— in north america? absolutely. the growth — in north america? absolutely.na was spectacular, up about 45%. remember that mainland china is about 10% of lululemon's business so it continues to grow in china and that will help offset some of the lows in the americas but the americas are still the lion's share of their business, about 80%, and very important to the lululemon story. very important to the lululemon sto . �* , ., story. briefly, did lululemon and its rivals _ story. briefly, did lululemon and its rivals in _ story. briefly, did lululemon and its rivals in this - story. briefly, did lululemon and its rivals in this side i story. briefly, did lululemon and its rivals in this side of l and its rivals in this side of retail, gym wear, did they get a big boost from the pandemic as more people were trying to get out and do exercise? absolutely, the pandemic not only helped lululemon but also many leisure brands as consumers shifted their wardrobes with more casual athletic wear as they work from home, spent more time outdoors. the wardrobe shifted. now

america's cuz like corn culture starts at the bottom of mexico, believe central america in that region and shoots both directions north and south in the americas over time. but core and culture calls all the way up into these regions. way up here in northern minnesota right. when even past us into parts of canada. but basically, all the way across the mississippi, missouri river, valleys, all the way to the east coast and everywhere in between. throughout most and mexico and the entire caribbean, there was a so much corn that came out of it and every record went specially northward. the next most ation process followed it. so a lot of people washing their corn was what ash before serving it, turning it into what you might know as harmony or, but solely depending which part of the country or from wonder how they learned that i mean, did it taste better? they did it to make it easier to digest, you know, take, i think that it does is a digression situation because when you mix my is it, it makes it more soluble for your body, like i said, because otherwise, if you just the plane corn like it just kind of shoots through,

extreme weather is affecting parts of north america, south america, europe and asia.ast nine people have died in torrential rain and landslides in several provinces. another 2a are missing. in other areas, a prolonged heat wave has forced authorities to issue drought warnings. in greece — locals and tourists have been warned to prepare for extreme weather conditions. parts of the mediterranean are experiencing severe heatwaves bringing record temperatures. in ecuador — more than 20 people were killed when heavy rains caused widespread damage. floods and landslides destroyed roads, bridges and homes across the country. while 13 people have died in flooding and landslides in el salvador, honduras and guatemala. in the us, firefighters in california are tackling the state's biggest blaze of the year so far. about 70 million people, that's more than 20% of the population, are currently subject to extreme heat alerts. forecasters are warning that the early summer heatwave could be the longest in decades. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes sent this update well, th

so some of the ways that native americans lived in north america before the coming of europeans and then goes the book goes slowly through the centuries after 1492. i think one of the things that we tend to do move too quickly from the arrival of europeans to the united states spreading across the continent, which really doesn't happen till after the civil war many centuries after 1492. so book goes through centuries, i think, at a pace that i think is more reasonable for that sort of seeing eras in which native americans were the majority of the population and of the continent of north america and held most of the land and the power on the continent really into, well, the 19th century and then the book also it goes sort of the sort of the worst times for native americans, the hardest times for retaining their nations in the 19th century, 20th century, and to and so today is part of the story and sort of the renaissance that's going on in native america. these days. this is how i sort of close the book and then to build on that in each chapter, you're focusing on a specific nation. so ho

but boston is not all of north america right much. i mean, i hate to break it to all of us who are here in boston. but there are other colonies out there. you you start the book with a chapter that's the tea party that wasn't which is about what happened down in charleston, south carolina, because tea ships went to many different ports. right so can you just give us a little bit of a glimpse of how things may have played out differently in other places? what happened in south carolina? yes, boston was very strange it was the only city that had a big fight over the tea that it couldn't resolve all the other places the tea ships went. they found a resolution, some sort of coming to terms between the local customs officials, the and the governor, the tea merchants that were set to receive it, and the sons of liberty and the patriot organization in south carolina. the tea shipped arrived christopher gadsden, the sons of liberty campaigned against it and they had a huge meeting in the exchange, which was large building that housed customs

