peter: there is a bald eagle in all jack: those jack: 48? yes. probably in the lower 40 83 hundred 20,000 or 340,000. -- in the lower 48 320,000 or 340,000. congress had been trying to come up with a great seal of the united states since july 4, 1776. on that day franklin, adams, and jefferson were appointed as the committee to devised the great seal and they failed miserably. two other committees were formed and failed as well. thompson held up his hands and said, we need a seal. he decided on the bald eagle. he insisted the eagle be an identifiable american bald eagle. peter: our guest is jack davis, a university of florida history professor, a historian who specializes in environment of history and conservation, the author of a couple other books "an everglades providence: marjory stoneman douglas and the american environmental century." and he won the pulitzer prize for " th gulf: the making of an american se closea. -- the gulf: the making of an american sea." what prompted you to write about the bald eagle? we are seeing the bald eagle toda

jack: i will ask about the drug takes. what are we watching? jack: we are watching bio jen.lot on alzheimer's and also eli lilly. this is not as important so even if the trial doesn't go well they have enough things going on like obesity drug they have that could boost the stock in the future. jack: three pics from the story that caught your eye? jack: lily is favorably mentioned and three more in an active extreme generosity. boston scientific make medical equipment, pacemakers, spinal cords, scopes, patients pool of electric procedures during the pandemic and going back including for routine tests, turned 50 a couple weeks ago. i understand become more fill you with the scopes from the portfolio soon. growth is strong, united health one of our panelists because that one of the best positioned healthcare services companies in the world, that and technology going down and it cells and finally this hugely profitable drug called humira which will face competition next year. it is 12 times next year's earnings but there are other drugs and growth will pick up after that. jack:

jack: that is a fairly big delta.urman had a story, to achieve the slowdown we could face unemployment of 6.5% for two years. is he being pessimistic? >> the important thing is to ask why did inflation go up? it was because of demand, similar checks, unemployment benefits or did it go up because of supply chains? was it because of covid antivirus? we need to destroy more demand, and push employment up but if on the other hand it is not supply chains maybe we need time to resolve this problem because the supply-chain problem is getting better and a number of working people said look at this, 2 thirds of the increase in inflation was supply-chain issues and only one third was demand so the answer is we don't need to get the employment rate up to 6.5. once transportation costs come down and supply chains get better there's an important debate about the question, 6% is higher, what we have today. jack: where do you come down and where will the fed have to go as it weighs on these things? >> the federal reserve have a fore

jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable". coming up, ukraine is taking back territory amid no evidence of russian war crimes. ian bremmer on what to expect next from putin, the outlook for oil and trump's impact on the upcoming midterm elections. advertising is coming to netflix and disney, who to stands to benefit and what the change means for the streaming industry. we begin with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. a surprisingly hot meeting on consumer prices led to the biggest market selloff and two years, could the fed try to tame inflation with a full percentage point rate hike next week? another aggressive rate increase could affect high-growth tech stocks, already cooling housing market and bosses expect workers to get back to the office but the action in office reits is telling a different story. my colleagues been levisohn, carleton glitch and jack hough, great to have you back together. you have been skeptical of this market rallied all summer long. this week the market suggested ben was ri

does jacks have to do with it. is the operator? below now let's try to do it with the help of jacks. in our tests, two screw rhombic jacks are involved, more expensive and cheaper rolling and two cylindrical ones, one hydraulic, and the other screw made of plastic. well, here are our jacks. i already chose you you will carry one with you, healthy. she 's actually, he's big. yes, it’s inconvenient to carry, let’s check the strength of the jacks in the laboratory, let’s start with the rhombic ones familiar to most drivers. both withstood the load twice as much under pressure. than specified by the manufacturer. at the same time, the one and a half ton lasted more than two minutes, and the press broke with it. during our attempts to drive the ball into the pocket, it turned out that under the pressure of the jack it was easier, a flat surface and a uniform load, as soon as the car began to roll rhombic one-ton, bent back or what? well, this one is out, if we are talking about screw ones, then this is wear. eh, the scr

