, and even an event, well, what is a semi-encirclement, a semi-encirclement is when there is practicallyy in "drive-out, but there is more than one way there, so this is very loudly said about the semi-environment, thank you for explaining it, and i will tell our viewers right away to follow radio svoboda, the work of maryan kushnyar, directly. who has already announced the information of his reports for the future, maryan koshnir, rfe/rl correspondent, thank you very much for joining our video. meanwhile, the ukrainian general staff declares a tense situation in the kurakhiv direction . in the evening summary, 17 clashes were reported over the past day. russian troops here are trying to advance in the area of ​​the settlements of girnyk, tsukuryne, gostre and others. here on the map of the deepstate project you can see at what pace the russian advance. army in this direction, this direction, which the ukrainian general staff calls kurakhivskyi, is located south of pokrovsk and selidovo, two large cities, which are called the next targets of the russian army after the capture of ugledar.

wei, chairman and ceo of taiwan semi.y customers said the demand right now is insane, end quote. the key customer's nvidia. nvidia's ceo jensen huang, wei says the demand is real and i believe it's just the beginning of the demand end quote. bingo. there it is. asml, an equipment maker that gave you a sob story about the whole industry the other night with the inception of ai. taiwan semi is on the -- as wei said, quote, we have our real experience. we have been using ai and machine learning in our fab and r&d operations. by using ai we are able to create more value by driving greater productivity, efficiency, speed, qualities." he goes on to explain that taiwan semi's customers would say the same thing. what a contrast to the lame asml call that caused so many people to panic and once again revved up the chip obituary machine. here's how i look at this business. it's their job, their being everybody else, to get you to trade the semis. it's my job to get you to own them. but there are plenty of moments of doubt. when i r

or is it just the taiwan semi story? >> i think it's -- i think it's probably just a taiwan semi story for now. i think it highlights the u.s. government recognizes that these are really strategic assets, particularly in their applications for a.i. it just doesn't want to be caught in a situation where that technology gets out of their hands. you know, i think it's been disa disappointing. in china, their ability to be able to recreate the semiconductor market that we have, it really hasn't been possible for them. and i think that there is a lot of recognition that this is a competitive advantage, not just for companies, but really for our economy broadly speaking. so, i think the u.s. government will crack down pretty heavily on this to make sure it never happens again. >> yeah, and so, when we talk about all these kind of hot warps that we have going on in the world, this economic war that we have with china is really, you know, i think the chips are at the, you know, forefront of that. and i don't think it's going to

that is taiwan semi.o, you have this weird -- i mean, we never used to think that we would have to get up in the middle of the night for taiwan semi. we get up for nestles, which reported a terrible number. you come back and say, look, a.i. is real, and that's really the theme of taiwan semi. there's this moment right now where we're thinking, you know, cereal companies are a.i. no. but this was a verification of the big rally. >> but you don't think it's like earlier chapters this year where the entire market rested on a.i., on maga seven, on mega cap tech? >> agreed. i think that the s&p -- the equal weighted, the -- not the market weighted but the equal weighted was showing this was a rally of the 493 other stocks. now you've got this -- by the way, you have netflix, which is not mag seven, tonight, but what you -- you can make a mosaic, which just says, the rest of the market went up. russell 2000 going up. now, this side's coming back, and a lot of people have been saying to me, jim, if we lose tech,

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there's been weakness in the semi area. chipmakers has already either taken action and fled from the biggest weaknesses or in some cases they see reissues for next year's. those are mostly in pcs both of which are about to get a boost. third, while they did indeed have a clue we clearly have a lot of investors or maybe traders or maybe jokers that don't know a frito lay chip from a semi conductor chip. the stock plunged 4.5% for nvidia as part of a broader semi conductor selloff even though asml was explicit that companies like nvidia are doing fine. it did not matter. tomorrow we are convening our investing club meeting and i was trying to figure out a scenario where some of our stocks can come down so we can recommend them at better prices. it is 53% declined quarter over quarter. truly shocking. even if they are not doing well, they cannot offset the weakness in the rest of the industry. this gives me a chance to explain that they are really only as good as the end markets. everything in the data center is on fire. the h

that is taiwan semi.many of these other names are getting a nice boost. >> taiwan semi the highest level since 1997. jpmorgan in its note saying this report really underscores tsmc's position as a near monopoly in artificial intelligence accelerators. every major chip company that designs chips, they fab with tsmc, nvidia, at an all time high, amd, intel, qualcomm and the hyperscalers trying to work on their in-house a.i. chips. they all fab with taiwan semi. one negative that morgan stanley analysts point out is capex, did come in at the lower end of the range for 2024, 30 billion, the range was 30 to 32 billion. if demand is so strong, why didn't they increase capital spending? the u.s. election seen as a potential catalyst for this stock. mizuho says a trump presidency would be bad for taiwan semi. we'll have to see how that could pan out for the country. geopolitics, ceo did not directly address the threat of china, but did very much say we continue our overseas fab expansions. those three plants in a

