i'm julianna tatelbaum with joumanna bercetche these are the headlines european markets comeback after the economic strength and the german industrial output rebounds and chinese exports soar >>> the japanese conglomerate agree not to sell before 2024. >>> the ceo of the german automaker daimler is seeing strength across the product line despite challenges that the group hopes ease liater this year. >> we hope q3 is the quarter that is most significantly effected by this with the shutdowns due to covid in malaysia and other places. we hope that in the fourth quarter that we will start coming back up again. >>> porsche is feeling the chip squeeze. the ceo says it is causing production line delays >> we have the situation with the semiconductors therefore, the waiting time is longer than normal it could be the customer waits half a year or more. >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." let's kick off the show with positive data overnight from china. exports came in ahead of forecast rising 25.6%s from august over a year ago that is well above expectations and above 19% from last month

in london, julianna's sons goes to the police again. this time he's arrested. he's kept in prison for 9 days in solitary then he's released on there are more than 280000 euros, raised by his support in the me. well, it's great. well, again, i don't get much check those chevy failures. very frustrating. fun. in addition to wearing and electronic trekker, some must report to the police station every day. the when expedition seems to be unavoidable. as sonya make them, am expected move june 19th, 2012 life within 30 square meters. begin this distance and give it under the letter except julia if you end up in yeah, i see logo in the yeah. it's the prism into the fun to know. yeah. yeah. we'll do that. can you pull it out of the technical get up yet. so we're going to, diplomatic was, it was in the did the police to come in to see no political e commerce going up, at least i can set that to the clinic. there are some when julian called me and said, said he was going to ask our cars on, we thought that was the best idea you could ever have. because it's international

in london, julianna's sons goes to the police again. this time he's arrested. he's kept in prison for 9 days in solitary then he's released on there are more than 280000 euros, raised by his support in the me. well, it's great. well, again, we're getting so far you check those players very frustrating fun. in addition to wearing an electronic tracker, some must report to the police station every day. when expedition seems to be unavoidable. astonish make them. i'm expected move. june 19th, 2012. life within 30 square meters begin. is it a stumps and then give it under the lego except julia if you end up in yeah . i see logo in the yeah. this is i'm into the fun to know. yeah, no, yeah. we'll do that. can you pull it up? yes. so we're going to diplomatic with, in the did the politic, i'm into the political e in, but i'm going up at least i can for the asset letter. so i'm going to click that as a mid when julian called me and said, said he was going to ask our guys on which i thought that was the best idea you could ever have. because it's international stance.

plus actress, julianna margulies.how to get everything squeaky clean. all next on live. and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [applause] hey! watch out for the carpet. good morning. sorry, i'm eating. -i smell nut butter. -i'm eating nut butter. i smell butter of nut. is that peanut butter? i think so. it's a piece of a protein bar. i know. i know. but i had to. i'm starving. my favorite combination is chocolate and peanut butter, chocolate and peanut butter is perfection. have you seen the new reese's peanut butter cups that are peanut butter wrapped in peanut?

julianna >> let's look now at the retail sector inditex reported $1.27 billion in profit. the spanish clothing giant said it's seen higher global demand in physical stores and online as pandemic restrictions eased. the group will pay out its final dividend of 35 cents per share in early november. >>> h&m is below prepandemic sales. we have the senior equity analyst from morningstar to discuss the numbers in the broader retail space as well great to have you with us. looking at h&m specifically. shares are down over 20% in the last six months. they're down again on the back of today's trading update. what are the biggest problems that h&m are facing right now? >> yeah, so one of the sort of immediate problems with h&m could be the controversy in china. china is not a big chunk of their business it's only around 5% last year, however, there has been some controversy, some store closures and as well negative social media resonance following the supply chain issues. so that can be one of the headwinds which is specifically bad for h&m compared to spears the other thing is that

dom. >> julianna tatelbaum in london. thank you. >>> let's get a look at the top stories. silvana. >> reporter: codom, apple is urging customers to install the security update. this is after researcherss warnd a spyware company had the way to take over an apple phone, watch or computer. it takes control of device by sending a message and hacking through the flaw in how the company processes images researchers say the group has been exploiting the vulnerable issue since february >>> cases in the u.s. of covid are easing following the surge the seven-day average is 117,000 as of september 12th according to the cdc that is down from the number of 184,000 at the beginning of the month. there have also been promising signs when it comes to covid related hospitalization and deaths falling as well >>> and cathie wood is making the case for the market. speaking to andrew ross sorkin yesterday, she said millennials are key to the investing landscape. she believes deflation will be a big investing teheme going forward. >> i believe we are seeing incredibly confusiconfusing. look at