thank you, jack.re. and jack said, "no, no, no, no." jack didn't want to -- he didn't want to call attention he was afraid he would embarrass the show i never had that fear. [ laughter ] i became inured to that. jack walks into the -- and nobody -- you couldn't give him a ride jack walks into the emergency room, and the woman or the attendant, whomever it was at the desk, picks up the emergency phone, because jack's now covered with blood in his abdomen, "gunshot victim gunshot victim gunshot victim," click now everybody in the hospital comes running out toward jack. and they said, "where were you shot?" this and that. and jack said, "no, no, i wasn't shot i was bitten by a beaver." [ laughter ] and now the police hear that - now, this is a real violation, because the police come over and they say, "you know, there are no beaver in new york, sir," because they think they got -- who knows what they got? and he said, "no, no, no, no, no, no, no, the beaver is mine." [ laughter ] and the police said, "yo

sit down and walk the jack.et's drink, let's haven't seen you for a long time, you think you'll drink after that, i look already gassed. yes, i'll be fine. well goodbye. you have something to eat, thanks, i'll figure it out myself. let 's get down to business, what i wanted to talk about. guilty before you safron on the ferry shoals, well keep banter. i do not recognize you. you say terrible things. okay, let's assume. i will catch him again, and that they will put him in jail. he will not be imprisoned, he will be sent for treatment, if he is a sick person, then, probably, this is the right century we live. then everything was much easier, such fools did not walk on the ground styopa styopa dear, well, you are a normal person, but in the end. you represent the law. there will be an opportunity, i will not doubt. it's also impossible. this is wrong. this is styopa's life, i'm saving myself and taking the very lives that you save. not for you to decide. you wallowed with your woman framed me for such grandmas. ye

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(jack laughs) - exactly.there's a number of different ways that microbes in your gut can affect what goes on in your brain. - [julia] one pathway is the vagus nerve. this long nerve connects the intestines with the brain, creating a two-way channel of communication. research suggests that stress signals from the brain may cause gastrointestinal distress while signals from the gut may alter mood. the brain and guts are also connected by the body's immune system. - and this is very relevant for alzheimer's and parkinn's, is the microbes in your gut chan how your immune system works. they can cause inflammation that spreads throughout the body and they can change how the brain is receiving information and how the brain is receiving chemicals. - [julia] jack's research sugges that by eliminating inflammation causing microbes in the intestines through medication or dietary changes, we might prevent alzheimer's disease. - that is a phenomenal change in understanding. - this gives me hope that no one else in my fami

jack recommends sticking with healthier eating and consuming more fiber. by analyzing, optimizing, and managing our own microbiomes, we could create a future where diseases are kept at bay. - [futuristic narrator] in the future, many people perform health checks by profiling their microbiomes at home. in real time, toothbrushes sequence the dna of billions of microbes in the digestive tract. the data is networked with appliances, allowing individuals to receive automatic daily food deliveries that are personalized for optimal health. this data also syncs with medication dispensers, which fine tune prescriptions to diversity the microbiome and boost the immune system. - since studies have shown that microbiome transplants can be used to transfer diseas from one animal to another, i wonder if this same technique could be used to cure disease as well. i'm outside boston to meet carolyn edelstein. her openbiome organization is combating a notorious bacteria, c. difcile or c. diff. openbiome is helping fight this life threatening gut infection with a radical tr

now, sir, let's cross over to windsor to w. corresponded jack parrot. jack? is the coffin is on his way. what's the atmosphere like that where you walk? i get yeah indeed. so we're expecting the coffin any moment now to arrive here for this pops more private part of this day's events regarding specifically the funeral . we have seen oversee the pageantry in westminster abbey, and now it arrives here. we've been speaking to people. up and down the road that aligned to and wins. i think it's fair to say that a lot of the people have turned on necessarily, you know, sort of chest beating monica, but a lot of people just here to pay their respects to the queen, a woman that has led this country for 70 years. so just take you through a little bit of what's happened. we had the, our long ceremony in westminster abbey. the queen arrived there from the, the 5 days laying in rest in westminster, who with tens, if not hundreds of thousands of people that attended at the moment. see her coffin . but this is the more formal set of events. we had a number of dignitaries l

