jane: it really could.est rate differentials are beginning to play -- pay out and we know the bank of japan is not going to move on rates for some time and that is coming through in the dollar-yen exchange rate right now. manus: jane, the well, come back -- be well, come back. coming up, energy prices at multiyear highs. we will speak to our guests. this is bloomberg. ♪ baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? manus: good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai, i am manus cranny and it is "daybreak: europe." asian stocks gained but u.s. futures push lower after friday's disappointing jobs figures. goldman sachs cuts the u.s. growth forecast. bank of england offic

jane mentioned the pirate conference and it— jane mentioned the pirate conference and it was— jane mentionedall and around _ and it was like that in the hall and around stalls and in the conference bars if _ around stalls and in the conference bars if people were on a high and it was reflected in borisjohnson's speech and again not a lot of policy in there _ speech and again not a lot of policy in there. and it willjust be the bil in there. and it willjust be the big test— in there. and it willjust be the big test and in terms of the levelling of agenda that boris johnson went on about there, again, speaking _ johnson went on about there, again, speaking to— johnson went on about there, again, speaking to the conservative party faithful— speaking to the conservative party faithful in — speaking to the conservative party faithful in the hall but delivering a message that actually if you stop and think— a message that actually if you stop and think about it or was delivered by someone with less charisma and who was— by someone with less charisma and who was not quite as popular internally in t

jane, _ starmer's shadow cabinet. jane, we _ starmer's shadow cabinet.r leader, and then papers on the right will look at the conservative leaders, but it isn't always the case? no, obviously in the late 1980s and early 2000, the murdoch press supported tony blair, and famously a very close relationship there. i think thatis relationship there. i think that is slightly different now. i don't think that they need the murdoch press anymore. i don't think it is that crucial. it is obviously important but not crucial. the guardian i don't think explicitly back to the labour party in the last election or the election before. yes, it is more complicated. i think that is a difference because of social media. you don'tjust need the backing of newspapers. it is more open. what about on the conservative side was —— conservative side? there was a big tax rise when borisjohnson brought there was a big tax rise when boris johnson brought followed, and there was speculation it would not pass, it was the end of conservatism. interestingly enough, and it is a good debat

jane will be attending _ together. jane will be attending the - together.gether. jane will be i attending the course. she is together. jane will be - attending the course. she is 32 years old and a single mum who works as a call —— at a call centre. she is also a part—time local model. what are you looking for, husband? if i local model. what are you looking for, husband? ifi get someone _ looking for, husband? ifi get someone who _ looking for, husband? ifi get someone who really - looking for, husband? if i get i someone who really understands my schedule and understand where — my schedule and understand where i'm coming from or maybe someone — where i'm coming from or maybe someone who is going through the same _ someone who is going through the same things that i've gone through. — the same things that i've gone through, and i think i can give ita through, and i think i can give it a shot _ through, and i thinkl can give it a shot-— it a shot. what if you learn nothin: it a shot. what if you learn nothing from _ it a shot. what if you learn nothing from

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what do you think about the tone that jane alluded to there? | the tone that jane alluded to there? you think it was the right tone to set given what is happening right now in the uk? it tone to set given what is happening right now in the uk?— right now in the uk? it was largely the one thing _ right now in the uk? it was largely the one thing boris _ right now in the uk? it was largely the one thing boris johnson - right now in the uk? it was largely the one thing boris johnson can i the one thing borisjohnson can do, which _ the one thing borisjohnson can do, which is _ the one thing borisjohnson can do, which is to— the one thing borisjohnson can do, which is to play to the gallery, to try and _ which is to play to the gallery, to try and entertain. there is no doubt it worked _ try and entertain. there is no doubt it worked very well in the hall. the conservative party members there who treated _ conservative party members there who treated the _ conservative party members there who treated the whole conference large like a _ treated the whole conference large like a celebratio

upon information and belief with the express consent of jane doe number one, jane doe number two, ander biden administration officials developed a plan to use a letter from an outside group which they said is not the usual suspects. that would likely be i assume the letter from the national school boards association, this outrageous, outrageous letter, as pretext for federal action to chill, deter, and discourage parents from exercising their constitutional rights and privileges. so according to this, the department of justice, at the most senior levels of the biden administration, and these organizations, including the national school board association colluded, conspired, to set up the parents and parent organizations and tax payers of this country to silence them. upon information and belief, in or about mid september, work began on development of what became the attorney general's memorandum. concerns expressed by department staff included, one, the absence of federal law enforcement nexus and authority, exactly there is none. number two the constitutionally protected nature of pa

