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of law have divided them, but mutual concerns about threats from russia form the key part of talks with prime minister victor audubon. nadine bother reports from the hungarian capital. the 1st trip to hungary by a french president in 14 years and at the prime minister's office, the visitor didn't shy away from the big challenge that's causing ongoing tensions in europe for pasco hope of the queue. i think the europe has gone through in recent weeks and we'll be talking about this in particular with our polish colleagues. allows us to reconsider a common organisation. how to better prevent margaret close and protect her external borders and find ways and means over more efficient cooperation between europeans on this matter. victor oberon's government is challenging a ruling by the european court of justice. that hungry broke a law by deporting refugees over the border into serbia. last week, the constitutional court ruled the government could apply its own measures, but sidestepped the issue of whether you law had primacy of a hungarian law. that's an issue that already created a class between brussels and poland. mccomb al

grasso like real estate >> you know, carter and nadine touched on all of this carter said the xlre is up 42% year to date for the last three months, it's up 16% from the last month, it's up 9% which means it's not running out of momentum. i'm a little weary of investing in it at this point. nadine lhit it on the head wait for a pull back or entry. i don't think it will be where you see the most gains i'd rather play the under performers going into 2022 >> karen, you've got some industrials. i'm wonder what your take is on carter's prognostication about it being a sector under performing >> right i flinch a bit when he said that i look at the notes earlier and that divergence is as wide as it's been. they're not all the same not all industrials are the same there's a lot that out performed. united rentals had a big year up 40%. u.p.s. had a good year fedex flat for the year. disappointing. >>> coming up, you've got questions. they've got answers. they have gone from selling cords to selling crypto. >>> disney in the dumps the shares coming in dead last for the year for the dow is there no more magic in the trade? we'll debate that next much more fa

in britain, nadine baba reports from london. oh, the support is of julian assange. it's a worry moment. 2 judges at the high court in london have ruled the wiki leaks, found a can be extradited to the united states, to face espionage charges. as and his partner with whom he has 2 young children, was there to hear the decision. it's been almost a year since i stood outside court with our victory as the blocking alley, extradition for the past year. and the past year, 2 years and a half joanne has remained in bell marsh prison. and in fact, he has been detained since the 7th of december 2010 in one form for another 11 years for how long can this go on? the decisions based on assurance is presented by lawyers for the u. s. government at october's appeal hearing. they said assigns wouldn't be subject to solitary confinement or held at a maximum security prison. they also said they had diplomatic assurances he could serve any prison sentence in his native australia. judges here effectively decided there was now no reason to believe assange would be a clear suicide risk,

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how far that's possible in the new year is far from clear. nadine barbara, al jazeera budapest in denmark. a former minister has been sentenced to 60 days in prison for her policy is one in government and store burg order. the separation of under aged refugee couples when she was immigration minister, 23 couples are split up upon arrival. mamma jump jim has moved from copenhagen. this is the 1st impeachment court of its kind in nearly 3 decades, but it's also only the 6th impeachment court in this country's history, in more than 170 years and destroy berg was given a 60 day jail sentence by this impeachment court. miss deut berg served as the immigration minister here in denmark from 2015 until 2019. she was known for her hard line stance toward immigration at the time, in this case, really all stems from an order that she gave in 2016, in which steinberg ordered the separation of all asylum seeking refugee couples. these were couples who, if at least one member, was under the age of 18, they would have to be separated. now stolberg said that she initiated this policy in order to protect

how far that's possible in the new year is far from clear. nadine barbara out is era, budapest, a black and white film about childhood in northern ireland van, an american western made in new zealand that lead the nominations for next year's golden globes. kenneth brenda has autobiographical belfast and the power of the dog picked up 7 nodes each u. s. t. v shows including succession and hollywood blockbusters like west side story also did well. meanwhile, south korean hit squid game picked up 3 nominations, and the french series lupin received that one for best. that t. v. drama. but the awards are not going to be televised after damaging revelations about diversity, including the news, the not one member of the hollywood foreign press association which runs the awards was black. the revelations were published in february, but there were also allegations that voting members received perks from studios or producers in exchange for votes. since then, studios and back there is of said there are boycotting the ceremony, demanding an overhaul. the awards organizers insist though that the or

how far that's possible in the new year is far from clear. nadine barbara, al, jazeera budapest. so magazine has named the entrepreneur ellen, ellen muska. it's 2021 person of the year. the magazine says the chief executive of tesla and space x is the best example of a massive shift in our society. it credits the 50 year old with creating solutions to global crises and embodying the possibilities and perils of the age of tech titans. the magazine says it gives the award to someone who affects the news or the world in the biggest way for better or worse. will ellen mosque is worth around $261000000000.00 a figure that makes him number one on the global rich list. born in south africa, his fortune really took off 20, sold paypal to e bay, nearly 20 years ago. since then, he's made billions through his electric car company, tesla, and aerospace firm space x. but not all of his ideas are money spinners. hyper loop, which is a vacuum power train was brand that a gimmick. moving far fewer people at far greater expense than traditional rails and social media parades have seen him attack

