white stripes want man jack white has shared _ it. an jack white has shared a video and i white has shared a video and written an open letter to record labels telling them to build their own vinyl pressing plants. he says "industry—wide turnaround times for vinyl currently leaning towards the length of a human pregnancy, it's obvious, in a world so contingent on being of—the—moment and timed just right a single, an album, a tour etc., these timelines are the killers of momentum, soul, artistic expression, and far too often, livelihoods." he's got a point, doesn't he? there is a serious problem with manufacturing.— manufacturing. there is a problem _ manufacturing. there is a problem with _ manufacturing. there is a i problem with manufacturing but we always say we'd much rather have the plants full and empty. you have to remember that record store day itself has driven vinyl sales from £7 million a year to £135 million a year over ten years. that is the whole market. the plants couldn't keep up. there are new plants coming on stream bu

i wonder if you think -- there has been speculation that jack perhaps had something to do with this.efore elon musk started buying shares. correct the problem with most conspiracies is that they are too clever for anyone to keep secret. in the case of anyone else on the board working with elon to originate this -- this deal, that would trip a number of legal redlines that i don't think people would be comfortable doing. i do think it is possible/likely that he was supportive of elon coming in and owning the company. probably because he felt like he was no longer going to be involved so this was another way out. i would just point out that direct distinction and contradiction to what he said five months ago when he said the company was in great hands and he had no concerns about stepping away. cries what have you heard from current twitter employees? what is it like working there? because i don't want to speak for current employees but for former employees and those of us who were there from the early times, it is just depressing. it is sad to see this thing that was built be looked a

the bottom line is musk has no choice but to run it as a serious business. jackether the deal will close, twitter stock closes at a big discount and the guys who try to bet on these things, there's a 50% chance the deal doesn't happen at all. jack: thanks for coming on to talk about this. roundtable numbers next will give their ideas for the coming week and carleton has thoughts about crypto currency. stay right there. .. - my name's john patton. i'm a marketing executive. i feel like i have really understood and embraced the connection between mind and body. if you have great physical health but your mental health suffers, there's a disconnect. and so for years, i've taken dozens of supplements and seen a real benefit, but nothing honestly like i've seen with encour. i get up, i feel awake. i feel energized. i drink encour. i've got sustained energy throughout the day. encour allows me to be balanced all day long. to have clarity in my thoughts from morning to night. i just absolutely love how easy it is. i rip open a packet throw it in a bottle of water, down i

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what acquisition jack has been for the giants. they blow out the nets 12 to 3. they complete that 3 game sweep the play one game in milwaukee tomorrow, which is weird. ben, they come home for the bay bridge series that starts on tuesday and the a's they hosted the rangers today. they're looking to avoid the sweep. top of the 4th. no score. cole irvin 6 down adolis garcia. nice change up their urban went 5 shutout innings and struck out 4 bottom of the frame. one offer stephen piscotty. he gets all of this one. that's his first home run of the season. that's all the a's would need. they win 2 to nothing. they'll start that series bay bridge series with the giants on tuesday. will be popping week in the bay from u.s. ports fronts, day first days and they're warriors nuggets guys, get going to games yeah, one, whatever. those 2 teams are playing the same time the embarcadero was like, yeah, and we've got through all 3 of our teams now. that will be a big one. jason, thank you. yeah. >> we'll be right or will be back at 8 o'clock. stick with us. (male narrator) up n

the bottom line is musk has no choice but to run it as a serious business. jackether the deal will close, twitter stock closes at a big discount and the guys who try to bet on these things, there's a 50% chance the deal doesn't happen at all. jack: thanks for coming on to talk about this. roundtable numbers next will roundtable numbers next will give liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for whatchya... line? need. liberty biberty— cut. liberty... are we married to mutual? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. we hit the bike trails every weekend whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. shinges doesn't care. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn't care. we've still got the best moves you've ever seen good for you, but shingles doesn't ca

jack has researched globally. she's found differences between countries where populations have historically trained for certain crises, in turn, they're more resilient, wendy, to much beyond if hiring, like israel, for instance. there is a country that has seen a great deal of violence and still does in many forms of attacks. laughing for a leap is good, they have safety drills or say catastrophe exercises. that my capacity for control to a woman that well trained and know precisely what to do then when. so when another attack takes place, they'll go, i have to do that that and then we have this fight, every one knows what to days, timothy shes. it's taught in schools. it's a systematic program that i think enables the population to protect and support themselves as much as possible to want us to a state promoting resilience is one thing, but the foundations of mental health are already being laid in childhood. the atrium of community art school for young people in the northrop rylin, half of the families here rel

