julian: thank you.nwhile, an australian news crew helped say families trying to get out of the flooding. kumasi: take a look. >> a hurricane is to americans what cyclones are to australians. but this one is as big as florida, that is massive. >> keep going, keep going. it is an anonymous storm -- enormous storm. we are just hoping people through the water, that is our camera operator. julian: the cameraman noticed a family struggling in the background of the shot. in the middle of the live report, he put the camera down and rushed back to help with the camera rolled. a reporter at the scene confirmed after the report that the family was ok. a note that you should not do this, he also could have gotten trapped in the floodwaters. three people who need to be rescued, so dangerous. still to come, what is causing gas prices to jump more than $.10 overnight. kumasi: we are looking at the big port of the new york stock exchange, we are down significantly right now by about 330 point. another update on the mar

julian: good afternoon and welcome, i'm julian glover. you're watching getting answers. as you know, every day we speak with experts about issues important to you in the bay area, we get you those answers in real time. we continue our celebration of hispanic flat never -- latin american heritage month. dr. nolan cabrera talking to us about 70 and identity. we focus on your health. keep part of our -- a key part of our health, from the covid boosters to the monkeypox vaccines, we get your answers to your questions live. it's always so great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. i'm not sure if i have all of the answers but i know what to find them. that is the key of being a facet -- a successful physician. julian: we're so happy to have you here. it's been a minute since we have done one of these segments together. dr. patel. the last time we did, i did not do so hot onto truths and ally. i will try to redeem myself as we let you take it away for another segment. >> let's do it. i love the fire. it's redemption time. anyone who is watching this live, this is your

julian: people at nasa were cheering. >> now we get to see it. julian: thank you for being here. it is september 30. >> it is fine. our weather is fine. it is great. drew: you can see the fog. it is right along the coast and is not dense at all. we have warned to the 50 degree mark. 50's for most of us this morning. take that extra layer with you. we are warming up fast. we are going and we will see a lot of sunshine today. it is warm and hot again today. we will take a closer look at high temperatures in a few minutes. jobina: we are getting a look at wind shots out. ryan curry is in the newsroom more. ryan: they are a bit shaken up by everything. video shows exactly why it was a hectic seem for kids of all ages. moments after kids ran out of the charter school after gunshots rang out at the complex. law enforcement can be seen in the hallways with their guns drawn in an effort to get kids out of the building safely. shots were fired in the vicinity of the high school and campus nearby. the shooting left six people injured. this is connected with other episodes of violence in th

julian: thank you.know that there are so many plans in place, what do we know about the funeral that will be happening more than a week from now? will the entire family be there? patrick: we know that the queen's body will be taken to edinburgh, then come to london where it will be here in state for three or four days. after that, after 10 days, we do expect the funeral, the climax of these rituals. and we expect potentially millions of people to visit london then. kumasi: thank you. we appreciate it. julian: cal iso has extended a flex alert today, the 10th day in a row. it will be in effect for 4:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m.. the state averted a rotating outages yesterday during a flex alert that expired about one hour ago. there's still sporadic power outages across the bay area. we do have a look at the current outage map. these are blamed mostly on equipment failures. you can keep track of the temperatures anytime in the weather on demand section of rtv app. you can download it for roku, amazon fire in

julian: we always enjoy your reporting. speaking of your reporting given article that you published just within the last hour. first things first, how many candidates are currently in the race to be san francisco's next da? >> we have four candidates running this november. one is the current da and three challengers. julian: all of them are representing something slightly different for voters to choose from. let's start with the incumbent. brooke jenkins is vying to keep her job after a couple of months serving as sf's top prosecutor, what are her chances of winning election? would you believe is her biggest competition, given the interviews -- who do you believe is her biggest competition? >> we know brooke jenkins was the volunteer spokesperson for the recall campaign, that successfully remove the former district attorney from office. she was later appointed by london breed to be district attorney. just has to run for reelection. and then she can serve. for now, she is getting engaged in the city, getting to meet with dif

