rolls-royce massive mover to the upside there.that's helping the uk market french market down a quarter of a percent. and the footsie maybe still underperforming down more than 1% there in terms of the sectors. the telcos have been the outperformer this morning. we've now got a little bit more green on the board. so it looks as though the floor has been found so far anyway. a floor under the weakness this morning. you've got telcos up 2/10 of a percent. travel and leisure also now catching a bid up 2/10 of a percent. industrials and oil and gas. at the start of this show we were just looking at telcos. and so we have seen some more positive momentum come through. now on the downside the sector laggards. autos still the worst performer in the market down 3%. media also down by about 2.3% wpp weighing on that basket of stocks. retail and technology. so still heavier selling than buying. but things have turned slightly less bad in the last 20 minutes or so. as for u.s. futures, we're looking at a positive start there. the nasdaq look

giving rolls-royce lease customers $7500 lowers inflation? and every one of them voted for that bill. how did that bill become law, you ask? did it get 60 votes? rigorous debate? no. they did it through reconciliation. and kamala harris wrote the tie-breaking vote so that millionity millionaires could have their fifth vehicle parked in palm beach with a check for $7500 thanks to the u.s. taxpayer. we have seen program after program -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] >> you can watch the rest of this on the free c-span now video app. we leave it to take you over to capitol hill where the house is gaveling in. live coverage here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. holy and most wise god we seek your wisdom. wisdom to meet the challenges of this day, wisdom to discern what

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>> of the designed in the u.k., championed by rolls-royce, there would be none, but it is based on thechnology used for most nuclear reactors in the world, pressurized water reactor. there are reactors of that size, electricity generation working around the world. it would just be a new variant on an established technology. christian: the question for some of us today, why not just build plants in the eight places that the government has identified? or even in the sea, which has still not been built? >> absolutely, and we could have been doing that, but we have been very slow in that decision-making process. as you say, the sea is not yet a reality but it could have been. christian: do these planning rules make that more of a likelihood? >> more of a likelihood that the existing sites will see reactors on them. it will open up the possibility for existing sites where if you are looking at, you mentioned ai data centers that you could be looking at having a reactor close to, ai data center, powered by low carbon electricity. christian: quickly, with the spring done our bills or is this

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monkey was found back in december and here he is after chp officers pulled over the driver of a rolls royce for a dui in madera county. now the animal was severely malnourished and, you may remember, was sent to the oakland zoo for rehab. they named her azules. now the zoo says she's doing much better. after a month of treatment and has left for her new home in an appropriate social group. glad to see her recovery is going on. well, tonight on the red carpet is celebrating oscar season with all the nominees. >> how does it feel? >> the stars of this year's best movies are feeling good. from the first time nominees to the history makers, to some of the biggest names in hollywood. >> i just feel such a deep sense of gratitude. >> it was a great feeling. >> this is a big honor. >> it just feels really rewarding. >> plus, how this year's oscars telecast will be different in light of the recent fires across southern california. what new oscar host conan o'brien is revealing? don't miss on the red carpet. and the nominees are tonight at 9:00, right here on abc seven. and remember, abc seven is yo

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spider monkey was first found in a rolls royce during a dui stop in december.r she was wearing a onesie. the monkey was in poor health, malnourished, so she was taken to the oakland zoo for treatment. since then, the zoo has been working with the wildlife confiscation network to find her an appropriate home with some other spider monkeys. sue here says they can't disclose where she is living now because she's part of an ongoing investigation. but look at that face. tonight at 7:00 next year, it's levi's stadium in santa clara. this year, in fact, this week, the super bowl is in new orleans. we'll chat with the president of the 49ers. also, we investigate major backlogs at immigration courts. those stories and more coming up on our 7:00 news. and coming up on nightly news, mr. trump says that he would tak >>> tonight, a federal judge blocking that midnight deadline for millions of federal workers under pressure to take buyouts. the growing nationwide protests as the trump administration races to shrink the federal workforce, now saying 60,000 government employee