jack. thank you very much. are correspond jack park there in brussels. and you have been watching our special coverage of the death of britons. queen elizabeth, i'm terry martin. for me and all of us here at dw nurse, thanks for watching. is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. will return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult. with success in our weekly coven, 19 special. next on d. w. o. to the point in the opinion. clear positions, international perspectives. rushes war on ukraine, maybe stalling. but that didn't stop a lot of a protein from staging. a massive military drill with some help from his friends brushes, war games with china and india to start as a global arms race. find out on to the point with d. w. a. in a ended glistening place of the mediterranean sea. it's waters connect people of many cultures, seen it almost rock and to far a dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean where it has history left its traces. i doing their dream. ah. letter to me this week

well, here are our jacks.e already chosen, healthy, let's test the strength of the jacks in the laboratory, let's start with the rambic familiar to most drivers. both withstood the load twice as much under pressure. than indicated by the manufacturers. at the same time, the one and a half ton lasted more than two minutes, and the press broke with it. during our attempts to drive the ball into the pocket, it turned out that under the pressure of the jack it was easier to have a flat surface and a uniform load, as soon as the car became krinitsa rhombic monotonous bent. careful car, wait, come back or what? well, what knocks out this one, if we are talking about screw ones, then this is the wear of the screws, the screw stands vertically, and therefore excessive bending loads disable the plastic jack. bread looks like this for new cars, the jack is bent, it is impossible to lift it further, like changing wheels. here, everything is simply done very simply; there, plastic plastics withstood almost three tons. it’

got to actually see a union jack on the site rather than red roses _ jack on the site rather than redn red roses are red flags. the fact that they sing — roses are red flags. the fact that they sing the national anthem yesterday. there is a whole host of differences — yesterday. there is a whole host of differences about it. and as a result— differences about it. and as a result of— differences about it. and as a result of that, i have not seen labour— result of that, i have not seen labour activists have this kind of spring in— labour activists have this kind of spring in their step that they've -ot spring in their step that they've got at _ spring in their step that they've got at the — spring in their step that they've got at the moment since tony blair's day. got at the moment since tony blair's day~ they— got at the moment since tony blair's day. they actually can send victory now, _ day. they actually can send victory now. and — day. they actually can send victory now, and that is what is improving morale _ now, and that is what is improving morale hugely after several years of

and against you jack? soon as i gave birth to the jack, they would immediately recognize the lads. i know he will answer later. now it's out of my hands. i do not need it. anything else? they tell me now you can't understand down. for now, let's think about how best to warm you up. thank you let him live at the compass for a while , the havchik vilifies him, and then we'll see. like a head fighter. yes, i thought so too. here is stepanovich. this is all that the council managed to dig up a plan of the district with the designation of where which enterprise in the industrial zone is located and to whom the territories belong. but i know this even without you, but many have not been working at factories for a long time and on their territory there are all sorts of small desks and these tenants change almost every month. yes, and max will drive up now. he seemed to have found a geodetic map, there is a plan of all underground communications, including a river. well, judging by the tone, you also need somethin

hello to you, jack. so we can see quite a lot of people behind you, what has been going on on this final day of the queen's lying and state. well just in the last few minutes, we had the national moment of silence for the queen, the whole of the cue, the people that had been queuing up for hours behind me, went silent for one minute at the top of the hour and indeed across the country that took place a moment of reflection to celebrate and consider and reflect on the queen's legacy . as i say, these people have been queuing up behind me for a number of hours the, the queue, the possibility to see the queen's coffee lying in stay in westminster hall is available until 6 30 in the morning, monday morning. and after that, it will only be dignitaries that can attend, and then obviously we will have the funeral, as we heard in the report, joe biden, the u. s. president. he has attended the coffin in westminster hall and a number of other foreign dignitaries in royal was a descending on london to attend the fu