julian: lots of excitement, thank you, irene. could find out much more about all the exciting offers and a special disney plus deal, one night -- month for just $1.99. find out all about it at disney plus.com. disney is the parent company of abc 7. kumasi: we will check in with frances. i'm looking forward to the cooldown but we could start with today. frances: another hot day but it is more comfortable. take a look at temperatures. they range from 54 in half moon bay. if you really want to cool down to half moon bay. mid 60's around the bay, still lots of 70's already. cloverdale, livermore at 76 degrees. another day of triple digit heat with a very high risk of heat illness. that is why there is an excessive heat warning until 8:00 this evening for many parts of the bay area. it is extended to 8:00 tomorrow night through lake county and parts of mendocino. try to avoid staying outdoors if you can. there is heat advisories until 8:00 in the areas highlighted in orange. temperatures near 90 degrees, you could expect temperatures

kumasi:'s son looks really nice behind you, julian. julian: we do have a nice sunrise.you need to know. kumasi: your chempark actually can watch abc7 news -- you can watch abc7 news in partnership with disney plus. this is available to all hulu subscribers under the news hub in hulu. julian: we are taking and live look outside at the exploratorium camera. that is the view of my noggin was blocking a moment ago. ♪♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in just two days. new crepe corrector lotion only from gold bond. champion your skin. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. kumasi: here are the seven things you need to know. lisa: we have an exce

julian: thank you. coming up, the manhunt is over for the suspect in one of the deadliest attacks in canadian history. why this case now has even more questions. kumasi: the ukrainian president saying his country is making progress, staving off the russians. why experts say russia could be desperate for help. julian: cancer rates continue to rise for younger americans. we will talk about what kumasi: a man is in custody after going on a deadly shooting spree in tennessee. four are dead. police searching for the man who went on an hours long rampage. in the end, at least seven people were shot at eight different crime scenes. police have not released a motive. julian: the second stabbing suspect who led canadian authorities on a multi-day manhunt is dead this morning. there are still questions about the motive for these attacks. myles sanderson experienced some sort of medical distress after police arrested him. his brother was found dead earlier this week. in a news conference, police say miles was the

julian: thank you.a popular food item level likely surge in price again, this time thanks to hurricane ian. >> and one of the most well-known movies. back to the theaters. how you can see "the bodyguard" on the big screen. julian: and we are taking a live look outside right now. the nightly across the golden gate bridge. kumasi: this is the best movie news of the day. whitney houston and kevin costner started in this romantic thriller, "the bodyguard" is coming back to theaters for the 30th anniversary. julian: let's boost her mike here. kumasi: please don't go when i go. this was her film debut and what would go on to be the best selling soundtrack album of all time. it is coming back to cinemas on sunday, november 6, wednesday, november 9. all the songs. and then, a 30th anniversary release. julian: let me get my final. kumasi: the showtimes and the tickets are on the website. i love this movie. julian: i think a lot of people are going to see it in the theaters. kumasi: at least for people who want t

julian: next week is fleet week.more than one million people are expected to converge on san francisco. the warning is to plan ahead and take public transportation if you plan to come to the city. >> if you have to drive, make sure you don't leave anything valuable in your car. the time to remove the valuables is not when you park. unfortunately, there is a certain element of will be looking for that. julian: tell your friends coming to the city too. jobina: not part. julian: give that reminder. you also might want a preplanned meet up time and space. there is a lot of fun to be had next week. fleet week begins monday with military band concerts around the city, a tour starting wednesday. the main excitement is friday, including the 2022 airshow and parade. the question is, will the fog play along? will we be able to see it. ? drew: find your friends with the rooftop now. can i go up? julian: butter them up. catch up for brunch over the weekend. jobina: say high,. julian: oh my god, you have a roof? who knew? drew: o