on... jane, | apologies, we have run out keep the lights on... jane, i apologies, we have run out oframme on this very important topic. the un's special rapporteur on human rights in north korea has warned that the country's most vulnerable children and elderly are at risk of starvation. that's as international sanctions, coupled with extensive covid restrictions, leave ordinary north koreans struggling to live a life of dignity. i'm joined now by phil robertson, deputy director of the asia division at human rights watch in boston. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. i guess with covid restrictions, the findings are not too surprising, but firstly that was your reaction on how things got so dire there? it your reaction on how things got so dire there?— dire there? it has really been a situation with _ dire there? it has really been a situation with these _ dire there? it has really been a situation with these extreme . situation with these extreme response to covid—i9 by north korea, when they shut down cross—border travel and when they shut down enter provincial travel

jane...so -- jane: it has been eerily quiet in the streets. vastly down, there are usual traffic jams and bustling markets dissapearing. the first thing i noticed other than truckloads of fighters was the complete lack of women in the street. almost none in public spears -- spears. -- public spears. what was also striking was sense that althought he taliban did control city there isnt sense that they have taken over a government. there doesn't appear to be a robust administration. checkpoints are scattered and haphazard. there's a feeling that the city is occupied by a militia but not necessarily run by one. amna: in the states, there is a new report out from the inspector general detailing the cost of the final months of the war and more details about what equipment was left behind and what was destroyed. did we learn from that? jane: it is a real reminder of just how expensive this war has been for the united states. it has been over $1 trillion in 20 years. but sigar has been putting out reports for ten years now about the cost. looking at

jonathan: jane, great to catch up. jane foley, it has been too long.fx strategist, cable back through one third -- 1.35. positive this morning by about one half of 1%. tom: one of the great charts off the bloomberg is straight waited -- trade-weighted sterling and we forget that through brexit, once, twice, three times we visited major weakness in trade-weighted sterling. we've had a nice advance, not meaningful, but a nice lift in sterling. do we go back down and revisit? jonathan: something really important, what happens with a developed market currency when it becomes disconnected from interest rates because a central bank has to hike during economic weakness because of price pressure. i've got no idea what next year looks like. that's my view, this range of outcomes. the situation we have to explore in fx. tom: is the u.k. the new em currency? do you believe that? jonathan: that is a question. that does not imply. lisa: all of these things, don't send hate mail. jonathan: my friend from the city of london, i know what happens when he asks that ques

jane, we do assume that _ probably no, no. jane, we do assume that the _ probably no, no.1970s, the murdoch and blair famously very close i and blair famously very close relationship _ and blair famously very close relationship there. _ and blair famously very close relationship there. i- and blair famously very close relationship there. ithink- relationship there. i think that— relationship there. i think that slightly— relationship there. i think that slightly different - relationship there. i thinki that slightly different now. relationship there. i think. that slightly different now. i don't — that slightly different now. i don't think— that slightly different now. i don't think the _ that slightly different now. i don't think the labour - that slightly different now. i| don't think the labour leader needs. — don't think the labour leader needs. i_ don't think the labour leader needs, i don't— don't think the labour leader needs, i don't think - don't think the labour leader needs, i don't think is - needs, i don't think is crucial _ needs, idon't think is crucial. it'

jane doe 1 and john doe 1, and others in white house, separatedly express concern regarding potentialrt son political impact of parent mobilization and organization around school issues in up coming midterm elections, this is about a sleazy and untorrid as it gets, on information and belief at direction of or consent of jane doe 1, jane doe 2 and other biden administration officials develop a plan to use a letter from an outside group, they say not usual suspects, that would likely be, assume letter from national school boards association, that outrageous outrageous letter. as pretext for federal action to chill, deter and discourage persons from exercising their constitutional rights and privileges, according to this. the department of justice, at most senior levels of the biden administration, and the organization, including national school board association, colluded to sit up parents and parent organizations and taxpayers, to silence them. on information and belief in our about mid september, work began to developing attorney general memorandum, concerns expressed by depend staff,

we used to watch jane.icken noodle news. we got ticketed to the radio and of it correspondents' dinner, which was a big deal. we were making $11,000 a year, basically grunts. we went to loehman's -- >> stephen: loeham's--m's-- we bought these dresses, and she said, "there's jane pauley." and she was walk in. she goes, "i dare you to go touch her." so of course i, like, walk up to jane. i kind of grayed her taffeta gown with my knuckles. and we were, like, so excited, because we worshipped jane pauley. >> stephen: wow. >> and the idea that i ended up in the same job that jane pauley had and did so beautifully, it was like that mind-blown emojy. really. >> stephen: sure. >> it was so crazy. >> stephen: you end up at the "today" show. have you watched "the morning show." >> i have. >> stephen: is it like that? i don't mean like plot point and stuff like that. is it like that? are these shows a bag of snakes all fighting each other? that's what it seems like, the personality conflicts. >> you know what struck m