anti—tank missile. 0ne anti—tank missile already semi—assembled.s—border attack into israel, the army said. this is, i can say, two times more or three times more than gaza in the weapons that this village contains. this, the army says, is why it's here, not for occupation. we don't want to hold these places. we want to clean them out from all the weapons and ammunition. that's what we want. after that, we are expecting that the people will come back and understand that peace is better to them and terrorists controlling on them is a bad thing. but i leave it to the diplomat to solve. this is my guys fighting on the casbah. there's been bursts of small arms fire and artillery very close by. he says his forces are fighting hezbollah 500m away, despite israeli control on the ground here, this is still very much an active combat zone. the fighting gets closer. we're told to leave fast. please, gentlemen, go faster, please. despite israel's small successes here, hezbollah has not disappeared from this fight. and israel's conflict with iran hangs over it

taiwan semi and samsung are their two biggest customers. taiwan semi gave you -- we're talking about areas that would be implicated by today's warning. you know, the fact that there was a major shortage of chips. that there was a massive build. this is a cyclical side of the chips business. ai is the secular side. there's two different things going on. this is why micron is trading where it is and why i wouldn't be buying weakness in micron. there's also a little bit of this better thy neighbor thing that's going on globally. you're not going to expert chips here and the dutch have been putting export controls on asml. just like the u.s. is the top of the list. what, guy? >> i can't say on cable television. >> i think huge, huge reaction. terrible, terrible numbers in terms of that 50% cut to consensus. no question. but you're not giving up on the semi trade. >> so on our work, which is really more quantitative, but we look at the median's pe relative to the broader market and this is across all market caps. we're not just talking about one

it's -- taiwan semi and nvidia. and you know, in other words, it's just good morning irresistible in terms -- just going to be irresistible in terms of how numbers are going up. is it safe to think that way? >> you have to be balanced. there's going to be the winners of today that will continue to be the winners of tomorrow, ie taiwan semiconductor and nvidia. but there will be a broadening out as more companies start to adopt the technology and they drive operating profit because they're more efficient. so this is going to be -- going to play out over the next five to six years in phases. there is the here and now and then the ones that will generate a lot of revenue over the next one to five years. and then there's the beneficiaries because they are adopting the technology inside of their businesses and making their businesses better and more competitive. i think it's a phased rollout, may we call it. >> sure. gabriela, when you talk about -- it's interesting to think about this and maybe if you want to map it ont

. >>> plus, taiwan semi revives the chip trade. elevance health loses elevation, and china's rally loses steam. i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight -- karen finerman, steve grasso, dan nathan, guy adami, the boys in miami today. we start off with netflix shares jumping after q-3 earnings. streaming giant beating top and bottom line estimates. the earnings webinar is under way. julia boorstin has all the details. hey, julia. >> hey, melissa. netflix beating expectations across the top line, bottom line, and also guidance. netflix adding more than 5 million new subscribers, half a million more than anticipated. on the call just now, the company tries to shift focus away from sub numbers, they are talking about the growth of engagement. there is an average of two hours per day watched per membership. and with so much attention on the company's ad business, netflix warning that it is still early days, saying that ads won't be a primary driver of revenue growth in 2025, but noting that th

a lot of investors figured it must be gain over for the semi conductor stock. it has plummeted from $872-$683 over the last two days. it was natural to assume that it must be because of weakness across the board from all of its clients. while asml is relatively unknown versus the american semi conductor companies that is made it marks -- more mysterious and inscrutable he terrifying. i give you the long introduction because the world caved in for the semis. it happened yesterday. everyone of the chip stocks including with artificial intelligence was crushed. it doesn't matter that asml said they are still getting tons of orders from those that make the chips, nobody believed any good because the guidance was horrible. you know what they say, the guidance was the guidance. the instant reaction, a plethora of stories about how to play the semiconductor bull market. it was dying. remaining falling all over each other just at the close of yesterday at the closing bell to write the definitive obituary for the group even if it is less of the group being combined with

that is about semi conductors and power infrastructure. it is about data centers providing the physical backbone to artificial intelligence. the mid layer has gotten attention where large -- large language models live, but on top of that is the applications layer. this is where we could see some of the most significant growth over the long-term, which is what are the companies embracing artificial intelligence to build revolutionary products and applications? if you look across the tech stack, there is a lot of opportunity that goes beyond just the mag seven and that is why active management can be powerful to pick and choose those opportunities. caroline: let's talk about some of the latest etsu have launched to give exposure. how broad are the names? is it all about the u.s.? jay: if you look at our artificial technology and actively managed etf, it is focused on digital infrastructure now. that is where we see the most immediate opportunity because of spending by hyper scalars. that is where flows of dollars are going today and where th

ron says 2 minutes, 3 posts, and now what killed the semi say, then this is i'll just do a live from the hall. so coming out, rainy and officials condemn, as well as the tax, as aggressive and provocative insight goals that in the mind, the damage is riley sold is still northern gauze as last functioning hospital, detaining hundreds of patients and medical install, also ahead of attorney chang in southern thailand were in search and see his rage for the past 2 decades. what is the new home piece store? the we begin with is rel, strikes on iran, which it now says complete. at least 2 people have been killed now is right. officials say the tank was in response to miss ald strikes bite to her on earlier this month. overnight these right imagery count out what it coal targeted, emphasized trying to gain smooth free targets to her on says the strikes were intercepted and nobody calls mine that damage. commercial flights have resume since 9 am local time off the being suspended briefly while it wrong struck israel earlier this month in retaliation for the assassination of a how much politi

