in 1971 , the collective farm was awarded the order of the red banner of labor.bedula was awarded the title of hero of socialist labor with the presentation of the order lenin. the second. gold star and the order of lenin in 1987. the collective farm itself was repeatedly awarded orders and medals, diplomas of prestigious exhibitions, the order of the badge of honor, the order of friendship of peoples of the red banner of labor. in the western direction, there is a systematic build-up of nato coalition forces. at the moment , 10 multinational combat tactical groups, with a total of over 11 thousand people, have been deployed in poland and the baltic states alone. everything was fine, but recently our border guards and military intercept. in the progress kolkhoz vertelishki, grodno region, in december 1971, they were waiting for an important message. on this occasion, they were also waiting for the start of the evening program broadcast. in the port committee, those gathered, finally, the announcer kirillov began to read. the resolution of the central committee of

of the order of lenin and the gold star medals, was awarded two orders of lenin, the order of the red labor banners, medals, including the partisan of the patriotic war of the first degree. streets in many belarusian settlements are named after him. in the city of molodechno there is. and markov street, on which a bust of the hero is installed. who and how helps to make our lives better, what are scientists working on today? but it is thanks to it, or rather what is in it, that in an emergency situation more than one human life can be saved. and for the fact that now it is in every car, we say thank you to doctors and, of course, scientists. in the xv century in japan, something like a portable first aid kit appears. doctors wore it on their belts. complex things in simple language, as well as the most interesting facts: there were pills, medicines, here, except for hydrogen peroxide , there are no other. i don’t see any bubbles or blisters, why? the car in which the first aid kit is located can heat up to 50° in the summer, and can cool down to temperatures including -20-30° in the winter.

its team was awarded the order of the red banner of labor. the awarding of the high award drew a line under the most difficult and responsible period not only for the plant workers. belarus confidently declared itself as a large industrial region of the ussr, where the gigantic enterprises are being built and are successfully operating. at one time, of course, a wonderful decision was made for belarus, to build one oil refinery, to build a second oil refinery. there has always been good science, good economics, from the point of view, probably, of promoting new technologies, this was probably a very good decision and an easy decision. soviet union understood that belarus was a little ahead of science and, among other things, the soviet union. how belarus coped with the difficult task of building a fundamentally new production for the republic, in the reports of the central belarusian television of that period. all the most significant events that took place in the bssr at that time, they, of course, were in the center of attention of this you

the star was awarded two orders of lenin, the order of the red banner of labor, and medals , includingr of the first degree. streets in many belarusian settlements are named after him. in the city of molodechno, there is a park and street named after markov, on which a bust of the hero is installed. 100 brave guys have gathered in our studio, each of them has a question for an adult, you have one. one minute to briefly tell about yourself, time is running, how will you react if a person asks you to do something that he is not allowed to do will do, well, i will also dissuade him somehow, there is a stereotype that all athletes study poorly, how did you study, we studied on a five-point system, somewhere there were of course threes, and fours, fives, well, in different ways, to your right is the red sector, the next question is from there, hello, my name is... who won the olympics in freestyle, and how did you feel when you stood on the podium? the first night i couldn't sleep at all, i couldn't fall asleep, because i closed my eyes, i had before my eyes the whole day, how it went, how

order of lenin and the gold star medals, was awarded two orders of lenin, the order of the red banner of labor, and medals, including the partisan of the patriotic war of the first degree. streets in many belarusian settlements are named after him. in the city of molodechno there is a park and... a street named after markov, on which a bust of the hero is installed. what meaning do modern icon painters put into in their work, but so that all this would not be in vain, so that it would help people pray , so that it would help them repent, go to church, as is the case today in sunday schools, one spiritual lesson, the law of god, one lesson in creativity, one lesson in music, and for already... as the earth breathes from the nagami, as the value of the trees is ashamed of the hell of the bouncing sun, and the heavens are far away gasping and extinguishing themselves in their calfs. the future of the minsk region has continued to happen many times before. to further explore the history and meat abrady. today we are in lyuban, that’s what the old-time meat farmers called their pasture. lyuba was h

