o. brown is worried that the ongoing energy crisis might force the company to make medical decisions. this because it's all on top, it's not just about this plant right here. generally, we have to create an environment that enables us to keep operating plants like this in europe as the log open are hope up for this young person. if these conditions do not materialize, the company will consider relocating the energy intensive parts of the production elsewhere. the rapid hike and energy prices due to rushes war in ukraine led to a 7 fold increase in the company's gas bills. and gas plays a crucial role in the iron or reduction process. business as usual is now cost prohibitive. ve outlook is bleak. as they say, i'm a dinner at any price considering the energy prices we anticipate it is questionable whether the plant will be able to operate next year. yeah, i hope so. 5, you'd have the time going. the energy crisis has already dealt a harsh blow to germany's economy and it's threatening the country's backbone. industrial production. we go now to some of the other global business stories

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we'll get to our guests in just a moment, but 1st this report from adrian brown, jim o president, she jim pings, grip on power, would now appear absolute. if he has enemies that they're hidden, or unknown, or both. but some of those who chronicled, she's curious, say you don't get to the top of chinese politics without eliminating rivals and making enemies. he does, but it needs to be said that the congress has an active state pageantry. the fact that this congress is happening means that these rivals have already been largely pushed to the sidelines. after becoming communist party chief a decade ago, she vowed to root out dishonest officials, both high ranking tigers and low level flies. the campaign went down well with the public, especially when it in snared powerful and wealthy figures. bocce eli was the rising star of chinese politics, even tip as a future president. but within months of he becoming leader bo was serving a life sentence for corruption and abusive power. no one was untouchable, including joe young kang, the man who'd be in charge of state security. he's also servi

went so they were the hopes of correspondents in the south really they're taking a name o the veteran john brown and sharing that with rachel. that genre has associated -- in south carolina. these are the kind of information that rache needed to see to see her pension -- despite those at the national archives, we know it wasn't john brown's in this testimony or the other soldiers, to the missing soldiers office. that highly secured the pension. a third letter came forward and gave away the testimony. to hear the -- in 1868. just a month later she died leaving their young son, willie, in the care of her parents samuel ward junior and her mother. it's through the pension filing that they were able to -- minors, in. it is kind of document that help us put together the story of this family in their experiences during the civil war. as rachel's many parts of this communication network between those brothers and sisters of our community -- watch puzzling ways how do we end up with, letters, and create, yo-yo change, it took the efforts of david, certainly, to save his letters from rachel. i meant that

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brown at. at first. let it run for three o to five minutes. > >> elon musk says he is ready to to buy twitter after all. at the the original price, $44 billion. . that comes up to about $54.20 per share. twitter shareholders approved the deal in april. musk tried to back out. twitter suem out. twitter sued him. the trial trial was supposed to start on october 17th, but this move should avoid all of that. > >> trading in twitter shares was was halted earlier today after the price spiked when news of te deal first broke. trading resumed after a few hours, and shares ended up today at about . today at about 22%. > >> fleet week, bringing hundredf marines to san francisco. they are hungry and need to eat. who feeds them? >> i am the go to person. it's y rewarding. >> we are going to introduce you you to the navy chef who serves up 1500 meals a day. she tells s day. she tells us how she stands stands the heat in the kitchen. > >> this bay area scientist woke up to a a nobel prize. how his pioneering work helped prove ein work helped prove einstein's ro. 's ron. oh ms flores. you're the leader of many and pet

let's get inside on mainstream media with our spencer brown and the host of o' conner tonight, larry. i was reading it and i was thinking of this six or eight people who were stabbed at the vegas strip. those people are not finding that very amusing, the father who was killed in the marriott hotel and in new york. the family is not very amused. all the numbers are up, we are not making it up. >> it is offensive and how dare fox news talk about what americans care about right now and what we see outside our windows. "the washington post" is focused on the fact that is the town they are covering, where we are hitting six years where the murder rate increased year over year. they don't care about that, they care about politics. >> fair assessment, what are your thoughts? >> i agree with everything larry said. it is problematic because it is shining lights on what americans care about and democratic allies can't have it be the case because what they say the midterms are all about abortion rights. by telling these stories of families and victims is shining a light on what they want to kee