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he has the will to win. jack draper has had a | will to win. jack draper has had a good year.ing confident about reaching the second week of a grand slam for the first time in his career?— week of a grand slam for the first time in his career? absolutely, he is and uncharted _ time in his career? absolutely, he is and uncharted territory, - time in his career? absolutely, he is and uncharted territory, but - time in his career? absolutely, he is and uncharted territory, but he| is and uncharted territory, but he seems really assured. he feels like he belongs... he's always believed in his tennis, but he was hit with injuries earlier in his career, and this is why he's hoping to make his mark. he's already seen off felix oj aliassime. he will fancy his chances. a lot of the british players and people within british tennis have been very excited about jack draper for a tennis have been very excited about jack draperfor a number of years, so it wouldn't be a surprise at all if you are to come through that much later. , . . , if you are to come through that much later. , , , , if

of jack dorsey's mind he's hinted at this publicly, that there's more to this story. and we found this out. he said twitter was never meant to be a company, and this is proof that it's jack versus the board. >> it's so interesting the moment jack wasn't on the board anymore, he took back all these decisions. he not only found twitter, but he built it into a big business. seemed like he had regrets or was recent of the way the board pushed him out. to sajy jack dorsey was throwing twitter under the bus may be an understatement the idea that he was egging elon musk on and encouraging him to take the company private it's fascinating to read these texts. >> yeah. that's where -- the most interesting part is jack dorsey appointed somebody to be the ceo, yet instantly changed back we need to -- it was never meant to be a company. it should be a protocol, it can only be run a certain way. i do fully agree it was completely inconsistent but also let's remember jack dorsey made this protocol comment for years. it's a reminder that the inner workings of these deals can be rando

jack -- jake i should say, lori thank you as well for being here.ave beautiful daughters, they are great kids. i want to thank all of you, the cancer patient survivors, caregivers, do not jump from their. ok? for all the leaders assigned to medicine -- from science and medicine for being here today. this is a powerful place of reflection and members -- remembrance. this day in 1962 america was facing an inflection point. one of those times it changes everything from the day before to the day after. the shadow of world wars cast over a cold war. the march of civil rights, urgent yet uncertain. against all of that and more, america faced a choice. to move forward or to move backwards. to build the future or obsess about the past. -- to be a nation of unity, hope, optimism or a nation of division, violence, hatred. at this inflection point president kennedy dated choice for the nation, thank god. on this day, 1960 two, rice university, houston he spoke about america's possibility. i was asked by xi jinping, at the tibetan plateau, he turned to me and s

but forward and earl warren flew to dallas to question jack ruby after jack ruby killed oswald, and question him at length -- and met with mrs. oswald and met with margaret oswald's mother. and he did a lot of work, produced a book, and jack, styles that fell i pointed, out wrote a book. i think it came out in 1966, called portrait of the assassin. he believed in the conclusions that the warren commission published. he helped shape those conclusions, crafting the language, there is no evidence of any other participation of any collusion, or of any any other players that -- oswald is the lone assassin he was also open with those critics and would say, i heard him say, on a number of occasions, that if you have evidence, bring it forward. we are still willing to consider it. but in the absence of any other evidence, the conclusion stands. let's -- >> let's see if i can see a couple in here before we wrap. can you talk to us about why did he dumped rockefeller as vp in 76? >> it was a tough decision, and it was one -- for made principled decision, but he also made political decisions. decisions

by a jack. what was it like during that ceremony in, in windsor you've been there all day? what's the mood we just had some of the dignities actually that were within saint george's chapel. they are actually many of them leaving up this road as they've exited that service. obviously, the queen's body now goes to be entered in a private ceremony with just the family and attendance. i think it was a really, really powerful ceremony. and one of the things this stood out and we've heard people talking about, is this, this image to the king with clear tears in his eyes? absolute sadness you can see on his face. and at the end of the day, well, this is a, a, a monic year monarchy changing hands from the queen to the king. it is also the funeral of his mother. it's been quite a powerful moment. and also, one of the things i think that people have been very impressed with, and we know the queen herself had a strong hand in, is the music of the ceremonies, rousing a sort of angelic choral music in especi

