now on bbc news, joanna gosling with the papers. the papers are saying today. with me is shyama perera, who is a journalist and author and anne ashworth, property and personal finance commentator. welcome to both of you. on the front pages... the observer leads on the impacts of severe heat in the uk. the papers call it "britain's long, parched summer." the sunday express says it's backing liz truss to become the next prime minister. her rival rishi sunak is on the front of the sunday telegraph — urging sanctions for iran, following the stabbing of salman rushdie. the sunday times chooses to focus on reports the treasury is developing a plan to hand out more money to cope with energy costs. and finally, the mirror shows the human impact of the cost of living crisis. so let's begin. first of all, the observer. i mentioned the picture story, the long, parched summer. the main news story, keir starmerto long, parched summer. the main news story, keir starmer to demand holt on a hike in energy prices, saying 0fgem should be blocked in a

or blocking them. >> as we're talking, joanna, nasdaq down a full 2 #%. the dow is down 300. we'll monitor the market activity on this friday, a big options expiration day i am curious about your views on the upcoming apple launch event. there's a spectrum of launch events in apple's history. some reveal big surprises, some are more incremental how do you think this one's going to rank? >> i think we're going to have a mix. there's a big difference, though, this year with the apple event. i will say it's very good news for stock -- for shareholders, bad news for tech press. they seem to be apple's expected to hold this event a week earlier than in years past, so it's looking at the -- we're thinking the september 7th date is this year's launch, or at least the announcement usually it's a week later, that's right after labor day, not great news for tech press that have to get out there, great news for shareholders, because it will mean more sales in this quarter. they will have now iphones on store shelves earlier, and what's expected, all four models to be out early in septem

liz: chip and joanna. >> chip and joanna whoever they are. with the scripted stuff "game of thrones," but where does cnn come out in all of this? and a lot of people say, including one of our esteemed colleagues, tony white, they say that, tony predicts, tony has been in the business for a while, he is predicting that shari redstone buys them. liz: he predicted new jersey devils would do well. >> did he? he never told me that. we have arguments who is the greatest -- liz: hockey team? >> middle linebacker. is it mike singletary, is it jack lambert, is it ray lewis, butkus. he thinks it is butkus. liz: it is butkus. >> i think, i don't know. liz: guess what charlie, amc earnings after the bell? >> you mean losses. >> ceo adam aron will join us tomorrow. >> will it be losses. liz: tom cruise's "top gun: maverick" on the movie chain. >> i think it is losses. liz: the stock is up 3.25% to 18.81. >> off its highs. liz: nasdaq is the only green on the screen at the moment. it is inching, exiting bear market territory, up nearly 20% since its low ba

joanna, ou more about the situation? joanna, you should — more about the situation?ing on, bottled water. in the last hour i spoke to a local farmer, peter langford, who said to me his elderly aunt had come to visit him and she was not able to have a bath as a result of this. he was very frustrated that he could not give his cattle a drink using taps. he had to use bottled water. he said it has all come at a cost. it has impacted him financially. the other residents in the area that i have spoken to, they said that actually in the past four years they have had problems with water supply. but of course this year is particularly difficult because we have had record temperatures. we know the met office have introduced a been —— and amber weather warning, which means people with health problems could experience difficulties, and there could be travel disruption. this comes at a time when parts of the country are experiencing hosepipe bans. in parts of hampshire, the isle of wight, you could be fined for ignoring that ban. later on this week, parts of sussex as well and k

joanna: right.t is going to be pretty dependent on the central banks and how, for instance, risky stocks are doing. bitcoin has been so correlated with the nasdaq 100 in recent months, so it is probably going to fluctuate with the outlook for central bank tightening or easing. and it is going to -- it is a volatile space still. of course, you have things like whether institutions will want to adopt, whether people will be taking cash from the sidelines. whether you get adoption from retail generally. there are a lot of overall factors playing in, but central banks and their direction will be pretty key in coming months. haidi: does the upgrade to proof of stay for a theory him create a greater definition between the role of ethereum in the role of bitcoin, perhaps making bitcoin even more akin to gold? joanna: yeah, it will definitely change things. and actually, it is starting to make people say that i theory him could come up and flip bitcoin as they say, where it could actually become the dominan