sir the twice a decade event making him the most powerful communist leader since mal adrian brown reports. 2 2 o day drop as a glimpse into the secret world of china's communist pardon. for a few hours the media are allowed into beijing's great hall of the people. for a tightly control pedro. ah, the opening of the party congress held every 5 years. and this one's being closely watched. normally, chinese leaders stand down after serving 10 years in office. but cheating ping is expected to break convention by being appointed for another 5 years. he presented himself as a humble servant of the party, but a party that's been re made in his image as one expert. so having seized control in the chinese communist party, seed him, then seize control on china and china has become a lot less free. a lot more aggressive, far less and then it was 10 years ago. the congress comes at a turbulent time for china. she's 0 cobit policy has trapped millions of people in a series of stop start, lock downs, borders remain close to most foreigners. many overseas investors of fled. she's focus here though i was on the

york times writing, i have a theory about the future of america that i don't want to o come true, that with thef browning of america, white supremacy could simply be replaced by a form of light supremacy in which fair skinned people perpetuate a modified anti blackness, modifiedi anti blackness really? is this the best argument they have now? ? entrmagine you're a hispanic entrepreneur. you know your entireepreneur. family hasr worked double shifts to make a better life for themselves. restarmaybe started a constructn company, run a chain oauf restaurants and you wake up one day and you see that ally your people are being smeared, as they were, by charles blow. their just because of who you yu are by democrats, no less.an this is craven and it'sy, cynical. and frankly, sick. every democrat candidate oute ae there should be asked if he or she agrees with the charge that hispananic are culturally racis. i think this is a hugescalculati political miscalculation because rather in figuring outc how to really turn aroundoc our economic decline, democratrs are just turning. on their ownon constituents. and if t

georgia is a state.wh whether you are black, white,u r brown , it is a state o traditional common sense values. raphael warnock is an extremist, as you've laid out yu point by point, abortion upt by until the ninth month,month? defunding police and allowing violen t criminals to lay waste to entire communities.ire commu, supporting violence, inflationary agenda that suppis hammering working famili, being in favor of open borders and voting for open borders. time and time and time again, supporting critical race theory, supporting radical gender ideologheory, 90% of peoy in georgia reject his values. so this is it is a race aboutani the issues. and ift' framed as a race abouti the issues that he is going to lose by a gigantic margin.margi. >> but is it a race really in the minds of the people in georgia, clay, in this sense? they're being inundatedg inunda with never ending attacks te on one candidate. and by the way, that's that's part of the political process. everybody' politics except thatt jump in that arena, that's what you're jumping into. and adam schiff, whole that's the bottom

street fighting policies by the states and soon i realize tha o liberation is bound up with one another and so i found myself working with brown and black communities. across the united states sometimes when the blood was still fresh on the ground and with every film with every loss with every campaign i thought we were making the nation safer for the next generation. fast forward to present day. white nationalist declare this presidency as their great awakening. executive orders and policies rain down on us every day so that it becomes difficult to breed and hate crimes have skyrocketed once again but now. now i am a mother. just a few weeks ago my son was coming home with my father and my mother from a summer concert my son was sitting on my father's shoulders on top of the world and they were going to grab a ride on a ferry to across the marina to come back home i mean he was. his childhood has been magical. until they heard it. go back to the country you came from. my father was hard of hearing so my four year old son had to tell my father what the mean lady said. when they came home my parents were shaken didn't anyone sa

street fighting policies by the states and soon i realize that o liberation is bound up with one another and so i found myself working with brown and black communities. across the united states sometimes when the blood was still fresh on the ground and with every film with every loss with every campaign i thought we were making the nation safer for the next generation. fast forward to present day. white nationalist declare this presidency as their great awakening. executive orders and policies rain down on us every day so that it becomes difficult to breed and hate crimes have skyrocketed once again but now. now i am a mother. just a few weeks ago my son was coming home with my father and my mother from a summer concert my son was sitting on my father's shoulders on top of the world and they were going to grab a ride on a ferry to across the marina to come back home i mean he was. his childhood has been magical. until they heard it. go back to the country you came from. my father was hard of hearing so my four year old son had to tell my father what the mean lady said. when they came home my parents were shaken didn't anyone sa