. >>> este jack ha sido entrenado a hacer esto como un juego pero si unperro es agresivo por naturaleza pueden morder. >>> raymond meza telemundo 48. >>> nos vamos donde ocurrió un hecho poco se eses antes visto. según las autoridades el sujeto habría entrado a la casa de otra persona la policía llegó para sacarlo y se ayuda de la gente canino pero da silva quien habría estado bajo la influencia de las drogas habría acuchillado y mordido en la cara al perro, el presunto atacante está detenido mientras (nombre en inglÉs) se recupera de las lesiones. >>> san francisco además lleva 4 empresas a las que acusa de alimentar la crisis de los opiáceos que enfrenta la país, el fiscal de la ciudad dice que las empresas demandadas han costado la ciudad miles de millones de dólares y miles de vidas debido al tráfico de opiáceos son recetados por los médicos, esto se produce después de una redada de traficantes de fentanilo en el área de la bahía. >>> vamos a ver qué tal estará el pronóstico de las temperaturas por este inicio de semana, vamos contigo, guillermo quiroz. >>> un panorama que se mantie

jack has researched globally. she's found differences between countries where populations have historically trained for certain crises, in turn, they're more resilient. when's it must be on is higher than lake israel, for instance. there is a country that has seen a great deal of violence and still does in many forms of attack. so nothing for a leap is good. they have safety drills or say catastrophe exercises, that lack capacity control to any woman that well trained and no precisely what to do event when so when another attack takes place, they'll go, i have to do that that and then we have this fight. every one knows what to days, timothy shes. it's taught in schools. it's a systematic program that i think enables the population to protect and support themselves as much as possible to want after a state promoting resilience is one thing, but the foundations of mental health are already being laid in childhood. the atrium of community art school for young people in the north of berlin. half of the families here

jack has tonsillitis. he is being examined byjonathan. trained to prescribe medication as well as being a pharmacist. take one or two, up to four times a day. he has given painkillers to jack, which means there is no need to go to a gp. i think it's brilliant, i think it will help a lot of people because gps are quite hard to get into at the moment, so probably will relieve a bit of the pressure off them. i spent years referring people to the gp for conditions that i knew i could treat myself, and now i'm in the position i can do that. patients have much better access to care and the added benefit is you know you are freeing up gp appointments for more complicated patients. local gp practices are reaping the benefits. have we referred any patients to the pharmacy today? - this surgery refers around 25 minor ailment patients each week to the pharmacist. that is 100 gp appointments saved each month, and more time for doctors to visit seriously ill patients in their homes. we are finding that demand is outweighing capacity, and so anything t

jack has tonsillitis. he is being examined byjonathan.an is trained to prescribe medication as well as being a pharmacist. take one or two, up to four times a day. the has given painkillers to jack, which means there is no need to go to a gp. i think it's brilliant, i think it will help a lot of people because gps are quite hard to get into at the moment so probably will relieve a bit of the pressure off them. i spent years referring people to the gp for conditions that i knew i could treat myself and now i'm in the position i can do that. patients have much better access to care and the added benefit is you know you are freeing up gp appointments for more complicated patients. local gp practices are reaping the benefits. have you referred any patients to the pharmacy today? - this surgery refers around 25 minor ailment patients each week to the pharmacist. that is 100 gp appointments saved each month and more time for doctors to visit seriously ill patients in their homes. we are finding that demand is outweighing capacity and so anythin