shares of rolls-royce. an all time high after posting stronger than expected full year earnings and upgrading its midterm guidance. the british aerospace giant also announcing a more than $1 billion share buyback. and we continue to watch european auto makers after fresh tariff threats from president trump, saying he is considering a 25% tariff on cars and on other goods. all right. coming up on worldwide exchange, shares of salesforce. harder to think. you think they're sinking this morning. you can see the dow just about 4.5% investors. they sound the alarm on guidance. the key product that has ceo marc benioff excited about the road ahead. again. shares of salesforce down more than 4.5%. stay with us. >> within two. >> two and a half weeks, i noticed. immediately a difference. >> in my wellness. >> and my gut. it was. >> the key. >> element that was missing in my daily routine and has. >> absolutely made me. >> feel 1,000,000% better. >> having trouble. >> building your credit because of missed payments,

dealership, a customer could come in and lease a $515,000 rolls-royce specter, a fully electric rolls-royce, and get a check for $7,500 from the u.s. government, does that help working class americans? mr. vought: no. sen. moreno: i just put on the record that every single one of my colleagues on the democrat side voted for just such a subsidy. when you house illegals in this country, people who are not invited here like i was, like my family was, when you house them in luxury hotels at a cost of $6,000 per month per room, does that help working-class americans? mr. vought: no. sen. moreno: when you give health care to those very illegals, when americans don't have the health care that they need, does that help working class americans? mr. vought: no. sen. moreno: when you provide food to illegals, and in some cases, when they don't like the food, you give them thousand dollar prepaid credit cards, does that help working-class american citizens? mr. vought: no, sir. sen. moreno: when you give sex change operations to illegals, does that help working-class americans? mr. vought: no. senator

seiler said, i call myself a materialist, and by i don't mean that i wear our money suits or drive rolls-royces. i mean that literally that i believe the world is made out of material atoms and molecules and, nothing more. and that that material obeys rules and laws. at the same time, like many us, i have spiritual experiences, feelings, connection to other human beings and to the larger cosmos. feeling of feelings of being part of something larger than myself. connections to nature, the appreciation of beauty, wonder or falling in love nature is capable of some extraordinary phenomena. and we human beings stand in awe of that phenomenon. that's that's part of my view of. i became a materialist early in life. i love to build things. i read in popular or some other magazine that the time for a pendulum to make a complete swing which called its period is proportional to the square root of the length of the pendulum. this is a rule but i had to find out whether it was true. so i constructed with with a string and a fishing wait for the bob of the pendulum. i constructed pendulums of various length

rolls-royce, housing. thank all of you for joining us for this first talk of 2025. luis antonio miranda junior. i love i dropped the junior a long time ago. that's another story. but that's the way that the roll call would call right back in school in in puerto rico. in fact, when i registered at nyu, i register. i had just arrived as luis antonio miranda concepcion junior and. i got my i.d. it said luis a m si junior yeah. i dropped everything and i have been luis miranda jr ever since. so the delighted to have you. to have you here. and those are coming from latin american countries in which both of your parental last names are used are very familiar with with that and that issue. let me let me begin with how mention the wonderful things that you've been involved in and all the activities and all the career and everything that you have done so a lot of spare time is, something that you probably don't have. so i wanted sort of see where the urge to write a book came from. garcia marti talk talks about the fact that that books have their own history and they come to

there's the rolls-royces. yeah, johannesburg is very very flashy.scar loved speed of all kinds, fast people, fast cars. and here at the local formula 1 racetrack, he met a fast crowd too, rent the whole place for their private races and their parties up there in the clubhouse. here oscar met the kind of people he might never have met, had he not been oscar pistorius. here he met the people who pulled a thread from the carefully woven fabric of his life, in particular, his new friend "clifton shores" producer quintin vandenberg. oscar allegedly accused quinton of having an affair with samantha taylor, during the olympics that is, after oscar first broke it off with samantha. and oscar walked up to him and just started swearing at him and going off at him. and [bleep] you [bleep] my girlfriend while i'm running for my country. keith morrison: this is south african soccer star mark batchelor. he told us quentin denied ever dating samantha taylor. and he was so upset by oscar's outburst he asked batchelor to speak to him. so he was still shaken up. so h

