lisa: and how the u.s. on of spending when there is a concern about the deficit and the financing for it. tom: i love to front run this. she spends hours with her interns putting this together and to get in front of our earnings and crush you as you talk about jetblue, power -- caterpillar, and pfizer, help us with the further earnings report. lisa: i'm just crush. i'm just crying inside. no actually i'm happy. there's s&p 500 companies reporting about that. halfway through. i'm most interested in pfizer and amd. you did not steal my thunder. i wonder how much they got a boost from the pandemic that is now fading. tom: so they are back to normal. lisa: are they? with amd and the chips, is everyone buying a new complete -- computer? some are getting sicker shock where they buy their hardware. tom: apple theoretically in the last couple hours. you have some when you need to call on this. lisa: [laughter] tom: right now she pulled a short straw. worst child abuse on halloween. emily rolen of the john hancock co

and cut rates? i am not sure they can. lisa: i am glad you mentioned this, because it is not just the big majors we get central bank decisions from, it is all around the world, and it is coming out a time of incredible uncertainty. we saw this expansion of the ground operation in israel heading into gaza. why do you think the markets are so sanguine about it? damian: you are right. oil and gold are coming off of it. i the guy has to do with the uncertainty of the central banks. we have apple earnings, but we are pretty much through a lot of the earnings cycle. now that we have seen the nasdaq and s&p crashed through there to hundred day moving averages, or at least, below it, i do not know if it is time to buy it, but people are sitting on their hands. gina: small caps are below their 2022 lows, which is pretty consequential for risk tolerance. if you think small caps are generally the leaders of risk tolerance, looking at the s&p 500 rate down does not tell you the whole story. stocks are completely breaking down in the midst

lisa: and left to go where? ave nowhere to go and they are left trying to find clean water and food as time is running out. this is a powder keg. it is not just in this region but globally you are seeing so tensions spring up around the world. there is a difference between government officials and what stance they are taking and the groundswell of reports and that is crating an unstable situation. tom: -- creating an unstable situation. tom: video is just shocking. the horrific twitter videos in my feed i went back and this goes back to a guy named marshall mcluhan in the fist fights in my parent's dining room about the media. the media presentation worldwide is front and center. jonathan: witnessing intense diplomacy over the last week so. president biden and olaf scholz weighing trips to israel. in an interview, the president says, we have the capacity to do this and we have an obligation to and if we don't, who does? that is the question you are asking in the bond market, after they have the capacity to deal w

goldman sachs, morgan stanley and bank of america next week. lisaing at the potential for some sort of gain in terms of this interest income of around $88.5 billion, above the previous $87 billion. this is definitely a beat and you can see them clawback losses from earlier. jp let's talk -- jonathan: let's talk about this. the risk of interest rates rise further from here but we still don't know the long-term effects of qt. lisa a: this is the truth and speak to what jamie dimon was saying when he said they could see 7% interest rate. how are banks dealing with this? are they treasure -- are they hedging? is this the reason we might not get some of this demand at treasury auctions because banks are not the big buyers if they do not have to be. jonathan: the central banks have stepped back. if we go to what he said at pgim, they have dominated things for the last decade. is there any surprise we have seen this at the long end time again? lisa a: this piece to them be more price-sensitive. they might be saying that you need to speak to us big time bec

on social networks: and she recognized the girl, this girl, this lisa, thisce, well, those eyes, those, i'm sure that this this this child the woman said that in the spring of 2022 she was a volunteer at the red cross in barcelona and helped register refugees from ukraine, and among them she remembered ten-year-old liza. and definitely lisa, and definitely, this blonde, these eyes, this is her, this is this child, it was somewhere or... march or april, because they were still in jackets. mrs. liana said that the girl came to barcelona from the kherson region, together with two adults, a man and a woman, and they registered in spain as refugees. they are most likely on the territory of spain, therefore that they received the refugee program and were further distributed throughout the territory of spain, but it is also not forbidden for them to leave with those documents to another country, after receiving information from a witness, we immediately contacted our spanish colleagues from the international federation missing children europe , who in turn made a re