emily: now of course jack dorsey left fairly abruptly last year, left as ceo, left the board, but is still a fairly large shareholder. has from jack. what was your experience in dealing with him as an activist investor, and what do you imagine he is thinking? natasha: i think it is a tough job. and it was tough for jack dorsey, who was also splitting his time. i think he was a well-intentioned individual that tried to do the right things at twitter. and took some steps to do that. and of course because it is such a huge mosaic, you are going to get criticism from both sides. i think it was the right choice for him to step down and have the new coo. but there is still work to be done to transform the town square, if that's what this is. a lot of people spent a lot of time on twitter, but it's a small chunk of the population, and the manipulation that is happening over these platforms is really unfortunate. so, we will see what happens, but there is room for improvement. and maybe musk can be part of that. emily: indeed. natasha lamb, lots of open questions. thank you so much for weighing in and trying to answer some of th

jack dorsey leading the board of twitter meant the board collectively owned almost no shares in twitter and therefore, i quote, their economic interests are not aligned with shareholders. does he have a point? >> absolutely he hasoint. aside from jack dorsey, who is leaving the board in may, jack dorsey has around 2.25% ownership stake in twitter. the rest of the board has way less than 1% ownership stake. they don't, they are fiduciaries for shareholders, but in terms of actually having any skin in the game, they have zero skin in the game. i would add, for your viewers, the prince, who may have owned something like 5% of twitter at one time, no longer does. i'm not sure what he owns at the moment. i'm not sure how relevant it is that he is tweeting about his view of elon musk's offer. he is not involved anymore. he is not on the board. he has no influence. he is not a large shareholder. i'm not sure why anybody would listen to him at the moment. but that key here is, some of the big shareholders that are out there, which are big retail asset management companies like blackrock, morgan stanley, vanguard which is the largest shareholder at 10%, i think they are all likely, if this financing can be firmed up, if

main motivations for persevering was we wanted a full life, a decent life and we have a quote that jack has used a lot in his books. life is not important except for the impact it has on other lives. it was not just our own lives but we always wanted to have some impact on society. that determination we had from a very early age. i think we tended to think of what people call obstacles, we tended to think of them as challenges. you could not walk away from it. that was another motivating factor because there were a lot of challenges in our time. susan: you report that jackie robinson uses the plural pronoun we went talking about themselves and their partnership in life. can you talk about what she brought to the partnership? kostya: i will start with a macro view. without rachel robinson, we might not have had jackie robinson. she was integral to his strength and ability to negotiate what was a truly difficult and challenging time. she was always characterized as being a steady and common influence on jack. she was an extremely intelligent woman who went to ucla while she trained to be a nu

he has a point. aside from jack dorsey, who's leaving the board in may, jack dorsey has about 2.25 percent ownership steak and twitter. the rest of that board has weigh less than one percent ownership stake. and so they don't, you know, they are fiduciary for shareholders. but in terms of, you know, actually having any skin in the game here, they have 0 skin in the game and i would also add for your viewers that prince. i will lead who wants to part time, they have owned something like 5 percent of twitter are no longer. ready does i'm not sure what he owns at the moment. i'm not sure what, how relevant it is that he's tweeting about? he is view of, of you on must offer he's and he's not involved anymore. and he's not on the board . he's has no influence. he's not a large shareholder, so not sure why anybody would listen to him at the moment. but you know, the key here is some. ready big shareholders that are out there, which are a big retail of asset management. companies like black rock, like morgan stanley, like vanguard, which is the largest shareholder at 10 percent. so i think they'r

she has gone on doing that of her own volition. and also in jack's legacy.it gives an indication of the type of person she was and remains. susan: we should tell people that misses robinson will mark her 100th birthday in july of this year. branch rickey, who was he? kostya: he was the president and general manager of the dodgers. he was the man who wanted to integrate baseball. he saw a window into doing this. during the war years. that is when he thought about this before he had thought about robinson particularly. his motivation through his work was he had famously had a portrait of abraham lincoln in his office. he didn't think it was asinine to have segregation in baseball. he did not think it was right, but he would openly say it, he was not aware this was a business opportunity to attract new fans to the game and make the dodgers better. in the years after robinson came out, they had other great african-american players. the catcher, the picture, and others -- pitcher and others. they were ahead of the game and it helped the dodgers become a powerhous