how far that's possible in the new year is far from clear. nadine barbara, al jazeera budapest. the european union is imposing sanctions on the wagner group of private russian military contractor, the e u and u, and the choose, it's mercenaries of fermenting violence and committing human rights abuses in ukraine. the middle east and africa. 8 people have been hit with travel bands and assets freeze. the kremlin denies the group as links to the russian government. and you and bat report has found that colombian police were responsible for 11 deaths at protests last year. the violence took place at to rally is to demonstrate against police brutality or but one of the officers involved is still on the job. i was on run, pietro reports now from bottom over 2 knights of unprecedented violin protest. 14 people died in columbus capital will retain september 2020 demonstrations erupted across the city. after a viral video showed the police spinning down and repeatedly taste during an unarmed taxi driver have yet to don't. yes. who later died in police custody. an independent investigati

for 3 weeks, nadine baba al jazeera, some news from uganda, the president, i'm a 70 saying there is evidence of foreign coordination in last month's bombings and camp paula. several people were killed in a blast that were later blind on the i cell aligned allied democratic forces. great . it's also carried out to other recent awnings. gander is since deployed almost 2000 troops into neighboring democratic republic of congo, where the adf is based. the walls which they screwed in comparison to it, we all saw more indications of the wall coordinating with which is kenyatta and in shamaya court mission, maybe multiple one on one for love to cornish catching up. i thought i on has more on the story. soldiers from 2 countries on the hunt for one common enemy, troops from uganda have joined their counterparts in democratic republic of congo, hoping that together built to feed rebels from the allied democratic forces or 80 f . their targets include, the deal receives runs, or re mountains where the arm group establish itself more than 25 years ago or ugandan allies carried out an air strike across

we're coming at it from a different environment right now. it's a fade for me. >> nadineo you think on lennar >> i'm going to trade it i think you've got solid industry backdrop for the next two years. the opportunity for buybacks with their cash flow i think concerns around peak earnings built in. i'd like to get it 108 but i'd hold it if i had it and trade it if it has any weakness next week. >> time for final trade. tim, kick it off. >> thank you for joining us tonight. gm. >> pete? >> academy sports outdoors giddy-up >> nadine? >> i'm going with carter on this one. xlp. >> steve >> this is one that got just obliterated with the whole new variant scare. it's clear secure, you ticker symbol we're not looking at the end of the world. this one will pop. we'll get back to travel you. >> we like it. everybody, thank you very much all of you have a wonderful weekend, but do not go anywhere. our weekend has not started yet. eamon javers said it hasn't. "options action" is next we'll see you on the short side of this break for the "options action." ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching ton

from the truth. i'm meeting up with the nadine, a blackjewish woman who last year confronted the grime artist wiley afterit can be like being a jewish black person. it is a lot easier to recognise if someone calls me the n—word, or someone says something derogatory about my skin colour to know that it is racist — versus if someone makes a comment like, "oh, you know, jews run the media," it is not as overt in some ways, but i also think they manifest themselves differently and i think in the 21st century. you do not have the structural socioeconomic intergenerational inequality that you see within black communities, as in the same in the jewish community — but that does not mean that, you know, the threat levels are not serious. see, ijust don't think people have a very solid understanding of what anti—semitism is, because i don't think we are taught about it very well. there are many elements behind what drives racism and specifically anti—semitism, but there is also a familiar pattern that whenever israel is in the news, there is a spike in anti—semitism here in the uk. it all happened very quickly. ob

this coffin contained soil from 3 places close to her heart. the us, monaco, and france. nadine baba al jazeera. ah, hello, are you what challenges here? and these are the top stories this alum, scotland and the netherlands have confirmed omi chrome was in europe before south africa alerted the world health organization last week. that chancel authorities say they have to take to the new car of 19, very and into samples from november. 19th south career is reporting a new daily record of nearly 5200 corona virus cases. it's strange health care system has prompted the government to shelves, plans to further relax restrictions is also imposed travel bands from several countries to stop the spread of the only con variance dr. alice 10 ease and in tennis at ms. maybe women's hospital. she says. busy the worsening situation is concerning. over night we had news of the 1st suspected cases of the i'm a con variant. of course, this is a huge concern for south korea because unfortunately we put our perhaps in the worst possible position right now. the reproductive number is 1.19, that cov