abramowicz -- jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. price down yield up. romaine: --jon: 10 year at the four --460s. congressman frank chill talking about the recklessness in washington and the contribution we have seen from that to this in the bond market. tom: i don't disagree with that. what is front and eight -- and center, this is deceptive. forget about the spikes up, if you look at the central price of a given bar chart, right now, we are at new high levels for yield on a daily basis. jon: it has been amazing to see, last quarter, 70 basis point move. one person publishing moments ago, here is his number, 242,000 new drops -- jobs. that is why he is looking for another move from the fed next month. tom: there are other views that cut the other way, the narratives that are out there we have to sort out and i have october 6, october 12, october 13 two a november first meeting. i wonder what jay powell will go as halloween. ambiguity. november 1 is the fed meeting. please keep -- these key data points, it is jobs matter but i am al

and the story of lisa's search was very difficult. o find the girl as soon as possible, but for a long time there was nothing about her at all is known and only in september of this year we received the first, but as it turned out, extremely important call from a witness. a woman who now lives in spain called the hotline of the 116 children search service and said that she saw our program about the search for lisa on social networks and recognized the girl. this girl, this lisa, this face, these eyes, this, i am sure that this is this child. the woman said that in the spring of 2022 she was a volunteer with the red cross in barcelona and helped register refugees from ukraine, and among them she remembered a ten-year league. and definitely lisa, and definitely this blonde, those eyes, that's her, that's the whole child, it was either march or april, because they were still in jackets. mrs. liana said that the girl came to barcelona from the kherson region, together with two adults, a man and a woman, and they registered in spain as refu

pioneer and exxon getting together. lisao be a major player and it will be the biggest by far in the permian basin but also highlights their desire to be a swing player, to increase production in tandem and more directly in terms of demand, really showing the production you have highlighted in the u.s. at a record coming as people talk about the need to move away from fossil fuels so it is this interesting dynamic going on and the reality of the oil and gas face in the u.s.. jonathan: more reaction on that to the program, exxon down 1.8%, the offer price as we reported earlier in and around 250, 253 is the price. we are trading close to it, still some distance, 240 in the premarket on pioneer. that stock up by 1.3%, more on that story later. joining us is the chief economist and head of global economic research at j.p. morgan. bruce, let's start with fed speak which is during this market around big time. they're talking about outsourcing monetary policy to the bond market. to do the work for them and then over the space of t

and then bite my lip lisa:. 8:00 p.m. president biden will be talking about aid to ukraine and israel and his peers into the bond debate. he will probably ask for $100 billion in aid. how much does that feed into some of the reaction we've been seeing in the bond market? jonathan: it is getting more expensive for sure. let's start in israel. oliver in tel aviv. the president leaving behind a tightly coiled spring. what we have we achieved in the last 24 hours? oliver: i think we achieved all we had could have hoped to have achieved for a president only going to israel and not going to jordan as was the original plan. that is the message of support israel we've heard reiterated. deterrence. the american policy assessing. it is one word backed by two naval fleets. if you're wondering how the israelis reacted to the visit, we have the front page here where you can see in german netanyahu and joe biden -- you can see benjamin netanyahu and joe biden embracing on the tarmac. the headline is that significant aid will come to isr

and that is what -- he was talking about. lisaleft gaza in 2005 and hamas had a opportunity to roll. you say that to should come together to come up with a solution. you cannot choose the government. if you have an entity that is designated to a terrorist organization and has a goal of killing the other people, do you negotiate a solution? dr. omar: first of all we cannot say israel left gaza. they surrounded gaza with an iron iron wall and control the exit and entry into the region. it is the biggest open air prison in the world. i think these types of, this becomes a fertile ground for extremists on both sides. lisa: but out of respect, egypt also blockaded them. there is not a willingness for other regions -- others in the region to open up and offer more assistance either. dr. omar: let me distinguish here between opening up to the liver assistance and what israel and other western countries have been pushing for. egypt to open up to absorb a wave of palestinian refugees into egypt. the first one, the entry into the gaza from

and china is improving. lisaet to under surveillance because that is that is what we will be discussing and i'm glad you brought that up. amazon rising in premarket training -- training. third quarter revenue and cloud computing fell just short of projections. demand for ai will boost the unit in the future and this is what i was looking for. some sort of discussion about how new of discussion about how new technology and the cloud computing footprint go hand in hand. you can use your customer base and get more cloud. even though they missed on cloud sales, no one cares. manus: if they had reported a few days earlier it could have been more brutal. it was enough to keep the goblins at bay in terms of cloud. damien: i was pleased to see operating commitment improve in those job losses counted for something earlier this year. it's amazing how sentiment has shifted. lisa: and the value of cost-cutting. president biden said to me with a chinese minister today at the white house. this could pave the way for a meeting