there were across north america in, you know, in the around around a thousand years ago, cahokia andpian societies, large, large civilizations in the southwest, based on a huge irrigation projects. and so one of the things i talk about in the early chapters of the book is, is first, those■ç cities those urban civilizations and then the fall those that that with the coming of the little ice age around 1200s, those societies those sort of very centralized societies fell in north america. and often that's been told as a sort of a story ofne that. there was a great know this golden era and something worse came later. and but really oral histories of of the descendants nations of those old urban civilizations talk about it as as as an improvement. and so i trace some those changes that came about. and one the really reciprocity becomes a value a value in in but also in economics politics. and so the many, many histories and that sort of archeology this up and when i know and the way that polities native polities have ever since oral histories really talk about this this extreme rejection

mr trump says he will appeal the verdict, as our north america correspondent reports.is where it all began ten years ago, and today, donald trump returned here to begin his fightback. scrapping the teleprompter with its scripted remarks, he spent a0 minutes ad—libbing and railing against his opponents, hurling around insults like "fascist" and "sleazebag". it was a rigged trial. we wanted a venue change, where we could have a fair trial. - we didn't get it. we wanted a judge change, i we wanted a judge that wasn't conflicted, and obviously he didn't do that. - nobody's ever seen anything like it. - this is the man donald trump blames for his legal woes, even though it was a jury of donald trump's peers that found him guilty. it's reckless, it's dangerous, it's irresponsible, for anyone to say this is rigged, just because they don't like the verdict. 0urjustice system has endured for nearly 250 years and it's the cornerstone of america. eight years ago, donald trump famously said he could shoot someone right here in the middle of fifth ave and not lose voters. now he re

the task of the second kamchatka expedition was to explore the coasts of north america. at the time ofhe start , the traveler was almost 60, they left on two ships, but a storm scattered them, the pocket boat st. peter with a bering on board went to the shores of olaska alone, they discovered the island of kodiak and others, but the ship was thrown ashore and the expedition had to stay for the winter, which 19 people did not survive, including vitus bering. the following year, the survivors were able to return to kamchatka. the expedition was of great scientific importance; maps of the village were compiled for the first time. on june 4, 1916, one of the most successful operations of the russian army in the first world war began, the brusilov breakthrough. in 2 months, the troops of the southwestern front under the command of a general. brusilov managed to defeat the armies of austria-hungary and germany and occupy a number of important territories in europe. including volyn, bukovina and part of galicia. the enemy was driven back an average of 100 km. austria-hungary and germany lost

then we see a strong market through all the use cases in north america. everything from commercial to where we see charging growing. employees start to rely on that more than ever as a place to charge and then hospitality inconvenience are continuing to grow and seeing good utilization and then d.c. utilization starting to increase as more cars are deployed and there is more pressure. katie: you want to charge where you spend the most time because it takes a long time to charge the ev. you think about range anxiety. i do not want to be stranded waiting for my vehicle charge. when you think about shortening the time it takes to charge, how long a process is that to get on par with just refilling your gas container? rich: i have two ev's and a gas car. you could use to your car being full and you have to take it for granted once you have been a driver for many years. when i'm home, i do not think about how long it takes for my car to charge. i come home and plug it in and it is full every day, so that is the easy part. the place where consumers have to thin

investment inflows to europe and north america decreased much more than in other parts, mainly due toing of the m&a sector, and this, as we know, is very important for developed countries, so here the reduction exceeded 14% for europe and 5% for america. ministry of finance of russia paid the coupon on several eurobond issues at once, as is now customary. currency, the amount exceeded 34.5 billion rubles. in dollar terms, this is 394 million. the funds were transferred in full to the national settlement depository, which, by the way, recently , together with the moscow exchange, came under western sanctions, due to the bans previously introduced by washington and brussels on transactions in dollars and euros, coupons on foreign exchange government bonds are paid through a special ruble account at nsd. due to new restrictions, foreign investors, through the efforts of their own officials may soon be lost. and this way to profit from investments in our country. today , eu sanctions on russian liquefied natural gas and financial messaging systems come into force. this is within the frame