fully electric rolls-royce vehicle. could you imagine that the united states government subsidizes that car and leases to the tune of $7,500? is that a good deal? >> are you joking? courts true story. >> how about we and that now? as fast as we possibly can. they should pay america just for being that rich. what do you think? >> all of my democratic colleagues voted for that bill. the inflation reduction act allows luxury european automobiles that are not even remotely made in america to get $7,500 if they are released. now imagine a cadillac with a big american v-8 engine gets tariffs on the way to europe, let alone been given a subsidy. do you consider that to be a good example of terrible reciprocity with our allies? >> that is the example of the failed industrial policy of the united states of america. it is a failed industrial policy and needs to be changed and needs to be changed now. that is an american first. that is what america first means, exactly what you were pointing out. help us here stop having everyone

that is a bill that became law called the inflation reduction act giving rolls-royce lease customers $7500 lower than inflation and every one of them voted for that bill. how did that bill become law, u.s. did they get 60 votes, rigorous debate, no, they did it through reconciliation and pamela harris wrote the tie-breaking vote so that multimillionaires could have their fifth vehicle parked in palm beach with a check for $7500 paid by the u.s. taxpayer. we have seen program after program that the democrats are crying about saying americans did not vote for this. oh absolutely, they did. americans are sick and tired of political people here in washington, d.c. spending our money and burning it. they are not even using it wisely. they are putting it into a pit and burning it. the reason i am here not on the beach in florida today is because i was sick and tired of elected leaders here who spend their money in such a callous way. we are here to help you. you are not helping us. generationally high inflation. more interested in giving hundreds of billions of dollars to foreign countries

i love toothbrush, this is like the rolls royce of toothbrushes. $6. >> i need the floss. >> michael. >> also, you know what, curious whether you and michael would be team tomato or team leather, i like the tomato candle. this is the leather candle. should he come do a smell test? >> first tomato, my choice. leather is sal's choice. you can't go wrong with either. >> michael: i'm a tomato person. how about this one, peppermint shampoo, invigerating to the scalp. good for scalp health. this is grapefruit thr three-in-one. everything from malin+goetz is a fan favorite. free shipping. >> i love that. >> tan ceuticals, perhaps not a product for you or michael, good for me, this is the kind of skin i like. milky, beautiful. i could go from this to this with a little of this. two products i love. one is face drops, you add to your moisturizer and use on your face. what is fabulous, no streaks, no smell and no orange color. three things do not want from self-tanners. we have this is the body lotion, it goes on nicely, does not t tra transfer to clothing o

i toured rolls royce and their massive aircraft engine design and manufacturing facility where they are at the leading edge of military aircraft production for our national defense. i also visited with sabich, a company in bartholomew county, that's part of a global plastics city. at each of these companies i witnessed the best of indiana. highly killed, harr-working hoosiers who are contributing to the success and the defense of our country. above all, i heard a common theme as i traveled my district. let's bring more hoosier common sense to washington. that's commitment i made and that's what i'll continue to do. mr. speaker, i yield back. mr. lamalfa: thank you very participating. letting us know what's going on in your district, mr. shreve. best to you in your first term and new term as a member of congress. just in quick review once again here in. passing the budget resolution this week, h.r. 14, i invite people to look that up yourself, it's a 60-page document. and decide for yourselves what you're hear what you're trying to scare the public with on things that are going to be cut

that is a bill that became law called the inflation reduction act, giving rolls-royce lease customers $7,500 lowered inflation and every one of them voted for that bill. how did that become law you ask? they get 60 votes, rigorous debate, no? they did it through reconciliation and kamala harris rokita tie-breaking vote so that multimillionaires could have their fifth vehicle parked in palm beach with a check for $7,500 thanks to the u.s. taxpayer. we have seen program after program that the democrats are crying foul about saying americans did not vote for this. oh absolutely they did. americans are sick and tired of political. -- political people in washington, d.c. spending our money and burning it. they are not even using it wisely. they are putting it into a pit and burning it. the reason i am here and not on a beach in florida today is because i was sick and tired of elected leaders who spend their money in such a callous way and they cochaired as we are here to help you -- coach it as we are here to help you. they unleashed generationally high inflation. they are more interested