reminded many of the crash that caused jules bianchi'sl crash that caused jules bianchi's death eight respect for the life of the driver, no respect forjules' memory. incredible. " the poor conditions meant it was two hours until a shortened race resumed. verstappen was peerless from the restart and won comfortably. unlike last year, there will be no disputing his worthiness as champion. but there will be plenty of discussions about safety in the sport. nick parrott, bbc news. there are four games in the premier league this afteroon, two under way, two to come. crystal palace were behind early to fulham but it's curently i—i there, jarod bowen's penalty has brought west ham level with fulham, both those matches with approaching an hour played. at 4:30 arsenal kick off against liverpool knowing a win would take them back to the top of the table. everton play manchester united this evening. and hearts can move up to fourth in the scottish premiership with victory at kilmarnock. it's currently goalless there with around a quarter of an hour played. next to the women's rugby union world c

jules, or rea -- more red. juliette: just seeing the global ramification of the story, applied materials slashed fourth-quarter guidance. very much weighing through into a negative session for chip players. the regional benchmark down a fifth day, cpi playing a portion but still april 2022 lows. and the hang seng tech index remains as is lowest level since inception. let's look at tsmc because we did have taiwan's economic minister try to bring some calm in an interview from washington, saying investors are panicked and do not understand the complicated biden rules that will be implemented. we will watch the tliv blog for more insight. but we are very much watching the impact of the dollar. tsmc had a 31.8% exchange rate appreciated, instead we have seen the dollar appreciated 32% against the taiwan dollar, that will play into their earnings, but still very bullish on this stock when you look on the bloomberg. manus: thank you very much, juliette saly on taiwan semiconductors we will break those numbers when th

well, if we, of course, try to find out the origin of the word jules jules, then we are immediately associatedt it will be some kind of alexis julien, maybe it came from france like that. well, i understand all the crooks. be associated with the word crook crooks. the surname zhulin first appeared in the 15-16th centuries and is found in many slavic languages. in some regions of russia, zhuli means to gurgle with water, and translated from bulgarian to scratch, rub or take away to tver, for example, swindlers are called a small knife and we can assume such an option that here , and hmm they called the child a vein swindler, which is a sign that you remember when you have not come into contact with this in your life. here is such an option, the surname of the amulets, the surname of the name of the nickname of the amulet. here is here in great detail so that he never lived. alexander visits our program website to find out where you can find information about his ancestors from sila tyunezh. where his father comes from, it turns out that the nearest archive in the sticky city of the tula region,

jules has got a new one. juliette: i know you want to look at that big move we've seen in yields, the biggest drop since 2008 which is when the rba cut rates by 100 basis points moving into the gsa. here we are looking at implied volatility forbad -- for the aussie, still not testing the lows we saw on friday. it is holding around 64.5 at the moment. let's have a look at the move in equity markets because a huge rally in australian stocks, having their best day since june 2020. and what happens with the rv and said -- rbnz, they could do a 50 basis point hike as well, so you are seeing pressure on the kiwi. asian stocks are holding onto the best day since march despite be missile launch we saw from north korea. the likes of japan and korea higher. dani: all you get is that heart today. we will have to get you the other reports he desired. on the other side of the break, we saw the s&p 500 enjoying its best session since july. third-best since the 1930's. investors are paring expectations of how aggressively t

what theme to do you want, jules? juliette: i didn't like that one, i think you need to work on that. manus: that's -- ok, i'll check in before we sing it on air. juliette saly in singapore. coming up on the show, the big hitters in european earnings, nestle hits the tape in just a few moments, how much did you pay for your sparkling water, your hagen-dasz, the treasures of life did you pay up? this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: some breaking news, nestle earnings coming in. they are seeing full-year organic revenue at 8%, at the high end of the original estimate, the original was a range of 7-8%, but to be clear estimates had been 48.3%. the other important thing to note is nestle is facing high costs overall materials. however they are still keeping their margin estimates, operating margin they say will be around 17%. it is all about raw materials and consumer strength, manus. manus: the other side of that coin to the input side is on the output side, your hagen-dasz, various products and kitcat's, is of course prices at 7.

