beat, the fantastic work of the rsp beat, the national trust, the wildlife trusts they were also puttingheir good work, too. so today is a great contribution to all of that but is not the only thing by any means. but we do need more, i'm not saying that we are there yet. but it's also not meant to say this is the only thing that's coming out. to say this is the only thing that's coming out-— to say this is the only thing that's coming out. to say this is the only thing that's cominu out. ., , ., ., ., coming out. tony, we are to leave it there, coming out. tony, we are to leave it there. chair— coming out. tony, we are to leave it there. chair of— coming out. tony, we are to leave it there, chair of natural— coming out. tony, we are to leave it there, chair of natural england, - there, chair of natural england, thank you so much for taking him to speak to us there for gamebridge, thank you. downing street has refused to guarantee that the hs2 rail line will run to manchester as planned after reports the prime minister and chancellor are in talks about scrapping it. number 10 suggested th

i think equal weighted etfs, rsp, s&p 500 rsp, s&p 500 weighted 500 and are interesting.e trade with bait tax adding to reits and commercial real estate. charles: i think that is interesting. i have 30 seconds to go. you think work from home is done? >> there is push for work to office. my own firm is back three, four days a week pushing for five. ceos want it. they are not talking about. a lot of people want it. they are bored working in the basement or playroom. they want to go back to work. they want to experience what life is like. i think work from office will be big this year and bym office wie big this year and by for home. charles: i came back before i had to come back. the only thing now everyone is back. i like some people working from home. not dissing anyone but i like a whole floor to myself. peter, thank you very much. i have some exciting news for you, i'm hosting a special edition of "making money," unbreakable investor. it is based off my new upcoming book. during the special we'll break down challenges bedeviled investors on the road to "unstoppable pros

if you look at the equal weight s&p, we look through the lens of the rsp, it closed flat on the year and that thing, that's -- this is really important, to tim's point about some of these bi megacap leaders. look at that rsp chart, if you look at it on a one-year basis, it made a double top, down 10% now. >> a news alert here on a short-term spending bill out of washington emily wilkins has the details. emily? >> well, the senate has come out with their bipartisan stopgap bill to avert a shutdown what we know is that it would basically continue government funding until november 17th. it would include $4.5 billion in aid for ukraine. now, that's less than the white house was asking for, but remember, this is, of course, a short-term bill, this is not what is expected to fund the government for the next fiscal year of course, the difficulty is going to be getting it through the senate, where any one member can hold up the process. that means the bill might not be able to pass before the end of this week, in which time, the government shutdown would start. if that happens, we would go i

and so the president of the rsp, alexander shokhin, proposed to consider sanctions not as a black swanomenon that can be predicted and controlled. sanctions should be viewed as a white swan. we must learn to predict what else our colleagues can come up with in order to work proactively and, well, make it predictable in a sense , where it is naturally possible by mechanism, but it is important that, uh, we have been talking since 1914 about the best way to combat sanctions when they began to be introduced after crimea . this, uh, increasing entrepreneurial business activity is truly removing barriers to business activity, but we see that it’s not just the government. well, deputies of the accounts chamber actively increased the efficiency of public administration, but business also actively adapted. well in fact, what has been done in the far east over the past 10 years, a territory of rapid development has emerged, such projects as the far eastern mortgage, a unified far eastern airline, a mechanism for raising energy tariffs, and electronic visas. this led to the construction of 673 e

the labor market for business companies is vitally interested in this is so, according to the head of rsphosagro, for example, over 10 years, companies such as rosa have invested six billion rubles in tmk and one and a half billion rubles in vocational training. russian railways gazprom has all its drills evraz, and severstaltsberg has its own educational programs and corporate universities. this trend has good prospects. this should become an integral part of the country’s economic policy in its implementation, which vladimir putin called on the regions, the federal center and business to act in close conjunction. there are many qr codes. thank you of course, ask for parks from the bp at the checkout , pay conveniently and get real benefits. pay for purchases in lenta stores through svp in any convenient way and you get 3% cashback. receive up to 5 million in the branch and online cashback, receive 30% bonuses for purchases from your favorite stores. the main thing is to log in using your sberbank id. order profitably without interest at all. when i realized that there are a whole sea of