i'm joanna gosling and these are the latest headlines. uk pricesjumped by 10.1% in the 12 months tojuly — that's the highest rate of inflation for a0 years. basic food items made the biggest contribution to the increase. we are putting the government on a kind of war footing, if you like, so that a new prime minister in a couple of weeks�* time now is able to make some quick decisions about where he or she wants to take the country and the economy to get us through in good shape. more than 4,000 people given contaminated blood in the 70s and 80s will receive compensation of £100,000 each, but campaigners say many grieving families have been ignored. police appeal for witnesses after an elderly man is stabbed to death while riding a mobility scooter in west london. police officers who are violent towards women or girls can be sacked under new guidance. toa to a betting chance is ordered to pay 17 million for money—laundering and safety failures. prices in the uk increased by 10.1% in the year tojuly. that's the first time inflation has rea

joanna: it is.erally with the macro environment, there is a lot of uncertainty so crypto is going with risk assets. but it is volatile generally, and friday we had a big drop in the span of a few minutes. bitcoin went from making a move higher to being back below its 50-day moving average. other crypto-currencies also have been depressed in the past few days. a lot of them down 10% to 60%. so there is a bit of suffering right now. haidi: we have been hearing about ethereum's big merge. does it change things in terms of the big power structure? joanna: the merch upgrade is supposed to make ethereum less power consuming and that sort of thing, but it will also make the overall structure of influence change. we will have builders, instead of just miners. these builders will be able to send transactions around to different groups. and there is some concern that they could send everything to one validator, something like this. and there aren't a lot of builders at this point. there have been a lot of dif

good afternoon, joanna.se olympic games you mention, the olympic games you mention, the olympic rings is a popular selfie 0lympic rings is a popular selfie spot. but it overlooks the gymnastics arena. because it was inside that venue in 1972 where 0lga korbut, nicknamed the sparrow from mixed, won four gold medals and two silver medals. a remarkable performance but it also redefined the sport earning the gymnastics the respective still has today. competition is under way in the women's all round final but when it comes to great britain, interest won't be until about five o'clock when the twins are in action. jessica is the all—round champion on the floor and the bronze medallist in the all—around. when you consider there were no russian or belarusian gymnast, it should amplify their chances of being on the podium. also important to say they miss the commonwealth games in birmingham last week to focus on munich. so a medal would justify that. as you mentioned, in the next ten days, nine different sports inclu

good morning, joanna and good morning to you.at dry weather and a lot of sunshine apart from the north—west of scotland where we see thick cloud, thick enough for a spot of drizzle. under the cloud, temperatures are 15—17 , or 31 in temperatures are 15—17 , 30 or 31 in southern england. through this evening and overnight we see patchy most reform but there will be a lot of dry weather and sunshine, clear skies, i should say and we had this weather front draped across the north west and that will be thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle and breezy conditions. overnight lows in double figures. they mist it disappearing tomorrow, sunshine again, more across the north—west than we had today until later, and the next weather front arrives, temperatures rising as well, 25 in aberdeen and belfast, a high of 32 in the south of england. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines... stars and fans from around the world pay tribute to dame olivia newton—john — one of the most iconic musical artists of all time, who has di

. >> interesting congratulations, by the way, joanna i wonder given what logitech and bestby and home good stores said, consumer is done spending on the home. filled with that now about going place. how does that fit in that macro environment? >> i have been having the same thought. es esspecially buying things and tons of supply a hard time buying smart blocks. certainly categories seeing a slowdown from people are spending more on travel and getting out of the house the fact they can't keep up with demand because supply isn't back the thought of the roomba. it's a long play for amazon getting into robotics. previous hires not only gotten past ip from companies but the tech, aqua hires irobot, roomba, doing it for years even before there was a "ihome." >> and you check out these products any good particularly roomba? getting better amazon should leave them alone or do they need help >> they'll error good. the question about big tech and questions about privacy's what roomba did well, roombas do really well what the astro has done well too. maps your house. knows exactly where things