dani: jules, thank you. juliette saly in singapore. let's look at the key things we are watching for this week. bank of america will be releasing their third quarter earnings report after wall street giants reported on friday. tomorrow, the latest findings from a german survey. the u.k. cpi reading for september. also last year's u.s. home sales figures. the week will round out on friday with a septembers a u.k. retail sales data released. manus: yep. coming up, we talk about mr. bullard leaving the door open to the possibility the fed may raise interest rates i 75 basis points at each of the next two meetings. we focus on further fed action. that is next on bloomberg. ♪ >> whether the committee would want to pull some proposed or thought of policy rate increases from 2023 into the december meeting, i think that is a judgment that is premature to make. dani: the st. louis fed president on the possibility of a larger hike in december. we have that data out on friday, continuing to show gains in inflation expectations. manus: well, let's

his father said at on social media, no respect for life of the driver, no respect for jules's memory.re said it was two hours before a shortened race began. max verstappen one come to play. i'm a glacier there will be no disputing his worthiness as champion. but there will be plenty of discussions around a safety in the sport. next to the women's rugby union world cup and a dramatic home nations match—up on the other side of the world. wales beat scotland 18—15 earlier in new zealand asjo currie reports. it may be their opening game of the world cup but in the tough terrain of... defeat for scotland or wales will be the rest in apple battle. plenty of pressure then than wales wrote about in the opening minutes. a poor scotland bit back, their forwards forcing their way of the nine and entering the scoreboard. i woke wales up, kelly powell on the end of this well worked try as they increase their lead. a frustrating first half with few opportunities for scotland, the chance to reduce the gap for the break when begging. after the restart they found a breakthrough with wales a player dow

manus: jules, thank you very much, you are waiting for a lot of things. juliette saly is a very patient lady. in the next hour, we will catch up with the roche ceo, that is at 7:30 a.m. and they missed on the headline sales, the question is the covid-19 antigen test were a big part of their business. they had to -- that will fall this year probably to about 2 billion from around 5 billion. that is one of the key questions for that interview. tom: yeah, that will be a really interesting conversation with that drugs maker. another conversation, jeremy hunt is seeking to reassure the markets and arguably he had some success yesterday, but the u.k.'s of finances are sustainable but has the new chancellor done enough to keep this going? we will get the details later. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> no government can control markets, but every government can give certainty about the sustainability of public finances. that is one of the many factors that influence how markets behave. for that reason, although the prime minister and i are both committed to

his driver on social media said, no respect for the life of driver, no respect for jules's memory, incrediblerstappen was fearless from the restart and won come to play. unlike last year, they have been no dispute is that i dispute of his runner too. they will be plenty of discussion about safety in the sport. next, the women's rugby world union cup and a dramatic home nations cap. wales beat scotland. i will correspond back was watching. it may be the opening game of the world cup but in the tough terrain, defeat for either would make a route through to the knockout stages an uphill battle. plenty of pressure which wales rode the bass in the opening minutes. before scotland bit back, their forwards forcing their way across the lie damning line and getting themselves on the scoreboard. that woke wales up, at the end of this, well worked try, they increase the limit. a frustrating first half, few opportunities scotland, the chance to reduce the gap to break. after the restart, they found a breakthrough with wales a player down, a touchdown in the corner to give her side hope. minutes later she

dave recover, walker is given the children a tour of the n jules rehabilitation center. injured dogs are nursed back to health here and then released over 80, have already been rehabilitated and sent back into the wild dead ganganey ever, yvonne by enamel. i have learned that when painted dogs are in the wild, they mostly hunt down weaker or diseased animals. do. i'm not going on if they become extinct. so there will be a lot of spread of disease among animals, which will see them dying. nazena says guys that all who let as the sci fi all the efforts going on here has in a meaningful impact. but there is still a need for longer term measures to prevent species like the african painter dog from dying out. the zimbabwe parks and wildlife authority has been collaborating with painted or conservation and local communities. it believes solutions do exist and is working to implement them. the long term solution. in some cases we move animals with their more populated twitter or less populated. that's that's, that's one sure way of dealing with that problem. and also we have been working wi

david cova walker is given the children a tour of the n jules rehabilitation center. injured dogs are nursed back to health here and then released over 80, have already been rehabilitated and sent back into the wild. dead ganganey ever, yvonne by enamel. i have learned that when painted dogs are in the wild, they mostly hunt down weaker or diseased animals. again, i'm not going on if they become extinct. so there will be a lot of spread of disease among animals, which will see them dying. nazena says guys that old glass as the sci fi all the efforts going on here a has in a meaningful impact, but there is still a need for longer term measures to prevent species like the african painter dog from dying out. the zimbabwe parks and wildlife authority has been collaborating with painted or conservation and local communities. it believes solutions do exist and his work into implementing them the long term solution. in some cases we move animals where they're more populated, to where they're less populated. that's that's, that's one sure way of dealing with that problem. and also we have bee