julianna tatelbaum is live in west london with more. it's not a shortage of gasoline, what is the problem? >> reporter: brian, that's abl absolutely right this gasoline crisis is not about the gasoline itself. it's about a shortage of truck drivers. we spent the morning like many around the country hunting for a gas station that actually had fuel in the tanks to show you what the queues looked like. the best we could do, the station behind us which had fuel for about half an hour this morning and as you can see the ropes are up and they've run out. yesterday up to 90% of the stations in the busiest parts of the country have run out of fuel estimates suggest that the uk is short of about 100,000 truck drivers. this doesn't affect just the petrol sector, it's affected many parts of the economy. but, of course, when it comes to gas, it has triggered panic buying with people coming out and filling up when they otherwise wouldn't have. so the government has come out and said they have taken steps to prepare the army to step in military tank

speaking of global markets, let's head to london and check in with my colleague julianna. >> seema, good european markets are firmly in rebound mode after a down day. every major region is trading higher pretty sizeable gains in the first couple of hours of trade the first day in september, the cac 40 up over 1%. particularly strong performance. italian and spanish stocks performing quite well. investors digesting the final manufacturing pmis for the month of august. strong numbers for the euro area as a whole a touch lighter than the flash estimate still we are looking at strong growth in the manufacturing sector the recovery still going pretty well from a sector perspective this is what the sector looks like. leading the way is travel and leisure up nearly 2% as we discussed earlier in the week, seema, the travel sector in particular airlines got hit pretty hard from new guidaguidae we're seeing a bit of a bounce back which sold off earlier in the week retail up 1.7% utilities three sectors trading in the red, autos, chemicals and basic resources. >> love it, julianna thank you. >>> ba

another julianna's for, you know, silly with a key if you want to speak to me, that's what they said they wanted to do. and you don't make an expedition request. you pick up the telephone. like in any other case, situation where i haven't even been charged where the acting a very abnormal manner and they can come to the u. k if they like. but instead of going to feel welcome sooner just in the longest is enough. you have a lot less strict sending out, just see in the, you know, in the middle ones or connecting them into the loaner model in like, or feel for the kill entities. and just but official documents research by journalists define jamar 18 show that britons and sweets are cooperating, and nothing is normal in this case. in an email to this swedish colleagues, the british prosecutor's office recommends that the son should not be questioned in london. because his case would just not be treated like any other around just under vague, under the whole house. i don't know what time with him, so i'm not gay. who was on behalf of and from me do hold on my list doing and feeding out th

this was another julianna's, you know, silly with a key if you want to speak to me, that's what they said they wanted to do, then you don't make an expedition request. you pick up the telephone. like in any other case, we have a situation where i haven't even been charged where the acting a very abnormal manner and they can come to the u. k. if they like, they gotta feel sooner. this is the weather longer. this is enough to see if you have any left st. ascending. can you see any of the new ones or next week i'm in the area. if there's a loaner matter, like or better feel for the entities. but official documents research by journalists define jamar 18 show that britons and suite cooperating. and nothing is normal in this case, in an email to this swedish colleagues, the british prosecutor's office recommends that a son should not be questioned in london. because his case would just not be treated like any other around that just under vague, under the who have not done with us for some of him. so and it sounds from me that will do home with his over there for a yearly fee not for the n

just finish, i suppose, doing about julianna's. been a show after all was under house arrest and luxury home here visited by fashion. house arrest pending extradition means superman. jail for julian sarge. yes. yes. joe julian is i sat in court on the 11th of august to listen to a chief justice. i'm no longer surprising cause like come out and say this. try to describe it. a witness in, in, in something i just thought was outrageous. but looking ahead, on the 27th and 28th will be a high court hearing on whether the united states has is granted its appeal against the act, the, the bad, the, the bar on expedition of julian to the in either states. it is probably i think it's probably the most important legal day. certainly, if not in my lifetime, but it certainly in the market era, because it will say about free speech, it will say about journalism. it will say about our humanity. this is a man who's committed, no crime. who is chantal intellectual person? who has done what true journalists do any for that he is being punished. now,

