a week since a body was _ tell us moura, jon. just over a week since a body was found _ tell us moura, jon. just over a week since a body was found on _ tell us moura, jon. just over a week since a body was found on the - tell us moura, jon. just over a week since a body was found on the left i since a body was found on the left of a house behind me police, as you say, have confirmed it was that of leah croucher, who disappeared in february 2019 on the way to work. she would walk past this house most days and her family described her as a quiet and thoughtful teenager. the house in question, police say, is owned by a family who live overseas but has been vacant for more than three years. police say th

we should mention that hugh serves on our cnbc global cfo council.for joining us. >> joe, great to be with you guys good morning obviously we feel terrific about the quarter this morning. >> yeah. and we're trying to figure that out. the outperformance in organic revenue -- so that -- you're backing out any inflation benefits from higher prices and these gains are in units how does it work exactly how much are you benefitting from the inflation that you're allowed to pass on in terms of higher prices? >> yeah, so we saw revenue growth of about 16%. that includes the higher prices. volumes are units that we sell were up just a bit on the quarter. so pass along a bit of inflation. our commodity costs are up even more and as a result gross margins were down a bit. but then we managed the balance of the cost structure tightly. we were up 30 basis points it's a combination of, look, we invested in our brands, we're seeing good consumer response, despite the fact that we've had to increase price and is we got a cost structure under control well we delivere

. >> member mc hugh. >> here. >> member pantoja. >> present. >> member sanderlin. >> front. >> thank you, we have a quorum. the meeting is starting at 9:35. chair matthews may i read the ramaytush ohlone land acknowledgment? >> yes. >> we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. remote meeting via video and thank you. next we need to adopt the meeting minutes from last meet meeting. >> on the agenda today. >> i of course next we have agenda item 2, which is public

halliburton, baker hughes, all up.hes said some of those supply issues, think the rubbers they need, the fracking equipment, all of those supply chain issues, acre he was says it is in the rearview mirror. he can start to work on that backlog more and more. not just for baker hughes, but the industry broadly. does that now mean as they ramp up, the profits will follow? let's talk about those tech companies. some major moves in the social media space. snap chat down 31%. a couple of months ago this would have tanked the market. this idea that advertisers are this macro proxy for whether consumers are going to end up spending. there seems to be some consensus that maybe they will not be. for that reason they are going to pull their advertising. it is that fear driving snap chat shares lower. it is not alone. it has that ripple effect across meta-, pinterest, twitter as well, but twitter has its own story. perhaps down because of those national security concerns and reviews elon musk may have. the white house has since sa

now the hugh hewitt lectures are all oral and more fun. the temple lectures are accompanied by about 200 slides powerpoint slides. citing documents or portions of books that build a case for all of the wrongdoing. what my wife of 48 years terms my nixon obsession has been all consuming. imagine what she goes through. but by making my research available online. i helped to make the true story of watergate prosecution prosecutors, really the persecution of nixon and his top staff. publicly available to students to scholars to researchers and over time to bend the arch of history. it's pretty much agreed today that the first impeachment of andrew johnson. back after the civil war was politicized in baseless. it's growing that there's agreement that the 1960 election was stolen from richard nixon. that's not such an outlandish thought at all. i hope i live long enough to see a situation. where it becomes generally agreed or at least understood by a number of people that the watergate prosecutions were not done fairly were not done with regard

and duke ellington ella fitzgerald, beyoncÉ and jay-z and langston hughes. , martin luther king jr. when i think of the measure of american soul what would they be without the voice of mlk junior trumpeting the truth and brotherhood and sisterhood and civil disobedience and violence and nonviolence and the way in which we go about to make american society so in that sense our performance has been between sanity and redemption for a nation that is desiring and designing to distort us and leaveis us on the wayside while we can test for the center of american art and craft in division and history with projects of politics and public policy. i want to measure the way we do that across the board so many genres and rubrics because fourth the black excellence by which we are guided and inspired to help inspire the world to help reshape the world as a full-fledged citizen' of democracy. that doesn't often appreciate who we are and talk about the critical race theory that uses us to try to demonize us and spook other white brothers and sisters a clear the bogeyman for what the nation is. >>

hello, i'm hugh ferris.fter the first round of playoffs. among them, wales, whose star player, jess fishlock, provided a stunning winner as they beat bosnia 1—0 after extra time. they'd previously had four goals ruled out for offside, but now face switzerland on tuesday as they attempt to reach a major championship finals for the first time. apply and i apply mm apply and i think games 4�*s“; apply and i think games are 3“; apply and i think games are never easy, apply and i think never; are never easy, apply and i think never been 1ever easy, we've never been in this i think we felt pressure got thejob pressure got the job done. the pressure got the job done. and we've got another big game on tuesday. scotland are looking to qualify for their second successive world cup, and they're also through to the next round of the playoffs. scotland will now face the republic of ireland on tuesday and that's also at hampden park. in the night's other game, portugal beat belgium 2—1, with carole costa getting their win