jack: for weeks, ukraine has been battling brutal attacks from russia in several fronts including cyberspaceted russian hack on its power grid. officials found dangerous malware aimed at the energy sector in the us. former director of the us national security agency and commander of us cyber command, admiral michael rogers. thanks for coming on the show, appreciate it. let's start with cyber. what have we learned about russian capabilities from what they are doing in ukraine and the wall street journal reported is like the russian be team is doing most of its hacking. are we seeing its best stuff and if not why not? >> i will disagree. part of a challenge his expectation. historically when we think of cyber and warfare we think of pearl harbor. that implies a bolt out of the blue surprise event that produces catastrophic effect and that is not what we've seen so far but we have seen a lot of cyber activity, offensive, some sort of affect to destroy them, degrade them, deny users ability to access them as well as significant cyber defense. i wouldn't anyone to think we are not seeing a lot of

but jack slab has made the decision. play was my family boy is sim cuz that if straight fides thoughts and i hope they don't start ah, if serrato and try to and as a safety oh i will have to leave i have a little bag. well, ah, my wage, i will need it. in a case all flavin some body for now. so he has also decided to stay. but he too nice. he may have to leave eventually. when war came to hockey, it changed people's lives in ways. none of them could have foreseen, but for each of them and the other residents of this batted city and the siege, life somehow still goes on develop that school international shipping company to become a p middle east and tried and wanting skillfully, not one small media serves as a lifeline for community facing environmental and cultural change. in just under a year's time, catins albert stadium will house the opening match of the 2022 world cup. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many fans were already counting down to the big kickoff next november c.

the bestselling author of the eagle has landed, jack higgins, has died. ing of jack caine. the publisher said that the passing ofjack ian's mark the passing ofjack ian's mark the passing of an eagle —— mark the passing of an eagle —— mark the passing, era. a reminder of our top story. imran khan has been removed as pakistan's prime minister, after losing a confidence vote in parliament following weeks of political turmoil. mr khan had earlier said he would not recognise any new opposition government, claiming that there was a us—led conspiracy to remove him. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lucyegrey thank you for watching. hello there. we've got a little ridge of high pressure moving in and that is killing off saturday's daytime showers, allowing those skies to clear and temperatures to fall away so do expect a frosty start to sunday, lots of blue sky and sunshine to begin with but quickly clouding over from the west. so here is that little ridge of high pressure moving over into europe and all eyes focused on this area of low out in the atlantic, this

there is some soul-searching that jack dorsey has done. maybe elon musk has been a part of that or listening as he tweets about it. >> what do you make of that? what do you think jack is thinking? >> i have no idea what he is thinking. i am a big fan of his. i am sure he is very thoughtful and thinking through what the future holds and what this new development may or may not impact of the product and the team but i have no idea what he is thinking. >> we all want to know. thank you along with bloomberg's sarah friar. coming out, the third-party breach. we will be joined by the co-founder in an exclusive interview. the first since the bridge was disclosed. what happened and what did they learn? this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a security breach at one of the third parties. the breach happened in january but they did not disclose it until about two months later and after the hacker group claimed responsibility for the attack and posted screenshots of customer accounts on telegram. they say that he has spoken to hundreds of customers about what happe

it's not like jack has super voting shares. this is going to be put out to the market, and we'll see kind of the market reaction. if i think through the fiduciary responsibility of the board, it ultimately is a cash offer. so, look, from jmp's seat, my seat here, we had a perform rating when twitter was in the 30s. understood that saudi arabia's come out and said, hey, look, this undervalues the company many terms of the intripsic value. from our perspective, this is a premium versus where other digital ad platforms are trading. it looks like a very decent offer compared to where the stock was prior to news of elon getting involved here. liz: that's exactly where we bring in scott redler because the deal, and we do have it on the screen, $54.20, we stand at 45 even right now, sure, it looks good when you compare it to where we are at the moment. however, the high of the past year which was hit in july, scott, was $73.34. if i'm a shareholder, i'm saying, wait a minute, i know that the company was able to get to $73. why would i