south ca was planning to chicken up and potentially murder julianna's sons kristen. her robinson offers his thoughts right ahead in going undergrad. oh, the time now where we receive so many inputs on a daily basis that are completely needed to reality. so think about how in social media filters and they basically were present themselves in very unrealistic way. and so we come out of fomo. there is any involved more than that. it's about the sort of envious of something that may not exist and is also really tied to the fact that as humans, we want to be part of the crowd. ah, the the the, the with i'm sure it has it, we're going underground. we're guessing the stories drowned out by mainstream media noise coming over the show. we talk to wiki leeks, about alleged revelations of propose us plan for car crashes helicopter, doubting passenger planes, and gun battles in the streets of london hall to the kids that will kill julian phones, the most famous journalist in the world. and with soldiers on standby, in a last ditch attempt to britain's energy crisis, we investiga

deeply alarmed over revelations of the ca plan to kidnap and potentially murder wiki leaks, founder julianna's son. during the trump administration's time in office, the allocations come from a yahoo news report citing testimonies from key witnesses, r t s dot corner takes up the story. spy on him kidnapped him, kill him even. that's what the cia under its former director mike. pompey was accused of plotting for wiki leaks, founder julian, a sons, and recently published report pompeo and other top agency leaders were completely detached from reality because they were so embarrassed about vote 7 said a former trump national security official. they were seeing blood vault 7 series of document leaks, put wiki leaks at the top of the c. i. a most hated list in 2017 as it exposed the tools and methods used by the agency in hacking operations. the ca, itself described the leak as a colossal loss and plans to assassinate assange were apparently thrashed out among the top brass, and presumably to get away with calling it all an offensive counter intelligence operation. peo branded wiki leaks a hostile

s. secret service morales is employees who are involved in the operation does not just spy on julianna's size, but revealed that they had even been told to consider an operation to assassinate julian hassan the top dissident in the west with poison. with more and more information being published and being, you know, and people knowing about this about possible cia abuses when it comes to their, their dealings with drilling assange. i mean, it's definitely going to take away credibility from the, from washington's attempt at appealing for his extradition. to the united states, coming up next, the new born baby of an 18 year old inmates has died holding a series of failings and quote, inadequate care. in britain's largest female prison will bring you that story. after this short break. i use the the the the, the, the, the when i would show the wrong, why don't just don't the rule. yes to fill out the same because after an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart and we choose to look for common ground in this welcome back is petro pumps run dry in the u. k. an

revelations have emerged in connection with an alleged cia plot to kidnap and murder wiki leaks funder julianna's sound. during the trump administration is time in power. it comes from a yahoo news report citing interviews with dozens of government officials for more on this story. let's welcome into the she do beside the know donald quarter at donald. normally when we talk about bombshell revelations, we get into the thick of it. they don't tend to be. but really this is like an a plot of a hollywood movie and goes beyond this. tell us about the, the reaction to what's emerged from this 1st. right, well, this report has, i mean, justifiably so outraged during a lot of journalists slamming. many of them are thinking, you know, could i be next on the see i can list if i make some sort of report that they don't, particularly like we saw ca whistleblower edward snowden tweet about it. he said that the charges against julian song should be dropped. we heard from one of the journalists actually mentioned in the document by yahoo news, actually, glen greenwald. he said that the ca and now bite and look

you see global who are supposed to be overseeing julianna's house. it's be curity in the u. s. embassy and the african embassy that actually were bribed by the ca into spying on julian, provide it in life, proceeds from the cameras inside the embassy and 2 devices that they implanted on top of that, of course, they were stealing legally privileged material called being phones and computers of those who did that cetera, this is all as all come to the surface in the criminal proceedings and are tested by towards the former employers to know protected witnesses in case we knew that there was a dotted line to the now we have the confirmation in the, in the, in the story. well, review sorts of but it to be honest, i did not expect to be reading about plans to kidnap, to assassinate duty, my sons or, and possibly others have in their stroke, which leads lead is just the outrage just that that could have taken place. and the only thing the seems to have stopped the stopped it were, were, were illegal considerations so that you know, some, some lawyers thought might come up, but the