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre.four races left after winning a dramatic japanese grand prix in terrible weather conditions. but once again, his championship—winning moment was marred by confusion over the rules — as olly foster reports. lex verstappen has retained his world title fair and square, and with plenty to spare, no final lap dramas like last year when formula one veered away from its own rules, but there was still confusion. torrential rain had shortened the japanese grand prix and he presumed as most did that despite taking the chequered flag his winning points would be halved as well. he was wrong, and when charles leclerc was bumped down to third for cutting a corner, verstappen was told mid—interview the title was his once again. mid-interview the title was his once aaain. ~ . mid-interview the title was his once aainr ., mid-interview the title was his once auain.~ ., , mid-interview the title was his once auain.~ ., . , again. what can i say? incredible. to do it here _ again. what can i say? incredi

there were five more victims, jessica gallagher, james o'flaherty, martin mcgill, martina martin and hughuch mourning ahead. the emergency services operation is over, but the trauma will last for years. we are broken, broken and hurting. churchgoers this morning said the raw reality was hitting hard. in shock. what can you say? it'sjust a tragedy, and there's no words for it. all we can do is pray for the people that have died and theirfamilies, and the people injured. just lucky we weren't caught up in it. that's the way everyone feels. just lucky that we weren't there at that time. it's thought all of those who died were probably in the garage shop or the flats above. there has been speculation a gas leak caused the explosion. police say they don't know at this stage. there has never been an investigation like this, because donegal has never faced such a sudden tragedy. it is a huge impact to a small rural community. they are all local people, they are all very much involved in the community. they were all people who were shopping in their local shop. the most unexpected and horrific of

hugh pym, our health editor, thank ou.l, and ukraine's center for civil liberties. the nobel committee says they were recognised for their "outstanding effort to document war crimes, human right abuses and the abuse of power". there have been more reports of explosions in the city of zaporizhzhia — which has remained under ukrainian control throughout russia's invasion. these latest blasts come the day after ukraine said seven russian missiles hit the city — demolishing buildings and killing several people. 0ur correspondent paul adams is in zaporizhzhia. paul, rescue teams have been working through the night at the scene of yesterday's explosions. that's right. it's been a pretty painstaking business and as the hours have gone by more bodies have been recovered. i think the figure at the moment is 12 in total, most of them from two buildings that were brought down, two substantial apartment buildings that were demolished in those missile strikes. it was an anxious night. there were more explosionsjust it was an anxious ni

hugh pym, bbc news, coventry.efugees have come to the uk under the homes for ukraine scheme which was launched in march. the refugees can come here if they're sponsored by a household who get £350 a month from the government for up to six months. nearly 30,000 ukrainians have been here for that time — according to analysis by bbc news. and now they and their host families are having to make difficult decisions about the future. the government says they have a number of options — like renting privately orfinding a new sponsor. it says councils have a duty to ensure families are not left without a roof over their heads. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. that's her. that's her, isn't it? yeah. march. sta nsted. safety. hello. claire and her family sponsored elena and her daughter, diana, from irpin. they couldn't let go of each other. but after six months in essex, it is time to go. but to where? what are you going to do? i've got no idea. i won't be kicking them out tomorrow because that would just be

it's doctor brandon hughes. | let's speak to brendan hughes, political reporter at belfast live.u in the uk government for possible changes to the protocol are under way, presumably if you were to set a date but not set a date for several weeks to come, there mightjust be enough time to get a deal hatched in the problem could actually go away? find problem could actually go away? and he's -la in: problem could actually go away? fific he's playing for time, problem could actually go away? fific he's playing for time, i feel he's playing for time, ifeel there's very little time left for him to play with because he really only need several days in which to make a decision as to whether or not there should be an election. the legislation says that now that we have passed that deadline for forming an executive election needs to be subsequent elections could fall injanuary but to be subsequent elections could fall in january but the to be subsequent elections could fall injanuary but the election period of her christmas so for december, the office here has been planning for, that means se