one of the people who is crucial in this is jane adams. it is worth mentioning by 1870, so many women are getting involved by 1870 the majority of people graduating from high school are women. that early women are the majority. only 2% of americans go to college in that year but women are 21%, this is not just a few people. jane adams is from illinois. her father worked with abraham lincoln. she was famous for her eyes which were blue and supposed to sink into those eyes, i show you a picture of her later in a minute. pretty much anybody who saw jane adams commented on her eyes. jane adams did a tour of europe, to assemble an area a small college and was horrified by what she saw because she toward the tenement district in london and felt the people she saw were hardly people, she likened them to animals and she said this is not right. this is the modern world because it was the modern world to her and there is no way in a modern world that people should live like this but exactly what one could do about it was not clear. she eventually do

jane merrick is policy editor at the i newspaper.ore that she was political editor of the independent on sunday. you've been on twitter today with the assessment of keir starmer�*s speech for all your readers. i was tweeting a very long thread it was a very long tweet actually, it was a very long speech actually, so i ended up tweeting about 70 tweets. i guess it's a mix. the first take is a few tweets as he's speaking, but i'm actually going to be writing a piece that's halfway part written. about what his policy agenda is and whether that's enough for him to win the next election. obviously there's a long way to go, but are these policies that can win labour the next election? erin bastoni is co—founder of the barnett media a left—wing media company. i've been looking at the website, you've got an op—ed saying that starmer is just as dishonest as borisjohnson. there is another headline — "starmer rigs the rules." is that the kind of dramatic statement, is that the reason your readers go to your site and not the mainstream media? we

jane campion won the original screenplay 0scarfor the jane campion won the original screenplay oscartagonists are female and this is new for her. her protagonists have been female. cumberbatch�*s leading role as phil is new for her. but this portrayal of toxic masculinity and misogyny is resonating with critics. as well as the film appearing at toronto, telluride and now new york film festivals, campion was awarded best director prize at the venice film festival. the film is backed by netflix. campion is the latest auteur they've collaborated with, as the streamer still searches for that elusive best picture 0scar. do you feel that you can work with somebody like jane campion, who's a great auteur, and the film you're doing can still get a huge promotional push? that it can, you know... i think it's the perfect synchronicity. to think that someone who has that aesthetic and taste, who's a festival queen and favourite, to think that her film might get an even bigger audience, that's a win—win, yeah. good evening. benedict cumberbatch may be the actor of the moment. he also has an anti

kirsten dunst, who jane campion had previously admired, play5 ro5e.g filming.— says the actor stayed far apart durin: filminu. ,. , during filming. the scenes we were in, we during filming. the scenes we were in. we were — during filming. the scenes we were in. we were pretty _ during filming. the scenes we were in, we were pretty distant - during filming. the scenes we were in, we were pretty distant from - during filming. the scenes we were l in, we were pretty distant from each other~ _ in, we were pretty distant from each other~ i_ in, we were pretty distant from each other~ i had — in, we were pretty distant from each other. i had to create my own daemon, _ other. i had to create my own daemon, and benedict and i did not talk to— daemon, and benedict and i did not talk to each— daemon, and benedict and i did not talk to each other during filming either~ _ talk to each other during filming either~ if— talk to each other during filming either. if we went out to dinner on the weekend with our kids, or something, orwe hang out, obviously we talk— som

. >> pauley: good morning, i am jane pauley and this is "sunday morning". it's known as "passing", the centuries old practice of light skinned african-americans who can pass as white. objective, escape racism, and perhaps gain some of the advantages of white privilege. but it can come with a heavy price, not least, a troubled conscience. michelle miller takes us back in time. so you have had a thought to. >> what? >> have you ever thought of passing? >> no why should i. >> a new film about passing tells the story of two black women who live on opposite sides of the color line. >> this is my husband, john beaulieu. >> does he know? >> it felt so me like the best way to make a movie about colorism was to take all the color out of it. >> the phenomenon ofng coming up on sunday morning. >> pauley: a friendship that started on the campaign trail has evolved into a real life relationship, complete with a podcast and a book. anthony mason tells us about a duet, barack obama and the man known as "the boss." >> it's time for us to go. >> it looks like a buddy movike