terry, jack, thank you very much. our correspondent, jack paris. they're in brussels. well, we've got more breaking news for you now. don't have ela has learned that a coup attempt is underway in burkina faso. a blast and heavy gunfire were reported near the presidential palace stay. tv went off air briefly following the reported blast roads in the capital walk a do are being patrolled by troops. this comes after the military seas power in a qu last january. well, joining us as we try to build a picture of this developing story, as dw west africa corresponded, flourish, shook, we're a good to see, flourish now you're joining us from la lagos, nigeria, what do you know about this? a parent who attempt well this morning, a gone fire was heard from the presidential palace and from the headquarters of the ministry june to the states broadcasting network. the tv and radio station were also shut off and surrounded by military men and schools as well. the students way the schools were clues, then students were ax, so go to school to go back home rather now major roads as well

and they we like, "jack, you have to be kidding.'s no way you could be leaving the country in the middle of a pandemic." and i show them the plane ticket, and i'm like-- and they're like, "jack, you are not getting on that plane." and then i'm just like, "and what if i booked an apartment, and what if christy got a plane ticket as well?" and then they're like, "no, not happening, not happening." and so they didn't really accept it until the day they were driving me to the airport. not ny places will take a chinese citizen and a u.s. citizen at the same time. so dubai was, like, just kind of the best option for us. at the beginning of our trip, we had dding ris because it's illegal-- it was illegal in dubai for unmarried coles to live together, but then they changed the w. just f us, i think, actually. here's o of our wedding rings from when we were rried, but we have since become boyfriend and glfriend without the process of a divorce. [chrty laughing] christy: he requires a lot of "me" time. he doesn't want me to st with hi like, 2

i believe he joined us on the phone from winds up from just outside when the car for a jack. tell us, what can we expect? now today in the 2nd 7. well, we just seen a really silent protection up the the long walk hearing when the queen, coughing and seeing when the cost. so now heading into the chapel service of around a 100 people and the service actually will look broadly something like a funeral in itself that will be in that will be that will be kind of as well. it will be somewhere in the region at the same amount of time is based in western job. but this is for a close to a smaller group of people than the funeral. we've had about about 2 people attending and also that service has taken place. she will be moved to a very private barrier which will take place around 3 to 2 hours. also the end of the service. where would just be the family and we should be laid to rest. have a husband presence to the princess margaret and her mother and father who were all in the memorial chapel for george. with seeing the heard with a coffin that was seeing a king child, the elizabeth el

and the bombshell text jack dorsey sent warning elon musk about the twitter takeover deal. you'll want to see this story. the hills joe concha next. elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show joe concha, the hills media columnist and now author of a brand new book, come on, man, the truth about joe biden's terrible, horrible, no good very bad presidency. i hope i said that title to your liking, joe. joe, -- >> perfect. elizabeth: it's forfect, i know. listen, business inside service connected reporting that private text messages allegedly show jack dorsey was really trying to warn elon musk about twitter before musk's $44 billion takeover deal. it's revealing more and more that jack dorsey didn't like what was going on behind the scenes of twitter. he said it was completely stupid and backwards. >> amazing; right. it's fascinating to watch the two billionaires go back and forth and watch jack dorsey trash his own board of directors at the time and endorsing musk and his bid to take over twitter. liz, this has never been a well run company and tech companies and it is vastly

that is our jack parish reporting from london. many thanks, jack. some boxing news now. mexican canal low alvarez defeated cause ex donnie rival, cannady gulf kin by unanimous decision to retain the undisputed super middle weight rural title canal. those victory brought their bitter rivalry to an end. the pear previously fought in 20172018 with a controversial draw and the 1st fight over as one the 2nd on a split decision. however, in their 3rd meeting on saturday canal had a clear cut victory. his opponents simply said today can hello was better in a bit of different sports related news. the special olympics got some help in an unusual way to raise funds. the annual plane poll took place in the u. s. at dulles international airport. and it's exactly what it sounds like. teams competed to pull in airliner along the tarmac. the plain pool has been going on since 1992. and it's raised more than $3000000.00 for the special olympics. the world's largest sports organization for athletes with disabilities. you are watching d w news coming up next. the doc