he was awarded two orders of lenin, the order of the red banner of labor, and medals, including the partisanthe patriotic war of the first degree. streets in many belarusian settlements are named after him. in the city molodechno has a park and a street named after markov, on which. a bust of the hero is installed, which is a familiar life for belarusians, but may seem truly exotic to others, good morning, good morning! this is a 500-year-old oak tree that can fulfill a wish, it yes. strategic partnership between belarus and china. an exhibition of chinese goods and services has opened in the great stone. about 200 companies will present specialized high-quality products: cars, motorcycles, spare parts, smart home systems, electromechanical products, machine tools spare parts for them, medical and petrochemical equipment, as well as financial services, logistics and much more. the exhibition is especially relevant given that belarus has become a full member of the sco, and this opens up new opportunities. for cooperation. it is also planned to hold business negotiations and cultural exchange

the order of the red banner of labor, the hero of socialist labor star and the order of lenin also disappeared. wait, there was a laureate medal hanging here in a frame. you have an honored one, grandpa, yes, these two spots, what was here? so these are his mintings, grandpa had a friend in his youth, ivan sklero, and they worked together, valuable coinage, i don't think. here are the originals of pimenov and denika, they weren't taken, okay, go, the investigator will interrogate you, you'll take him to the court. petrovich, well, everything is clear, grandpa was killed by his grandson and granddaughter and no black realtors have anything to do with it, and they weren't home, you can see it from the cameras today, there was a guy here, so you shut up completely, in general, we have two priority tasks, the first is to find the person lev abramovich saw on the cameras, the second is to find the missing coinage, now you and i, lefa abramovich, will go to the realtors, to this... alisman and ka. why? i don't know why. to get acquainted. let's go. that 's it. smart guy. naineka. and what do you, th

so there's a real red light alert coming from the u.s. laborthat has caused a great deal of fear in financial markets. at the same time we've obviously got this big shift between the u.s. and japan, pushing the yen higher and forcing investors to unwind a number the positions they had built. it's been painful and we've seen a sharp, volatile move on what interest rates and markets are pricing. helena: would this indicate to you that the u.s. federal reserve exley waited too long to cut interest rates? james: hindsight is a wonderful thing. if it were this wednesday and set up last wednesday, they would be cutting rates this week. they are a little behind the curve at the momen having said that, i don't think they will pending. the market is doing some of the work for them. the market -- rates are nearly 150 basis points lower so already were starting to see it start to fall. i don't think vid needs to do something drastic like an unscheduled emergency meeting to cut rates, think the market is always under the pressure but it will be on red aler

there are some i'll say yellow flags, not even red flags, in the labor market report in a little bitof drift up of credit card delinquencies. but overall credit is still being paid. and as long as job growth keeps up and we think it will, that means that companies are going to keep hiring people. as i said, it's going to be slower than it has in the past couple of years. so we don't know where the next storm cloud will in from. like i said a couple of yellow caution flags. but we think that it's a soft landing from here. and it's going to be good for the economy and good for risk assets. >> leslie picker did ask him about credit card losses and extra reserves that they have set aside at the bank to do that. but he did not seem overly worried about that at all. he said credit card losses have normalized, it's not worrisome. jobs are up, wages are up, the market is up. and really what he's seeing is a normalization of that rather than any big dramatic acceleration. >> yeah, we see that in the data, too. and wilmington trust, we're part of m&t bank, so we have our own portfolio. i feel

our vern glenn has that and more in this morning's red and gold report. and we know the labor day travel rush is on the way. coming up special recognition for an sfo employee artificial turf could be banned in the south bay. santa clara supervisors will vote today on whether to ban or restrict the use of artificial turf in county parks. this follows an environmental review that studied the effects of the synthetic grass. the review found some potential health impacts, but couldn't definitively recommend a ban. well, the niners will set their 53 man roster today and they had several young players battling it out for spots during training camp. vern glenn has more in this morning's red and gold report >>>this is the audi red and gold report second year cornerback darrell luter jr. is hoping he showed enough to make the roster. >>>>he >>got a little help from one of his college teammates friday night in las vegas. it was kind of crazy because during the game, i totally forgot that he was freaking quarterback carter bradley was under center for the raiders in the fourth quarter. h