s. secret service morales is employees who are involved in the operation does not just spy on julianna's size, but revealed that they had even been told to consider an operation to assassinate julia innocence, the top dissident in the west, with poison. with more and more information being published and being, you know, and people knowing about this about possible ca, abuses when it comes to their, their dealings with drilling assange. i mean, it's definitely going to take away credibility from the, from washington's attempt at appealing for his extradition. to the united states, i can see nancy taylor, who deck is an independent journalist on taylor. what 1st of all, what do you make of that? the yahoo news story claims that the c i was planning to kid not potentially assassinate julian this. are you surprised, but i'm not surprised by it. this just provides further evidence and proof that the us government is completely deprived and acts very inappropriately with this investigation into wiki leaks, and julian assad. again, it's just yet a nother legal irregularity with this case. and w

us know if using revelations of us plans for gun battles on the streets of london to get enough. julianna's hunch, the credible i use as anglo merkel makes her exit from german politics. voters have made it clear that we're looking for new ideas and directions. wrinkles party suffered electoral defeat with smaller parties in the mix to form a new governing coalition. will this be called the merkel inheritance the is our line here when off into russia, instructions to block youtube off the video sharing platform, permanently deleted odds. east german language channels. the russian foreign ministry stepped in. the u. s. company would not have acted without approval from berlin. international criminal court drops a proven to us war problems and gotten us on the focus instead on terra risk rights groups condemn. the move of using the i see of paving into pressure. nato sends the extra troops to kosovo and made an om stand up with serbia over road access in m. i will be here.

s. secret service morales is employees who are involved in the operation does not just spy on julianna's size, but revealed that they had even been told to consider an operation to assassinate julian astonished the top dissident in the west with poison. with more and more information being published and being, you know, and people knowing about this about possible cia abuses when it comes to their, their dealings with drilling assange. i mean, it's definitely going to take away credibility from the, from washington's attempt at appealing for his extradition. to the united states. okay, speak now to fidel. none of eyes. he's the former council of the equity in embassy in london. any played an instrumental part and i'm telling that asylum for jean in his lunch back in 2012. great to have you on fidel. first of all, that information in the, in the yahoo news news report. i mean it'll show it to the other people. what about you? you surprise but i also price. i'm shocked and know because we didn't suspect of all of these. we always suspected there persecution, the obsession with destroy and

phil and i'm going to stand eastern cd of julianna, bad vibration comes after a period of i feel a test in the area. north korea may consider a summit with south career according to pyongyang state news agency. me. it quotes kim, you're joan, the sister of north korea. later she said, talks could happen if you mutual respect was guaranteed, but added that this was just her personal opinion. it was kima jones, 2nd statement in today's she earlier edge south korea to end it's hostile policies after president moonshine called for a declaration which would efficiently officially and the korean war. rob mcbride has more from the south korean capital. so it is certainly an interesting development and interesting overture from kim jung does seem to be part of a building effort from the north at sincerely trying to restore relations. so it has been treated seriously here in a south korea. it follows on from similar statements she made a couple of days ago. now that was in response to this cold from noon jay, in the president of south korea when he spoke of the un and suggested that with a forme

interviews, this hour is full of celebs you know and love, topher grace, ted denson, holly hunter, julianna michael key. we've asked our audience to choose their favorite kellyoke is from the past season, patty from san diego has a request, what do you want to hear? >> i'm a huge harry styles and one direction fan, you could literally serenade me with any of his songs all day and i'm happy camper. if you could indulge me and do "watermelon sugar," i would be so happy. >> kelly: right on, i love harry as well. thank you so much, patty! let's get to some music, and hear from the band, harry styles and a "watermelon sugar." ♪♪ tastes like strawberries ♪ ♪ on a summer evenin' ♪ ♪ and it sounds just like a song ♪ ♪ i want more berries ♪ ♪ and that summer feelin' ♪ ♪ it's so wonderful and warm ♪ ♪ breathe me in, breathe me out ♪ ♪ i don't know if i could ever go without ♪ ♪ watermelon sugar high ♪ ♪ watermelon sugar high ♪ ♪ watermelon sugar high ♪ ♪ watermelon sugar high ♪ ♪ i just wanna taste it, i just wanna taste it ♪ ♪ watermelon sugar high ♪ ♪ tastes like strawberries ♪ ♪ on a summer evenin