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our colleague joanna stern at "the washington post" writes, anyone attempting to buy an iphone right now should receive a mild but meaningful electric shock. she says don't buy an iphone because there's a new one coming out. joanna always terms it exactly like it is. >> now we know after so many years in the fall, this is what happens. >> even if you don't want the new one, they routinely reduce the price on the old one, which is what, the 13, a great phone. >> i always wait. >> you can update your 6. >> i did have a 6 actually -- i think it was a 5. i took to them and they were like, what? what is this? >> in the museum now. >> thanks, scott. >>> a new tool from tiktok to let users share their stories directly to facebook, instagram and other platforms. it argues reposting tiktok stories could be a new way for creators to share their work with followers on instagram and facebook without having to compete for attention with reels. >>> the "today" show cooking up food for thought back-to-school style. >> they're talking to a couple known nationally for helping college kids get a good

hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling.kistan is warning that millions more people are likely to be caught up in the unprecedented flooding that's already claimed more than 1000 lives. unlike in the past where, over time, the water would recede, the water is still here and it has been weeks, so they don't know when they will be able to go back to their homes. they tell me this is the worst kind of limbo. borisjohnson says the next prime minister will tackle "eye—watering" energy bills. the present government has been criticised for not doing enough. a lifting of the current energy price cap is set to see bills soar across the uk. merseyside police have issued an online video appealing for help catching the person who shot dead nine—year—old 0livia pratt—korbel inside her home last week. now on bbc news, the travel show. each day, before the sun rises in northern chile's atacama desert, people venture up and up. across bumpy terrain to where the altitude is high enough to make you light—headed. the air is thin and even in su

you're watching the bbc news with joanna gosling.tating floods in pakistan. as we've been hearing one of the worst affected areas is sindh province. our pakistan correspondent pumza fihlani has been to a community living in a make—shift shelter on the outskirts of sakkur. the floods have been cruel to the people of pakistan. they've been especially devastating for those who had little to start with. the people in this community usually worked as extra pairs of hands on farmland. a lot of that farmland has been destroyed, so, many of them are now out of work. they've travelled for kilometres to try and get to higher ground. this is where they've settled for the time being, for about two weeks, some of them say they've been living here out in the open on the side of the road, they have not received any relief, they have not received any aid. there are many children and they don't know what they are going to feed them. these floods have been devastating because they've taken whatever little means of survival they had and laid that compl

for more on hardware and what it means joanna stearns, columnist at the "wall street journal.hank you for joining us this time on "the exchange. okay steve, gave us a rundown of the headsets very expensive and niche, even sony's >> you need a $500 console to use. it where are we in terms of the metaverse vision >> i will be in the metaverse f i'm alone, i would like you to join me. >> you already are, right? you've gone to night clubs and comedy shows >> i mean, i may be an avatar right now. we're not sure where does real blur with the fake we don't know. but steve hit on all of the points this is not a mainstream market, especially not with what meta is going to be coming out with in october, the project cambria had set which is aimed at higher end gamers or those looking to develop for the ar and vr platform that meta wants people to build for this metaverse. the big thing that we need to look at here is how is meta at making hardware? they've had a hit -- maybe hit is a subjective word -- with the quest 2, meta quest 2, whatever their a calling it now, but this is more adva

. >> reporter: she helped license nurse joanna alvarez, who also made the journey alone from venezuelatexas. alvarez now has to get on another bus to get to family in upstate new york. taking her in even though she's never met them. bryan is also hoping for a fresh start. he plans to try the city first. new york city mayor eric adams says abbott is using migrants as "political pawns." >> it's the worst type of politics, it's hateful politics, to raise his national profile. and you know what, you should not be doing it by taking away the respect and dignity of people who are in need. what the texas governor is doing is just so anti-american. >> have you spoken directly to the governor? >> no, i have not. our team reached out to him when we first discovered what he was doing, and we asked, let's coordinate. because crisis calls for coordination. >> reporter: the adams administration says there has been no coordination about what day or time the buses will arrive. >> if the governor of texas was concerned about the conditions of these people, the first thing they would do is inform new yo