parrot in london for as jack. thank you very much. authorities in japan have advised millions of residents to take shelter from typhoon none. model which has made landfall in the southwest is bringing high winds and torrential rain, which is expected to caused flooding. and muslims, strong winds and heavy rain di for nonmetals has hit southwestern japan with gusts of over 230 kilometers per hour. japan spread it in, c, issued a rear alert, warning from 80 iceberg facing phobia conditions. the japanese government convened an emergency meeting and urge people to take care in addition to violent winds, high waves and storm surges, the highest level of bitterness will be needed against mudslides flooding and overflowing rivers. thank you. yes you 4000000 people have been issued. evacuation warnings, some have taken shelter in special if i question sent us. the storm has already left persons of homes without bobbo. transportation is disrupted. convenience stores also shut their doors. during children's and winds are ca

peter: there is a bald eagle in all jack: those jack: 48? yes. probably in the lower 40 83 hundred 20,000 or 340,000. -- in the lower 48 320,000 or 340,000. congress had been trying to come up with a great seal of the united states since july 4, 1776. on that day franklin, adams, and jefferson were appointed as the committee to devised the great seal and they failed miserably. two other committees were formed and failed as well. thompson held up his hands and said, we need a seal. he decided on the bald eagle. he insisted the eagle be an identifiable american bald eagle. peter: our guest is jack davis, a university of florida history professor, a historian who specializes in environment of history and conservation, the author of a couple other books "an everglades providence: marjory stoneman douglas and the american environmental century." and he won the pulitzer prize for " th gulf: the making of an american se closea. -- the gulf: the making of an american sea." what prompted you to write about the bald eagle? we are seeing the bald eagle toda

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fusco, the president and ceo of cheniere energy amazing, jack. you were probably watching yesterday's market action and thinking, my stock held up you just raised, what, 1 billion in free cash flow estimates? >> we did, brian first, thanks for having me on the show and it's nice to finally get recognized, as being such a critical energy provider to europe, right? as you know, 70% of our cargoes this year alone have went to europe europe each cargo, one cargo is enough heat for a million european people for a month it's all working, production has been really strong we produce two tankers a day right now. >> go back into that you've probably heard me say this, jack i'm not saying this to stroke your ego or lng, but you guys are literally -- you and others, by the way, there's others, that are saving europe. report that stat each ship load of american lng is 1 million german homes for a month. that's a lot >> yeah. yeah yeah, and you know, we're sending out two a day. 70% of them went to europe and we expect to continue to do that and we've been ex

simon jack, thank you. our political i jack, thank you. their plans, what is the mood in the party liked? $5 plans, what is the mood in the party liked? ~ , , :, plans, what is the mood in the party liked? a i. plans, what is the mood in the party liked? ,,, liked? as you say, liz truss is holdin: liked? as you say, liz truss is holding firm _ liked? as you say, liz truss is holding firm which _ liked? as you say, liz truss is holding firm which is - liked? as you say, liz truss is holding firm which is exactly l liked? as you say, liz truss is i holding firm which is exactly what you might expect. she spoke a lot about the energy package that she is putting in place, that is because thatis putting in place, that is because that is something a lot of mps support, helping millions of households with their energy bills. what we didn't hear as much from the prime minister on is a recognition that the other measures that she has chosen to introduce, particularly around tax cuts or indeed the impact that they have had on the markets ever since

it's made out of car jacks and truck jacks, but it's also a dialogue with, um, a sort of other narrative within the piece, whichs, uh, "jack and the beanstalk." my interpretation of it is the idea of overcoming your fear and succeeding, you know, but also kind of having a dream that maybe other people might not necessarily be as convinced about, but your conviction to push forward and climb. so the entire sculpture is actually kind of made with room service--they're covers, these kind of warmers, these silver warmers, as well as boot laces, and the boot laces for me is a material i use in my work a lot. it's a kind of metaphor for movement. it's also--within this piece, it's a reference to sort of the adage pulling yourself up by your bootstraps, which is a kind of misnomer in a sense because it's impossible to do that. you kind of need help. you need a community, you need support. the really important component of that in addition to the warmers are the rebars. in a lot of cultures and the culture i grew up in jamaica, a rebar sticking out at the homes sort of is a reference to the idea