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eight years after jules bianchi collided into a recovery vehicle and died on the same track, pierre gaslyfe of the drivers. as well as crowning the 2022 champion today, formula one has launched a review of the suzuka grand prix and will hope the last four races of the season are grand prix and will hope the last four races of the season are much smoother than this one. ollie foster, bbc news. match of the day 2 is on after the news with the highlights of some really good games in the premier league, but here come the results. arsenal are back on top of the table after beating liverpool 3—2 in a game that had everything. england's bukayo saka scored twice, including the winning penalty. elsewhere there were also wins for crystal palace, west ham and manchester united. wales are second in their women's rugby union world cup pool after beating scotland 18—15 with the last kick of the game in new zealand — in what could be a crucial opening fixture for the home nations. jo currie reports. it may be their opening game of the world cup, but in the tough terrain of pool a, defeat for scotland or

david cover walker is given the children a tour of the n jules rehabilitation center. injured dogs are nursed back to health here and then released over 80, have already been rehabilitated and sent back into the wild. dead ganganey ever, yvonne by enamel. i have learned that when painted dogs are in the wild, they mostly hunt down weaker or diseased animals. do. am i going on if they become extinct? so there will be a lot of spread of disease among animals which will see them dying. nazena says guys are all glass as the sci fi all the efforts going on here has in a meaningful impact, but there is still a need for longer term measures to prevent species like the african painter dog from dying out. the zimbabwe parks and wildlife authority has been collaborating with painted or conservation and local communities. it believes solutions do exist and is working to implement them. the long term solution. in some cases we move animals with their more populated twitter or less populated. that's that's, that's one sure way of dealing with that problem. it also we have been working with other go

ukrainians, we are talking about the fact that in kyiv there is no such thing or a monument to him jules vernu naditah captain grant, whose hundreds of children you grew up with, millions all over the world, we are talking about the fact that there is a monument to pushkin that was erected on the anniversary of this pushkin right across from the place where the cathedral built by ivan maze ivan mazepa was demolished just as if mockery to this one there is no ukrainian culture, and i even remind you that in the soviet union it was forbidden to translate pushkin into ukrainian, because this great russian writer named perets pushkin is not misha to speak there to a small russian bridegroom, well, we don’t have words in ukrainian lukomorya, what is there, what is there, well, maybe it was an onion, well, i don't know, we must come up with something, besides pushkin, this is the only problem, in particular , of the landscape of kyiv, are there any other such relics that would be demanded, which already, in principle, if you know, they call about half a century, you can say well, here i am, i

though with a recovery vehicle on the track while racing was still continuing, the same track where julestle with a stunning come—from—behind victory over world number one iga swiatek in the ostrava final on sunday. the world number 23 triumphed in her home country 5—7, 7—6, 6—3 to add the czech trophy to her victory in tallinn last weekend and it means that the 21—year—old pole's 10 final win streak comes to an end with the match lasting three hours and 16 minutes. while on the atp tour in astana novak djokovic won the 90th tour level title of his career beating stefanos tsitsipas 6—3, 6—4 for a seventh—straight win over the third seeded greek. the 35—year—old serb, who also won in tel aviv last week, needed just 75 minutes to claim the victory in kazakhstan. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. thanks to tulsen tollett and the team. ever since russia invaded ukraine, the cost of energy has been a concern for many across europe. in berlin, there had been calls

it reminded many of the crash that caused jules bianchi's a death eight years ago.al media... "no respect for the life of the driver, no respect forjules' memory. incredible. " the poor conditions meant it was two hours until a shortened race resumed. verstappen was peerless from the restart and won comfortably. unlike last year, there will be no disputing his worthiness as champion. but there will be plenty of discussions about safety in the sport. nick parrott, bbc news. next to two comeback wins in london in the premier league this afternoon. west ham recovered from conceding an early goal to beat fulham 3—1. whilst at selhurst park, crystal palace came from behind to win 2—1 against leeds united. eberechi eze with the winner a quarter of an hourfrom the end. arsenal kick off against liverpool shortly. and hearts can move up to fourth in the scottish premiership with victory at kilmarnock. but it's not going that way at the moment. nearly an hour played there now, and culminate lead by two, both those goals early in the second half. next to the women's rugby unio