talk radio's hugh hewitt weighs in. the mostly commonly misspelled words. do you know what they are? we put tomi lahren to the test in our "news d at his home in san francisco yesterday. he's expected to make a full recovery. brian: with the mid-term election one week away, some of the issues, inflation, education, and the border. if republicans win, how are they going to fix it. talk radio host hugh hewitt joins us next. three realities powering a republican sweep. so you have those three, education, inflation and the border. the republicans get the house in that scenario. >> they have to get both to do anything about inflation. they need both to get a reconciliation bill through. and during election season. and i think if they got both houses they are able to do a reconciliation bill and negotiate with the president with 50-plus votes and they can cut back on the crazy spending. they can cut back on the covid slush find out there and begin to rein in. they have a friend on capitol hill. we are at $31 trillion in debt. it's astonishing. if they only get th

the files appear to be from a presentation in april of this vehicle or dashes in support of hughes mouse. i'm rate operations. it was compiled by high ranking british intelligence officers and outline compet scheme to blow up the coach bridging crimea. this was to be done with the involvement of specially trained ukrainian soldiers. the main objective was the destruction of the bridge and the erosion of moscow's war. fighting capability, the destruction of a breach of the catch trite, would require a cruise missile battery to aid. the 2 concrete pillars are the sights of the central steel arch, which will cause a complete structure failure. this will prevent any rotary supply from the rushing main lines to crimea and temporarily disrupt the shipping line. the planned operation included not only the british secret service but high ranking european politicians. now, according to the revelations, one of these was the former lithuanian defense minister orders of chemicals who had been previously accused of working from british intelligence. another participant claim to have been veteran high

hugh pym, bbc news.erritory in the south of the country, near the key city of kherson, in one of the regions illegally annexed by russia. president zelensky says fierce fighting continues in a number of areas in the south and east. at the weekend, ukraine retook the strategic eastern town of lyman, which the russians had been using as a logistics base. but both sides paid a price for the battles there. 0ur senior international correspondent 0rla guerin reports — and a warning that you may find some of her report distressing. driving into lyman — now liberated soil. ukraine is clawing back territory. it has the momentum. but among the ruins, victory can look bleak. further in, the wreckage of war. and among the pines, there is death. along the roadside, evidence of the human cost of russia's defeat. the bodies of fallen soldiers, still lying where they fell. ukrainian volunteers keep watch over the dead, trying to help identify the remains. unknown soldiers in vladimir putin's war. once, they were someone

. >> chris hughes was travis's mentor at work. that's him on the couch with travis and jodi. and his wife, skye, were there when the two met. >> when we met her that first night, we liked her. >> yeah. >> right off the bat i thought she was someone that would be a good match for travis. >> aaron dewey was a roommate of travis's. >> aside from the physical chemistry that was already there, there seemed to be a lot of emotional chemistry right off the bat as well. >> jodi arias has been described as seductive, sexy, sultry. and travis alexander when they first, met probably felt he was every bit her counterpart. he was a successful insurance salesman, handsome, charismatic. dave hall worked with travis and was close to him. >> good friend? close friend? >> very good friend. >> best friend? >> you know, it's funny because i've seen recently, numerous people come forward and say hey, he was my best friend. and that's just the type of guy travis was. he made everybody feel like you were his best friend. >> good friend? close friend? >> very good friend. >> best friend? >> you know

kind of been mentioned high ranking nato advisor chris donnelly, while a british military veteran, hugh ward is said to have created the proposal. i am the details, the roadmap kids current bug who took part in the investigate and outlined the main details to my colleagues. reshay. essentially, this is a proposal that was put together by a senior and rather obscure british military veteran who he was at the requested an individual in chris donnelly. his request on behalf of order is that she has, as you say, the formula do any defense minister. and since that has been both and all sorts of robert g. b activities like funding boss amounts of weaponry from bulk area to ukraine. yes, these are very, very detailed proposal spelling out exactly where to strike the bridge. how it can be achieved, either through cruise missiles or via or team lead scuba divers, tom's with particular incendiary devices or in the underwater drones. the attack never happened in the way that was outlined in this plan that you've been exposed to that you've got your hands on. why do you think that is? yes, it diffe

