water is severely rationed in jordan.this water expert, at a place where people come to buy more water. this is where people come when they run out of water? >> yes. >> so are they going to sell the water to people are is it for them? >> [speaking foreign language] >> this means some families hav asked to bring water. >> this is well below the threshold. it is due to drop further in the coming years. so this is normal? people run out of water? >> yes. in jordan, we've run out of water everyday. >> why is the situation so bad? >> you cannot live without water. >> according to one study, the kingdom's supply of fresh water is on track to be exhausted as early as 2050. around 50% of the water distributed to houses across the country is lost through illegal tapping and faulty pipes. the practical solution to these issues has been developed and collaboration with the jordanian government. it is known as the water wise women's initiative. this course teaches women water saving techniques and plumbing skills. >> they are taught

will be jim jordan's approach? >> we would do it in the right way inconsistent -- that is consistent with the consultation. back of a second, think about what they did with the justice department to moms and dads. on september 29, the national school board association a left-wing political group wrote a letter to the by the white house saying use the patriot act against parents. five days later the attorney general of the night states issues and memorandum. he says to set up a snitch line for reporting on errands that show up to school will -- parents who show up school board meeting to advocate for the well-being of their child. the fbi sends out an email to all across the country. it says uses threat tag designation. use that when you are investigating parents who have been reported on the snitch line that the memorandum set up by the attorney general. september between nine, october 4 is the memorandum come october 20 is the email, all that came in 22 days. when have you ever seen the federal government move tha

reportero: es el triste final del sueÑo de jordan castellanos, joven de 26 aÑos que junto a su esposaolano. tenÍan ya 6 aÑos sin verla, y desde que jordan emigraron a panamÁ con 20 aÑos, la crisis econÓmica en ese paÍs lo deja sin trabajo y busca ir a estados unidos con una promesa a su hermana que no puede cumplir. >> sigo teniendo la ilusiÓn que yo decÍa que por fin iba a darlo tras 11 aÑos. reportero: su madre habÍa hablado con jordan 20 minutos antes del accidente en el que muriÓ protegiendo a su niÑa de dos aÑos, a quien consiguieron bajo Él. >> si yo acababa de hablar con mi niÑo. reportero: los 15 cuerpos de los migrantes venezolanos fallecidos fueron ya traÍdos al paÍs y entregados a sus familiares. tres de ellos eran de esta misma ciudad, y aunque no se conocÍan, iban a bordo de ese accidente que terminÓ robÁndoles sus sueÑos. decenas de venezolanos han perdido la suya en este trayecto mortal por amÉrica central rumbo a estados unidos en busca del mismo sueÑo de jordan, tener una vida mejor. patricia: el salvador, considerado uno de los paÍses mÁs violentos del mundo, asegura

want to introduce you to jordan tannenbaum. he is t well now on american history tv we are going to talk about historic preservation. i want to introduce you to jordan tannenbaum. he is the vice chair of the advisory council on historic preservation, what is that organization? >> the advisory council on historic preservation is an independent federal agency, part of the executive branch. it is created by the national historic preservation act of 1966, and recently a couple of years ago it's elevated its 50th anniversary. it is a regulatory agency, and, as we will say, has responsibilities not only in that area but also to advise the president and congress on members concerning preservation policy. the regulatory section is called section 106, that is a requirement that all federal agencies have to take into account the impacts of their projects. of their undertakings, and that is broadly a permit of funding. license, connection nexus in any way that they have to take into account if they are going to have an effect on a histori

we're here with jordan klepper so, you went to hungary? the draw of hungary? why do we see tucker carlson go there and speak from hungary >> well, that was the question we were trying to answer when we went there i think, quite honestly, they have a leader, viktor orban, who has been called "a more competent trump. steve bannon called him trump before trump," and he sort of created this conservative wonderland over there. he's been in power for 12 years, something i think trump would love to do >> seth: mm-hmm. >> he's used wedge issues to get people on board. right now, the lgbtq issues are something he's codified in the constitution, taking away rights from that community. he's starting to equate homosexuality to pedophilia. he's creating sort of a scare over there that's getting people out to the polls and what you start to see is, like, nationalism is starting to reign in hungary and i think conservatives in america look over there and they see somebody who has the power they want, is perhaps a smarter version of the man they had in ch