jules bass, died this week at eighty seven and i knew he hadts directed and produced everything from that great nineteen sixty four. rudolpe great 19h the red nosedr to the classic nineteen sixty nine frosty the snowman. y thwhat i did not know is thate also wrote the lyrics for so sos many of these beloved songs. pufot one foot iot in n front of the other. an i'm i'm glad mr snow miser. . whatever i touch turns to gold in my clutch and we are santa'sa elves. all these great moments, theset beloved touchstones, i think oft our childhood. >> mr jules bass was. a response ,said he died at eighty seven and jerry lee lewie s of course, passed away t eighty seven icons in american american culture and music. >> laura ,t before we go ,t this i can't le pt this pass.s celebr the ingram eagle is celebrating five years on air this weekend.a and anyone who's been a longtime fan of this showknow knows that while while you had one thing going almost every episode, this happened in the early years of this show was always my earrings are falling off. i'm laughing so hard to hear. that whole nation

as the gambia now ban, jules had about a 140 percent. so fall off it's monthly rainfall. so any more is just icing on the cake. and it's still raining heavily in ghana and southern nigeria where of course there are floods ah with oh, watching or does it a reminder of our top stories this out at these 6 palestinians have been killed and 21 wounded after is really forces graded several areas in the occupied westbank, israel said it launched an operation against the palestinian home, the lions den or she soon i can set to officially succeed list trusts as the u. k. prime minister in the coming hours. but age 42, cynic is going to be the youngest british leader in modern history cycle and sit china has made landfall in bangladesh, bringing high winds and heavy storm surgeries. at least 9 people being killed at officials, fear the toll is going to rise. thousands of people gathered in bosnia herzegovina is capital, studying on monday to condemn changes to the country's electoral laws. the changes were imposed by the international peace and boy christian schmidt. he said there

now bang, jules had about a 140 percent, so fall of its monthly rainfalls. any more is just i see on the cake and it's still raining heavily in ghana and southern nigeria where of course there are floods. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, welcome back, a look at the main stories of following this format you k chance to richie soon will become the countries next prime minister on monday. so next one the rice to be leader of the conservative party. he will be the 1st prime minister of asian heritage, eat or places list trust. who resigned last week? i a while and pakistani journalist has been killed and kenya, lisa, are shad sharif was shot by an officer while he was a passenger in a car. sharif had been an outspoken critic of the pakistani military and a previously received death threats causing him to leave pakistan or a but manly narrow boards. former pakistani prime minister iran con, was one of the 1st senior officials to visit the law about home of investigative journalist, arshad sharif, who was killed in kenya on sunday night. many appraising sharif is a man who d

jules, i know you have been waiting for it. take it away. >> you have to give everyone something to wait for. asian stocks today are a. probably on the back of what we saw in trade. each report coming through there. it is about the momentum we are seeing and rebound. . singapore, monetary decision to try and rain back -- to tried the greenback. let's take a look at jade. speculation again. when you look at the futures spiking, there are some suggestions. it has only been will herbal. -- vulnerable. a lot of focus on what we are going to see next. the main thing we are going to see is volatility. it is quite team compared to where we were in september. matt: the debate rolls on. a little bit of action is enough to stop that monster move. to come on the show, pivot, --. u.s. core inflation rose in september. likely to secure another rate hike. kailey: you want to prevent? we will also discussed u.k. prime minister as her chancellor rushes back to the u.k. we are watching this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i don't know if it is a soft landin

gasly then had a near miss incident with echoes of the crash with the recovery vehicle that ended julesable! can't believe this!" bianchi's father philippe, said on social media... "no respect for the life of the driver, no respect forjules' memory. incredible. " the poor conditions meant it was two hours until a shortened race resumed. unlike last year, there will be no disputing the worthiness of verstappen as champion, but there will be plenty of discussions about safety in the sport. nick parrott, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. good afternoon. it is much wetter across scotland, difficult on the roads through the rest of this afternoon, that rain feeding and more on the east of scotland too, and we will see some of that rain feeding into parts of north—west england before it gets dark, feeling quite pleasant in the sunshine, continuing to the south—east. very wet this evening in north—west going further south towards east anglia and the morning. clearer skies behind, and a cooler night, plenty of showers running into western scotland, strong winds