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brown. and i know she supports the independence of the o. b are set up by georgia, osborne, at the government. the whole government supports the independence of those 2 important institutions. now i fully accept and i don't think i could have been more clear that we have had to change some decisions made in the last few weeks. but what i wrote a check, what i reject wholeheartedly is her rhoda narrative about service. if economic management. yeah, let me remind her, let me remind her that the you case. unemployment rate is the lowest since 1974, a italy, canada, belgium, sweden, spain, and the netherlands are massively lower than 2010. let me remind her that since 2010, our growth rate has been the 3rd highest in the g 7. she may not want to hear this, but these are the economic fact hoffman freight since this party came into bonds be higher than germany, france, italy, and japan, and faster than any g 7 countries. here, looking to the future, we have the largest technology sector in europe, more foreign direct investment than anywhere in eu

that i heard recently to the referring to black and brown people as minorities but how it can go for systemic violence but we should be more mindful oe favorite kind of language is easy to internalize are ton be super reflective. >> that's a great question. i haveft to think about that. i often say to be minority highest asin an ongoing process as well as the reality but with regard to that the global majority, my concern with that framing so to talk about the limited capacity, that language to me is a semblance ofof power. but the global majority we should have xyz we know that you have a global minority is that feeling and ravenous in its commitment and we have a name of how that predominates so many places to create that for that marginalization to happen. because women of color and people of color for various reasons many times it is very much of a political history and the political commitment to solidarity and to politics but not identity per se. so that evacuation of the political commitment that comes with that, there is a political commitment of reproductive justice that were thinking transnational in anti- imperialistic so

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browns with his wife jacqueline and son pierce, adam welcome. >> thank you very much. [applause] and because omahapo is getting o much love i just have to point out jaunty rockefeller came from my hometown. >> congratulations adam. [laughter] well, i'll move on to our first question. which is goingf to be the same for both of our guests. it is very simply, why did you decide to write this book? we'll start with you david. clark's first of all you could not put a business person in a less comfortable setting. i don't also acknowledge about a couple of other authors here. even more the great economists as well. michael and mark who just in addition to the documentary michael e did created justicerr thomas in his own words they just issued a terrific book and it summarizes in his life the other 30 hours of interviews they did on video. it is a fabulous book. thank you for being here. you know, i got to live the american dream. my grandparents came over fromwh poland. it was always about the american dream for you can do what you want to do but we lived in rural nebraska lower income happy family. by today's standar

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went to ferguson after michael brown was killed, and have the white house in baltimore is coming white house and in baltimore engulfed in flames and protesting i saw some of o the canons of how these things happened and how, dies is either a video for social media campaign industry the sparks some kind of movement and emotion and people and takes to the street and police crackdown use tear gas and for number of days sometimes weeks and then things kind of move on in the movement does not broaden out beyond the u core actavis the mt of black lives matter movement after trach on martin died and to be given their dues for being backbone what happened i don't think the movement would've happened after george floyd fog that the work would lock lives matter to us and situations but was surprised i think i would had happened with floyd, was unique if uas obviously is a global pandemic going on in which people could not look away from the televisions their second own there were not concerts or other kinds of instructions would've taken people to be able to take their minds off of what would happen in this was not one of those debatable uses of force that happen in