so how did the blue and red ticket stack up on labor issues? one thing is clear, the u.s.althy nations in supporting its workers. it remains an outlier by not providing worker protections like federal paid family leave. the u.s. allocates 6/10 of a percentage of its gdp to family benefits on par with mexico and turkey. and in contrast, the uk spends four times as much. democratic front runner harris, the platform would bring america closer to these basic global standards including paid family leave and the $6000 child tax credit. her running mate, governor walz was spoken -- chosen in part for his strong track record on workers rights. under his leadership, minnesota enacted several worker friendly policies including 12 weeks of paid leave and a 79 $50 child tax credit. minnesota ranks as one of the best states for workers and the support is mirrored in the health of its businesses. minnesota strong labor market practices place it in the sixth highest in the nation for business according to a cnbc report published last month. under governor walz, the model shows how robust

he has passed red flag laws, past protections for labor unions. past record money for affordable housing and he showed people that when you vote, when we when we actually get something for our communities and i think that honestly is one of the most important things and one of the reasons i am really excited about him. there were so many people on the short list, but governor walz has shown his people what government can do. >> no question about it. such a good way to end the show. thank you so much, congressman frost. that's the show for tonight. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell.". an exciting day in american politics. >> it really is. i have this book here with my notes on it. >> i'm reading it, too. >> publication day today i believe. speaker pelosi will join us tonight which turns out to be perfect timing to discuss her book and 12 years of working with tim walz in the house of representatives, where she got to know him well. >> remarkable, i can't wait to watch your interview and that book is great. i am really enjoyi

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not just the labor part of the economy, right? there are a lot of red >> what we have to do is parse out the craziness in washington, d.c., with all that excessive fiscal spending. if you look at the private sector, the private sector is in a recession. let's call it like it is. and recognize the fact that the fed has, i think, my opinion is, that the fed and other central bankers have the delayed rate hike cuts or because of the unsustainable fiscal spending. i think they're getting handle on the fact that it is going to stop and now they have got to start cutting aggressively. this is not a normal economy and i think it is going to surprise a lot of people how rapid rate cuts happen. you have a post i want to ask you about. less than two minutes. i have to ask you about this. this was aimed at economic purists. talked about financial crisis what they have in common, how interconnected the global economy is particularly since 1987 where central banks are forced to take action. right now the bank balance sheets are worse than they were post great financ

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i noticed she's also wearing a red dress, which she's trying to pro—labor it on purpose. on purpose, but she's not doing the right thing. i mean, it doesn't make me want to go to that club. >> i don't know what i don't know what the positive response. and she and she wore the red dress to match keir starmer's eyes. >> what, what i love, what i love about this sort of stuff. she knows what the optics is. she's with dj fisher, she puts the headphones on the whole world is going to be, to be honest. >> she should have went to a beach in ibiza. >> that was a better place to be. >> sitting here for half an hour talking about her, which is the objective met. >> yeah. okay. >> yeah. okay. >> okay. okay. roger, let me put this to you. the entrance price to get into that club and all clubs in ibiza is about ,120. it is okay. bottles of water are ,20. there you go. drinks are ,30. yes. is it a good look for the deputy who has just the deputy pm who has just swiped, pensioners winter fuel allowances, warning that in october the nation is going to be going through a pretty rough time

required fewer people to do the same amount of work and that meant surplus labor, which meant the -- which means leaving the red river valley in minnesota and going to the twin cities. it began early in the 20th century, people began to notice that patterns. peter: what is your area of academics at the university of miami in ohio? steven: i teach all sorts of american history courses. i consider myself that utility infielder of our undergrad curriculum, but as a specialist, one of my fields of interest is urban history. i know it is almost perverse that as an urban historian i wrote this book on rural america, but it comes out of my work as an urban historian to put on those lenses and look at the areas beyond american cities and see what we can see using that framework. peter: here are some statistics from the usda and census bureau about rural america today. 97% of the u.s. is rural land. the population is about 46 million, 14% of the u.s. total. 1.9 million farms in the u.s.. the median worth of the farms is one point $4 million. food and agriculture contribute about $1.4 trillion to the gross domestic produ