jack: i want to go to jack hough to talk about stocks that were hammered and nobody noticed, everyone talked about risky tech stocks but there has been a biotech bloodbath. jack: got to look at biotech. i turned 50 this year and i'm due for certain medical test you are probably aware of. i'm not comfortable mentioning healthcare and bottom fishing in the same sentence but you have 2 when it comes to biotech. look at this etf, the spider s&p biotech etf, down by nearly half from february. jpmorgan wrote that healthcare broadly looks attractive, earnings stability, biotech in particular looking at dealmaking and clinical breakthroughs. taking a closer look at biotech, the best deals are small and midsize companies, a third are trading at 3 times the value of cash and short-term investments which is cheap. these companies can be hit or miss. there's another one, biotechnology, that waits for larger companies, you can buy individual ones. jpmorgan says among gets favorites are see jen and bio american pharmaceuticals. jack: cheap stock sounds like better the colonoscopy. how to invest for inflation and own stock in companies with pr

the bestselling novelist known as jack higgins has died — he was 92.known for his 1975 book, the eagle has landed, about a nazi plot to kidnap winston churchill during the second world war. it sold more than 50 million copies and was adapted into a film starring michael caine. now on bbc news, has putin's plan failed? frank gardner explains why putin's plan has so far failed. this is now shockingly familiar. death and destruction right on europe's eastern flank. missile roars overhead. because russia's invasion has shattered cities. explosion. it's killed thousands and driven millions from their homes. and now president putin's war machine is accused of genocide and atrocious war crimes. almost no—one expected ukraine to be able to stand up to the might of the russian army but this invasion has not gone according to the kremlin�*s plans. it surprised everyone, including me, how poorly the russian army has performed in this war. we are going to try to break down how putin's plan went wrong and what are the options from here. they hoped for a quick victo

the family of conner-jack oswalt has spent the last 2 and a half years studying unidentified persons checking more works for their son. and last thursday, police in utah found the now 19 year-old and we're able to get him to. consent to a finger scan which led deputies to his name in family as well is living with autism and the national center for missing and exploited children says the case brings attention to missing children with autism, especially during this autism awareness month. >> children who go missing, who have autism are known to wander or a safe environments it's something we hear are concerned about. something we see from time to time missing child posters. when we put them out there, they're called for help. their call for action. and what we ask of the communities just stop for a second. and look at those images because as i said behind every single one of them is a surging family in need of your help. >> it's important advice there. the center hopes this story will bring hope to other families who are searching for their loved ones. the website missing kids dot org

the has given painkillers to jack, which means there is no need to go to a gp.le to the gp for conditions that i knew i could treat myself and now i'm in the position i can do that. patients have much better access to care and the added benefit is you know you are freeing up gp appointments for more complicated patients. local gp practices are reaping the benefits. have you referred any patients to the pharmacy today? - this surgery refers around 25 minor ailment patients each week to the pharmacist. that is 100 gp appointments saved each month and more time for doctors to visit seriously ill patients in their homes. we are finding that demand is outweighing capacity and so anything that relieves some of the pressure on general practice is very welcome. at times, some medicines are in short supply. right now there are stock problems with hormone replacement therapy — hrt — which can lead to distressing delays for women needing repeat prescriptions. when you think about, for example, the shortages and the hrt issues that we are currently facing, having a pharmaci

jack saying that elon musk is the techno-king. what hasfluence the you think of jack dorsey on this deal, having left of the company? david: it is a good thing to speculate about. my guess is that jack, like me, is cautiously optimistic about what this could mean. but no one can look at elon musk and not worry that something could spin out of control in an unpredictable direction, and i'm sure jack, who feels very deeply attached to and proprietary towards twitter, wants to see his they be kept healthy. -- see his baby kept healthy. but i want to see if there were important changes they had been prevented from making, because it would prevent -- and that is all going to go away once the company is private. can i just ask adam a question, though? because i wonder about the sec. they still have to approve this transaction. here's a guy who was accused and settled with them for securities fraud regarding tesla. and didn't necessarily abide by the terms of the settlement. what is the possibility, as a washington guru, adam, that maybe the sec