, lisa, and you’re not you’ll mind you saying? for example, i love animals, i prefer folk dancing, maybe someday we’ll go skydiving, and can i take a picture of you? one way or another, for example, i cook meat well, and i’m a vegan, yes. goodbye, goodbye, well, basically, what does a beautiful woman do when she’s alone, and you can do that, i can’t do that either, i ’ll take you, oh, they’re calling me, sorry, goodbye, and another coffee, no , thank you very much, i can’t look at him anymore. the owner of our establishment asked me to pass this on to you. what's this? a discount card for coffee and cake, you are grateful for attracting new customers. i see, thank you. yes, len, i’m doing great, i’m following my step-by-step plan for optimizing dating. yes, it’s a sprain , the doctor said to keep it suspended, as i understand it, i applied the bandages myself, wow, it’s absolutely the wrong bandage, i need an elastic one, i ’ll bring it now. hi, mom said, you sprained your leg, yeah, let me give you a cold compress, oh

this is bloomberg surveillance live on tv and radio alongside lisa abramowicz and annmarie hordern i am jonathan ferro. your equity market positive .4%. we will proceed carefully just like this federal reserve ahead of cpi. lisa: proceed carefully although i do don't know -- i do not know where the bias is in markets. yesterday everybody seemed to disregard ppi and we got a rally in bonds regardless. how is this leveraged because people want to have a bond rally? jonathan: what a turnaround over the last two sessions. we have dropped back in two sessions. to see the 10 year -- lisa: kathy jones put it well. there is something technical going on. i keep going back to what it means for broader markets and an understanding of what this market is. it is the deepest most liquid market in the world and it is whip sawing around by 20 basis points, 30 basis points more in a couple trading sessions. jonathan: we are fortunate to have annmarie hordern with us to work on the latest on israel. antony blinken landing in tel aviv today and the israeli defense minister warning of a difficult war. an

understand how this is, alexander nikolaevich, can i, yes , i talked to rita, the bracelet found on lisa andatyana, let ’s be honest, we know that you know rustem, we understand why you hid this from us, understand , we can do it for you, but without your help, we won’t be able to lock up rustem. rustem, how do you explain that first we found a stolen garnet bracelet in the apartment of the murdered iliza vetrova. then we found selgi from the same set with this bracelet in your cousin's jewelry store, how do you explain that, huh? i i don’t understand at all. it’s like in the elderberry garden in kiev, the guy has nothing to do with it, where did lisa get the stolen bracelet , i don’t know, you never know who she was confused with, about seryoga it’s all nonsense, your employees got something mixed up there, as far as i know, so no answer i don’t have an answer to your question, you can turn to psychics, right? you understand, lisa was good, reliable, first rustem and... asked to send the parcel for relatives, she did it, then again, and then she realized that she was being used in transport

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and a big cooldown coming. your way for sunday. gloria >> all right. thank you so much, lisa. we are in day four of what was supposed to be a three day strike for kaiser employees. the strike is supposed to end right now at 6:00 and it's likely to end without a settlement. the us labor department is getting involved to help bring an end to what is the largest health care strike in us history. abc's eva news reporter answer hassan has more from the union president yes, the president supports the strikers collective bargaining work. >> the union of health care workers. >> president dave reagan telling striking workers that president biden is backing their cause. we got to run through the finish line, but we are winning this thing. >> let's keep it up. who's got the power? what kind of power? power? >> reagan says there have been no negotiations since tuesday. staffing levels remains one of the critical issues. the core of everything is we just don't have enough people to do the job. >> kaiser has refused to give us information that we believe we're entitled to. that's why we thin