no, this is what you started jules verne and in the 21st century it is supposed to act differently tole and humbly accept your fate there is not enough gas, electricity becomes the deficit used to be supposed to buy more energy, the benefit of the opportunity. there are launch nuclear and coal plants by the whole world to overcome the crisis. now i recommend the opposite screw on and freeze, screw on and practice swarming, screw it on and go unwashed. oh ilda asians. even with some screenings of advice addressed to citizens of european governments. harden yourself and accustom yourself to the cold. try ironing to cold flour when leaving. stop heating. only one way remains in tuna to pray fervently selflessly screw limited method is effective, future winter. how soft. she didn't seem. extremes are possible to make them as rare as possible only god's grace and can be relative. but some one week or even 5 days will be abnormally cold in this short period of time, god forbid. can entire cities be frozen? of course, one can assume that the interested russian managers are exaggerating on pu

no, this is what jules read correctly, but in the 21st century it is supposed to act differently, reconcileaccept our fate, there is not enough gas, electricity becomes a shortage. before, it was supposed to buy more energy carriers, good opportunities. there are launch nuclear and coal plants by the whole world to overcome the crisis. now i recommend the opposite screw and freeze, screw and practice childbirth, screw it and go unwashed. asians even, with some gloating , film advice that addresses subjects of the european government , temper yourself and accustom yourself to the cold. try ironing with a cold iron before leaving. stop heating. only one way remains to pray in tuna, the devout selfless method of screwing up the limited is effective. being winter. how soft. she didn't seem to. extremes are possible to make them as rare as possible only god's grace and can be relative. but any one week or even five days you know in this short period. is it possible to freeze entire cities? of course it is possible to assume that the interested russian managers deliberately exaggerate, but no, ev

jules will be back shortly with a new chart, no pressure. two russia, vladimir putin has been accused of carrying out an attack linking crimea to the russian mainland. putin blaming ukraine, saying they had help from unnamed states. what do we know and where is putin going with this set of accusations? our bloomberg opinion columnist joins us. you saw the potent majority over the weekend of a bridge on fire, and then the blame game began. what is the latest? >> very interesting to point out how symbolic this bridge is, it connects the russian mainland with annexed crimea. in 2018 when it was inaugurated, putin himself drove a truck over it. russia made quite a big deal of help protected -- how protective this bridge was because it was a very obvious target. after the bridge was attacked, putin came up with a short statement blaming terrorist attacks. what's interesting is how he is keeping options open in how to respond on what is obviously an attack on critical infrastructure. dani: what are we expecting in terms of response? is there any c

gasly then had a near miss incident with echoes of the crash with the recovery vehicle that ended julesiver told his team, "what is this tractor on track? "this is unacceptable! can't believe this" bianchi's father philippe, said on social media... "no respect for the life of the driver, no respect "forjules' memory. incredible. " but, poor conditions meant it was two hours before a shortened race resumed. nick parrott, bbc news. that's it for now the next news on bbc one is at five to five this afternoon — bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. sport now and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. we start at the women's rugby union world cup and a dramatic home nations match—up on the other side of the world. wales beat scotland 18—15 in their opening match in new zealand. jo currie reports. 0ur our home nations clash on the other side of the world. it may be their opening game of the world cup, but defeat for scotland or wales would make a breakthrough to the knockout stages an uphill battle. plenty of pressure, then, witts wales wrote the better

laura, the man who wrote that song and produce sod many of these iconic christmas specials jules bass died at 87 this week and he directed and producing everything from the great 1964 rudolph the red noised reindeer to frosty the snowman in 1969 and he also wrote the lyrics for so many of the beloved songs put one foot in front of the other and i'm mr. snow meiser. whatever i touch turns to cold in my clutch. we are santa easefuls. all these great -- elves and the beloved touch stones of our childhood. he was responsible for a lot. >> laura: he died at 87 and jerry lee lewis of course passed away at 87 too. icons in american culture and music. >> laura, before we go, i can't let this pass, "the ingraham angle" is celebrating five years on air this weekend and anyone that's been a long time fan of this show knows that while you had one thing going almost every episode this happened in the early years of the show. >> laura: my earrings are falling off i'm laughing so hard here. >> laura: my earring fell, isn't that fun. >> laura: learning about this in "the wall street journal," a feder

steam house is a mechanical elephant dragged a motorhome around india and this novel was written by julesrs 500 cat poke drain from you kirill on the right stanislav let's kirill thank you kirill the theme of the medal 100 or 500 for the last battle of the varangian and the koreans of the crew of both ships were awarded a silver medal, which was supposed to be worn on the ribbon of these two colors. these two colors, but let's orange black no answer is wrong. blue and white are the colors of the st. andrew 's flag. kirill is logical. let's get a writer for 300. this avid cat lover got his first pet breed maine in 1935 from the captain. stanley dexter, we are not in the house of the writer's museum in kiev. dozens of hemingway cats live true. the author of one epigram called the woeful figure knight dostoevsky, clearly alluding to the writer’s similarity with this hero of world literature don quixote, true knight of the sad image. the woeful figure of the knight is over 200. largest indoor in the world. maybe where is this street 300 narrow street rahu kokhta in this baltic capital was cal