escalation of ukraine in this formula, apparently, it has been decided to neglect this and this frankly frightens professionals. but after all , jackhas nothing to fear from the wound of american diplomacy, the former ambassador to the ussr is 92 years old. we don't know exactly what actually happened in the bucha. secondly, there is no evidence that moscow is to blame for this. the fact is that ukrainians need to make a deal with russia so that it can keep crimea, where the majority of the population russians, where is their naval base located, because the creation of a rogue country from russia by a nuclear power equivalent to the united states is definitely not in our interests. by the way, find this fragment on the internet. now it’s not at all just that he’s not on the channel’s website, something tells him that jack metlock. not soon now. they will call on cnn the situation is already in the bush. everything will be discussed at the security council. un truth within the framework of the meeting on the humanitarian situation and only as one of the topics how to intercept the agenda. the west has already come up with the day be

christina: it's unclear where connor jack has been.ation, deputies picked him up though it was difficult to make out who he was. deputies found connor jack oswalt. >> i'm dumb struck by the whole situation. >> we are grateful that he's safe, and alive and we have our son back. that's the most important thing ever for us. christina: so connor jack is safe and sound. heart warming story by the community pulling together to help a teenager with autism this april which is also autism awareness month. arthel: thank you, christina coleman, great story. i'm glad they are back together. eric: hoffa is not the head of international of teamsters, he's retired after 23 years as teamsters president, mr. hoffa upon retirement said, quote, serving our 1.4 million members in north america has fulfilling beyond what i could have dreamed when my fellow brothers and sisters first elected me in 1998. i am forever grateful for given the opportunity to follow in my father's footsteps in teamsters president's. riddle, the search for james hoffa and we are c

the bestselling novelist known as jack higgins has died — he was 92.r his 1975 book, the eagle has landed, about a nazi plot to kidnap winston churchill during the second world war. it sold more than 50 million copies and was adapted into a film starring michael caine. his publisher said the passing ofjack higgins — whose real name was henry patterson — marked the passing of an era. now a moment of space history — as the first all—private crew has arrived at the international space station. this is their arrival earlier. the all male crew are called the axiom—1. let's have a look at a few more details. the first all—private mission flight is being hailed as a milestone in the commercialisation of space flight. the four men are led by a former us space agency astronaut, michael lopez—alegria. passengers include a us real estate entrepreneur and aerobatic pilot larry connor, israeli investor eytan stibbe and canadian entrepreneur, mark pathy. the mission set off from florida kennedy space center and is expected to last eight days. they'll undertake some

the bestselling novelist known as jack higgins has died — he was 92. winston churchill during the second world war. it sold more than 50 million copies and was adapted into a film starring michael caine. a pub in bolton in the north of england has started holding sunday morning church services to reach christians in diverse communities — who may be reluctant to go to a traditional church — or who don't have access to one. attendance at church of england services has gradually fallen over the past decade. organisers hope this new inititiative will help reverse that trend — as kaleigh watterson reports. a church service with a difference. this sunday morning service takes place in the mosley arms pub in bolton. pints have been swapped for prayers and instead of karaoke, there are worship songs. one of our big things is we start new church of england churches in generally neutral spaces, as we call them, places that are little bit more accessible for folks. we want church to be accessible for people who aren't used to churches. it's part of a network of c

but the veteran of the american jack metluk has nothing to be afraid of diplomacy, the former ambassadors 92 years old. we don’t know exactly what actually happened in bucha, and secondly, there is no evidence that moscow is to blame for this . the fact is that ukrainians need to make a deal with russia so that she can keep crimea where the majority of the population is. narrow, where their naval base is located, because the creation of a nuclear power from russia, the equivalence of the united states of a pariah country, is definitely not in our interests. by the way, find this fragment on the internet. now it’s not at all just that he’s not on the channel’s website , something tells him that jack metlock. not soon now. they will call on cnn the situation is already in the bush. everything will be discussed at the security council. un truth within the framework of the meeting on the humanitarian situation and only as one of the topics how to intercept the agenda. the west has already come up with the day before. zelensky was unexpectedly announced as a guest star with a video message va