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announcer: this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance" on tv and radio, alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i am jonathan ferro. 5% on a 30-year yield briefly. very close to 4.90 on the 10-year yield. tom: mathematics is important and we do not do methods early in the morning. from a careful analysis to looking a vector down freefall. something changed yesterday and mathematics went out the window. this is a warning of price analysis and fixed income. not to be inflammatory but it borders on freefall. jonathan: our price has been hammered, particularly over the last few months. 4.8146 on a 10 year maturity. lisa a: what is the circuit breaker? it is not coming from washington, d.c. this not look like there will be a resolution without leadership. job openings are coming out stronger than expected and manufacturers are also better than good. what point do you get a circuit breaker from something other than people who start to buy? jonathan: over on a speaker liz house, he had to

and is better received. those options are top in line. lisas something we will be speaking with katie in just a minute. meta and ibm showed the two tales of the loved and unloved in the tech space. facebook, 160% gain. ibm lowered onto .2%. how much is this trading on hope and strength of economic momentum? tom: i do not see this coming. my basic idea is ibm is the one that should have changed its name. katie: very good. i googled everything. tom: katie greifeld giving us grief this morning. this is right now or global wall street the entropy of the day. everybody's -- interview of the day. the technical analysis of trend going back to the -- 1978. katie, an opening question, what is a trend in equities? katie: equities right now, we finally see some of our signals take short neck. the biggest thing to follow, this goes what lisa is saying, divergence. we have seen long signals and shorts nichols -- signals in the small-cap. that tells the consumer the average stock is in trouble. your big high names are doing well. your average stock is worri

on social networks and recognized the girl. this girl, this lisais the face, well, these eyes, this, i am sure that this is this child. the woman said that in the spring of 2022 she was a volunteer at the red cross in barcelona and helped register refugees from ukraine, and among them she remembered ten-year-old lisa. and definitely lisa, and definitely this blonde, those eyes, that's her, that's the whole child, it was either march or april, because they were still in jackets. mrs. liana said that the girl came to barcelona from the kherson region, together with two adults, a man and a woman, and they registered in spain as refugees. they are most likely on the territory of spain,

lisa: and what to the negotiations look like? an investigation into foxconn technologies, major supplier of apples iphones. state media saying regulators are conducting tax audits and reviewing land use by foxconn. authorities also resting in executive and two former employees. all of this making international businesses highly uncertain about doing business in china and uneasy. i wonder how much you start to see and some of the earnings we get, a pullback on the margins from china. manus: it will be interesting to see what apple says. this is very much a slap, which is to remind you wealth management was deconstructed, the housing industry was ripped apart, tech was ripped apart. this is to remind you nothing has changed in china. when that moment changes at the top level to shift, it shifts with the click of a finger. tom: are you trying to do that as well as he did? he is gifted. manus: buyer beware. do you want to onshore or stay where you are? lisa: did you see that jon stewart pulled out of this apple production over the wee

i'm meteorologist lisa argen is tracking a heat advisory in effect today. and, lisa, we know a lot of people are coming to san francisco for the blue angels. give me a little hot out there. >> it's going to be hot out there. but we're already seeing changes that will allow for a return to a sea breeze and the fog. you can see how close it is off the shoreline. so we have reached our peak heat at our beaches the past couple of days. right now, though, beautiful, the golden gate bridge, you can see the light wind there it is in the upper 60s downtown, 62 in oakland, san jose, 67. and a view from our sutro tower camera where another warm day downtown early on before we get a refreshing sea breeze late in the day 53 santa rosa 56 by the delta it is 60 in livermore. so 24 hours ago we were warmer. we are two degrees cooler for some cities, three degrees cooler in napa. so around the peninsula, san francisco, the bay shore, another hot day upper 90s inland. but at the coast, 70 and then a foggy night tonight for some and we'll talk about that. cooldown sunday raindro

. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro and we -- lisa abramowicz. jon: this is bloomberg surveillance on tv and radio. our top story this morning, president biden touching. down in israel. . a single blast in a hospital in gaza killing hundreds and israel is letting hamas and hamas is blaming israel. the exposing -- explosion threatening to tip things over the edge. pres. biden: based on what i have seen, it appears it was someone on the other team. there are a lot of people out there. we have to overcome a lot of things. jon: the stakes for this trip cannot be hired. how do you ensure aid gets to gaza and civilians are kept out of harms way? >> president biden has arrived here in tel aviv and he was greeted by benjamin netanyahu. this is a very different trip then joe biden planning to do for hours ago, this was a two-legged trip originally. first in tel aviv and the second in jordan. what can joe biden achieve? you can suppose -- you can show support for the israelis. chuck schumer was here in this building a few days ago. we understand to client -