. >> daniel jordan seems like a typical 23 years old.soon he gets ready to start his fashion business. >> i made $30,000 for fashion and in 2020 i made $600,000 designing digital items on road blocks and in 2021 i made over $1 million designing items on road blocks. >> roblox is jordan's virtual world of choice, an open world gaming platform that claims more than 54 daily users. jordan has been fm now? >> not at all. >> reporter: today it's a full time job. he sold more than 25 million digital clothing items and accessories, hats, earrings, wallet chains that players buy through virtual currency and creators turn back into real dollars. talk about the digital goods you make. how much is one t-shirt for example sell for typically and how does that translate to money in your bank account? >> when i sell digital items they're between 50 and maybe 150 roblox which translates to 50 cents to $1.50 for players to buy. jordan says people take their virtual image as seriously as their real one. >> when you see someone in the digital space that's

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and it's due to talk further in the coming normal people one out, and then you can jordan, or we live with. why is the situation so bad with designing the syrians in the issues when it comes to what of she and we kind of thought i'll talk. i think personally, the common gotten that is going to be about water. according to one study, the king to the supply fresh water is on tracks to be exhausted. is at least 2060. to make matters worse, around 50 percent of the war to distributed to houses across the country is lost through illegal tapping and faulty pipes. but a practical solution to these water issues has been developed in collaboration with the jordanian government. it's known as the war to wise women's initiative. on this course teaches women war to saving techniques and plumbing skills, and is supervised by ex graduates with the lady the main talk. what happens as a full t top. oh, the parts of the top need to come out in order. so then they can go back in order to say the from i can check them one by one. stunningly, the total loss to leakage is at least $76000000000.00 letters.

what is going to be jim jordan's approach? >> we are going to do it the right way and a way consistent with the constitution. think about what they did to moms and dads. on september 29, the school board association writes a letter to the biden white house saying use the patriot act against parents. five days later, the attorney general issues a memorandum that does exactly what the organization asked them to do five days prior. set up a line for reporting on parents who show up at school board meetings to advocate for the well-being of their child. october 20, the fbi sends out a emailed to agents across the country and the mill says use this threat tag designation when you are investigating parents who have been reported on the line the memorandum was set up by the attorney general. october 4 is the memorandum. october 20 is the email to agents. all of that happens in 22 days. when have you seen the federal government move that fast? when it came to going after the political opposition, they moved at lightning speed and we h

jordan: we are learning more about a youth football game. kids and families were seen on the ground. they tried to get the youth players off the field as quickly as possible. >> my she was to get the boys next to me off of the field. once i heard the shooting stopped, i picked my head up and another's -- another six shots rang out. jordan: they believe there was a fight behind the bleachers. witnesses claim a five-year-old girl was hit, along with a man and a woman. >> i do not know if they were both shooting at each other. kids do not deserve to be witnessing things like this. jordan: police have not -- kumasi: responding to a report of gunshots yesterday afternoon. you can see the heavy police response in the area. another bold grab and go robbery in san francisco. look at this video from a customer. this is the store on gary and taylor street. an employee tries to stop the man as he grabs items off the shelves before walking out of the story. we have reached out to the police for comment but have not heard back. jordan: it is late as trib

want to introduce you to jordan tannenbaum. he is the vice chair of the advisory council on historic preservation. mr. tan about what is that? yeah organization the advisory councilman historic preservation is an independent federal agency part of the executive branch. it was it is was created by the national stark act of 1966. and it's recently a couple years ago celebrated. it's 50th anniversary. it is a regulatory agency and as we will see has responsibilities not only in that area but also to advise the president in congress on matters concerning preservation policy. the regulatory section is called section 106 and that is a requirement that all federal agencies have to request the to take into account the impact of their projects of their undertakings and that's broadly construed permit of funding actual license a connection nexus in any way that they have to take that into account if they're going to have a an effect on a historic property or a potential historic property defined as a property on our eligible for the nati