talk radio's hugh hewitt weighs in. the mostly commonly misspelled words. do you know what they are? we put tomi lahren to the test in our "news duel." jon: welcome to fox news live. i'm jon scott in new york. the death toll continues to rise after a horrific stampede at a halloween festival in south korea. 146 people are dead and more than 100 others hurt after a crowd surged into a narrow alleyway in soeul. it's not yet known what triggered the tragedy. we are learning more about the man who allegedly attacked house speaker be i -- nancy pelosi's husband. he was known to face conspiracy theories on facebook. 82-year-old paul pelosi was struck in the head with a hammer at his home in san francisco yesterday. he's expected to make a full recovery. brian: with the mid-term election one week away, some of the issues, inflation, education, and the border. if republicans win, how are they going to fix it. talk radio host hugh hewitt joins us next. three realities powering a republican sweep. so you have those three, education, inflation and the border. the repu

after a four year hiatus, a winning actress kirillo gray hughes returns to fame.es multiple ethnic identities. she's known for her 20 award winning musical in the heights and -- last week i sat down with huge, and actress -- who star in the stage adaptation of -- >> kierra, i want to redo something you said in a speech delivered four years ago. >> i fear that the ways theater have harmony are winning out over the ways theater has nourished me. what was the harm and why come back from it? >> part of the harm is that our national institutions develop memory, just of their habits over the years. and latinos it did not evolve with regional theater, and the national theater landscape. and so writing out of may -- identity in the filler we can stories i inherited, and bringing those stories to spaces where actors are -- there are lighting actors performing category 4 on stage to essentially a starkly white institution. after a few years that accumulate snow starting to feel like what is going on here, and are we performing identity or are we performing our truth? and it

first of, all what do you make of what we heard from herschel walker today on hugh hewitt, and then's attempt to explain it afterwards? >> well, i think an important place for me to start us up there is no time for me to have to talk about this in such a direct way. you know, herschel walker, at the end of the day, is the only chance that we have got to have a republican in the u.s. senate, but it's a conversation that has to happen. and it is part of this process of our party healing. you know, this has not as much with herschel walker incidents the process we went through here in georgia to actually elect him. we didn't ask who was the best leader, we didn't ask who had the best resume. unfortunately, republicans look around to see who donald trump supported. and he was a famous football player. so he became our nominee. now we are paying the price for that. >> and that is why you think, i, mean that's what her to walker's in this race because republicans who decided to look for somebody who the former president supported, that was the main criteria? >> yeah, anti no, there has been

, said, saying, what we perform everywhere, everybody, every thing from louis armstrong, langston hughes, duke ellington, take the a train, ella fitzgerald, beyoncÉ, jay z, langston hughes, web dubois, martin luther king jr. when i think of the measure of american soul what would this nation be without the trumping voice of martin luther king jr. trumpeting the truth, trumpeting brotherhood and sisterhood, trumpeting civil disobedience, trumpeting anti-violence and nonviolence and the ways in which we go about trying to make and remake american society and so in that sense our performances have been the balance of sanity and redemption for a nation that is often desiring and designed to undermine us, to distort us, to subvert us, leave us on the weak side while we continually contest for the center of american art, craft, vision, history, projects of politics and public policy and so i wanted to measure the way in which we do that across the board under so many rubrics as we call forth the black excellence with which we are guided, by which we are inspired to help inspire the world, to h

hugh pym, bbc news.rce fighting near the southern city of kherson — after ukrainian forces made a key breakthrough, to retake the area which has been occupied by russia since early in the war. these are the latest pictures coming into us — where russian flags have been taken down and been replaced with ukrainian ones. the russian military has admitted its lost ground in the area. meanwhile, evidence has emerged of the speed with which russian troops were forced to flee from the eastern ukrainian town of lymaan. our correspondent orla guerin who's just arrived in the town, sent this report, and a warning it contains images some viewers may find upsetting. driving into lyman — now liberated soil. ukraine is clawing back territory. it has the momentum. but among the ruins, victory can look bleak. further in, the wreckage of war. and among the pines, there is death. along the roadside, evidence of the human cost of russia's defeat. the bodies of fallen soldiers, still lying where they fell. ukrainian volunte

dominic hughes, bbc news.he bbc iplayer. the crown prosecution service has apologised unreservedly to a woman whose rape case was dropped after defence lawyers claimed she had an episode of a rare sleepwalking condition called sexsomnia. it's believed to be the first case of its kind in the uk. the bbc has been following jade mccrossen—nethercott�*s case as events unfolded over three years. emma ailes has this exclusive report, which starts with police bodycam footage and does contain some distressing details. what's your name, my love? i'mjade. jade. are you able to tell me what's happened, please? yes, i was at a friend's birthday party... it was after a night out thatjade, then 2k, woke up with a man lying next to her. she felt like she'd been violated, and immediately reported it to the police. do you feel like, that potentially someone had intercourse with you in any way? yes. what we'll have to do now, jade, is report this as what we call rape. asleep at the time, jade had no recollection of what happene