one of the people whose crucial in this, as this woman here jane addams. now it is worth mentioning by the way by 1870 so many women are getting involved in education that by 1870 the majority of people are women. on about 2% there only 21% of this group. jane addams is from illinois. her father had worked with abraham lincoln. they were blue show picture of her later pretty much anyone who saw jane addams commented on her eyes. but jane addams did a tour of europe when she was a young woman after seminary. not to radcliffe but a seminary a small women's college and was horrified by what they saw in europe. she toured the tenement district in london and felt the people she saw they were hardly even people. she likened them to animals. she said this is not rights. this is the modern world because of course it was the modern world to her. there's no way and a modern world people should live like this. but exactly what one could do about it was not clear. she eventually does what one would expect. she turns to her social network, to a woman named ellen gates

jane, good to see you.e stay safe. >> thank you. >> nawaz: in new york, this afternoon was the deadline for all city workers to get at least one vaccine dose, or go on unpaid leave. it could mean several thousand officers may be on leave as early as monday. as john yang reports, in new york and other cities around the country, some of the loudest opposition voices belong to police union officials. >> the people will not comply. >> yang: carrying signs readin“" my body, my choice,” and “no vaccine maate,” thousands of people-- including new york police and firefighters-- marched across the brooklyn bridge this week to protest the city's directive. >> hold the line! >> today is a day in which we, the workers of this great city, stand up to unreasonable mandates. >> yang: the mandate is one of the most aggressive in the nation. mayor bill de blasio. >> if you're a city worker, you need to be vaccinated. we are here to keep you safe, so you can keep everyone else safe. we need you to keep everyone around you in

jane merrick is policy editor at a newspaper.he was political editor of the independent on sunday. you have been on twitter with your assessment of the speech. do all your readers go to twitter first or wait for in—depth analysis? i go to twitter first or wait for in-depth analysis?— in-depth analysis? i was treating _ in-depth analysis? i was treating a _ in-depth analysis? i was treating a very _ in-depth analysis? i was treating a very long - in-depth analysis? i was i treating a very long thread. in-depth analysis? i was - treating a very long thread. it is a mix. the first take is a few tweets but i will be writing a speech which is a half written, about what his policy agenda is and whether it is enough to win the next election. a long way to go but are these the policies that can win labour the election. aaron is co-founder _ win labour the election. aaron is co-founder of _ win labour the election. aaron is co-founder of an _ win labour the election. aaron i is co-founder of an independent is co—founder of an independent

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i wanted to check in with jane after the event.looking for tricks on how to meet a guy, but the day appeared to make her confront a lot more. i have a relationship, a new relationship with myself, because sometimes we tend to compromise, you know, we compromise a lot to take someone in, and i got to learn that if i am not good for them, they are missing out. yesterday after the function, i came and gave her a notebook and she wrote something for me, like, just telling me, "mummy, you are beautiful, you're a great woman, "i love you, just go to bed and relax." i don't know, itjust made me feel good, it made me feel like i am the best, it made me feel at ease, it made me feel at peace with myself. yeah, and to know that she appreciates me, that made me feel like a superwoman, yeah. there are no guarantees offered when signing up for this kind of a course. but maybe it is not actually about the guarantee of love that people are signing up for. perhaps it is to stop the feeling of helplessness are —— waiting for love to arrive, feel se

jane >> i finally got my care bear. l.a.w a ship out here completely filled with only walmart containers as these big companies are chartering their own boats. john is an expert in logistics and represents a chinese manufacturer and has about seven ships on the water any boat that can carry a container is being used and new ships being built. listen. >> 5.3 million new vessels will be coming online between the end of 2022 and 2023 we're facing a period until then that nobody knows where this is going to go. >> yeah. i mean, there's so much more supply coming on you heard frank talk inland places like chicago have slowed or stopped accepting containers which means everything gets stuck here at the port the head of the port of l.a. says it's like shoving ten lanes of freeway into five and doesn't see it beginning to loosen up until after the lunar new year. >> major retailers are telling me that following that holiday, they're going to focus on replenishment of inventory inventory sales ratio the lowest since 2008 that may run