and jordan.r and applause and just so we're clear, that's jibbly, jabbly, jadabbly, babbably and jordan. and finally, one last time that's ja, jed, jer, juh and i forget this guy's name [ laughter and applause last night's episode was pretty dramatic in case you missed it, here's a re-enactment with actual words from the actual show starring me, tariq, and questlove. guys ♪ [ cheers and applause >> tariq: thanks, jimmy. i'll be playing chris. a contestant with nefarious intentions >> questlove: and i'll be playing quincey, who is about to confront chris. >> jimmy: i'll be playing jordan h [ laughter ] all right, let's get ready ♪ >> tariq: my personal perspective is that if you're in a situation where there's four people invited to this fantasy suite, and then the female in that situation has sex with someone else, then i wouldn't be interested in that person being the person i'm with >> jimmy: would you vocalize that to them before fantasy suites, or during fantasy suites, or after fantasy suite

jim jordan was my mentor. us, our best interest in mind is individuals i will just take you all behind the scenes. he takes you behind the scenes in his book. on the repeal of obamacare, we promised seven years and repeal this things. it comes to timings he's leading the negotiation. i remember at this is quoting jim jordan saying the same speech multiple times. guys, this is him. it is not going to be easy buty we have got to stay committed to what we said we are going to do. never forget, you get a better deal at 12 oh 1:00 a.m. than 11:59 p.m.m. were going to have to go past the deadline for them to understand were serious but that's in our own conference. it's taken behind the scenes what that means, what is going on there? president trump ise elected, we should have appealed obamacare on generate 20th, 2017. same legislation b had passed in the house and senate a year earlier we should have put that. but we didn't. had a whole different crazy plan they didn't so we had to oppose the bryant plan to get a b

i like what jordan rochester has said.s is the fourth year in a row you have seen the euro-dollar collapse. so parity -- sub parity. the fx market is mispricing the energy crisis. those are the words of nomura's jordan rochester. even looking at the lowest price since march 2020. we are looking at the central bank pricing. even that cannot save sterling. this is a dollar story as well as an energy crisis and economic vortex. if you are going to -- to the front door. that is what they say. we might actually have to cut opec production. dani: i'm going to be pretty quick with this equity check because i think what you are showing is what is moving these markets. a deterioration in the euro, in a pound that is moving equities. we are seeing pretty substantial losses, down .2% for the future session. manus: did not take long to kill off the summer of love. of course unseating the technology rally. to the german power issues. markets panic, quite literally panic, over the country -- dependence on russian energy supplies. olaf s

congressman jim jordan, do it you said you would do from the time that i knew congressman jordan back in 14 he did live up to that pledge he said repeatedly to us every day. that is what a good leader does they sought the agenda. righetti get all the exciting policy stuff that you want to hear about the book. first i think it's important when you both say you're going to do what you said you're going to do that relies on virtue and trust and keeping your word jim jordan is that man. jim why don't you tell us who you are, where you're from, what state. who are you. >> it to be with you, thank you for your service to our country and congratulations on what you're doing for the university i know you have important responsibilities. i'm a a country boy from western ohio married a farm girl down the road you know polly as well you've known her since fourth grade and we have four wonderful children all four are married we have four granddaughters and another one coming any week now. most of them live in ohio with us, they're scattered all over the place but we see her grandkids from time to

tanto yo como la mamÁ de jordÁn estamos sufriendomucho. >>> los familiares de jordÁn castellanos queido un mejor empleo. >>> no esperÉ nunca ver a mi hijo en estas coiciones. ni que yo tuviera que traer a mi hijo en una caja. >>> en medio dilatorias tez que hoy los embarga. los familiares del joven recuerdan que tenÍan la esperanza de que sus seres queridos hubieran sobrevivido al accidente. >>> mi mamÁ recibuna llamada y en ese momento le dicen a ella que ocurriÓ el accidente en nicaragua y entre los fallecidos estaba mi hermano jordÁn y mi cuÑada cynthia. >>> los familiares de esta pareja buscan ayuda, para que autoricen una visa humanitaria para traer a la pequeÑa, ya sea a venezuela o colombia para reunirse con su familia. y al mismo tiemp repatriar los cuerpos de las vÍctimas. en colombia, zulia, noticias telemundo. >>> en cuanto a las acciones para detener brote de la viruela del mono, laasa blanca asegurÓ que ha enviado un millÓn de vacunas a los estados. dijeron que hay capacidad para realizar 80 mil pruebas cada semana. pero esto en frena el avance del virus. que ya suma mÁs