it seems the red lines may not be quite so red as refrain, tried to desperately to troops. the calculus on the battlefield in 0 labor just both knew shrew bloodwork nasa officials say they have until the end of the month to decide how to bring back to american astronaut stuck on the international space station. so neither williams and barry wilmore were only supposed to be on the i s s for 8 days, but they've been start there now for over 2 months. their return has been delayed due to malfunctions on the boeing star liner that brought them there. now still checking a space if the spacecraft is safe enough to bring them back or if they should wait until 2025 to come back on a space next should keep calling the editor of nasa watch dot com told us more about why the astronauts return. was delayed and what it will take to get them back to earth, to your rescue if they have to come home to watch something horrible happened and they had to come home tonight. they would get in. that's free, scrapped and come home. it's an issue where the risk is, if you don't have to come home right away, then let's take a look at what's

. >> reporter: with the "red and gold report," i'm vern glenn. >>> 6:26. labormost here and if you are taking to the skies or the roads, we have details on what you can expect this holiday weekend in our travel tuesday segment. >>> and a special report on the overdose crisis, our wilson walker travels to vancouver, canada to look at how they tackle that city's drug problem. here's a live look outside before we head to break. sunshine on our big beautiful towers in san francisco. no matter where you are waking up in the bay area, we see and salute you and we hope you are off to is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49

talk about the importance of jobs, not somebody who just tries to throw red meat out whatever crowd they're sitting in jeff labor is taking center stage in this election and the vice presidential candidate, tim walz, speaking in front of a union later and musk and trump discussing this last night, we can listen to a clip you, you're the greatest qatar i mean, i look at what you do. you walk in you want to go? >> i won't mention the name of the company, but they go on strike and used it. >> that's okay. you're all gun you're all gone. so every one of you has gotten the united auto workers union has filed a federal complaint against mosque and trump for what they say are illegal attempts to threaten and intimidate workers. the hollis, a harris-walz ticket has the backing of union leadership but jeff, of course, they also have to have the backing of the members of those unions. do you think this is an opportunity for the democratic ticket to really cement that support from rank and file member reverse well, i once again, i think it's important for them to understand this this modernization of the economy, you know,

>> wow. 1300 on a friday news dump heading into a long labor day weekend on a stock that has been red hot. pippa, thank you very much. we'll see you in a couple minutes with a cool story on cooling. all right. see what i did there. switching gears, check out shares of intel. this is a big story. intel is up 8% right now. there are reports that it is looking at possible strategic alternative including the possible sale of parts of the company. it's a big story. i'm going to stop talking and go to somebody that knows more about it, seema moody. this is a big deal. >> it is, brian. intel executives working with outside advisors to reshape the business according to sources familiar with the situation. we're told pat gelsinger is looking at all options. morgan stanley among the banks engaging with intel on different strategic moves that could include splitting or selling certain parts of the business. unclear that would include the foundry business. remember intel is building five fabs in the u.s., capital from private equity players brookfield and apollo has helped intel's expansion effor

respectful face, an aquiline nose, bluish-gray eyes, white skin with redness, beard and moustache in his youth were reddish, but sat in laboror, spanish admiral, viceroy , permanent governor of the islands and mainland of india and captain general and member of the... royal council, discoverer of the sargasso and caribbean seas, the bahamas and antilles, part of the northern coast of south america and the caribbean coastline. central america 205 years ago , on august 26, 1819, albert duke of saxe-cobburg godsky was born. prince consort is the husband of queen victoria of great britain, the founder of the current reigning windsor dynasty. it was one of the most high-profile love stories of the 19th century. the brilliant educated graduate of the university of bonn captured the imagination of the young queen. during 20 years of marriage. victoria gave her beloved husband five daughters, four sons. prince albert was everything to her - one of the biographers recalled. father, mother, husband, partner, king, adviser, mentor, protector, he was the prince of her soul. they say about him that he miraculously escaped the nobel priz