the link between egypt and gaza still close. lisay it has not opened, what the holdup is, how quickly people are running out of water. i am reading reports and wondering our people are going to actually start to starve. jonathan: northern gaza is much more urbanized and affluent then the fields of southern gaza. tom: that is even more to bring the humanitarian effort in. right now we are going to get a brief on this. what would have been with this war is try to speak to experts. he is an expert in the idea that the sanctions. thank you so much for coming in brief this morning. are they entities that you can sanction? >> their nonstate actors largely. it is not that people are wearing uniforms in directories of officials. you are really left to try and identify people that may have a connection that may be supporting them. there are countries that are trying to provide supplemental data to banks and payment companies to make sure you are rooting out any hamas related payments. tom: if we save the money comes from iran, fine. is it a m

the girl and the adults crossed the border from the polish side, but on the same day lisa and her guardiansder again and went back to europe. we immediately passed all the information known to us to the police, but for now the most important thing is that everything is fine with the girl, and she is with her guardians, who, according to our data, are most likely oliza's grandparents. and of course, in this story, first of all, we have to thank mrs. liana. who lives in spain, who saw our program about lisa's search on facebook, recognized the girl, did not remain indifferent and gave us such important information, which ultimately became decisive in the search for the girl. this story once again proves that it is necessary to continue the search even in the most difficult situations, even when it seems that there is no chance of finding the missing child. among the children we are looking for are those who are at large. a year, two, five, and even more, but when there is even the slightest probability of finding a child, the search must continue, so i very much ask you to take just a few min

the market has moved in the last 24 hours and nobody is talking about it. lisa: the feeling is of when do we stop. every time someone steps in and says i like to ration and tech stocks, you are looking at a scenario where the yield keeps going up. stocks keep feeling weakness. tom: eight .1%? katie: no one is happy with that. tom: are there no speakers today? lisa: there is a speaker but it's not about fed policy so doesn't count as fed speak. this is a quiet time. words will be spoken quietly. tom: we need to get to the brief because we have an wonderful guest to synthesize these markets. i'm going to look at the data and futures are ugly. the vix gets my attention. 495 and the 10 year yield. i don't have the time to go into it butbbdxy blows through to new blended highs. strong yen through 190 nine, $1.50. lisa: people are looking for intervention and we haven't mentioned that 8:15 a.m. we get the ecb rate decision followed by the press conference by christine lagarde. the expectation for them is to be on hold at 4% but i'm more interested in the balance sheet

president wanted to address both those nations and the wars in this way right now and to the american public directly? lisa: first i want to acknowledge, as you can probably hear, that there is a small group of protesters just outside the white house gates, protesting president biden sitting more aid to israel and calling for a cease-fire in the conflict. you may be able to hear that right now. what i took away is what you said, which is that the president wanted to explain to the american people why these two complex, although they might appear different, that they have some similarities, trying to say that, essentially, hamas and putin may be different, but they are attacking neighboring democracies, attempting to, he used the words, annihilate neighboring democracies. we know one of the main priorities have this president is to bring home the fact that any attack on democracies abroad could also reach the home front in the attacks on democracies here and spread well beyond the borders of attacks on ukraine. geoff: lisa, as you know, president biden is delivering this address on the eve of his administra

and closer to 150. what happens at 150? lisaintervention by japanese authorities when you hit the 150. i am speculating that currency traders are saying we will go as close as we can and see what happens because bill not tested and go against the whale. at the same time you can feel them testing it out. jonathan: the whale is what is happening at the long end of the curve. 10 year for -- the 30 year getting closer to 485. republican matt gaetz formally starting a motion to remove kevin mccarthy from his position starting -- citing kevin mccarthy support as a bipartisan deal. a house vote could come today with mccarthy needing a simple majority to survive. another look at the labor market with joel stated to at 10:00 eastern time. bloomberg economics expecting hiring to slow. the highlight is still u.s. payrolls on friday. 170 thousand jobs for september is the estimate. the team at bloomberg expecting the unemployment rate to hold a 3.8%. the estimate is a drop to 3.7%. lisa: which is the wrong direction for the federal reserve