julian: thank you. america" is coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger has a look at what is ahead. ginger: coming up on gma, it is all about your extreme heat and the wildfire threat because it is not just those record-breaking temperatures but the all-time september heat and all-time heat pushing your grade to the limits. relief could be coming, especially for southern california, but that could come with some flash flood from the hurricane. we will be talking about all of it. and the massive juul sentiment. the company agreeing to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to agree it marketed to children. with apple expert to to announce their new products, we will tell you how to give your current smartphone a refresh. it might not cost you anything. in our exclusive interview with ozzy osbourne and sharon osborne and what is next for them as they move back to england. plus, jennifer lewis is here live talking about her new book. flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always

julian: still to come, tributes for the queen.rry styles celebrated the only british monarch most of us have ever known. kumasi: the big part of the new york stock exchange, up right now by about 160 points. julian: chevy goes all in, the newest electric suv the company unveiled that makes the price tag to get into the ev market a little bit easier. kumasi: watch us for a whole extra hour now. live weekdays from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 -- a.m. you could do it on your tablet, phone, tablet, roku, amazon fire, or >> 5:54 this morning. however your commute into the city at this hour is not too bad. you are delayed about 10 minutes at the tolls. about a 30 minute drive throughout the 80 corridor. earlier problems first in daly city with a wrong way driver that caused all lanes to be blocked. all lanes have reopened and traffic is getting through. it looks like it might be temporarily slow but that should be recovering nicely that accident for a time was -- that has been cleared as well. it looks like with the exception of your drive out

julian: a u.s. open stunner. the american who upset one of the greatest players ever to reach the quarterfinals. kumasi: you can watch us for a whole extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00's life weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 on the streaming app. you can download it for your phone, tablet, roku, ms on or google tv. -- amazon fire or google tv. lisa: beautiful picture, one hundred 12 yesterday in santa rosa. also in concord, livermore was 116. already building on the warmth with upper 60's to mid 70's right now in san jose. here's the exploratorium camera, low 90's yesterday in san francisco, 97 at the airport. mid 70's in concord and livermore, it is going to be another hot day. we could break a record at 113. here is a look at forecast highs. we may not break records, we will be close. 20/20 was a hot year, 90 in san francisco today. here is a look at wednesday. numbers come down a few degrees. thursday, bringing them back up to 112, the freakishly hot reading then more cooling anticipated friday. it is going to be a rough one

julian's secret sauce? prescribing childhood curiosity to cure the anxiety of adulthood.> i think it is really important and really powerful and really necessary to give children a voice and to hear what they have to say. especially because so often the responses are laced with such positivity. >> cool! >> our thanks to ashan. >>> up next, roger federer. fans honor the tennis legend after he announces his retirement. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers including lymphoma and skin cancer, death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stoma

let's brick -- bring in julian payne.ng seeing it. >> so an incredibly powerful moment we're seeing here. you can feel the emotions suddenly shoot up as we see the military, and catching our first glimpses now of the family. again, that classic scenario where they are discharging their royal duties here, they're aware that they're on display. their military responsibility, as well. of course, at the same time, they are following the coffin of their mother on that final journey. so always that incredible two sides of feeling and emotion happening in their minds at the same time. of course, in front of the coffin are members of the household, including her private secretary. her master of the household, the queen's two pages, and the palace steward. so all of those people that worked with her, week in, week out, who looked after her in many ways, week in, week out, some of those roles, i can tell you they are people that become almost like family themselves. in many ways, the front and rear of the coffin are surrounded, the

with some of julian's segments going mega viral.lan. >> i really like komodo dragons. >> if you could talk to komodo dragons, what would you say? >> i love you. >> and? >> i love you. you're so nice. >> reporter: the 6-year-old generating a cult following that had everyone appreciating komodo dragons. or 7-year-old tyreek, who really loves corn. >> i really like corn. >> reporter: the clip now taking on a life of its own, heralding the summer of corn kid. inspiring musical parodies. even a chipotle ad. >> corn. >> it's corn! >> reporter: but it's not all about being silly. these kids have a lot to teach us on topics like our planet. >> you're bigger, so you're worse for the environment. i'm small. >> reporter: love. >> is there anything you love that's not a human? >> bacon. >> do you love bacon more than your mom? >> i can't choose. >> reporter: and even our time left on earth. >> you got a long, long and amazing life in front of you. >> i know. longer than yours. >> really? how much longer do you think i have? >> 20 weeks. >> repo