red flag on the economy. he tells bloomberg news he is more concerned about the labor market than inflation.ollowing progress on prices and disappointing jobs data, goolsbee says current interest rates are quote/unquote rerestrictive. a few that only would be appropriate if the economy is overheating. he did not comment on the likelihood or size of the interest rate cut at the next fed meeting in september traders are pricing in a 37% chance of a 50-basis point or .50% rate cut that was down from a 55% chance a week ago joining me now is the ceo and vice chairman. kalaua, this is interesting as they have change even off the volatility we saw a week and a half ago can we expect this volatility to continue given some of the mixed signals and the economy and from polic policymakers >> aloha from hawaii, dom. so good to be here we are forecasting continued volatility unfort unfortunately, i don't think we have seen the last of it a lot of that is contributed to a couple of things one is the consumer and data behind the consumer remains varied as far as their strength and because the consumer is

red letter read. thanks for joining on kron. 4 news at 6, everybody. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. this year's labor day travel season is a really busy one. aaa says that domestic travel is up 9% compared to last year. >> so if you plan on hitting the road in the next hour or so, you might want to hold off the worst time to travel is up from now until 7 tomorrow. new will be your best bet. and if you're trying to come home on sunday, you might want to try to leave before noon. and as for monday earlier is going to be better for you. experts recommend get on the road to head home before 10:00am. meantime, it's going to be busy up in the skies as well. the tsa predicting that its agents are going to screen more than 17 million people during the holiday period that started thursday and then it runs through next wednesday. kron four's gayle ong has been talking to travelers at sfo and has this report. >> we're heading to chicago for a family reunion. this is our last hurrah. this is emily cohan. a within her family's last stop before heading back home to the east coast. summer think rates been busy him

labor day deals. ♪ ♪ >> neil: well don't look now but red lobster is trying to pitch itself out of the red.wn. kelly o'grady in times square one of the busier ones, i think one of the most successful ones. what can you tell us? >> that's right, neil peter they are betting big on this new ceo. actually the former p.f. chang's ceo, helped them navigate the brand through the pandemic. with this choice, red lobster is betting on what they call a turnaround ceo, comes from private equity so the name of the game is finding new revenue streams and really cutting costs p or he shared this note in a statement on the news, "i am looking forward to working with our team members across north america to reinvigorate the brand by making it the best place to work for our employees in improving the experience for our guests." this isn't going to be an easy task. remember red lobster filed for chapter 11 back in may. they faced competition, soaring inflation. and some ill-fated menu decisions. take a listen to this. >> endless shrimp all day at red lobster. in ten hours i had 200 pieces of shrimp for only $

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red tape. and encouraging innovative technologies while protecting consumers. in creating a stable business environment with consistent and transparent rules of the road. as president, i will bring together labor with small businesses and major companies to invest in america. to create good jobs. achieve broad-based growth and ensure america continues to define the future and lead the world. [applause] and key to creating this opportunity economy is building up our middle-class. [applause] it is essential. the middle class is one of america's greatest strengths. and to protect it then, we must defend basic principles. such as your shower eat -- your salary should be enough to provide u.n. your family with a good quality of life. [applause] such as no child should have to grow up in poverty. [applause] such as after years of hard work, you should be able to retire with dignity. [applause] and you should be able to join a union if you choose. building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. because i strongly believe when the middle class is strong, america is strong. [applause] so in the weeks to come, i will address in greater detail my plans to build an opportunity econo

. >>> chicago fed president austan goolsbee is raising a red flag on the economy telling bloomberg he is concerned about the labor market -- i don't know we call it a red flag. he is following prices and d disappointing jobs data. a view that is appropriate if the economy were overheating he not comment on the size of the rate cut in september. traders are pricing in a 37% chance down from a 55% chance a week ago more dovish on things. >> quicker to pivot. >>> shares of cisco are higher revenue also came in higher than the street was expecting sales fell for the third straight quarter the company expects one more quarter of revenue declines as customers take time to set up equipment they received in previous quarters. one bright spot, the $28 billion acquisition of splunk. cisco announced a restructuring plan to cut 7% of the global workforce. ceo chuck robbins will be on "squawk on the street" at 9:30 a.m. today >>> meantime, we are learning the details of the pay package that enticed brian niccol to leave chipotle it will pay him $1.6 million annually and incentives to add more than $7.2 million in cash and equ