and sure, lisa, and sure,

jonathan: lisa and i were talking about andrew hallman horst over at citi. . i would go back to and select cities rents have really rolled over into a deflationary tone. jonathan: developers in the bond market, we are down seven basis points on the 10 year. on the 30 year, we have taken a look twice now. it is down by nine basis points. tom: we last saw james foley on our last trip to london. she had a foreign-exchange strategy. how do you change when there is war? >> we have seen the market really try to grapple with that question today. yesterday we had the predictable market reactions. move into gold, for instance. we had oil up. there were no signs of panic. the lack of panic means investors didn't react slowly in one direction. that is why we saw the recovery today. as you keep pointing out those moves are fading and investors are lacking conviction one way or another. that is key will be whether this conflict expands. we have seen the u.s. move aircraft carrier ships into the vicinity of israel, trying to calm tensions in the middle east. whether that i

not by next week and probably not in two or three weeks. lisave to finance this thing where i said no money would go to this. this is him having his cake and eating it too. james: it is a tricky issue because there will not be any funding for ukraine unless there is something on the border. if you parse what they are saying, they are not categorically of those but they want to see border funding at the same time. if you look at the polls, publications are currently at a forty-year advantage over democrats in issues such as inflation, the economy, and crime. it is iconic that republicans have such commanding lead on these holes but are completely feckless in the house and are wasting this opportunity. i think the partisan instilling -- the president is doing with the issue as best he can. lisa a: how to go about reforming immigration policy which may be why president biden is trying to lean into an idea and saying it is out of his hands. are you seeing democrats coalesce around anything with respect to code nation -- two correlation of policy. ja

, this is the older sister, who, let’s call lisa and ask why and in general she tiedicious, he really wants to play and listen, well, he starts to play around, let’s say he was imprisoned, i sat him down to eat, then he didn’t want to eat, well, the plates start like this throws a mug there, that's all, that's when mom already i took care of vanka, they sent him to kindergarten, they told my mother that he doesn’t sleep peacefully, we wrap him up like a baby, so we were told to do the same, if we can’t put him to bed properly, then you, in olga’s presence, what did they do to you, i he was so wrapped up. no, she tied his legs straight, she stood on her knees and held his legs straight, he twisted, our character received a sonorous nickname, asphalt paver, so that no one would dare to rock the boat, we’ll smear it on the wall, we’ll lay it on the asphalt. nikol pashinyanyan finished the game and rolled his country into a skating rink the united states, he of course sold out to the americans, he is going into journalism, in journalism he is killing businessmen, he is sc

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certainly for community college and certainly all student debt should be forgiven. lisa: thank you so much. congressman schiff. rep. schiff: this question is personal to me. i had to borrow at 9%, 12%, and 14% interest to pay for my education. for 10 years after i graduated from law school my loan payments were higher than my rent. i went into the law and i could afford to pay it back but so many people doing the work you all are doing cannot afford to pay it back. i do not want your career choices or my kids career choices to be dictated by student debt. i strongly support president biden's effort to forgive student debt. more importantly i do not want students becoming indebted to begin with. you should not have to mortgage your future to go to college. as barbara said, we need to make sure community colleges free. we also need to make sure we crackdown on scam for profit companies that are ripping people off. even the large reputable private universities are using their endowments to pay down tuition costs instead of building new buildings. lisa: thank you. congresswo

and here in this room , lisa will definitely feel warm and comfortable.ion: coordinate this work with the housing and communal administration, with the local architectural organization with the society for the protection of historical monuments protected by the state, if the house is one of such monuments. but it is not necessary to pay for this event; the insulation of the facades of a residential building is included in the capital repair work. if the owners of apartments throughout the building actively begin to achieve insulation, while having proof that the building needs it, it’s possible to do everything on i will open this case with you, not without you , the premiere on rrt dean, that’s why you’re looking for yana, and you don’t want to find out what happened to... happened, i really want to, but does yana want to , but she clearly knows something, wait, by the way, what do you like more , horror or detective, kurzhik like he overheated, yan, yana, mirror of lies, on monday, on rtr, i still have pain here, here it hurts here it hurts, this diseas