nadine. what are you seeing when you see this technical analysis from carter >> i would trim that tree.when i look at the xlk, i agree with carter. maybe you've got another 1% upside there but i see it with potential 6% downside, if you're looking at our internal trading ranges. so it's at 176 for the price but our trading range is 165 to 178. if it goes above 178, i would start trimming more. if you look at the options market, it's now at 24% discount what does that mean? people are really complacent right now versus a month ago the premium was almost 80% so people were going crazy they were throwing out tech. you remember that? that was the time to buy tech. do i think you could eke out a little more of your tech today sure do i want to own it in 2022? sure but is this the time to go loading up no this is the time to trim that tree >> pete, nadine just pulled that pickup truck into your front yards. what are you seeing, are you buying momentum whether it's equity or options? >> i'll tell what you i'm seeing, which is really interesting. it's not necessarily against what nadine is talk

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this coffin contained soil from 3 places close to her heart. the us monaco and france. nadine baba 0 ah, this time next year casarez you to host the fee for the world cup and in preparation the gulf nation is testing its infrastructure with the fee for arab cup being hell right now. tim kat are kicked off their campaign with a one know window buck rain in a brand new stadium and it richardson was there for us. ah, in just under a year's time, catherine alp 8 stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. a game that will also see the home team. and on footballs biggest stage for the 1st time. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many friends were already counting down to the big kick off. next november i saw amazing is tell you. i'm excited. today, god is going to win. cause god car. see you come back. 2022. the whole countries excited. you can see everyone's coming. we're all ready to celebrate. i've seen more because that is today than any of our events before. which is the encouraging a lot. we expect to see a lot next here. i

for 3 weeks, nadine baba al jazeera india has reported its highest single daily death tell from covered since july and you on the cross varied has now been detected in its capital . italy went to the dallas facing outbreak driven by the delta variant earlier this year. director of hospital in jordan why 10 cove they patients died falling in oxygen. outage has been sentenced to 3 years in prison. abdulla rosin are huffman and for aids. have been accused of have been convicted of causing the desk at the new salt hospital to state run facility hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside in march when it 1st happened as led to the resignation of the health minister. ugandan present here where he was 70 says there is evidence of foreign coordination in last month's bombings and cam, paula, several people were killed in the blast that were blamed on the icy, aligned allied democratic forces. so, so carried out to other recent bombings, gander since deployed almost 2000 troops into the neighboring democratic republic of congo. where the idea is based the walsh, which of these fruit in compariso

this coffin contained soil from 3 places close to her heart. the us monaco and france. nadine baba 0 ah hello, you're watching out here and these at the top stories this our scotland and the netherlands have confirmed on me. chrome was in europe before south africa alerted . the world health organization last week is that helpful? authorities say they have to take to the new carbon 19 variant.

this coffin contained soil from 3 places close to her heart. the us monaco and france. nadine baba al jazeera ah this time next year kata will be hosting the faith felt world comp and in preparation. the goals nation is hosting the fee for arab camp. as a way to test the infrastructure that will be used in 2022. cause i kicked off a campaign with a one new win over by rain in a newly built stadium that was been fighting for the 1st time. and richardson was there. the, in just under a year's time catalyst elevate, stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. a game that will also see the home team on footballs biggest stage for the 1st time. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many friends were already counting down to the big kickoff next november how may i may tighten today. got to we've got our see, you know, 1020 to the whole countries excited. you can see everyone's coming. we're all ready to celebrate. the more that is today than any of the events before, which is encouraging a lot, we expect to see a lot next year. it's

secretary, nadine dorries, steps in to defend the prime minister, telling mps to show a bit of loyalty to the person who won an 83—seat majority and delivered brexit. the response — she is removed fromoup by senior brexiteer steve baker, who says enough is enough. reacting to the news this morning, the health secretary paid tribute to lord frost. i'm sorry to see him go. i think he's been an outstanding public servant. he's done great things for this country, not least in helping to get brexit done but he's resigned out of principle. i think you can see that. i know all about resigning from government out of principle, and he has made that decision. and many conservative backbenchers agree with him. the pm suffered his biggest rebellion over that issue last week when 100 of his own mps voted against him. many of the things he worries about, i and many of my colleagues worry about. we want to see the conservative party as a low tax party going forward and we don't want our civil liberties to be restricted. labour says his departure leaves the prime minister in a weaker position. where the prime minister should be leading at the moment, he's in hiding, hiding from his own party, hidin