uh, the association will continue to work or rsp is ready for this carry out the work.l, i understood andrei sergeevich. probably we need to work with colleagues; we also need everything that we formulate to be implemented. and if at the business level, this will not be actually implemented, then how will we force it? although alexander nikolaevich probably understands others too business colleagues. that in order for the government to formulate personnel needs for a five-year period, they need something to guide them, and only business can provide such guidelines, but here we need to find a solution. well, the next establishment of peace we are talking about a very sensitive element, and an element of our joint work is the establishment of administrative responsibility for failure to fulfill the obligation to accommodate disabled people, established by someone. i would rather agree with alexander drozdenko that the incentive is needed, because in fact it is proposed to introduce liability into the administrative code and so on into the criminal code. well, in fact, you

. >> for your health tonight, the cdc is warning of a rise in rsp among young kids and some parts of the country. severe cases of the respiratory ailment have spiked in florida and georgia. health experts say that regional increases are an indication of the start of the rsv season. the virus is d north and spr west by the end of the year. rsv infections could be really serious in children every year. up to 300 kids under the age of 5 die from the infection. >> alameda county has filed a lawsuit against a livermore company accusing it of illegally selling flavored vapes to kids. district attorney pamela price announced a temporary restraining order against apollo future technology, the bloc that company from selling its products. the da alleges apollo east 6 sold products through its website without verifying the purchasers age illegally shipping its flavored tobacco products through the mail without complying with state requirements and manufactured and sold thousands of synthetic cannabis products falsely claiming the products were legal. >> used to how warehouse in livermore. >> as

we know flu is increasing, we know rsp is increasing, but the good news is we have more that ever andor the first time ever had vaccines against all three of the major viruses that spread, so not only do we want folks to get the updated booster, but it's a great time to get your flu vaccine and for older adults, we have a vaccine. for little kids, rsv can affect the youngest so we want to make sure they can get an immunization. that's coming in the next number of weeks. >> we've seen reports of a few schools beginning to require masking. do you recommend those steps? >> there are many ways folks can protect themselves against the viruses that are circulating. we want folks to get vaccinated against covid and flu, but there are other tools you can use. testing and treatment and as you mentioned, washing your hands, wearing a mask, staying home when you are sick, improving ventilation. these are layers of tools you can use to protect yourself. we are in a better place than we have been. we just need to use those tools. >> the director of the cdc, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >

add adults now over 65 get the new rsp vaccination. important time to prevent infection that will be happening for sure. we're going to see increases in covid through the fall season. no doubt. >> yes, i hate to tell everybody that it's back and apparently back with the first family as well. we will continue to wish them well and hope of course that the president really stays covid free. good to see you again. i appreciate it. >> nice to see you, thank you. >> two pariah states might be closer to sealing weapons deal that could impact the war in ukraine. u.s. officials say conjunct loan is expected to travel with president vladimir putin, whose expecting to see more firepower for his war effort.the u.s. is accused north korea of delivering arms to russia last year for use by the wagner group. cnn's kristi russo is covering us live from hong kong and kristi ÃÃin terms of covering that nuts and bolts of the story, which i know you're doing, it's also interesting to see how china will react to something immediately like this. >> yes, we a

but first, the cdc is warning about a rise in rsp among young children in some parts of the nation. what they're saying to do to kfor your health. the cdc is warning about a rise in our city among young children in some parts of the nation. >> severe cases of the respiratory disease have spiked in florida and georgia and health experts say regional increases are an indication of the start of the rsv season. the virus is then expected to spread north and west by the end of the year. rsv infections can be very serious in children as many as 300 kids under the age of 5 can die from it. opposites apparently do not attract in the dating world. the researchers from the university of colorado boulder now say there's, quote, no compelling evidence. opposite actually attract their conclusion was reached after reviewing millions of couples cases going back 100 years. instead, they say it's similar. people are more likely to gravitate towards each other. the report's authors says that she looked out 130 personality traits like politics, religion, education, level and substance use and found th