get your trade get some of your top stories julianna tatlebaum in our london newsroom with a trade.aw your insta post, tweet 10-year anniversary. >> hopefully you've got me there. we've got red across the board here in europe this morning. we are tracking very similar moves to what you're seeing in the united states. we've got red for every major region here in europe. the losses have accelerated from yesterday but it is worth noting that we have bounced off the absolute lows of the morning so perhaps investors have found a floor. we have the cac 40 in flans down 1% the german index under performing 1.2%. in the u.k. the ftse 100 down 1% from a sector perspective we have broad base losses travel and leisure interestingly up .4 of a percent we saw ryan air ceo this morning providing a bit of a boosted sentiment. auto's the key performer down 1.7% and industrials and media we are keenly waiting the european central bank meeting set to take place tomorrow the key question there is how the central bank delivers what we expect to be a dovish message when they plan to scale back asset pur

surprise that the chinese financial sector is down anything from 2 to 4 percentage points as well juliannaeo politics a meeting between france and the uk ministers in london this week has been called out over the aukus submarine deal there was a deal breaking with previous contract signed with france let's get to charlotte if you thought that president macron was going to back down over the weekend, you are mistaken seems as if he hasn't cooled off yet. >> that's right. remember president macron is in the cycle. this kind of public humiliation, how france sees this, the announcement of the pact and the cancellation of the french contract, is a humiliation, so they have recalled for the first time ever their ambassador to the u.s. and australia and their talk about duplicity when this talk was sealed. listen to what the minister said this weekend. >> translator: this is very symbolic there was a lie, there was duplicity. there was a major breech of trust and disdain. things are not going well behind us, not at all it means there's a crisis. there is a symbolic aspect we recalled our ambassa

. >>> let's look at asia and europe julianna tatelbaum is standing by in our london news room good morning >> good morning. asian markets seem to have taken a cue from the session state side yesterday so resilient moves overnight. the shanghai moving about 9% higher, even after disappointing information from china also investigators shrugging off the news out of evergrande missing another debt repayment deadline but investors taking that in stride, the hang sang down about 4%. nikkei down about 4% as well turning to europe, we are seeing the gains continue green across the board for european majors this morning led by the swiss market about 0.8% higher. after a strong day yesterday with european markets rebounding about 0.6%, breaking a three-day losing streak. so more signs of stabilization coming through from a sector perspective, hopefully we can show you the split from sectors we have nearly every sector trading higher utilities down about .25%. the uk, a few more small energy suppliers going out of business amid the spike in wholesale gas prices we've seen. basic resources out in fron

. >> hi, i'm julianna, i would say being a part of the rig and leadership family, something big that they've always been teaching us how to make to ask, how to put ourselves out there and really push for where we want so you said that you decided you wanted to work in politics and that your dream job would be working for president reagan and you made that asked by writing that letter. so just how did that feel to be advocating for yourself and where they're outside influences that kind of influenced and drove youth towards advocating for yourself? >> well, i'd like to think that i was very bold, but actually i was so terrified and didn't tell one person that i wrote for office because i thought, what are the chances? i didn't tell anybody, even when i went in for my interview because i just kept thinking, what are the chances that this whatever happen? and so, i do appreciate that because there had to have been something in the me bold enough to say, maybe there could be a place for me there, maybe there could be a chance that somebody like me, who's not politically connected, who is

plus actress, julianna margulies. and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [applause] hey! watch out for the carpet. good morning. sorry, i'm eating. -i smell nut butter. -i'm eating nut butter. i smell butter of nut. is that peanut butter? i think so. it's a piece of a protein bar. i know. i know. but i had to. i'm starving. my favorite combination is chocolate and peanut butter, chocolate and peanut butter is perfection. have you seen the new reese's peanut butter cups that are peanut butter wrapped in peanut?

we're joined by julianna margulies and greta lee and so we have a lot of new, fun face. >> ooh.d hosted their celebrity bowling show. i did stupid tiktok dances on tv. >> you got to do most of the stories you wanted to do. >> if we stay the course, people will catch up. >> i hope you're right. >> doesn't think so, though. >> well, your character -- >> have you done tiktok dances? >> we know your character doesn't like to dance on tiktok but you actually do dance on tiktok. you have 7 million followers and posted this little dancing video. >> yeah, girl. >> celebrating a quiet house after the kids went back to school so what did the kids think about this? >> they couldn't believe i was shoving cake in my face and i was like, that's exactly what moms do after they drop off their kids. drink coffee and shove cake in their face. >> you know, before we let you go we have to congratulate you. you recently sold hello, sunshine. very successful sale and started this back in 2016 to help change the way women are seen in media. did you imagine this kind of success? >> you know, i hoped. i