just drop to four, nasdaq abbe, s&p 500 higher by a fraction, more red flags on an economy that is slowing as we expected the bureau of labortistics revising downward jobs numbers. a full 808,000 fewer jobs than initially reported and the 12 month since march 2023 the largest downward revision since 2009. sparking new concerns on wall street that the fed waited too long to cut interest rates as the minutes from july's meeting shows a firm tone on a cut the september. one more cut this year. we will get into it, european markets are higher the euros on with gains across the board in europe. in asia similar story, markets mostly higher with the exception of china, shanghai composite down a quarter of 8%. joining to the conversation strategic wealth partners ceo mark tepper, georgia congressman doug collins in the presence of landscape partners lee carter, "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: it is time for the hot topic of the hour tonight is the final night of the democratic national convention, vice president kamala harris said to speak and accept democrat nomination without sitting with an interview or whirli

savings has been run down and consumption is a function of how powerful labor market is and it's not white-hot it's more around warm to redy seen cracks in the job market and the consumer and with things slowing down. yet macy's cutting 150 stores, jumping here, where are you on the fed expectation for september. >> i think the fed is going to cut and they have been late to the party inflation was as high as 9 - 11% depending on which index in if the average of the different indicators, somewhere around two and half. they took rates to 5.5% because inflation went to above ten they should be cutting they waited too long. maria: we are going to get the and september but will be 25 or 50. if it is 50 and half a point do markets feel like the fed know something that i don't. >> i think so and also the chairman, jay powell has always been a gradual list. i cannot imagine why he would suddenly change course especially when we have 11% earnings growth and inflation is coming down in employment is taking up 4.3 which is pretty low and below the 5% full employment threshold. if a 25 basis points now and 25 later in the fall and 25

labor-intensive. whoever is doing this, they are that have been red flag earlier that had all that cross pollination, the same women, the same wording at different points in time. >> so there's a couple of things there. so there isn't track record. and among social media platforms working together when there are clear laws against this kind of cross platform activity. so when you're talking about things like terrorist content or child sexual exploitation, there is a track record of groups working across industry the big platforms and also some of the smaller ones that will work together to find images. the break the law the interstitial them, or watermark them so they can't be repeated. but the difference is that's illegal behavior. we all agree that this is illegal behavior and this is the kind of place where the laws simply have not caught up with the technology. >> so how did the user is weed out the fake from the reel that seems like an impossible ask. you believe that they can identify so something that i think is great for everyone to keep in mind in the run-up to this election, is that if it s

red banner in st. petersburg in the sixties of the 19th century, bibergal, so they captured, convicted, sent him to hard labor in nerchinsk, and there in nerchinsk his daughter katya was born, who was brought up as a revolutionary from childhood, it was she who, together with alexander grin, was engaged in this very revolutionary propaganda in sevastopol, in... and so, when he said that i would not go today, she, as they say, took him weakly, he was ashamed to show his cowardice, but he was really captured, then. the investigation began and imagine what kind of portrait emerged before the investigator, a man who deserted from the army, is engaged in revolutionary propaganda among the naval sailors. in essence business, green was threatened with hanging. he was saved from the death penalty by the first russian revolution, those changes in legislation, that softening of laws that occurred as a result of the revolution, so he was tried, but the punishment was not so severe. green ended up in prison, and from this prison he tried to escape twice with the help of katya, but since he was a man who did not know how

defining what a good job is for you community it point to thes the labor unions have defined what a good job is. we can say that in red states and blue states. i encourage every city to get involved and we can begin to reset the table in terms of expectations about what employees should expect from their employers. >> thank you. i was loving going in that direction. one of the things we recognize is we are going to have to institutionalize and solidify the progress that has been made up to this point because what we don't have in the construction industry that usual rotelle delivers good jobs. that's still in process and it is the promise and opportunity this administration has been most intentional about but now it really is going to require a lot of partnerships at the local level to make sure those are, public investments get delivered. one thing i would like to add on that is the importance of partnering with your trades on a day-to-day basis. 40% of infrastructure money is competitive, all of them have requirements, outcomes on jobs. there's an intention to deliver good jobs. i can tell you they look at the appli