and they said, "well, she was jane roe." and i was like, okay. and they were like, so, that makes you the roe baby. and i was like -- oh, that's interesting. okay. >> reporter: she says the reporters pushed for an interview and wanted to reunite shelly with her biological mother, but shelly refused. what's your emotional state like at this point? >> well, at this point, i'm just kind of in shock. my whole thinking is that, oh, god, everybody's going to hate me, because everyone's going to blame me for abortion being legal. >> reporter: now, all these years later, the supreme court is poised to hear a major new abortion case that could overturn roe v. wade. do you have an opinion about whether women should be allowed to have abortions? >> i do. it's an opinion that i keep pretty close to my chest. i'm not going to let either side use me for their advantage. >> and linsey with us now. just a fascinating interview. and you and i were talking -- i know she does not want to be part of history on this. in fact, she said in so many words, don't read int

but now jane jane has made that request.you mentioned, that request could come through of all the data holds up before the end of the >> for more than a week. pfizer booster shots have been available to those who got pfizer initially and are at the highest risk of getting covid-19 now johnson and johnson is asked the fda to authorize boosters to those who got its single dose vaccine the data is if you've got a deuce of jane g. 2 months later. >> an additional those that is you would be 94% protected serious disease hospitalization. well, jj has asked for boosters for everyone, 18 and over federal regulators might opt for just high-risk groups as they did for pfizer. >> in the meantime, astrazeneca's covid-19 vaccine is being distributed overseas has asked the fda to approve its new antibody treatment designed to prevent the disease and those the vaccine doesn't work on astrazeneca has presented data by press release only. >> that suggests that they have antibodies that can last many months. >> and give ongoing protection so

jane, thank you so much for all the reporting you've been doing. cnbc's jane wells. >>> what does big tech know about your money the consumer financial protection bureau demanding answers from companies about how they track a use your data, the new head of the bureau spoke down inclusively with our ylan mui, to explain why he's so worried. what are his concerns? >> reporter: he believes or personality finances are the next front in the fight over technology in our lives, and that right now it's not an even match. >> i don't want people to be fearful, but they could have answers. there's a lot of consumer protections that exist when you swipe your debit card or credit card, or when you're the victim of identity theft, but it's not clear how it works with some of these emerging services. people may not know when they're a victim of fraud, they may not be able to recover their money. >> he singled out facebook of exploiting data. do we really trust mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg to know exactly what we're spending on and who we're transferring mo

and so jane fonda would be my top choice. lisa. yeah, i was wondering how many pieces the clothing jane already has. i mean, she's probably already be both of us. i think i'd love to partner with to me actually, because i think it would be really amazing to partner with somebody less so much experience and actual leadership in terms of leading the most important fights that we have today, which i completely agree. are the fights for our right to exist on this planet each and every one of us. so leading an anti racist policy, which is fully based in environmentalism, fully based and democracy, and people actually learning to live together on this planet that we all share. i think he would be a fantastic high profile partner. thank you lisa my, my vote goes. ready the to i plus to jane on the just say i would vote for i would come next to lisa. and then in africa i can pick a range of people. but angela could you from a friend of the same student that is it. plymouth education's school. religion and most powerfully, the plain work fo

so, we have, here's his beard and then here is millie and jane and grundy and mandy and what we havethe parlor, is a really important space and you have a banjo on the wall so there's some southern this. this is an ohio parlor. you can see that his letter forms the backbone of what will be the republican respectability checklist this plays right into the political agenda. what are you looking for from this 4 million, citizens, they come into this at a time where anderson is writing about the citizen and the 14th amendment. so we have to do, you have to demonstrate your loyalty to the union. loyalty and the murder of a soldier and wages and freedoms and republican eyes. wage labor, $25 a month not bad a comfortable home and raising and owning and mandy and missus anderson assumes into a monogamous marriage and unified identity as an anderson. in the nuclear family, three children and going to school and becoming preachers and teachers and they do. his son actually found this the first black - and he is also than very important, something very important to liberal capitalist model. his

jordan anderson's beard and here is milly and jane and grundy.and what we have is even the parlor, the parlor is really important space and we have markers of southernness and this is a wholesome, an ohio parlor and you can see that his letter forms the backbone of what's going to be the republican respectability checklist and this goes right into the political agenda. what are you looking for from the 4 million, not -- former slaves are citizens. they go -- at the time when jordan anderson is writing, they are proto citizens, by the time they pass the 14th amendment they are citizens. what do you have to do? you can demonstrate a loyalty for the union, check, contract with your former masters and murder of a union soldier, you received wages, sign of freedom in republican eyes, wage labor, $25 a month. not bad, comfortable home, renting, owning, mandy, mrs. anderson, marriage, nuclear family, 3 children going to school to become preachers and teachers and they do. his son actually collaborates with paul dunbar, founder of first black newspaper i