. >> welcome to the show, and juliÁn castro in for zerlina maxwell.coming up, a federal judge in florida has unveiled more detailed inventory list of the documents the fbi took during its august eight search a former president trump's mar-a-lago residents. plus, two former top white house lawyers are expected to appear before grand jury investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. we will cover those stories and more across the hour. but we begin with president biden speaking in his clearest terms yet about our current political landscape. a landscape in which the former president has developed a cold like following that was willing to storm the u.s. capitol in order to demonstrate its loyalty. one in which a major political party, the gop, is still reluctant to condemn that following it despite the clear risk it poses to our democracy. there have been few times that a president or presidential candidate has been bold enough to outright condemn a segment of the electorate. obama in 2008 call that some republican working class voters for voting

julian: it already is.inflation numbers are and we heard from corporate america last week. there was one very key announcement that basically the recession is being imported into the u.s. from that perspective, we are at that point. the thing that is different about the last several days is clearly the fed has been guiding the market in terms of what it expects, what it wants, how it wants this to unfold. the last couple of days as i said earlier, entering the emotional phase, we are likely at the point where the markets are going to start guiding the central banks. that flips the script. that frankly is the danger that you get into in september and october. ultimately for us will provide at some point the buying opportunity. damian: everyone is so bearish this morning. what is the upside risk to global growth? what is the market not seeing here? is china reopening, the crushing de-escalation, how should investors try to position for some of that? julian: that is the challenge. the tail outcomes on both sid

of julian estrada is trying to help the new generation of c hi.se students they're touching a guitar for the second time in their lives. >> it doesn't relevantly sound e music. it's just sound. but we see the initial starting point to now seeing them in the first performance. a lot of parents crying. >> what are we looking at here? >> we're looking at, well this s san miguel. one of my uncles great grandfathers son. >> for julian, mariachi has been kiininthink they're rs.sezeyear learning just music. >> this is not just a typical mc class. we also teach them a little bit of history. every song that we sing there's always there's always a message behin. trying to tell them hey. this is is the history of mariachi. we are now the second half of the book. for vicente riv era who's back for a second year. the dedn and commitment is real. three practice sessions a week includg four hours on saturday morning for the entire school year. >> that's vicente right here ata recent performance and no, he ws not nervous. > when you play mariachi music, what do y

>> julian, i don't think so.ial session to take these types of military guns out of the hands of 18 year olds. he told members of the community that he would do that. you heard news this week that he said well, we can't constitutionally do that. you and i are lawyers as he is a lawyer. he knows the difference. he knows that the case is factually distinguishable, but he tries to put it at legal's with texas voters so he does not have to face the real facts, which is we need to make our schools safer. yesterday, there was an exposÉ local, fox affiliate that shows that the british systems did not work on that they are still not working. it further showed that greg abbott knew they weren't working back in 2015. had those rioters been working, we might have saved three or four lives. this unfortunately is a state of affairs in uvalde. >> you bring up governor abbott's response to this question of whether texas law would allow the age that someone can purchase one of these weapons to be increased to 21. i want to get t