jack russell helmet, well, jack jack russell is just the breed of my dreams after watching the moviehat is, then i did not see such dogs, that is, we have, uh, well, in the city there were no jack russells at all. so i thought that i want such a dog. even though i had a dog at the time. well, two dogs. but when i entered the institute i left, well, respectively, in student. write a wish i couldn't afford to have a dog. here, then a rented apartment, too, as it were, well, not really getting a dog. and all the time, as if this process was put off, put off, put off, yes, but at some point, ruslan and i went on vacation, and there i saw a lot of stray dogs. similar to jack russell. and they were so wild that they didn’t react to people at all. they just lived there, in the thickets, bamboo, or what ? well, that is, right here and not at all reacted. that's when i thought that i had enough of everything, how would i have to wait to start. so i came and started looking for my dog. that's exactly the red face. here ruslan was not against it. if in fact not, ruslan was not against it at all

simon jack, a business editor with the latest _ money.the latest thoughts on _ money. simon jack, a business editor with the latest thoughts on what - money. simon jack, a business editor with the latest thoughts on what is i with the latest thoughts on what is likely and what is not likely. and what about the rather winding path that's brought liz truss to number ten? as we heard a short while ago from chris, she was at one stage a liberal democrat but switched to the conservatives and entered parliament in 2010 as mp for south west norfolk. she was for many years completely committed to britain's membership of the european union, but after the brexit vote she changed her mind and said she'd been wrong. she's held various cabinet positions including justice secretary and most recently foreign secretary. our deputy political editor vicki young has the story so far of the politician who's set to be britain's third female prime minister. she is a grafter. she means what she says, she knows what she wants and she gets it. these are some of l

ford and earl warren flew to dallas to question jack ruby after jack ruby had killed oswald. and questioned him at length. and met with mrs. oswalt and met with marguerite also the mother. he did a lot of work, productive produced a book, jack styles i pointed out he wrote a book. think it came out in 1966 called portrait of the assassin. he believed in the inclusions that the warren commission published. he helped to shape those conclusions, crafting the language that said there is no evidence of any other participation of any collusion of other players that oswald, the evidence indicate oswald is the known assassin. they believed oswald to be the alone assassin. it was also very open with those critics and would say, i heard him stand number of occasions if you have evidence, bring it forward. we are still willing to consider it. but in the absence of any other evidence the conclusion stands. >> a terrific. missy if i can sneak a couple more in here before we have to wrap up. can you talk to us about why did he dump rockefeller in bp and 76? tough decision. ford made princi

there was in like a i'm happy for jack. we're right now remembering our privilege hurts mid was prevented from realizing his cream of nursing, but it does not stop them from volunteering his time with the young people of his town. oh but what is making a real difference in the life of these kids even while holding on to such a disappointment in his home was a make it in a new light. ah ah, i'll try your go itch me. okay, to god ah, with a debating the issues of the day produce as always been criminalized around though boundaries of rights under member there people are families and our friends in our community member on our online jewel voice. this made it to, we don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be soft with a political solution. as climate change progresses, there are some people who are in places that they're just going to have to read. there's no recognition about what we're ready facing. the street oh now j 0 ah, i'll just 0 with there was a time when the aka vanguard with the flowers were enough to s

mary's college of california dots jack, welcome to odyssey international. now festival, what do you, if the sog or the surrounding the turbines, the node stream one, rushes as the sanctions are preventing maintenance while siemens says otherwise, what do you think's going on? well, it's probably both know there's probably a technical issue here, but it's pretty obvious. it's more than just a technical issue. you know, it reminds me of a parallel explanation here. i mean, what is it? we are in the private sector here. right? and we had a customer call, which in europe, and it was a private customer, not a country. and we had a private producer called a russian oil. and your customer said to you are, well, you know, in a couple months we're not going to buy any more of your product and we're looking for other customers and we're going to leave, we're going to break our contracts we had, were you? well, what kind of company i would say, ok, you broke the contract, we're just going to go somewhere else and shut off of the product. i mean, if you look at the pri