joanna left venezuela with her children and is seeking asylum. she says "everything we endured during the journey, the sadness, the pain, the fear and being here right now, i feel the sacrifice was worth it." but one lawyer helping migrants says not everyone wanted to end up in new york. still, with more buses likely coming, the city has opened 11 additional shelters to help house them. margaret? >> nancy, thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine, where ukrainians troops are set to launch a new counteroffensive in the south against invading russian forces. this comes after major attack on a base in a russian-controlled crimea. here is cbs' charlie d'agata. >> reporter: ukrainian officials have not claimed responsibility for the deadly blasts at a russian air base in crimea. but russia's retaliation here has been swift and brutal. on the edge of ukrainian-held territory, we spoke with commander roman kulik. so you have seen a marked difference since the attack in crimea? >> yes. >> reporter: the difference is the increased shelling, he said, and t

and joanna, who's is here with the details, we have to go back to march 2021 roughly a year before the war started president floating, there's a lensky, establish the ukrainian center for countering this information to curb. what he described as propaganda and destructive information from moscow. through these months of war, the center has been compiling a list of individuals that get deemed to be promoting narrative consonant with russian propaganda. that list includes politicians from around the world, from ram pool in the u. s. to marine the pen and our exam were in france to robert fico in slovakia. their alleged crime public statements that appeared to sign with a kremlin. beyond politicians, there are academics and journalists, military analysts, like edward lit work, an american who suggested that the donuts and lou hunks regions should hold referendums to determine their futures. political science scholar john merch. hi, my name is there as well for arguing that nato's expansion provoked russia. american journalist, glen greenwald was on the list for, quote, scare mongering, ca

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shopping and manheim, they still love going to the local african grocery store. la didn't store owner joanna. i re, has been in germany around to decades, which came with her husband who has since passed away. she sells yams, mangoes and the spice is a quantity and christiana, no, from back on. yeah, yeah, this guy. yeah. the army from gun of at the front. any from south america? oh yeah. no my lead of her baby thought by that they know my have my fingers live. i love it. okay. one, you know i'm, i'm not a type that i send money to my, my family. i take care of my mother. i was taking care of my mother for that. it was mainly because i was the face fed daughter for my mother phase. jade. so is my responsibility to take care of my mom. but after my mother i live i dont and i have nothing to do like money money with call today i've called my brother how are you what i doing but we don't talk about selling money because they are old. they are not young family. thank you very much. i yeah, christiana works as a cara for the elderly. she spent 18 years living in germany without her daughters, nei

i'm joanna gosling. our top stories: after the heaviest monsoon rains to hit pakistan in decades. the government have intensified relief operations and at the same time is requesting friendly countries and donors to come forward and help the country in thrse difficult timer. borisjohnson promises more help for "eye—watering" energy bills — but says the detail won't be announced until next month by the new british prime minister. us intelligence officials are to assess the security risks donald trump's home in florida. and restoration of gloucester cathedral cloister, known to many around the world as hogwarts. hello and welcome to bbc news. more than 1,000 people are now thought to have died from disastrous monsoon rains in pakistan. the national disaster management authority says 119 people have died in the last 2a hours alone — most of them in the provinces of sindh and khyber pakhtunkhwa. a government minister says her country is unable to cope with the unprecedented flooding and that the disaster is a consequence of climate change. millions of people have been affected and man

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hello, i'm joanna guys are also with updates from teams and funds across the glove. seems can expect some strong support here in castle with a spotlight. no one. europe can france clean back to back world cup victory. the all wheel portugal christiano. rinaldo finally get his hands on a trip to well can't count on al jazeera. ah hello, i'm marianne noise in london with a quick update of the main stories. now, china is in the grip of a record breaking heat wave. it's lasted for more than 2 months and is the longest since meteorological records began to beat trees of the young c river drying up crops and dying, and the livelihoods of millions of people are under immediate threat. while extreme dry weather is also causing problems in mexico, wires, their drought is hit. the northern city of monterey is 5000000 people are running out of water and relying on water tank has 30 se the situation that is desperate. manual rapidly has moved from mexico city, the drought conditions and extreme, he conditions here in mexico. the word being used to describe them is historic in so

i'm joanna gosling. our top stories: more than 1,000 people are known to have died in flooding after the heaviest monsoon rains — to hit pakistan — in decades. the government have intensified relief operations and at the same time is requesting friendly countries and donors to come forward and help the country in these difficult times. borisjohnson promises more help for "eye—watering" energy bills — but says the detail won't be announced until next month by the new prime minister. churches across liverpool remember 0livia pratt—korbel, the nine—year—old shot dead at her home. the strange case of the migrating birds dying on the great plains of hungary. and restoration of gloucester cathedral's cloisters, known to many around the world as hogwarts. hello and welcome to bbc news. more than 1,000 people are now thought to have died from disastrous monsoon rains in pakistan. the national disaster management authority says 119 people have died of sindh and khyber pakhtunkhwa. a government minister says her c

hello, i'm joanna guys are also with updates from teams and fans across the globe. themes can expect some strong support here in customer with a spotlight. no one europe can france claim back to back? well come victories or will portugal christiano, rinaldo finally get his hands on the trophy. the well can't count on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah.

hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling.e unprecedented flooding in her country that's already claimed more than 1,000 lives. borisjohnson says the next prime minister will tackle "eye—watering" energy bills. the present government has been criticised for not doing enough. a lifting of the current energy price cap is set to see bills soar across the uk. police investigating the murder of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel have taken to social media to appeal for more information from the public. the appeal by detectives is being shown on youtube. more than a million tonnes of grain has now been shipped from ukraine since a deal was struck to allow exports to resume. that's despite the ongoing conflict with russia. but the un has warned about storage issues with this year's crop. now on bbc news dateline london with shaun ley. hello and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the best—known british commentators and correspondents who write, blog, podcast and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline lon

joanna: coinbase just reported earnings and revenue was below expectations.itcoin kind of sitting in the low 20,000. it is a tough time for crypto right now. we also have some likely security issue on curve finance which is a decentralized finance exchange. bitcoin is sitting in that low 20,000 range. it has been able to go back above 20,000 which it was not able to do in june and july. but it is kind of a tough time right now on earnings. kathleen: thank you so much, joanna. the market opens in sydney and tokyo are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. hi, i'm denise. i've lost over 22 pounds with golo in six months and i've kept it off for over a year. i was skeptical about golo in the beginning because i've tried so many different types of diet products before. i've tried detox, i've tried teas, i've tried all

joanna gosling asked him what it meant.ertainment. you will only get 30 seconds of tension free times every minute of entertainment you give. food will help, it won't surprise anyone to know that you can bribe children with food but there is an upper limit. any more than two snacks an hour and you are looking at sugar crashes, bathroom breaks, carsickness. and the last part is siblings. i am afraid they don't help. so, anytime you have got siblings in the car you are having to fight for attention and that again speeds up tantrums. when you are heading on a long journey with young kids in the back? i am afraid so. i think we need to move from thinking, i don't want a tantrum, to there is going to be one and how do we minimise it and how do we plan breaks to reset the clock? so what is the answer then? best tips. two snacks an hour, if at all possible give your child all the entertainment that you can. avoid any sweet or salty snacks. the sweet ones lead to a sugar crash, the salty ones lead to more drinking and more bathroom

joanna. thank you. a reminder of our top story.mpanies have agreed to work with the government to help people struggling with soaring energy bills. mi; struggling with soaring energy bills. ~ , ., struggling with soaring energy bills. g ., , struggling with soaring energy bills. 3 . , _ struggling with soaring energy bills. g . , _ bills. my flat is empty. i don't know how _ bills. my flat is empty. i don't know how i — bills. my flat is empty. i don't know howl can _ bills. my flat is empty. i don't know how i can possibly - bills. my flat is empty. i don'tj know howl can possibly make bills. my flat is empty. i don't - know howl can possibly make any know how i can possibly make any more adjustments or changement is to try and satisfy this gas bill. that's all from the bbc news at 0ne. so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s the 147 is pure perfection in the world of snooker. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. the commonwealth games may have just finished, but another multi—sport

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines.ional emergency has been declared in pakistan after millions of people were forced from their homes. it follows the heaviest monsoon rains in decades. ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, has said that the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant — which is occupied by russia — remains dangerous. the plant was temporarily disconnected from the power grid on thursday for the first time. donald trump has reacted angrily to the publication of the redacted affidavit — that led to the search of his florida home. federal investigators believe classified papers were not being kept securely at the mar—a—lago complex. charities have warned that lives could be at risk if the british government doesn't offer more assistance with energy bills. they're set to soar by 80 % in october — after the price—cap was lifted. nuclear power plant — which is occupied by russia — remains dangerous. the plant was temporarily disconnected from the power grid on thursday for the first time. donald tru