he writes this check to julian. julian says, would you like to bet against? let's keep doing this bet. we have always been, as economists, we have been interested in that that. we felt like this was one of the most important checks that had ever been written in economics. >> in simple form, how is it that population growth equals more abundance? >> well, it's kind of counterintuitive because you think, if we have this pie, we have this pizza and i keep inviting friends over, the slices all get smaller, we are gonna run out of pizza. that thinking, the idea of living in a world where we have limited resources. that is the fundamental flaw because we recognize that we do live in a world with a finite number of atoms. economics is not about adams, economics is about knowledge. the creation of value when we add knowledge to adams. that is really where it comes down in this core issue. human beings are the source of knowledge. as they come, they bring their knowledge and they discovering trade knowledge, it makes these things much more abundant and much less expen

so, it's his mom, his dad, his sister, his brother, julian, anthen me and then the dog.o it was just, like, i felt b for, like, adding another pson to this, le, house that during just the most stresul time. if you are in a relationship and everything takes place within a home and you're, like, need to stay in the same bubble and do everything together, it's just like you are, like, living a different kind of life together. because everything's more together, i feel like it does make it more mature for sure. like, you age, like, 20 years. julian: i have never felt butterflies like i've felt for you. izzy: aw! that's so sweet. julian: really. izzy: i love you very much. [izzy chuckles] jack: my parents' reaction? oh, kind of brought it up slowly. i was like, "what ieft the couny?" and they we like, "jack, you have to be kidding. there's no way you could be leaving the country in the middle of a pandemic." and i show them the plane ticket, and i'm like-- and they're like, "jack, you are not getting on that plane." and then i'm just like, "and what if i booked an apartment,

but to so many julians could reject the constitution holes just before a 2 week blackout showed the no vote ahead by nearly 10 percent anyone remaining in line a polling place will still be able to cast their ballots in the compulsory vote. so what is it then about the proposed new constitution that they don't like? well, it recognizes 11 indigenous peoples offering the more autonomy, especially with judicial shoes. some critics object to their saying, it turns historically marginalized, indigenous people into a higher cost of citizen. it would also legalize abortion, give y to protections to the environment, drawing criticism from many in the traditionally conservative country. about 40 world renowned economists, some political scientists of back the constitution. but many of those riling against the changes, say moving away from the current free market model will destabilize the economy. so if more let's, let's go live to i last america at a till you see a newman in santiago, tell us more about why this vote is taking place. hi marian. well, the role of his just said have close just

julian juliano.television project, in short, we liked it. she's so nimble, kind of funny, so whole. this and the first joint vacation at sea. we were in egypt yes, and we danced there by the sea. it was evening. it was after dinner there was no one around, generally good. now i can create in memory in my soul. cause they are different people. were really children, but at least i, here and well, maybe, yes, there, maybe, it was not necessary to understand your video not to respond. well, just when you're 17, well, everything is different, let's find out the right answer. what did maxim answer to your question? do you remember your first love and how old was that? yes, of course, it was 8 years. this is a beautiful lucky man, and a young man. i had a lot older. he had great life experience. he was 12 called roman you did not reveal your secret and the money remains in our bank. we go further, press the button. how do you section eugene the play on words means encrypted in the title of the section, you

>> hi, julian.ht to the water crisis. residents have been under a boil water notice for more than a month, and recent flooding has put the cities warship implant to the brink. officials say that the planet has been steadily improving over tonight into today, with higher output approaching the city's goal. they also say most residents can't expect better water pressure, but residents that lived further away from the plant still may have nothing coming out of the tap. jackson residents tell us that instability is a way of life here. they are used to boil water notices and seasonal issues with pipes. >> this is affecting us pretty badly. that is why we are stocking up on water, trying to -- thank you -- make sure that we can stay, at least, hydrated and everything like that, especially with the fluctuating temperature and everything. >> for now, people can pick up waters at distribution sidestepped by the national guard, who are loading bottled water into the lines of cars on site. the other option is

