then we have all x j simone, then called the deputy prosecutor general. he went on holiday to spain during the winter holidays. and this came out of time when top government officials are not allowed to travel, leave ukraine, and that also go when it comes to law in forces. there are also included and not less prosecutors as well. anyone who works for the states basically was that the reason that he left, we don't know it wasn't explicitly announced, but this is why it's all of the mirrors. the landscape had to say about there was shuffling. i want this to be clear. there will be no return to what used to be in the past to the way various people close to stay institutions or those who spent their entire lives chasing a chair used to live. i think law enforcement officers who protect the law, the interests of the state, and ensure justice. and this comes a week after another, allow the exec by alex aristotle, ukraine's presidential advisor. now he left over some commons, but he maids. he said that it was ukraine, that shot down the missile that ended up ki

j. simon roof, who's an associate professor of international politics at the university of leeds. he said the organization has a history of trying to resolve. political complet sport has a role as a mediator, thomas backs efforts in 2018 to bring together the north and south williams at the winter olympics. and. ready informative sort of a lympics diplomacy, where it wasn't mr. newton or mr. trump, or mr. g, who was trying to poke that deal. but you know, each have an organization based in switzerland which has nothing to do with intellectual policy because he does. and he's always been an internationally political organization and the notion of being a mediator of sport providing an opportunity. oh, you know, i think he's very convincing. doesn't always come to fruition. sport is not the sort of silver bullet solution to solve the world deal, but it can provide both moments of conversation, moments for conversations that wouldn't happen otherwise. and at the same time, provide a reason to the people to connect to communicate, to share a moment of perhaps one to a sporting achieve

it has been one heck of a morning commute this morning for those who wrote right bart are simon manager j. he was taking part this morning sent us some video of when bart was shut down for a couple of hours this morning. sal is here with an update on that that also affected the roads that had a ripple effect in the commute this morning. it's going to have a daylong effected. i tell you why, first of all, let's go and put up the bay bridge told plaza. a lot of people had to take the car. and here it is. 8 48 on a friday, usually on most fridays by now, this commute is empty. right and this morning, a lot of people had to take the car. and then even if you didn't have to take the car, maybe you just driving a car anyway. well, who are all these other people here? those are the people who were told earlier this morning by bart. not to take part. now bart is open again. bart has opened, but they opened late this morning in the translate to so they only started letting trains across the transbay tube in the six o'clock hour and of course, a lot of people drove. so if you're driving into san fr

i had lunch with a friend today who carl j mart used to work for paul simon, a nazi composer feeling groovy. but the liberal democratic senator. and he said simon and jesse helms are really good friends. i mean, do i do a aoc and marjorie taylor greene share mimosas on sunday morning? i, i doubt it, but maybe they should. he would he would he hate this current. yeah i agree. landscape and had jimmy now we're talking we couldn't exist today. yeah and the way the house and senate run. well someone said a few weeks ago i don't know if j. mart agrees that ronald reagan wouldn't fit into this republican party now ronald reagan fit and sure as hell barber conable wouldn't. he would have been mortified. donald trump i absolutely yeah. and jan sixth. yeah, that would have killed him to see that. now but let me tell you somebody was asking me tonight why that because trump if he ran for reelection, he probably carried louisiana and a few other states. why is that? he touch the blue collar workers like no republican ever has not even not even reagan. and that's where that's coming from. they h

the new ruling means j&j will likely need to defend itself against the claims. that's your bloomberg business flash. dani: simoneank you so much. now up next, we are going to get more on those samsung numbers. it still is planning on spending big, despite major challenges in the chips sector. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: it's "bloomberg daybreak: europe". i'm dani burger in london. let's get more on the tech story. samsung had earnings, it still plans to spend big, but there are major challenges in the chips sector, those reflecting in a profit hit at samsung which shot its share price drop 3.6 percent today after falling 2% yesterday. all this comes ahead of a big week for earnings for the tech sector, we are going to get apple, meta, amazon, among others. a lot of potential risk events. someone who analyzes it all is sophie lund-yates, lead equity analyst at hargreaves lansdown. thanks much for joining us. meta, amazon, apple, three very different businesses. what do you like the most heading into earnings season? sophie: certainly a really busy week for us here. as usual, i have to talk about apple's resilience

simon professor of history emeritus at the united states naval academy where he taught for 30 years and served as department chair from 2017 to 2020. he served as the earnest j. king professor of maritime history at the u.s. naval war college. he is an author and editor of 29 books earning him awards including the lincoln, the roosevelt and the dudley knox medal for lifetime achievement. his most recent books are world war ii at sea a global history, operation neptune and battle headway. let's give a warm welcome to a simon. >> thank you let me say i'm glad you introduced the staff and that's great but i'm so impressed was he and his team with the way they put on this wonderful symposium. so great to be back in sealed new friends in this venue and particular so i'm grateful for that. i'm also very impressed by the way with all the people that have stood at this podium before me and the way they have taken on questions not just of what happened but questions have how do we know what happened and the most important question of all and the one i often get org. for my students when i was teaching at the naval academy and that is this one, so what? i mean there's

yeah should either these two but yeah should be fight why he be decent fight simon why is he called there's only two g's called j? i should know this met him. that's you would that's something you would know. yeah, know. i look. yeah, i know, i know. i look. i'll it up later on. but i'll look it up later on. but i think he's he's not. i might become aj oh well also be it. yeah, possibly. but i don't know for certain that oh we're just being cam norris just being told cam norris won just third was one of the third set. he was one of the first fantastic. well well in that he's probably that that means he's probably got chance of he got a reasonable chance of if he wins he's got wins the fourth he's got a reasonable chance of tying up that game within 2 hours and 45, which he's not going do. and which he's not going to do. and at half of what andy at roughly half of what andy murray with murray had to contend with yesterday. right. back yesterday. all right. back with us. i'm over the us. not lighting. i'm over the weekend now. we've got a great weekend now. we've got a great weekend sport. of course, weekend of sp

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