that he won't be treated humanely. nadine baba al jazeera london, both wild as an associate professor of international law at the university college london and joins me from the british capital. mister, while could have you with us on the program. i mean, what's your initial reaction to the verdict? was it expected? i think it's very important to appreciate that this is a very narrow finding, concerned with the specific issue of concerns relating to the mental state of julian assange and the consequences on that of him being extradited to, to the u. s. and the extradition decision hinged on all the risk to that particular rather than own any broader consideration about whether or not for example, somebody who did what he did should be tried. i saw or tried certainly in, in the u. s. b, these proceedings weren't about these proceedings, were specifically concerned with the risk to his mental health of the particular condition that he would be held in in the us both in terms of the pre trial conditions. and then if he were to be convicted, it seems very obvious that the court has been convinced now by the americans or by lawyers in a british court. they can

from around the world. we will see more of that in the week ahead and the run-up to the funeral on saturday. thank you, nadinethe lawyer who successfully argued that the landmark roe v. wade case that enshrined abortion as a legal right in the u.s. has passed away. she had argued on behalf of of norma mccorvey, known as jane roe. it was ruled that access to abortion was a constitutional right. the case remains a sensitive note in case law. a talking point in the u.s., with the possibility it could be overturned by the supreme court next year. that would pave the way for total bands of abortion at the state level. our correspondent has more on the passing of that lawyer. reporter: she was a key figure, even if her name was not household name that everyone remembered. but everyone rembered the lawyer who argued the landmark case in 1973. that's when the ruling happened. she actually argued her case in front of the supreme court twice, once in 1971 and anoth time in 1972, until the final ruling, 7-2 in favor of legalizing abortion rights in the united states. she remained that person, the one who won the abortio

million in ticket sales from thursday now projecting the film will hit $200 million in ticket sales this opening weekend let's put aside the long-term fundamentals for amc, nadinenow, sometimes, when there's passionate people on both sides of the trade, that's our team's cue to get popcorn and just watch, mel, and that's what i would do here but if you made me trade it, which i think that's what you're asking, our trading range is 20, 34, 50 and a huge range more downside than upside but you don't want to short this thing now. 16% shortages. really high volatility premium people are paying for protection this is one i just sit out and watch. >> guy >> listen, i was on a twitter space last night for about two hours with people just talking about amc. >> you know how to do that >> shocking, right it's amazing >> took you two hours to get out of it. >> i'm still on it, as a matter of fact, crazy but these are passionate smart people, more importantly, and i think for a trade, absolutely, you can own it here. >> jeff mills, what do you say about, i mean, it's got momentum swings, right? >> yeah, that's what we talked about on tuesday it's not fundamentals, it's mom

announced from the biden administration targeting companies and politicians accused of contributing to the human rights abuses against uyghurs and the ethnic minorities in the xinjiang region. nadinerom entering china. joining he me now, nuri turkle. thank you for being here. before we get into today's story, give us a sense of what you know about the uyghurs, your family was actually subject to the atrocities. is that right? >> thank you very much. good morning, for having me on. i, as you've been informed in my previous conversation with you, that i was born in re-education camp during the height of the cultural revolution. i never thought which be talking about this -- thought i would be talking about this almost daily in the last three, four years to remind the world this is what is happening in china under xi jinping, it's not something new. this has been an ongoing atrocity, crimes committed against vulnerable ethnic or religious groups, like the uyghur people. what happened this week with the sanction is actually the indication of efficacy. i have carried out my full duty within the u.s. government and through my ngo work with the full knowledge of potential retaliation by

from the nasdaq marketed place, this is "fast money. i'm courtney reagan in for melissa lee. guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and nadine furman the bulls are back in a big way. the market soaring for the second day with the s&p posting its biggest gain since march we'll be joined by mike wilson for his thoughts on why you should be bracing for more volatility ahead. >>> plus a semi surge. chip stocks soaring to a record close today. every single name up more than 2% but is it too late to get in on that trade? >>> and believe it or not, it wasn't all green arrows in the market merck, astrazeneca and lilly sitting on the sidelines during today's rally. what the traders are saying about the action in those names now. >>> we start with a massive rally on wall street the nasdaq ripping higher by 3%. no surprise, it was the biggest of the big tech stocks leading the way. apple, microsoft, amazon and the company formerly known as facebook adding a combined $280 billion in market cap just today. that's bigger than one whole salesforce but it wasn't just big tech. every sector in the s&p was up today and the small cap russell 2

from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york's city's time square. this is "fast money. welcome, everybody tonight's trader lineup, tim seymour, steve grasso, nadine call it inflation-proofing your portfolio. the chart master has three ways to play these insane rising prices we'll tell you what they are and how to trade them. >>> plus, revving up

from the nasdaq marketed place, this is "fast money. i'm courtney reagan in for melissa lee. guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and nadine march we'll be joined by mike wilson for his thoughts on why you should be bracing for more volatility ahead. >>> plus a semi surge. chip stocks soaring to a record close today. every single name up more than 2% but is it too late to