we had into the print today, focus on the labor market signals, but into the session, all of these futures with the exception of the ftse are leaning red to another negative open after after hours earnings came down disappointing to the downside. other boards we are watching. fixed income, big rally after those ism numbers disappointed to the downside. the 10-year yield has traded to 3.96%, another basis point lower. investors start pricing more out of the fed. the bank of england came forward with the rate cut yesterday. as you can see, we continue to see downward pressure on the pound, down 1% for the week. oil, keeping a close eye on that, down for the week. access is in talks to sell its asset management union to bnp paribas. it would create one of europe's largest money managers. they beat estimates after posting underlying profits of 4.2 4 billion euros for the first half of the year. there ceo joints me now. some of that pricing is coming through. your gross written premiums and other revenues have climbed. what to you point that strength to? >> good morning. we are happy with these numbers. 7% topline growth is something we hav

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red and gold all the way. it's the preseason opener in the music city >ott-1>and it was a banner day on wall street, thanks in part to some positive news on the economy. the labor department said initial jobless claims totaled a totaled 233,000 for the week ending august 3rd, which was below estimates. with that, the dow surged nearly 700 points. so let's see where the markets are sitting right now. and down just a bit in the red, about 64 points. well now to more bad news for struggling tech giant intel. one week after announcing 15,000 employees are losing their jobs, the santa clara based company is now facing a lawsuit from its own shareholders, who claim the chipmaker concealed its financial struggles. investors say they were blindsided when intel reported a $1.6 billion loss in the second quarter. the stock price has fallen by more than a third since that was revealed last week intel has not commented on the lawsuit. while tickets are already sold out for the a's final game at the oakland coliseum, that's on september 26th. fans who managed to snag a ticket will get a colosseum replica and a commemorative ticket. the a's are leaving for sacramento next se

good job is for your community, it points to the fact that labor unions have defined for this generation what a good job is. we can say that in red states and we can see that in blue states. i would encourage every city to get involved with the good jobs alliance and we can reset the table in terms of our expectations are about what employees should expect from their employers. >> i was very much a loving going in that direction because one of the things we recognize, we will have to institutionalize and solidify all the progress that has been made up to this point. what we don't have as a construction industry that universally delivers good jobs. that is still in process. it is the opportunity that this administration, unlike any other in history, have been most intentional about. but now it will require partnerships at the local level to make sure those public federal investments get delivered. one thing i want to add on that, the importance of partnering with your trades on a day-to-day basis. 40% of the infrastructure money in the transportation is competitive. all of them have requirements for outcomes on workforce, outcomes

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red states including virginia and ohio. >> we shouldn't kid ourselves. this race has been reset and she had reset her -- a cease-fire in gaza in gas prices after labor dayemains stable in politics. we don't have any of those things yet and we'll see what happens over the next few weeks. she will have the advantage. finally i'm looking forward to hearing beshear. he is a great record and contacting talks about something i haven't heard a lot here. growth. we had have the big asset to grow things and grow more and better jobs and better schools. hopefully we'll get that from him tonight as well. >> i want to head down to bill hemmer. >> we were watching the video about abortion and a couple of different couples came out and share their experiences. it's clearly an issue that they will drive hard. meanwhile an interesting point about a lack of issues may be a biography debate and introduction of kamala harris. there's a video plate of her as a persiano in oakland who came to the rescue of a friend of hers who had been raped by a relative. we will get into that over the next few days. we will send it back up to you. you can't help but get the sense that may

labor age is really controversial. there are going to be crazy amendment, culture war issues, all of the stuff. and we have all these senators in red this tricks who are never going to want to vote on any of those amendments. and that was it. there was no markup. the bill never advanced out of committee. >> as an appropriate her in the house, at least two markup our bills -- many amendment markups were controversial. when we were in the majority i have one responsibility in appropriations committee. vote for the appropriations bill. you vote for the belt and i would tell constituents who were upset about it, don't pay any attention. we're going to pass this thing, negotiate it at the end of the year with the senate and get rid of the garbage. and you will like the end product, pay no attention to the committee, but we have to move these bills. the senate would filibuster the motion to proceed just to get onto the bill to the appropriations bill. the abuse to the filibuster. i like the filibuster in many ways but it is overused. in a case like that, just to get on the bill. the senate would never pass appropriations bills. the house