well a little earlier my colleague joanna gosling spoke about the discovery to dr sally reynolds.he institute for studies of landscape and human evolution at bournemouth university, and specialises in mammal palaeontology. it's such a wonderful discovery, it means that there may actually be more of this very large dinosaur waiting in this back garden in portugal to be discovered. why would it have taken so long to get to this stage of the excavation? because the initial remains were spotted in 2017? yes. i assume what the landowner days was the right thing, was to call in the help of a local university or museum team to come out and have a look. i suppose at that point they had to decide how to proceed, get experts together, then covid happened and i suspect they have onlyjust now had a chance to do one or two mac years of excavation and they have exposed those beautiful ribs which you can see. depending on how hard the rock is it can be pretty heavy going. i'm assuming it's a pretty big garden that this person has got in portugal and when you raise the prospect of other bones bei

you're watching the bbc news channel with joanna gosling.'s get more now on the torrential downpours and flash floods that continue to wreak havoc in pakistan the kabul river has broken its banks, sweeping away houses and forcing continue to wreak havoc in pakistan. the kabul river has broken its banks, sweeping away houses and forcing people to flee. nearly a thousand people have been killed sincejune and the government is deploying the army to help. our correspondent, pumza fihlani, has visited larkana, in sindh, from where she sent this update. sindh province has been one of the worst affected by the floods. people's homes have been washed away across the province. we've come to one village, though, where the response to that has been different. the people of this community have decided that they are not going anywhere — they're staying put. there's one reason for that — they say everything they own is on this compound. one of the things they're referring to is that herd of cattle over there. they're saying if they leave them then everyth

i'm joanna gosling.ecades. the government have intensified relief operations and at the same time is requesting friendly countries and donors to come forward and help the country in these difficult times. borisjohnson promises more help for "eye—watering" energy bills — but says the detail won't be announced until next month by the new prime minister. churches across liverpool remember olivia pratt—korbel, the nine—year—old shot dead at her home. the strange case of the migrating birds dying on the great plains of hungary. and restoration of gloucester cathedral's cloisters,

>> well, joanna fernandez, who put this together and is also receiving money, it is about the money, she is of aring money. no, they have not taken time to look at the transcript or facts of the case because they really don't care, that is my feeling. i will talk to them. god bless all the victims. i'm sorry, god bless all the victims that have gone through murder and everything over the past years and the wound is always there, it never leaves. >> ashley: i couldn't imagine, so sorry for you and your family and i hate this had to happen. thank you for sharing your story and opening up to us, we appreciate it. have a good day. take a look at tantifa militant standing guard for children. >> todd: and why is hillary clinton posting pictures of her dancing? tomi lahren will talk about it next. ♪ >> i don't understand why the left has a problem with human trafficking, but don't have a problem sexualization of children. they are protecting men who are dancing provocatively in front of children. >> todd: antifa militants lining the street outside a drag show for kids in texas. >> ashley: t

well a little earlier my colleague joanna gosling spoke about the discovery to dr sally reynolds.ery, it means that there may actually be more of this very large dinosaur waiting in this back garden in portugal to be discovered. why would it have taken so long to get to this stage of the excavation? because the initial remains were spotted in 2017? yes. i assume what the landowner days was the right thing, was to call in the help of a local university or museum team to come out and have a look. i suppose at that point they had to decide how to proceed, get experts together, then covid happened and i suspect they have onlyjust now had a chance to do one or two mac years of excavation and they have exposed those beautiful ribs which you can see. depending on how hard the rock is it can be pretty heavy going. i'm assuming it's a pretty big garden that this person has got in portugal and when you raise the prospect of other bones being found there that is another matter again. in terms of what can be learned from this discovery, where does your mind go? well, i think every time we fin