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dominic hughes, bbc news.iagnosed with early—onset dementia in 2020 and believes there'll be a surge in cases among rugby players, and that more must be done to protect children who take up the sport: i'm really scared, it is just getting worse. we have only scratched the surface. if there are hundreds there will be thousands, and it is really worrying how it has been kept so quiet for so long. there has been a problem there, and it has been bubbling away, and now it has been bubbling away, and now it has been bubbling away, and now it has burst. hopefully with us coming out we have helped lots people out. three people contacted me last weekend that they are struggling. marriages are splitting up, but now they can understand that there is a problem, can go, you can have the scans, you can see the damage, and suddenly there is a reason for it. once you see that, you can have a plan, you can say this is the problem, and people's lives can be saved, and families and friends can be saved. england's centre of footb

a extension to between 1st on the w ah ah, this is devin hughes, live from berlin despite the current on slot. vladimir putin says russia does not want to destroy ukraine. potent claims, there's no need for more massive air strikes, but towns and cities across ukraine remain under attack. residents say they have nowhere to hi. also an explosion in turkey kills more than 2 dozen miners. rescuer is now face the task of saving dozens more trap. 100 round. also coming off british prime minister less trust scraps, a tax plan and buyers for finance cheap. she's hoping to end weeks of turmoil in financial markets. ah, i'm going to crop welcome to the program. missiles have been raining down on ukraine for days, but russian president vladimir putin says he doesn't wish to destroy ukraine, and he has no immediate plans to keep up with the widespread airstrikes. moscow has launched a barrage of attacks on towns and cities for the past 5 days, leaving many ukrainians wondering where can they turn to find safety? modest jackson, more desperation, separate asia faces another round of shelling. aft

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ah ah, this is dw and hughes live from berlin. britain gets its 3rd conservative prime minister so far this year. recently. so not the self challenge is from within his own party. for my finance ministers, most pressing task sorting out the economic chaos left behind by his predecessor.

like yes, belinda reporting from ukraine city of hughes. thank you. digital activists supporting the rounds waiver women lead protests have hacked estates, television live news, broadcast, superimpose, and flames. on the face of the brain leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, the blood of our youth is on your hands, read the message. meanwhile, you share them. social media also appears to show female students, johnson racy, get lost during your visit to diversity by the countries presidency granting, raising it follows 4 weeks of protest after the death of 22 year old. martha meaning, while she was in the custody of urines, were relatively bert around regina, which uses foreigners up in sites in the protest. last week announced that it had arrested 90 p, a nationals. while the culpability may be in question, it's clear that people outside the run are outraged by the islamic republic. treatment of women over the weekend. thousands of them took to the streets around the world. ah, freedom for it on is what div protective in london are chanting for.

broadcast where i don't know how many wise, you know, giving it a presentation there was coverage of hughes. the speech is quite important. considering how many people inside the country watch them in national tv station, particularly these days as everyone is interested to know what, what the outcome is. so i think the message that gets delivered here, it shows the fragility and the ability of the state that even in its most prized possessions, meaning the broadcast system. you know, it is, well, we'll go and i see this as part and parcel of the psychological war for that. the opposition, you know, need to engage in as a way of, you know, bringing the government to. it's neat. ok, thank you for that insight on the ongoing protest in a ran a there's a bureau, charity reporting for talking to us from missouri. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. hurricane julia is battering the caribbean coast of nicaragua, forecasters or warning that heavy rains may cause flash floods and mud slides. the storm is forecast to emerge over the pacific and then hit our sal

and that is when police opened fire with tear gas firing also into the trip hughes and then causing a mass panic. 2 which led to a stampede of where all these people got killed, including unfortunately, 17 children and 2 groups were kick you. what are the police saying about what happened? one of the, the fans sang about had this happen. while the account of this is pretty much the same, but the, the police has, has pointed, interestingly enough, the finger is at the a reach at the internet. indonesian football association at the regional police chief is being quoted here in local media to say that the football association has been negligent for not informing security. press security forces that the procedures at a soccer match for using tear gas are different from those at a demonstration. and of course, that is something that on twitter many indonesians find outraging that the security forces should of course know how to handle a situation like that. and aside from the violence key oak in is crowd control it at intonation sporting events and large events. is that an issue or has it