jules has the business flash.iette: philip morris increased its offer for smokeless tobacco company swedish match. the u.s. giant offered $16 billion in may, a take would give philip morris a vast distribution network in the u.s. it says it will not increase the price further. saudi aramco is pushing ahead with plans of an ipo of its oil trading business and what would be one of the biggest listing this year. it could value the unit at more than $30 billion. ibm shares have surged in extended trading after sales beat expectations. sales rose 6.5% in the third quarter on strong demand for software, mainframe computers and hybrid cloud services. however strong dollar weighed against earnings from overseas. that is your bloomberg business flash. dani: coming up on the program, e.u. leaders gather in brussels on the agenda, energy and the economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe" with dani burger in london, that's me, and manus cranny in dubai. european leaders are gathering in b

no, you've been reading jules verne. and in the 21st century, it is supposed to act differently, reconcile and humbly accept your fate . there are launch nuclear coal plants by the whole world to overcome the crisis. now i recommend opposites screw and freeze, screw and practice, screw it and go unwashed. oh ilda asians. even with some screenings of advice addressed to citizens of european governments. harden yourself and accustom yourself to the cold. try stroking to a cold mutik as you walk away. stop heating. only one way remains in tuna so far - to pray fervently selflessly - the method of tightening the limited is effective. being winter. how soft. she didn't seem. extremes are possible to make them as rare as possible only god's grace and can be relatively warm. but some one week or even 5 days you know in this short period of time, god forbid you can freeze entire cities? of course, one can assume that the interested russian managers are exaggerating on purpose, but no, everyone understands everything perfectly we

logistics and queues at the border, a staff of 120 people worked in two shifts, 60 left alone for these jules grigoryevna, the director, is talking directly and via skype and meets, of course, we also had problems with calculations, but thanks to the prompt decision of our president , it turned out that we can m-th calculations carry out by proxy of our director payments are received in cash and deposited into the company's account. here is the state. yes, yes, the german founder, by the way, turned out to be a bold advocate in the postcard media. he says the measure is not working and to his own detriment. and he was affected by closing the roll production in germany and will open it in another country, where there were favorable conditions, of course, he is outraged by this. naturally, because this is his business , he is here from scratch. well, not that from scratch, it just created. this is all the beauty organized. this enterprise and him, of course, this is very hmm very difficult to understand now to understand why this is and for what purpose? this is all done even by those of our wh

dani: jules, thank you so much.are going to take another look at the runners and riders in the race to follow liz truss as prime minister. could boris johnson be making a comeback? we will also dive back into the european earnings story. this is bloomberg. ♪ and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. just search or scroll to see upf on hundreds of projects. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness it's easy to make your home an a check out angi.com today. angi... and done. dani: one of scandinavia's top telecom providers, telia, has met estimates in the third quarter. the outlook is impacted by energy prices and rising interest rates. joining us to discuss the outlook is allison kirkby, ceo of telia. i have to start with what is top of mind for possibly everyone where i am this morning, it is political volatility. in the u.k.

in the months leading up to jules's death, he said that there was one woman in particular commissioners. >> at that point, one female in the church that you would see him with in a corner talking wall jewel was taking care of everything else in the church. >> meanwhile, what kathy saw, her best friend jewel was frozen out of the pastors affection. >> i never saw anything affectionate from him to jewel. i don't think i ever saw kiss. he never hugged her. i don't know if i ever saw him hold her hand, actually. >> one disappointment towered over the others. for months, kathy, said joel had been looking forward to a big 30th-winning anniversary treat. a trip to new york city to see the phantom of the opera. she'd bought tickets to surprise a b. but, when the time came, he announced that he wasn't going. a.b. had a wedding to officiate. >> did that broke her heart a little bit when he said, i'm not going? >> i think, pretty much. she called me up and she said, i can kick and stream all i want and he's not going to care. and he's not going to come. so, will you come with me? >> sure, i will.