o oral arguments in the ce of sackett vs. epa. the case challenges the clean water act and the federal government's ability to protect and preserve wetlands. during oral arguments justice , ketanji brown jackson question a lawyer for the family which sued the epa. let's listen. >> why is it your conception of this does not relate in any way to congress' primary objective? do you dispute the primary objective stated in the statute 1251 is that congress cared about making sure the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the nation's waters was protected? >> justice jackson, we don't dispute that. however, no statute pursues its objective at all costs. that limitations in the statute are as much part of the purpose as its affirmative authorization. >> so why didn't congress say this immediately? if they were trying to achieve something different than what the regulations had said about adjacency, if they were balancing their concerns about protecting the integrity of the navigable waters with the property interests in the states rights to control it, why didn't they say immediately adjacent in terms of the wetlands coverage? amy: that t is justice ketanji brown jackson as she spo

o tis. >> this is coal shipments not necessarily for domestic use but export. >> the germans seem to out smart themselves in that dedsire to be green they've gone brown. >> the result of no natural gas coming from ru ssia. yes, they didn't plan for that and now relying more on coal which is dirtier than natural gas and shut down demission of nuclear plants. not great planning. >> what is incredible to me is it's ironic. the ramp up in this country is c coal. we can't produce enough coal. if we could i wonder if mr. shaw, the ceo, whether coal is seeing a sub strength. >> let's get the opening here in the cnbc exchange. the challenge at the nasdaq it is driving technology company mobileeye celebrating the return to public markets. the ceo a guest later on today. raising about $860 million on a $16 b $16 billion valuation. >> you may want to be skeptical of that process. it was a profitable company when intel started but it's not profitable anymore. what was accomplished there? i had mobile eye before intel bought this. i said this is a high growth company making a lot of money. now there is not a growth, wors worthless and losing money. incredibly nice people

brown communities in san francisco. i agree every effort should be made to document racial demoographyics and strongly recommend the police commission demand dem o graphic reports along the lines of what is reported on stops arrest and use of force. if there is no related data in the request it is opaque to the public if a community or group of people is over surveilled especially if there is no arrests. i strongly urge the police commission to continue to per sue that reporting. also i'm wondfer there are prohibitions around activities recorded longer twen 24 hours. seems like if not sfpd could simply ask for a camera in adjacent building to be used if available that would-rounder render the time ineffective. (inaudible) which would also render the 24 hour limitation ineffective. curious about those questions. thank you. >> thank you caller. good evening, you have two minutes. >> good evening. julie (inaudible) resident of district 8 long time resident and calling on behalf of the bar association and i appreciate that the police department and the board of supervisors have cleared the hurtle of the adminivateive quode -we have many questions re

brown and hes photographs of the bad behavior and then this person will suffer the consequence. which is satisfying and also seems like a far more you know reliable preventive than -- sending a pc o out there once a week. can you explain, it is complicate todd do that. it is a state law requirement something to we'll issue those violations the one that is authorized via in camera. red light and transit only enforcement. called out in legislation to allow that enforcement and now we only allow it by -- well. you need a pc oh , reviewing that approving and that ticket goes out. and the bike lanes there is new in addition on the bike lanes. and many more bus stops then and there bus lanes we are in the process of wing up grids the camera system its address the bus stop this is is specific to the stop. we will have to fence this area and not get violations outside of that. review the red light cases machine needs to make sure it is i violation because the come ha are thought they may have been moving they may not have been stop the. do you have a sense how often had someone is blocking i bus listen and we have the camera that how often we sends a ticket to that person? >> how confide

brown and hes photographs of the bad behavior and then this person will suffer the consequence. which is satisfying and also seems like a far more you know reliable preventive than -- sending a pc o out there once a week. can you explain, it is complicate todd do that. it is a state law requirement something to we'll issue those violations the one that is authorized via in camera. red light and transit only enforcement. called out in legislation to allow that enforcement and now we only allow it by -- well. you need a pc oh , reviewing that approving and that ticket goes out. and the bike lanes there is new in addition on the bike lanes. and many more bus stops then and there bus lanes we are in the process of wing up grids the camera system its address the bus stop this is is specific to the stop. we will have to fence this area and not get violations outside of that. review the red light cases machine needs to make sure it is i violation because the come ha are thought they may have been moving they may not have been stop the. do you have a sense how often had someone is blocking i bus listen and we have the camera that how often we sends a ticket to that person? >> how confide