plants to remain in operation until april as the nation confronts energy shortages this winter the hugh announces sanctions against talk. members of iran, so called morality police, in response to terrans violent crack down on anti regime proto. ah, i'm good. how else as well come to the program? explosions, half rock, the ukrainian capital key, if yet again this morning. president vulgar zalinski says russia, you so called comic can't say drones to attack the city. ukraine says at least 3 people have died following an attack on the residential building. 2 crews are trying to free those traps. under the rubble authorities say russians strives and other regions of the ukraine. i've left several more dead on knocked up, paul to hundreds of towns a bright autumn morning and keep shattered by more deadly attacks from russia. ukrainian capital woke up to a series of explosions early on monday morning. this residential building now a smouldering wreck was one of several stroke. at least 3 people are believed to have died. as emergency teams worked to rescue injured survivors from the rubble s

dominic hughes, bbc news, gateshead.ly years alliance, the biggest membership organisation for childcare providers in england, is urging the new prime minister to make the sector a top priority. they say childcare is underfunded and in the middle of a recruitment crisis. our education correspondent elaine dunkley has this report. nice and high! at these sessions in manchester, a chance for toddlers to play and parents to have a catch—up. and it's notjust crying babies keeping them awake at night, but the eye—watering cost of childcare. more than my wage for the day to send them both to childcare, and before i've even left the door, i'm out of pocket. every week, i'm thinking, what can i cut down or how can i cut down this, and bills...? it's just endless stress, i suppose, now, it really is. natasha has also had to make big changes. she was a geography teacher and is now a stay—at—home mum. the joy of having a family has meant giving up a job she loved. for us, when we had one, she was in three days a week, and that was

a relationship with john slacking in the mary. hugh bull nose thousands of similar stories. wal correspondent now donna frederickson was one of the 1st to speak to residents of a recently liberated murray local neighbourhood. a laugh at what got me here long ago, which is that for you to go out domestic morrila with did you lose a do you like your ah a sofa. and even though it didn't hold is that the one you about was about was cable i, billy pisca. i see. and you put us on the rest of the bucks for which you are in a said the short wasn't the musky, miserable thruster. oh, a so much leslie a get an idea of when you're done with oxygen with a little bus? yes. was it will you do a studio which is close enough? i was lucky with with the beginning of military action. it's volunteers who've been evacuating mario pose residence, a don, it's poet, an adult, go to the, is one of them. a year of shocks that i was doing for volleyball be of any of his wife. every day she travels from done it to bachelor mary, hugo is well aware that each attempt could be her last name with hor, dumbest priscilla data.

w is my team building in ukraine city of hughes. now i asked him for the latest details on the overnight strike. yeah, at the moment it seems like 17 people have been confirmed dead and around 50 in the hospital. the strike had several read residential buildings. and if you look at the pictures of these buildings, they were basically cut in half with hitting in the middle. and the middle of the building collapsed. then we might expect many more death under the rubble at the moment. they are trying to save rescue member they can rescue and to get a better picture also how many people were in the building at the time. ok. mathias, could you just remind us why is that a is, is an active target for attacks like this one what we've seen in the past few months is that the cities that are close to the front line, like nikolai, which is not far from where i am like hard give and is up, what is your also have been preferred targets by the russians that might have to do with the fact that they can be hit by cheap, a low range massage. we ofte

langston hughes, duke ellington, take the a train, ella fitzgerald, beyoncÉ, jay-z, langston hughes thee speared martin luther king junior. so when i think about the measure of the american soul, what with its be without the trumpeting voice of martin luther king jr. trumpeting the truth, trumpeting brotherhood and sisterhood. trumpeting civil disobedience. trumpeting anti-violence and nonviolence and the ways in which we go about trying to make and remake american society. and, so, in that sense, our performances have been the balance of redemption for a nation that is often desiring and designing to undermine us. to leave us on the waste side while we continually contest for the center of american art, craft, vision, history, projects of politics and public policy. i wanted to measure the way in which we do that across the board and so many genres under so many rubrics as we call forth the blackch excellence with whih we are guided. by which we are inspired to help inspire the world. to help reshape the world to participate its full-fledged cicitizens over a democracy that does not of