there's a lot about race, social commentary, as always, with jordan peele.there's a lot of things running through it to do with animals and the way that we treat animals. because it's been out for a week now, i'll say some of the films that recalls for me without spoilers but close encounters, jaws, planet of the apes, cloverfield, mars attacks, the list goes on. knowingly, i think it refers to quite a lot of those and that gives you a bit of a flavour with all the many genres that it's playing with there. i really liked that. its moments of horror are few and far between, but they're strong when they're there. but a lot of the time, it is about following these characters as they see something in the skies and try to document it. mm, sort of wishing — every time i see clips of it, i was wishing i was brave enough to watch it because it just looks fantastic. and jordan peele is so interesting. but maybe — maybe by the next time i see you. for anyone who wants to stay in, watch something from the sofa, what's your suggestion? i've got a nice, cosy option for y

and jordan peele is so interesting. but maybe by the next time i see you. stay in, watch something from the sofa, what's your suggestion? i've got a nice, cosy option for you for this one. so, on dvd, downton abbey: a new era, which isjust designed to make you feel good, this one. it's set in 1928, and it sees maggie smith's character, dowager violet, inheriting a villa in the south of france. how magical. as you do. so, half of them go off to france and have a jolly there. and the other half stay in downton abbey, where a film is being made, a silent film. and it's all about the new era of the talkies coming in and the very sort of slightly meta storyline of a film being filmed in downton abbey, which leads to some quite amusing storylines. it's sentimental, but you know what it does? it's like the tv series. it does it all really well, you know, itjust works. you can see its manipulations a mile off, but you fall for them. yes. and it's just comforting viewing. you've got to sit down with your family at christmas, watch it. you know what you're going to g

. >> reporter: samuel jordan may seem like your typical 23-year-old. morning starts with coffee he checks his phone. but pretty soon he gets to running his million dollar metaverse fashion business >> in 2019, i made $30,000 creating items on roblox and i thought this could be a serious career and then in 2020 i made $600,000 designing digital items on roblox and 2021 i made over a million dollars designing items on roblox. >> roblox is growing faster than ever before. >> reporter: roblox is the virtual world of choice. it is an open world gaming platform that claims more than 54 million daily users jordan's been in it since he was 11 >> at that age, did you think, wow, this is going to be my career a decade from now >> not at all. >> reporter: today, it is his full time job. he sold more than 25 million digital clothing items and accessories, hats, earrings, wallet chains, that players buy through a virtual currency called robucks and creators turn back into real dollars talk about the digital goods you make how much is one t-shirt, for example, sell

there have been 20 whistle blowers that have come out to chuck grassley, ron johnson and jim jordan the last few months. 20. that's more than i've seen in my entire career as a reporter, all alleging the same thing. the washington field office, the fbi in general, politicizing cases that shouldn't have politics involved. specifically, the washington field office, which led the raid on mar-a-lago, there are claims that in 2020, during the middle of the presidential election, that office did two things. one, it opened up an investigation of president trump and his campaign based on information from democrats, liberal sources. oh, that sounds familiar, right, the 2016 russia collusion hoax started with the democrats and hillary clinton. they opened up another one that didn't meet the standard for predicating an investigation, meaning it was an unlawful or unwarranted investigation. that's the first thing whistle blowers say. the second thing is they came in with the memo trying to pretend that information on the hunter biden laptop was disinformation and there should not be any investigati

let's start with jordan peele, got a huge fan base. a lot of horror going on here, as well, documentaries not always my thing but i know people love him. ilove him. you know, i've been so excited about this film, i loved his films get out and i loved us. both, as you say, films in the horror vain but there's a lot of social commentary, very intelligent, very thought—provoking, all things i think we also have in his new film nope. and what is interesting there is we've got some genres kind of coming in here, there's quite a western flavour, a bit of sci—fi as well. so daniel kaluuya and keke palmer star as siblings who run a kind of hollywood training ranch for horses. so they've got this ranch, got all the horses and they serve hollywood. and they've been looking at the skies and seeing some rather unusual things. let's have a look at the clip. 0k. it's in the cloud, it's in the cloud. oj, it's in the cloud! m—hm. yeah, no, no, no. run, oj, run! so, yeah. i'm already scared. as you can see, a little bit scary. there's a lot of things g

hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera la you from dough are also coming up. donald trump's biggest republican critic loses a primary election against a candidate, backed by the former president and israeli investigation holds its military responsible front asked. i can garza that killed 5 children earlier. this one on prosecutors in peru expanded a corruption probe against president federal castillo, but the indigenous leader says he's a victim of race. ah, yes, president joe biden assigned him to loy $430000000000.00 climate health and tax built . biden's said the inflation reduction act, addresses climate change and reduce his deficits by having the wealthy pay more taxes. it's a key legislative victory for the democrats, but republicans have criticized the bill. wilson jordan reports from washington a celebration at the white house on tuesday. as u. s. president joe biden signed into law, the inflation reduction act is not just about today. it's about to mar, it's about delivering progress and prospe

i want to introduce you to jordan tannenbaum, he's the vice chair of the advisory council on historic preservation. mr. tannenbaum, what is that organization? >> the advisory council on historic preservation isn't independent federal agency, it's part of the executive branch, it was created by the national -- preservation act of 1966. a couple of years ago, it celebrated its 50th anniversary. it is a regulatory agency. and as we will see, it has responsibilities not only in that area, but also to advise the president and congress on matters concerning preservation policy. the regulatory section is called section 106, and that is a requirement that all federal agencies have to request, to take into account the impact of their projects and their undertakings, and that is broadly construed, permit, license, nexus in any way, they had to take it into account if it's going to have a effect on a historic property, or a potential historic property, defined as a property on or eligible for the national register. then they have to request the comments of the advisory council. give the council

jordan klepper fingers milwaukee. and akin omotoso. this is "the daily show," with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person. good to see you, everybody. good to see you. take a seat. let's do this thing. let's jump straight into it. we have a great show for you. domino's is dying in italy. donald trump has taken a vow of silence. and you like jordan klepper at trump rallies you will want to see this one. let's do this people. let's jump strayed strait into today's headlines. ( applause ) all right, before we get into the big stories, let's camp up on a few other things going on in the world. first up, domino's pizza has announced that it is closing the last of its restaurants in italy. and, yes-- yes, they had domino's in italy. italy has drunk people, too. ( laughter ) you know, if you ask me, them going out of business in italy was actually the best thing that could have happened to them

mayor jordan blames unions. industry made the big turn down, it would have been nice to have had e ability to transition into something else. this area wasn't looked at because it's heavily unionized and the unions brought, you know, restrictions, higher pay, benefits, and things like that. it's already cost the city here a lot. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ eric: in asturias, unions won the battle for a just transition. ♪♪♪ eric: at a weekly rehearsal, a choir of retired miners sings the union anthem, "santa barbara." ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ eric: for generations, this song was a rallying call for strikes and protests. the men of the choir fought to keep their mines open. in 2012, some even marched to madrid to protest closures. [speaking spanish] eric: they're now enjoying their leisure, but they're yet to be convinced the government will create new jobs. the choir's soloist javier toral and his accompanist mario coto say past efforts came to nothing, with unscrupulous businesses taking the money and running. eric: then again, javier's son angel,

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jordan has more from washington. the inflation reduction act is a textbook example of people making compromises in order to get some sort of legislation passed. certainly one thing that joe biden didn't what was a continuing support for the oil, coal, and natural gas industries. but there are protections for those industries in the bill that was what was necessary in order to get a key swing democratic senator joe mansion to support the measure. a republican congressman who's helped lead an investigation into last year's attack on the u. s . capital as lost her re election bid in the state of wyoming. in her concession speech, liz cheney said she would do whatever it takes to prevent donald trump. from returning to the white house, a former president had back the winner. harriet hagaman would be the republican candidate in this year's mid term elections. my. 2 are to day wyoming has put the elite saw notice, we are no longer going to tolerate representatives who don't represent us. obviously, we're all very grateful