next up, julian aguon.new book "no country for the eight spot butterflies." ♪♪ [music break] amy: the great jazz pianist ramsey lewis, who has died at the age of 87. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as tension rises between the united states and china, we look at how u.s. militarism in guam, the westernmost territory of the united states, during world war ii was a key naval and air force base united states in the pacific. the was expanding its military operations in guam. the pentagon's 2023 budget calls for nearly $900 million to build a new missile defense system on guam. the u.s. is also moving ahead with plans to relocate 5000 marines to guam and build a new machine gun range near wildlife refuge. we're joined now by julian aguon m a leading chamoru writer and human rights lawyer from guam. he is the founder of the law firm blue ocean law and a 2022 pulitzer prize finalist for commentary. author of several books, including the latest

under and hilton welcome to the program julians have been voting on whether to approve a new constitution that would give more rights to women. indigenous people and the working class majority of julians previously voted to replace the existing constitution. but polls indicate that they may reject the proposed text. all adults citizens are legally obliged to vote. president gabrielle bar, it costs his ballot. she lays voting on a new constitution to replace it's dictatorship era's system set up 5 decades ago. independent regardless of what the result is, the role that i'm going to play as president of the republic with our government together with all of you is we're going to commit ourselves to come together as a country to advance and justice equality and greater growth and development. for all that in your this are all you can see mental, but a boy every to lay an aged over 18 must vote support as a hoping to move the country away from its conservative past. you know, emily falcon, i hope that we get to state the benefit of us all. oh, to lanes better pensions, better health care, and

he's the host and is joined by julian salisbury, overcease $2.5 trillion tyler, my man, take it away.ome good to have you on cnbc for the first time and welcome to delivering alpha zpr great to be here >> great to have you you'll sit on a panel later this afternoon called the next big thing. what are you going to say? what is the next big thing in investing? >> so from a private markets perspective, which is what we'll be talking about a lot on that panel, a lot of it is just continuing to invest in the areas, the long-term secular themes that we've liked for a number of years. >> and they are? so, digitization, energy transition, enterprise software. these secular growing businesses that have stood the test of time so we like these things pre-covid, during covid, when you had to reunderwrite and look at the areas that we were investing in, it still made sense. and as you move into more inflationary environments, some of these long-term themes continue to make sense, irrespective of the environment. >> so digitization, energy transfer, and the third was enterprise software. >> enterpr

julian: good friday morning. i am julian glover from abc seven mornings.e is looking good for a 15 minute drive. still lingering traffic south 101 from an earlier accident north in san rafael that has been cleared. spencer: temperatures moving in the right direction. downward. still hot in the east bay at one. at the shoreline low 80's. the coast, mid-60's. tomorrow is even cooler with inland highs only in the 80's. 70's around the bay. relief is around the corner. julian: sweet relief. time for live with kelly and ryan. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, we're celebrating five years of fun together. we'll look back at some of our favorite moments. and our first halloween together. plus, moments you will not want to miss. all next on "live!" [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: hi. hello, deja. >> kelly: hi, deja. wow. wow. >> ryan: hold on a second. >> kelly: ryan has

julian emanuel is the senior managing director at ever core. this is a conversation you have been listening to. it is tilted pessimistically and you say there is a 50-50 shot of a new low. >> when you think about it, the market spent june, july and part of august fighting the fed but part of the reason that jackson hole was so -- they thought, you're never going to hear him be more hawkish than that soundbite is because it became clear that after that kind of rally, and the fed is not targeting prices. they are targeting financial conditions but they got too loose. that could change if the data begins to move in their direction. the problem today is the data moved towards the stronger direction. i want to go back to the comment that karen made. buying it right and selling it right, if you look at the last five or six weeks, what we saw on the upside and then the downside was really unprecedented only four times since 1950. the data shows that it was so extreme that sentiment is as poor that we may not make a new low. are best case is that you w