she made it her mission to beat the fictitious character and jules vergne novel around the world in 80 days. she makes a deal with her newspaper, the new york world, i'm going to do this. i'm gonna go around the world. sure, go to it. that becomes the story. she's traveling around the world. she is reporting back from where she is. readers are wondering, is she going to make it? is she going to do it? the new york world goes nuts for this. they create a board game. there are nellie bly dolls. she becomes a national celebrity. elizabeth, this part often get left out. a woman named elizabeth nicholson was writing for what was called then the cosmopolitan magazine and it looks very different back then. the woman's editor, when he heard that nearly blind was pulling this stunt and he said i want you to go beat. are they only gave her a few hours notice. she left eight hours after nellie bly. they raced around the world. from ships and trains. she didn't win which is probably why she has largely been forgotten. this is a new type of journalism. natalie continues to write, analyzing stories,

logistics and queues at the border, they worked in two shifts 120 people, 60 left, and the lord of these julesch. uh, in touch at any time, and our valentina grigorievna , the director, is talking directly and via skype and meeting, of course, we had problems with calculations, but thanks to the prompt decision of our president , it turned out that we can m-th calculations conduct by proxy of our director, the settlements are received in cash and deposited into the company's account. here is the state. yes, yes, the german founder, by the way, turned out to be bold in speaking openly in the media. measure speaks inoperable and to your detriment. and he was affected by closing the roll production in germany and will open it in another country, where there were favorable conditions, of course, he is outraged by this. naturally, because this is his business , he is here from scratch. well, not that from scratch, it just created. this is all the beauty organized. this is an enterprise and of course it is very difficult for him. hmm, it is very difficult now to understand why this is and for what p

jules-joles sanisla, he creates unusual vehicles.g bicycles and mopeds with vintage cars , he calls them a trapezoid, since all have bodies and fenders, and small cars are a tramp. uh, once popular in eastern germany , uh, fancy cars come with headlights and built-in speakers. forever. they are about 10 kg to create one. 3-4 weeks this year, he sold six of these cars, the hungarian master plan to create unusual vehicles and so on, but already intend to use parts from other vintage cars. so i want to say this is not the famous hungarian karus. and well, it 's still not a car justifies you. but it's still a bike. that is, you consider, well, who is the remedy? well, yes, friends absolutely agree with this. well, actually, it would seem, yes, it would seem that everything and bicycles have been banned in this world, but no. there are people who manage to reinvent and invent a completely new bicycle. yes, our firms continue and it continues, it is the most rated heading of the profession. let's learn how the day begins chemical engineer.

jules? somebody in the kitchen? holy [ bleep ]!ghter and applause ] >> it got out again, it got out. >> jimmy: did you put the video on tiktok? >> yeah, you know, i actually left. i was heading out to the west coast. i left the next morning and my wife, for the first time ever, got a tiktok account. [ laughter ] put the video on tiktok. the rest is kind of history because i'm here with you tonight. >> jimmy: the clip has millions of views. has anyone recognized you, "hey, are you the squirl guy?" >> i was out a week on the west coast, on american airlines flight back east. i woke up literally to my scream. and laughter in the galley. the flight attendants are validating that it was actually me sitting there in the front row. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did they bring you a little packet of acorns or anything like that? [ laughter ] >> yeah, no nuts. it was a redeye. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you going to do? planning to move out of your house, burn it to the ground, what are you going to do? >> both those options were considered.

. >> i got on the phone and he was like, jules, what is your mom thinking?don't want to talk about this. i feel like this is between you and my mom. and he was like well, you just need to pray for her soul. i remember thinking it was a little odd, but then, you know what, given his grasp on the english language sometimes, he would say some funny things or get something wrong -- but i just remember thinking that that was an odd comment. >> detective gates now felt erwin howard's motive for killing deede was clear. but proving erwin had the means to kick due to murder was another matter. and erwin maintained his innocence to investigators from the moment he stepped off the plane after returning from bolivia. through the months after, even though he was clearly the prime suspects. and the case against erwin was not without its problems. it's one thing to stalk someone, quite another to kill them. there was no physical evidence tying erwin howard to the crime. and, there were those key card records showing him clocking into his job at american airlines the night

now ban, jules had about 140 percent so far off. it's monthly range for any more is just icing on the cake and it's still raining heavily in ghana and southern large area where of course there are floods ah november on a just as the footballing world's greatest tournament kicks off, all eyes turned to cat ha as they prepare the spectacle like no other old ways for new days. first nations frontline discovers how traditional knowledge is helping solve modern problems. israel holds its faith general election in less than 4 years . will this round draw a line to its political crisis? generation football meets the inspiring players, tackling social political issues on and off the pitch. americans vote in defining mid term elections. the results could see biden, and the democrats lose that congress majority november on a j 0. witness inspiring films from around the world. they sell not the violence until the power is best. witness award winning voice is telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera lou. lou. welcome back to the ne