jordan has been in it since he was 11. at that age, did you ever think, this is going to be my career a decade from now? >> not at all. >> reporter: today, it is his full-time job. he sold more than 25 million digital clothing and items through a digital currency called robucks that can be turned back into real dollars. >> how much does one t-shirt sell for? how does that translate to money in your bank account? >> when i sell digital items, they are typically between 50 and maybe 150 robucks , which translates to money for a player to buy. >> reporter: he does big names in fashion like burberry. people take their virtual image as seriously as they take their real one. >> when you see someone in the digital space, you see what they wear. that is how you get to know them. they will play to express themselves in a way that feels authentic. >> reporter: the company says 5500 developers made real cash through roblox last year. those third-party craters keep about $.28 on the dollar. roblox takes a cut of all sales and money al

we will catch up with jordan rochester of nomura.conversation with tina peterson of the conference board. that is coming up in the next hour. tom: it will be interesting to see what the formula looks like, the present state of the american economy. i must admit over the weekend, the idea of american recession has drifted away. it is still there. i get that it is probabilistic. there is a chance. but nothing like in europe. it has really drifted away. jonathan: it is more immediate and europe. it is right now. in china, there is a real weakness. for the global economy, getting closer and closer to what people would call a global recession. in the united states, what did chris harvey of wells fargo allude to? they pushed it out. maybe not avoidable, but delayed, pushed to early 2023. tom: liz saunders making it clear, the strongest dollar since 1997. jonathan: euro-dollar parity once again. your equity markets, -1.15%. for our audience worldwide, heard on radio, see on tv, this is "bloomberg surveillance." this is xfinity rewards. our

por >>> jordan fue arrestado por homicidio involuntario.. la vÍctima se identificÓ como esteban venancio y describiÓ al sospechoso como un hombre blanco y posiblemente vagabundo, tambiÉn dijo que fue al hospital para curar sus heridas. >>> fuÍ al mÉdico y me hicieron tres puntadas en el hospital. >>> aunque luego encontrÓ su automÓvil igualmente puso la denuncia y la policÍa dijo que conforme a la descripciÓn que le dio el sujeto, tendrÍan identificado al sospechoso. >>> y se busca una persona despuÉs del enfrentamiento con autoridades el pasado 11 de agosto. pero se dio a conocer que esta persona huyÓ tras robar un vehÍculo pero lo terminaron capturando. >>> y un niÑo de 11 aÑos fue herido dentro de una tienda seven eleven en boston el lunes, cuando presuntamente robaba cigarrillos electrÓnicos. >>> vamos con el reporte. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> el niÑo de 11 aÑos rompiÓ la puerta y entrÓ. en este video de la cÁmara de seguridad del local de seven eleven se ve cÓmo el niÑo entra y logra el cometido. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> mete su b

. >> reporter: samuel jordan may seem like your typical 23-year old. coffee. he checks his phone, but pretty soon he gets to running his million dollar meta-verse fashion business. >> in 2019 i made $30,000 creating items on roblox and i thought this could be a serious career. and then in 2020 i made $600,000 designing digital items on roblox, and in 2020 when i made over $1 million designing items on roblox. >> the roblox world is growing faster than ever before. >> reporter: roblox is jordan's virtual world of choice. it's an open world gaming platform that claims more than 54 million daily users. jordan has been in it since he was 11. >> at that age did you ever think, this is going to be my career a decade from now? >> not at all. >> reporter: today it's his full-time job. he sold more than 25 million digital clothing items and accessories, hats, earrings, wallet chains that players buy through a virtual currency called roebuck's and creators can turn back into real dollars. >> talk about these digital goods you make. how much is one teacher, for e

haidi: jordan, great to have your views, rhodium group senior analyst jordan schneider.o hear more and get in-depth analysis from the daybreak team. we are broadcasting live from our studio in hong kong and you can listen on the apple radio plus or bloombergradio.com. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: a quick check of business flash headlines. a south korean company raises it earnings forecast for the full year. the e-commerce giant earlier projected a $400 million loss in 2022 however, coping --coupang narrowed its loss to $75 million in the second quarter. softbank expecting to post a gain of $75 billion. the company is cashing in on its alibaba investment as local markets deteriorate. the bank's stake in alibaba will fall to 15% from 24% at the end of june. disney raising price of disney plus straining by 38%. it is part of a plan to build on third-quarter results that beat estimates for sales, profit and subscriber growth. in december, disney will introduce an at-supported version of the surface -- service and will raise the price of the ad-free version shery: $211 per m

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