what would it mean if he were to be elected and serve as house speaker? lisaould be the first house speaker from louisiana. he is a conservative, someone known as affable. his style is friendly and even with reporters, he's generally not confrontational. we want to talk a little bit about what he believes on major issues so let's start with ukraine. that was a big difference between him and jim jordan. he has supported a ukraine including a vote very recently. how about abortion? he is someone who gets high marks from antiabortion groups. he wants more limits. in recent years since the dawn's indecision, he has not been clear on whether he wants congress to pass a national ban or not. he says it depends on the votes that are present. on immigration, he is someone who talks a lot about building a border wall, someone who has said he would like to end birthright citizenship and then finally on the 2020 election, he is someone who was in republican leadership at the time. he voted to object to certifying the election. he did that twice. both of those votes after

and jerusalem. he is the guest this morning. lisa into the agreement that was getting negotiated between saudi arabia and israel and where that stands. there's a real question about what happens now? where are the pressures? how isolated is iran from saudi arabia as they try to negotiate peace? jonathan: a moment of silence at 9:20 eastern time. s the new york stock exchange extend its deepest sympathies to those killed. we will hold a moment of silence at 9:20 eastern time. let's go through the broader price action of the moment. bonds a rallying. the dollar is stronger in the places you would expect the dollar to be stronger, against the euro, against the yen. in the commodity market, there is your rally up by 4%. seemingly this comes back to iran every single time. will they be directly implicated? does it take away the incentive to close that deal between saudi arabia and israel? ultimately, does it take away the potential that we will get a boost to output anytime soon? lisa: ellen wald says she does not see any sanctions materi

he is a mentor, a worker, and above all, he is a fighter. lisae republicans gained the house majority in january, jordan's been a champion for conservatives who want the party to aggressively go after the biden white house. and he has, as judiciary committee chairman, pounding away at investigations into the president. and his son hunter's business dealings. and jordan is a key figure in the impeachment inquiry into president biden, appointed to the role by ousted speaker kevin mccarthy. he spoke at its first hearing, last month. >> we know all kinds of false statements have been made by the white house. joe biden's made them. lisa: no witness, however, presented evidence of wrongdoing by biden, and one said there was not enough to impeach. but as speaker, jordan will have to find a way to work with the white house and a democratic-controlled senate on big issues, with a government shutdown looming next month. >> i always thought jordan was better in the opposition where he could be against things rather than being for things. he's going to have

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so as not to lose the skill, of course, and you call a taxi, okay, yes, for lunch, broth, lisanderstorm at night when you were not there and lightning, can you imagine, struck a tree straight, and there was such a flash, everything caught fire, i’m a little crazy with fear , mom, why are you video on your phone, video, lightning is so lightning, it’s a pity for the tree, but it’s okay, guys, we’ll plant another one, yes, a new one i’ll put you in jail later, so that there’s no lightning later, listen, you, forgive me for yesterday, i was wrong, lisa, everything’s fine, everything ’s fine, of course, yes, by the way, vetrov can’t sign my leave yet, but he ’ll be happy to take it our guys to cyprus, he’s leaving there just the other day, and guys, go to cyprus, or what? what cyprus, wait, they are 8 years old, they will go where without us, so what without us, and... there is light ilya then he gets along with the girls and it’s a great idea, what could be better than 2 weeks for sea, calm, wait for me, will you hear me or not, seryozha, i’m against it, categorically, you hear, i

lisa is a creative girl and a little interesting decor in her room wouldn’t hurt. onsibly. let's add some coziness, we're waiting for lisa. in just a little while our young heroine will see all this beauty. we made a very neat and comfortable zoning. upon entering our a large, but not at all space-intensive closet. the natural wood shade goes very well with the fresco behind the headboard. the coniferous forest is colored in a light haze. dawn sun, the beginning of a new day, consonant with the beginning of a new interesting life for our lisa. despite the fact that the girl is committed to white and black shades in the interior, we risked introducing bright colors into our project, for example, the soft upholstery of the bed is made in deep green, the chandelier above it and the bedside lamp in gold, but we we hope that lisa will like it, the rug is black and white and very pleasant to the touch. this is part of the relaxation room, and behind the elegant and graphic partitions there is a work desk and a workshop. in this area , the muted dark color of the tables ea