china's obviously interesting, i mean, it's $12 billion revenue overall, north america is $5.5, $6, northave to figure out. >> 10% decline in nike. >>> coming up, the countdown is on to the first presidential debate this year. we are digging in on everything from taxes to tariffs and inflation. and beyond. right after this. >>> missed a moment of "fast?" catch us any time on the go. follow the "fast money" podcast. we're back right after this. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> welcome back to "fast money." in less than four hours, president biden and former president trump will go head-to-head at the first presidential debate of this el

that's why i highlighted the north america retail, excuse me, north america margins are going higher, driven by a lot of things, not only retail in advertising, but also lower shipping costs that are en envennatory management, automation, that piece is set to go higher and aws, certainly benefiting and i love that they've gotten back to the industry leader and upper teens growth is huge for this company. they're massive. so, i think those two pieces, along with all these other efficiencies that they're seeing, because they had a massive logistics investment cycle. and now, they're starting to see the benefits of that. so, you think you have a couple of different ways you can win here. >> looking up at the nvidias, the apples, the microsofts in terms of market cap but this is a significant day and milestone. kate, thanks so much. kate rooney putting everything into perspective for us. steph, stay with us. >>> let's bring in brian levitt of invesco, and max kepner, joining us now. brian, good to have you with me on set. amazon is a good representation of go where the money is. the money

it is the only contest of its kind in north america and a student from menlo park is in the finals. >> my goal is to get first place and win. >>> later these players were trying to win against nba champion steph curry, where he showed up and showed off o >>> san jose's parks and recreation department kicked off their summer food program today to provide free meals to kids enrolled in the department's summer meal programs. the program launched in 2017. there were initially only four sites and now they've expanded to nine total sites across the city of san jose. meals will be provided to kids who are eligible from now until august. >>> a menlo park 8-year-old gearing up to compete in the braille challenge finals, a literacy competition for blind and visually impaired students. as len ramirez reports, this remarkable student is ready to put his skills to the test. >> reporter: enrique rio is an energetic 8-year-old who loves learning, but he has one big challenge in life that most of his classmates don't. enrique is blind and although it may slow him down just a bit as he navigates his c

so she came back to north america and got remarried. preaching at revivals, riding this the lower left here gospel car which slogans like jesus is coming soonher second'y abplay fiddle to her. he wrote her letters demanding that she take care of the house and act like other. and pret■g sheot up and filed for divorce. so she was on her owntime. she drove around with her mother. she was so determined that when the car got stuck in the mud she got out and wrapped her clothes from her suitcase around the to gaininued united states.canada and she was a little bit like lorenzo■ whitfield just having a jean yes for winning an audience. there is a story i love about her when she was early in her career in a small town ontario, and she'd been preaching at this church for a■se of nights and no one was showing up. she was really durag. she out te and she put a chair to the middle of the square, and then she stood silently in prayer. d of awkward. i'm doing that, right? yeah, well, it made it made onlookers feel kind of awkward, too. and they start

they work with more than 15,000 retail locations in north america.ert katie brooks says she's challenges reach beyond the auto industry. >> this incident is part of a growing trend of cyber attacks toward small and medium-sized businesses across the country. it is very much a crime of opportunity and a crime of financial gain. and so if there is money involved, there is the chance that this could happen. >> reporter: brooks says it's too soon to know the impact on things like personal data as the auto industry navigates a bumpy road. jesse kirsch, nbc news. >>> when we come back for you, there's a new top dog carrying the title "world's ugliest dog." >>> plus there's a penalotti new way to treat sleep apnea, and it's a popular drug you might not expect. [announcer] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been

in north america , public dissatisfaction with israel's policies in the gas sector has become especiallyiceable among students at universities in the united states and canada. occupation strikes continue, while the authorities of both countries are pursuing pro-israeli policies and suppressing protests in the most severe manner. hunger brought tens of thousands of argentines onto the streets. the day before , mass protests began in the country's capital, buenos aires, demanding that the government begin distributing free food. the intensity of public discontent was so strong that the military, by court decision , opened the warehouses and began distributing powdered milk. in argentina, there is a rapid impoverishment of... the population in the country in the first half of this year alone, the number of people living below the poverty level increased by 10%. now, according to official statistics , 55% of the population, that is, 25 million people, live in extreme need. the situation is so catastrophic that president meley obtained permission for the police and army to suppress any protes

