to your robot is one of the moons that orbit the planet jupiter a mere three hundred ninety million miles from earth or short trip and its spiky surface could make the search for life there bit of a challenge say a new study from the inner city of cardiff predicts that the surface of jupiter is not smooth as predicted previously thought a covered in fifty five foot shards of ice seem a form because water can turn from ice directly to water vapor without melting first on that this process known as supplementation is what creates the sharp blade like shards that would make landing a rover on europa are going to want to trick. thing is europa is such an interesting site for future manned and unmanned space missions but the ice shards will just figure out a way to navigate out men while the one be habitable for humans on long term the presence of water mean this is the presence of light and the possibility that europa holds the answers to some of the solar system's greatest mysteries just kept past the fifty foot i share you know little things like little little things like any fifty foot i s

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if in the next ten years we can find examples of life on mars on the moon of saturn or the moon of jupiter you know the next generation of people who get to graduate school could have four different instances of different kinds of life rich guys like jeff bezos and ilan mosque and richard branson are spending up pile to send billionaires for a joyride in space is nasa cool with this or is that minorities well you know one of my favorite things that i've done in the last year is i've been to several space x. launches and landings and they are amazing to see and when you see a rocket take off and then seven minutes later you go dumps off a satellite in space comes back and lands the first stage wow it's your eyes don't believe what's happening the thing to remember is that space x. for example is one of our major partners that they actually launch our resupply missions to the space station and nasa pays for those rockets and we're actually a partner with them in space exploration itself i mean to me the more companies that are using space as a platform the more people up there the better jef

there a conflict between wanting to money for myself and also trying to make the world a better place jupiter asset management of london several sustainable funds some green and focus on the environment others exploding particularly unethical investment. you want to make money when you want to mainly me to change the world. that's. primary purpose is that. we're from first and foremost but we just apply knowledge in a particular discipline in this. article from two thousand and three. companies what you see changed. in the last fifteen years so we know it's four hundred percent increase in the number of companies that we can invest in so there's a company providing solutions so it could be water could be waste it could be renewable energy energy efficiency but something like. i wouldn't. know where well your lines i mean what are your criteria what kind of company not a lot of our fans would have the hard ethical criteria alcohol tobacco nuclear power those would be very hard lines we are really looking for companies which have at least the majority of their and their revenue associated with.

now to discuss is a good jupiter to bloomberg's opinion.will be installing my home charger for my audi? >> that is right. -tron.bial audi e amazon will use its home services division to do installation of these chargers. id home services is one that can confess i've never used before, because it is for infrequent big purchases, maybe something you do once or twice in a home's lifetime, like a refrigerator or a home charger. so what this is doing is removing quite a bit of the fiction out of doing something that you do not do that often. it is an intriguing way to just simplify a process. you may know what charger you want and i am sure that adui would have a pervert -- audi would have a preferred set. this is getting somebody in the home to take care of the paperwork and to the connection for you. emily: what about this for amazon, assuming that this is a sliver of their business and for tesla, for which this is a huge part of their business? nat: good question. for tesla, and i give a talk about this last week at a conference in london, it

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between east and west -- they could talk about that in the same way they could say we are going to jupiter one thought it would happen. brian: did you hear anything from the president about mr. gorbachev that surprised you? dr. engel: one thing that was really quite interesting to me was more about bush and the idea of doing interviews, which i, as a historian, find wonderful and frustrating. all people have a marvelous ability to forget the details endocrinology and remember the end result -- the details and the chronology and her member the end result. -- and remember the end result. the first time i started talking to president bush about his concerns and gorbachev, and i had boxes of memos from his administration on it saying we do not know if we can trust this guy, president bush said to me, i always trusted gorbachev. he seemed trustworthy. the reason was he had come to consider by that .20 years later gorbachev is not only trustworthy, but a personal friend. that is a category must have always been in. brian: here he is talking about his closeness to mikael gorbachev. >> how close d

there is still a lot of risk perception in the region due to instability and the deal that over -- jupiter the biggest drivers -- geopolitical risk is among the biggest drivers in the region. but looking, this confirms the bonds, the region are considered, if not a safe haven, a more stable asset class. cds was thethe highest when oil prices were trading at a lower level relative to now. yousef: a good entry point for my follow-up. you can see the volatility in emerging markets, global markets, with a pass-through effect on the region. you say that liquidity has been poor in the gulf, despite promising returns. when is the liquidity coming back? when volatility goes away? alberto: liquidity has been horrible in all emerging markets. specific regions why --reasons why liquidity is poor. most is owned by international investors. the main driver for improved liquidity in the region is the that willin 2019, bring from 30 billion to 60 billion to the region, improving liquidity and tightening the spread. the country that will benefit the most from the inclusion are bahrain and kuwait, because o

between east and west and knew they would talk about that the same way we would say we are going to jupitersuddenly it happened to everyone's surprise. brian: did you hear from the president about mr. gorbachev that surprise you? so, one thing that was really quite interesting to bush and thebout idea of doing oral history, doing interviews for history. i find that wonderful and frustrating. people have a marvelous ability to forget the details and the chronology and remember the end result and push the result back to the beginning. have anytime semifinished conversation where they say, you know what really matters? that's the end result. the first time i spoke about his concerns about gorbachev, and i have boxes and boxes of memos from his administration say we don't know we can trust this guy. president bush said to me, i always trusted gorbachev. he seemed trustworthy. the reason was because he would come to consider him, 20th later, he's actual personal friend. once you are a friend of george bush's that the category you must have always been in. brian: talk about his closest gorbachev.