julian and erling have a special sense for the goal. they're strikers and this is natural.but it's difficult to teach this kind of sense of foal. so the two goals from julian are amazing, and erling again — so two hat—tricks in a row — and his mentality is contagious for our team. and, yeah, very pleased for everything. meanwhile, mikel arteta's arsenal remain top of the table after beating aston villa 2—1 at the emirates stadium, where gabriel martinelli scored the winner. earlier, gabrieljesus had put the gunners ahead, before douglas luiz equalised for the visitors. villa are now in the bottom three with only one win from their first five games, but that's five wins out of five for arsenal. in the netherlands, psv eindhoven made it four league wins out of four by thrashing volendam to move level on points with ajax at the top of the eredivisie. the highly rated cody gakpo scored a hat—trick as psv won 7—1 — although did look slightly embarrassed to be given this one after what was a very heavy deflection. and in germany, bayern munich eased into the second round of the g

assange and the british prison, you'll notice you haven't heard from julian assange for three years because he's barred from being interviewed. they won't let him be interviewed. they will want to be photograph. and the argument is a pre-tax, which is prison security, but it's one that the west uses just as readily as the brazilians are using it used to back then to bar interviews with with louis. so i know it sounds drastic, but it's something that we have here in the us and the uk as well mr. greenwald is your brazilian source has he or she ever been identified the federal police? announce that they found the source and arrested a ring of six people they claim or responsible for that hacking. the person they accused of having been my sores has publicly assumed responsibility for that. i've never confirmed your denied it in part because i never knew the identity of my source. i have my suspicions but if the source wants to say that they're the ones who did it. that's their right, but i'm not gonna help the government by saying that i believe it is or is it when you receive those do

but the vast majority of julian so that they needed a new social contract in this country, germany is announced to $65000000000.00 package of measures to help people and businesses coat with soar and gas prices. 2 days off to rush, you said one of its main supply pipelines to europe would remain shot indefinitely . chances are short says that to win full tax on energy companies will be used to keep oil and gas prices down. he also insist germany has enough fuel reserves to last the winter. well that's it for myself and the team here in london for now. rebel architecture is the program coming up next, greening the city. on counting the coal spock hassan is suffering from destructive floods. what will it cost the already struggling economy? they all take region is rich in natural resources that have was global warming impacting economic potential. innovation hub opens income. housing costs on al jazeera architecture has always defined the human work from the simplest structures to the greatest monuments. but i, rebellion is underway led by a new breed of architect that puts people befor

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lizzy burden and julian jessup, thank you for your time. it was the biggest ipo in europe in a decade. the first day of trading for porsche. joining us is jefferies global auto analyst. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we do not expect a slowdown because of the recession effects because we are well-positioned in the portfolio for the next years looks very stunning. so we are looking very positive to the future. guy: porsche ceo speaking outside the frankfurt stock exchange earlier. the company went public earlier on today and ipo valued at $73 billion and out the door at $82.50. coming in towards the end of the day. jefferies global auto analyst joining us now to give us his take, this seems on a day when the market is falling apart as it is it seems to have gone quite well. what is your take on the ipo and what should investors be doing. buying or if they haven't, selling. >> it's a difficult day to go to the market. seemed like they had shares in the beginning. i think what to do with shares. porsche is a fully formed business. we've known for a l

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julian payne is head of communications. he's joining me now.d morning, and thanks for joining me. listen, before we talk about charles, i'm sure during your time with him working for him you had dealings with the queen. i'm curious about your thoughts on her passing. >> good morning. yes, during my time working with the king, i did spend time with the queen. this naturally is a very sad time for everybody in the uk and in the other realms around the world. i think for those of us who worked with her directly, there's just that extra tinge of our personal memories which are bound up in this extraordinary woman and adds a layer of sadness to what i think everybody is experiencing here in the uk. >> you know, one of the things that you hear over and over again when we talk about the monarchy and queen elizabeth in particular is continuity., do charles will make or will need to make to the british monarchy to maintain the level of affection that it has enjoyed with -- under queen elizabeth? >> it's a really good point. you said it yourself -- conte

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