we can speak to our north america, respondent who is down on the floor here behind me.to our north america, respondent who is down on the floor here behind me. john, what is it like where you are what we expect later on? ., ., like where you are what we expect later on? . ., , like where you are what we expect later on? . . , , like where you are what we expect later on? . ., , , ., ., , later on? katrina, this is normally a basketball _ later on? katrina, this is normally a basketball court _ later on? katrina, this is normally a basketball court but _ later on? katrina, this is normally a basketball court but tonight - later on? katrina, this is normally a basketball court but tonight it i a basketball court but tonight it will be playing host to a political kind of sport, if you are behind me, you can see the ranks of the other us networks with the uprights and autocue is running an over here is the studio for the post match analysis. that is where the pundits, pollsters, the proxies for the two campaigns will be dissecting what has been said and of course, trying to

. in north america, and in order to provide some opportunities in the asia-pacific region and in eurasiay need allies, and russia itself in euroasia and... and just right, as you say, they need allies in latin america, but they don't really want to post anything now, that time has passed. by the way, about another deployment, north korea is allegedly sending its engineering troops to ukraine, or its engineers, yes, they will allegedly be stationed on the territory of the donetsk region, occupied by, yes, the so-called lpr, so... what does this indicate this already and you believe that it will be engineer troops, not people, no, well, we say so, engineer troops, because at least this is official data, yes, but we well understand that it can be other types of troops, this may be, it may be, relatively speaking, some administrative staff, and moreover, let's be honest, analysts have already recorded in the occupied territory. in fact, russia in ukraine recorded north korean workers who came and worked in our territory, they actually have a workforce there in order to to carry out some cert

it was this loss that motivated the assassination plots in north america. the guardian reported recently out of campaign rally moody boasted about hunting down terrace abroad r r o b e r r from july bureau the, this, the bar i got the secret stream is an existing candidate today. no c, 6 payments and doesn't exist in canada as far as i know, we have activism. they wish to portray them and in fact, they wish to create this. i'll call in illusion that in other countries like canada, seeks politically seek acts of this are a national security threat. that's part of the narrative that india wants people to believe. the activism is no different than the extreme hasn't been since canada did have an experience with extremism. there is a kernel of truth, certainly with respect to the air and the, and bombing. in 1985 seek fighters planted a bomb on an air india flight from vancouver to new delhi, chewing all 329 people on board. it was the deadliest air attack and canada's history. put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd

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, in north america, and in order to provide some opportunities in the asian region and in eurasia, theyies, and russia itself is in eurasia, and just right, as you say, they need allies in latin america , but they are not very. to deploy something now, that time has passed, by the way, about another deployment, north korea is allegedly sending its engineering troops to ukraine, or its engineers, yes, to deploy them, supposedly they will be on the territory of the occupied donetsk region, yes, the so-called lpr, that's what testifies to this, and you believe that it will be engineering troops, and not people? no, well, we say that, engineering troops, because at least this is official data, yes, but we well understand that these can be other types of troops, they can be a cover for engineering. it may be so, conditionally speaking, some administrative staff, and moreover, let's be honest, analysts have already recorded in the territory occupied by russia, ukraine, our territory, they have actually already recorded north korean workers who came, who worked, then they actually have a workf

they'll move more people faster. >> reporter: the first of its kind project in north america involvesng diesel trains and infrastructure to an electrified system. lieberman says the new system will significantly reduce emissions, improve air quality, and relieve some traffic congestion as well. >> once we electrify it will be the equivalent of taking 55,000 cars off the road every year. we do love the f-40s. they've done their job for a good long time, but it's time to step into the future and give silicon valley the transit system they really deserve. >> reporter: lieberman says the project is on schedule with a target launch date of september 21st. >>> heads up if you're traveling towards the central valley soon. interstate 5 will be going through major road repairs that could last for two years. caltrans is starting to repave both north and south lanes from central stockton up to the sacramento county line. that's a 17-mile stretch. caltrans started construction on friday night. they'll plan to repave one lane at a time, but the hope is to keep three lanes open for traffic even dur