hundreds of protesters tried to shield the images with lights, and more than jupiter 60,000 have signed0 have signed a petition against the promotion. haidi: anti-gambling campaigners say the opera house ad is another sign the industry is intruding into everyday life. i am not sure if you can blame them. the prize money is $9 million. i think the prime minister was waiting in -- was weighing in. shery: she is pretty agnostic about the whole thing, saying this is the best big board sydney has, why don't we benefit from it? there is another adjusting angle to the story, which has to do with the influence of conservative media in this country. the whole thing came about after this extraordinary interview with alan jones, who berated the ceo of the opera house. that went to the state government, who said no, you will be going ahead. they essentially ordered the sydney opera house to show these ads for this lucrative horse race. the debate rages on in australia. we did not get a great deal of an inspired lead from wall street. tech shares snapped a three-day decline. a downside when it comes

and one of his largest can think of jupiter's is a congressman in southern california who just got ederally indicted for campaign finance fraud. this might sound like a low bar, but i will not accept a single dollar from a federally indicted member of congress. that is not a pledge my opponent an make. jeff denham: your friends in the bay area with nancy pelosi and the traveling you do in l.a. to raise money speak for hemselves. the things you criticize, i've aken a number of contributions from unions. the electrical contractors are when you accepted. i have accepted, as well. but the firefighters, farm bureau's, they should have a voice. i belong to political action committees as a farmer and business owner. realtors are another one that ought to make a decision on who they are going to support because of the politics they support. so i am proud of that and i am proud of the local contributions we received every day from people i talked to who are proud of the tax cuts, once who are donating for the first time because they have a little bit of extra money. i do not criticize the larger far

china's gas could jupiter's a funny the policies that have -- let's get more on where we are in thisonne is with us. yvonne: stocks have been on a tear because there was so much anticipation this whole build up of policies of trying to replace the use of coal with healthier fuels like natural gas was going to help propel the stoxx. -- these stocks. tnn energy down more than 20%. there is a mounting speculation the last couple weeks that perhaps policymakers will capping be fees they charge in connecting customers to these urban areas. essentially reducing the cost for customers but you wrote in profit margins for some big companies at large. that will be interesting. we saw the likes of citigroup saying this make the road urban profit margin distributors to 46%, but it was 62% a while back . so a little bit of erosion there. some analysts saying perhaps this selloff is overdone when it comes to some fees involved. but these stocks in the last week or so have seen the biggest declines we have seen for much of this year. so, the ones they have highlighted here, the least vulnerable is

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after he won the state of florida he had his home shopping network at his home golf course in jupiterhe trump steaks, they're the best steaks in the world. he bought a lot of steaks, wrapped a label around the butcher's steaks and put them up as trump steaks. it's a big success. he hasn't sold trump steaks since the brooklyn dodgers won the pen innocent back in the 1950s. again, he's doing the same thing now that he's gone from lying about trump steaks and now lying about a middle class tax cut and whipping up fears about that caravan. always a caravan that's coming. it's coming for you middle america. once again, a complete lie. complete, what he talks about, again, you look at the numbers. you look at the immigration numbers. you look at the number of gang numbers that actually get across the border. he's lying to the american people. the facts show it. >> yes. be afraid. be very afraid. the only one who can protect you is donald trump and that's what he did the last time there was this caravan coming up through mexico. you're exactly right the facts of these mass movements often ge

steve was actually looking for a place for a little summer mommy down here in jupiter island, and were the happy cookbook. at the end of the day, i think it's number one reason why it's so good is the recipe from down under, right, steve? steve: that's right. greg norman's mother gave us the recipe for crispy crackling poirk lionel which you bake in a really hot oven. but, greg, explain why the outside gets so crispy. >> well, it's the preparation for it. in america it's very, very hot. pork skin on the outside, but the way my mother prepped it, she keeps it very, very moist. puts a lot of salt on it as you say in high temperature. and at the end of the day, when you get it, it's just like, you know, by thing into something really crunchy, crackly. it's a great meal down under. i can't wait to get the cookbook from you, steve. steve: i would love that that is the same favorite recipe of stuart varney. ainsley: thank you, greg. >> happy birthday, steve. steve: thank you very much. greg. best to kiki. ainsley: how are you feeling this morning. steve: great. ed: think you revealed your