be more growthy at times, and find our performance there in the short-term so, we look at etfs like rspg-term support. we don't want all of our charts to look like that, because it is a long-term range, but within that range, we have an intriguing overtold potential entry point. i think we wait for the momentum uptick, but we're getting pretty close to that. what we really like to see, of course, are those long-term uptrends, and with that, we have xlk, great example the it was a source of outperformance, largely driven by the megacaps. i think you can go farther down the market cap spectrum within technology to find outperformance, to find leadership when the market resumes, hopefully resumes its cyclical bull trend. so, xlk is fair game but you can look at something like the cloud computing etf, and that has an oversold rating following what to me looks like a long-term turnaround that holds some promise there so, you're seeing these intermediate oversold indications, after constructive developments from earlier this year and we'll be on the search for bay to coming out of this correc

i know mike was talking about the rsp, the equal weight index. we're basically flat on the year. looked sunday, but you see here it's basically flat. that means this is not doing well for the year. the only thing holding up is energy, and even here, these energy stocks have been selling off last week even as oil has been moving up. that's how tough the market is when you can't even push energy stocks forward in a week where oil's going up. tough time, carl. back to you. >> our thanks, bob. >>> as we go to break, let's check bonds. the ten-year back about 4.5%. we got google, and seven fed speakers throughout the course of the week and then a diet of data this week. pce, some housing on friday. we'll be right back. i'm going to sell my life insurance cuz i don't need it anymore. my kids are grown, my wife is great, let's settle up the score. it's time to travel to paree, spend retirement happy. call 877-sell-easy. 877-sell-easy. 877-sell-easy, and sell your policy. you can sell all or part, live your life and play it smart. 877-sell-easy, and sell your policy. if you've had a chan

, rca general election in the rsp, rca releases figures showing one dog is abused every hour of everyrd where he's also due to meet the un secretary—general. we'll tell you why and the latest weather updates . updates. >> jonathan vautrey on duty today. >> and unsettled autumnal week of weather to come for many of us. join me later for all the details and you can join in with your details . your details. >> gb views gbnews.com or you can tweet at . gb news. can tweet at. gb news. well are urgent investigations are being launched by the bbc on channel 4 in the wake of allegations of sexual assault that have been levelled at russell brand. >> but concerns have also been raised over how long the broadcaster was knew about these allegations . allegations. >> the comedian and actor has been accused of attacking women for seven years between 2006 and 2013, when he was at the height of his fame. meanwhile the metropolitan police service have asked victims to come forward and speak to them if they believe they've been assaulted no matter how long ago it happened. no matter how long ago it hap

then, the number of dog bites and strikes has gone through the roof since the introduced that and the rspca say that research shows that breed is a poor indicator of risk of aggressive behaviour in dogs. >> i'm with kit malthouse on this. i think it has to be a combination of both nailing down the breed, but also dealing with the breed, but also dealing with the owners . there's no doubt the owners. there's no doubt about it that some of the owners particularly like having a dog as a as a weapon in effect. and so and he was pointing out there that you can get 14 years if your dog kills somebody. i'm not sure if that's actually enough time. and i think it's right that the prime minister is taking action and he's said that it will be sorted out by the end of the year. and i think that's that gives enough time to be able to get it about right as opposed to to a decision trustingly. >> the owner these two dogs >> the owner of these two dogs that killed the man this week, ian price. this week the police had gone to see him a couple of times to say your dogs are dangerous, out of control. and a

want to be clear that while some folks are called special education teachers and some folks are called rspteachers or slps or school psychs and some folks are called paraeducator in a classroom or a pair educator in a classroom 100% of united educators of san francisco is about giving the best quality, special education possible because it helps every single student. all of the 48,000 of our sfusd students and we are all heavily invested in this fight to ensure that every single school site has all educators filled. but our highest priority is to ensure that when we do the most for those who need the most, all boats rise. we are insistent. that we will be able to close so many of our staffing gaps and address so many of not just whether or not someone has a caseload of a state maximum or minimum, but instead that every student is getting every minute of their iep met, that every student is getting a high quality san francisco unified school district education to the best degree necessary. and we can't do that when we are in a consultant and constantly contracting out work that our bargaini