our north america editor sarah smith.ch forjay slater. the 19—year—old, from oswaldtwistle in lancashire, disappeared as he tried to walk back to his accommodation 12 days ago. officers say a coordinated search, starting tomorrow, will include a steep rocky area with ravines in the village of masca, near to his last—known location. princess anne has left hospital after five nights following treatment for a minor head injury and concussion, following an incident at her estate in gloucestershire on sunday evening. she was injured by a horse at gatcombe park, but the precise details of what happened aren't clear. she has returned home to recuperate, but is not expected to return to public duties until the doctors say it's safe to do so. the jury in the trial of the security guard accused of hatching a plan to kidnap, rape and murder the television presenter holly willoughby has been shown a video of the moment he was arrested. mr plumb took to the stand at chelmsford crown court for the first time, and said his online messag

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andrii, congratulations, you are on your second tour of north america, first full-scale war. yes, how the charity tours have changed in these two years, no way. changed, all the same wonderful people come to the concerts and do everything they can to support her boys and girls at the front. no, i don't feel the legacy. activity, i thank people for this, you speak before the diaspora, do you have the same feelings as you spoke, for example, before ukrainians in ukraine, the further from the front, the more bloodthirsty the audience is, what do you mean, what with the dead man, death-dealing, with voices like mine just now... it's a little funny, because when fat guys of prime age shout death to the enemies abroad, and all these screamers, you think, well, okay, of course death to the enemies, but we somehow a little far from that place, that is, you have to keep in mind that people who are abroad... they are no longer abroad, in the rear, it's all the rear, there are no borders, no borders, they have already disappeared, for them it's just something like that, that's something

i asked our north america correspondent will vernon to sum up the view from washington on mr putin's l, i think us officials are incredibly concerned about the deepening relationship between russia and north korea following that historic visit by president putin to pyongyang and that signing of the defence pact between the two countries, which means that they each guarantee they'll come to the other�*s aide in the event of aggression, of course, which is a subjective concept. and this agreement clearly provides for military supplies to one another. now, you heard the state department spokesperson there saying that the us finds that incredibly concerning and that it would destabilise the korean peninsula. and there have been similar expressions of alarm from other us officials. i think the concern here in washington is twofold. firstly, that these weapons that are being provided by north korea are being used on the battlefield in ukraine to kill the ukrainians and ultimately prolong the war. but i think the other concern is what exactly is russia giving north korea in return? is it, fo

the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims in millions having been a majority on the continent before being digit, as people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the. it's just the what is it? the portal was their deliveries of my know that's of so the team go we just want talk one years old the the the.

here's our north america business correspondent erin delmore.igence into apple intelligence. the company unveiled a series of ai related announcements at the world development conference on monday. chief among them

for more on the political situation surrounding president biden's executive order, here's our north americat it was a group crackdown he announced on the board away if the number hits a certain threshold, the border will shut down. that did get some criticism, there is pressure by progressives within his own pilots have a more humane approach. you do also have donald trump, his rival, that has made immigration at big platform of his. and a lot of the announcement he is making, they are almost punitive measures when it comes to immigrants and have been criticised by many is almost potentially being illegally —— illegally unsound. the biggest mass deportation in us history if he does win the election and his is the day after the inauguration, he will start enacting those policies. it might be he is upping the anti and there is pressure potentially on biden but it is better to say yes it is politics but politics becomes policy once enough people care about that and be polls consistently so immigration is a big concern for american voters. for more i'm joined by immigration lawyer fiona mcentee

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our north america business correspondent erin delmore has the latest.ny unveiled a series of micro when related announcements at its worldwide developers concerts on monday chief among them a partnership with the artificial intelligence juggernaut openai. that will allow apple to integrate start up's cutting edge chat bot chatgpt into its devices including a superpowered series. the voice assistant will be available with chatgpt features for free later this year. other new additions include ai generated images of a mode help with proofreading in tone adjustment. these announcement are the big stand