geysers, polar bears, all this is about ben island - this point on the map is mentioned in one of julese researchers associated with the mystical land of sannikov, a recent expedition of scientists from the russian geographical society proved, this earth is still full of secrets to be reveal to the geologist the geographer the oceanologist plans for future results. the current research became interested in sergey club ratunda ramtuluga video blogger igor ermakov managed to film truly unique footage, together with the members of the polar expedition, he visited one of the most inaccessible islands in the arctic ocean, which incorrigible romantics associate with the land of riders. bennet island. it is located about 1.000 km from the arctic port of tiksi and overcome. this is a huge distance group of researchers. smog on river catamarans. for more than the laptevs, it would seem unthinkable transport, where they move exclusively on ice -class ships, the most unique place in which i ever visited in my life. i hope not the last i will take two containers from here. there is also such a wond

it brought back memories of the death of jules b yankee in 2014 who crashed into a crane in similar conditions at the same track. i think it's it, it was an unnecessary to, to put to put destructor out there. and obviously goods extremely, extremely skirts and i think we're, we could have dealt with this situation in a slightly different way. and as what we've been asking since his freshman to see any tractors on the racetrack and just wait for us to get back in the midland in the sort of situation arsenal have gone back to the top of the premier league off to beating level $32.00 in a thriller at the emirates arsenal had not scored in the last 6 games against liverpool, but it took just 58 seconds on this occasion for gabrielle martin, eli, to give them believe in this match. now, liverpool responded well and equalized through dough and noon. yes, but arsenal went back in front just before halftime horton, eli, setting up the co, sacco made it to one level who had back again or loser for me to leveling things up early in the 2nd half. and 15 minutes left austin were given a penalty for a foul

can't believe this." jules bianchi's father phillipe bianchi has been on social media. scoring two tries in the 21—17 win, as bath suffered a fifth straight defeat. sale went top with victory over champions leicester in the other fixture. cardiff were winners at scarlets in a welsh derby in the united rugby championship. tomos williams�* try proving to be the difference as they won 16-10. scarlets winless this season. i know everyone was talking about the gulf yesterday. still four shot lead in the final round in england and looking for her first professional tour win. keep an eye on her later. i think we will continue talking about formula 1 for the next few days. there will be a lot of fallout. now it is time to get the weather. horsham, that is where i grew up. a bit frosty this morning in horsham. more signs of autumn this week. this morning in parts of central and southern england where the frost is around. some spots dropped below freezing last night. much milder to the north and west. western scotland and northern ireland, 12, 13 this morning because this area of

i'm under water jules verne in the intellectual club, one of the game options is used, damn it, whereain thing is not to get excited and that's it. it turned out we wish dmitry and all the participants good luck in the third round. it's time for us to keep playing. we follow the sports life of our country during a difficult period for the entire belarusian football, it is important, without arranging something to lament, to undertake the construction of such stadiums. this is an amazing phenomenon and the quality of football will increase transmission, please let us know more, more precisely how new heights are reached. possession and help to keep yourself in shape, but after all, moderate physical activity helps to cope with many problems a million sports tips check each and use it better do not miss all the latest sports projects on our tv channel. their very first composition did not go unnoticed when i composed it so it was maybe 14 years old. probably he heard him playing the piano and he was silent. i turned around, he was crying and said, daughter yes, you are my composer and m

my good friend jules used the call me every day saying you got that thing done so finally my last day of 50 or technically get a colonoscopy at 50 and lsome people need to get it much earlier but my last day i got a colonoscopy and on my 51st birthday is when i got a call from the doctor saying you need to get to a surgeon so when i got the news i had the surgery and got the news the day before new year's eve that i had stage iii colon cancer, one less away from stage iv and it would immediately need to have: therapy, i was in shock and i call my mom and i wascrying . there's nothing like it and i can still hear those words today enwhen i answered the phone. the doctor told me who he was and apologized for calling me back so late . he said i hope you're sitting s down. it's bad and it's significant . you have stage iii colon cancer and when he started telling me it was the first time in my life i had what i think was an out of body experience because i actually at some point but he was talking to somebody else . there was no way somebody was telling me i had cancer and it wasn't until