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just this morning we got news of cross pollination with the company announcing it's putting chip and joannas discovery content on hbo max and cnn contact on discoveryplus another thing they want an update on is cost-cutting and last quarter the company estimated $3 billion in costs and we're seeing examples of that including shelving "bat girl" which cost an estimated $90 million to produce an advanced test screening fell flat with fans and there is, of course, an accounting benefit to taking a writedown jon? >> julia, thank you. that will do it for "the exchange." i'm join courtney reagan on "power lunch" which starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> come on over, jon. welcome to "power lunch. i'm courtney reagan along with

joanna hernandez. i want to see if we can discuss language access. when you try to follow a complaint now on the san francisco department website everything is in english and the complaint forms are english. i feel it is very important we provide access to our communities to be able to do that. also, the complaint process not just on the undeputized staff but civilian staff when it comes to subcontractors. some don't have the best relationship and i would say that with 8420 and program rehabilitation coordinators supposedly the community liaisons. i think is imperative we look at that relationship and how people are being treated when they try to provide a service inside san francisco county jail. thank you. >> thank you for that. i think absolutely. we should ajndize at a afuture meeting to make sure we have information and presentation on language access and how folks that english isn't their first language. >> i was going to say that i worked on equal access service ordinance in 1998 or 99, so it is law that we provide language services and to the

our colleague joanna stern at "the washington post" puts it plainly. she writes, anyone ann attempting to buy an iphone right now should receive a mild but meaningful electric shock. the older ones are going to get much cheaper. i took my dad on a road trip this past weekend and he saw apple car play for the first time. here are the maps, here are the podcasts. spotify. he said what songs do we have. i said all of them. anything ever. he thought that was pretty cool. >> it is pretty cool. >> it takes a minute to realize, oh, now that you say it, that is kind of cool. >> i like to explain to my kids sometimes how life was when you wanted to hear your favorite song on the radio and then record it. now they get it whenever they want. >> and then you hate when the commercial came on. thanks, scott. >>> a followup this morning. remember after dodge this week announced it would discontinue two cars, the challenger. they revealed the all electric muscle car. this will be called the charger daytona srt, released as soon as 2024. while most electric cars are si

we got signs of that today in announcements that chip and joanna gaines magnolia network would launchimilar content coming to discovery plus we know that he likely will be pressed on plans for cutting $3 billion in costs across the company. john, back to your question about "batgirl" the company decided to shelve its $90 million "batgirl" movie rather than release it on streaming a lot of backlash there. i'm hearing it is due to a number of factors, including the fact they did a test screening and the reaction by fans was not positive of course, they get an accounting benefit if they write it down as a loss rather than releasing it on the streamer guys >> yeah, i had heard the tax excuse interesting about the test screening. just an amazing story, julia >>> meanwhile, "the journal" puts on page one this piece about netflix building an ad machine they spent years resisting and talking about cpms that would rival the cost of, say, nfl games i wonder if you think that's too optimistic or not? >> it is very optimistic i mean, look, you have to break down why would it be a good thing for n

just this morning we got news of cross pollination with the company announcing it's putting chip and joanna gaines discovery content on hbo max and cnn contact on discoveryplus another thing they want an update on is cost-cutting and last quarter the company estimated $3 billion in costs and we're seeing examples of that including shelving "bat girl" which cost an estimated $90 million to produce an advanced test screening fell flat with fans and there is, of course, an accounting benefit to taking a writedown jon? >> julia, thank you. that will do it for "the exchange." i'm join courtney reagan on "power lunch" which starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> come on over, jon. welcome to "power lunch. i'm courtney reagan along with jon ford and he'll join us in just a second. we are less than 24 hours away from a huge jobs report for the markets and everyone wants to know the real state of the economy. we hear from two ceos on what they're seeing on inflation ask the supply chain and especially the consumer and the summer of 2022 was supposed to be when we all started getting back out there, but results f

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and joanna breyer was there watching, justice kennedyti was that retired justice kennedy were there,e roberts, how did it feel to you question it was very exciting for us to watch, what was it like for you? >> first i want to thank you for inviting me to the smithsonian and to everybody here but second i'll answer your question it felt better. [laughter] >> business as usual did you feel like you were able to get more out of the case as they were i guess? >> what we organize is we have these telephones, you know a telephone and we asked a series of questions over the phone we do it in turn. knew you weretu each going to he a turn of two or three minutes that you focus on the question that you focus on the answer. and that is helpful. that is what you're supposed to do. but in addition the negative part you can't really see with the people look white, how are they reacting? you cannot pick up something your colleague said so easily, what is he or she think of what's going on? when you are there in person it's a more human thing. there are enough things that make it not humans having o