of the championship. world today she has the actual semi-final was supposed to take place somewhere,rom oleksandr vashchuk. shakhtar donetsk will play against italian atalanta in the match of the second round of the main stage of the champions league. due to russia's invasion of ukraine, the nominal home match for the miners will take place at the feltins arena in the german gelsenkirchen. to the second. joint date with the italian teams, the miners are not in the best mood. in the opening round, marin puščič's wards could not beat bologna 0:0, although could lead in the debut with sudakov's penalty. it was not possible to rehabilitate in the championship of ukraine, where shakhtar once again lost points. personnel problems were also added. even in the first half of the confrontation with bologna, the face of the main forward danylo sikan was injured. we understand that atalanta is a very strong opponent. they won the europa league, they are probably one of the strongest teams in europe at the moment, with a very specific style, they play all over the field one-on-one, very aggressiv

taiwan semi is up 80 something percent, 82%. you have, as seema just said, geopolitical risks. to diversify to arizona, germany, japan, different areas. but above 80% of their manufacturing is in taiwan. then you have to think of this -- so asml, they talked about a negative outlook for net bookings. that's all of the semiconductor industry. for taiwan semi, where they're getting the most juice and the most momentum is the ai portion of it. so i do think that they have further to run, but they have run so far so fast that if you're look forg a little bit of a pullback in the overall market, this is probably the most susceptible for them. >> you mentioned earlier how much nvidia is up so far this year, and compared it with you much taiwan semi is up. not small amounts, 80 something percent. but how much of that difference between nvidia's gain and taiwan's gain is because taiwan is in taiwan, and taiwan is under pressure? >> yeah, well, if you look at it from a revenue base, taiwan semi's revenue, their portion of revenue they get from nvidia i think is roughly 11%. so there are

if pakistan win then the second semi—final place will be decided on net run—rate, with india also stillwest indies tomorrow will guarantee them top spot in group b and a place in the semis. a west indies win means net run rate will again come into play. expecting it to be a good game. um, looks like it's been a little bit easier conditions in dubai, so hopefully that comes to fruition for us. um, but yeah, i think we're just ready to get going. um, seal our place in the semi final hopefully and see what happens, especially with like the slow outfields. you've got to chase after every ball in the field. so you're doing that little bit extra as a whole team. um, but i think we've coped with it really well and we're going really strongly with it, so hopefully it's paid off. they've definitely got some big hitters in their squad. um, i think wejust need to stick to our basics, be ready to, uh, adapt to what we need to, especially with a new pitch. um, but i think we're confident to go and back our basic skills. football leagues across europe, and unions representing players, are lodging a f

>> taiwan semi is down very big.atic here, because the -- it doesn't report this week, so it can't speak for itself. >> it's the 21st, i believe. although, we -- last week, jim, that jpmorgan desk note looking at sk and taiwan semi and arguing it does set up nvidia for a nice print. >> i think nvidia is going to have a big number. i also thought there was much more to jensen huang's fireside chat in india. when you look at what he was talking about, it was pretty positive. but right now, it doesn't have the catalyst that the others have, but there are -- i have hpe on this week. hewlett packard enterprises. >> oh, you have antonio. >> his story is about how he works so well with nvidia. nvidia needs help to get in. so -- but anyway, right now, nvidia doesn't have a catalyst, so -- >> no, other than jensen is everywhere all the time all at once. >> he's amazing. >> he's -- is there any podcast he hasn't been on yet? >> was he on joe rogan? >> i don't know. has he not been on joe roeng? >> maybe. >> i don't know. >> th

. >> the focus of china is on mainstream semi conductor. demand for that has boomed in 2021 and 2022. as a result, the demand we had in china has boomed as well and it was the time where the demand was extremely high and asml was struggling to deliver tools to everyone. therefore, we could not deliver a large part of demand in china. backlog grew. the rest of the market softened. same in 2024. so the level of business we had was more off the reserves in 2022 and 2021 and we have always explained our quarter, 50% of business in china -- this was resulting from basically a lack before. normal business in china is around 20%, 25%. that is normal demand related to semi conductors. >> there is something artificial about the way we think about china as a purchaser of equipment like asml's in the sense that many countries around the world have been exerting export controls on the country. are those controls going to become more stringent? for example, china is not able to buy your most advanced machines. is it possible those restrictions could ext

badosa will play sixth seeded coco gauff in the semis after she beat yulia starodubtseva earlier.15 in ther world, gave her a scare, winning the first set 6—2, but the former us open champion fought back to take the next two by the same score. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. in the united states, new evidence has been unsealed in the federal election case against former president donald trump. prosecutors believe mr trump isn't immune from prosecution for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election, claiming he "resorted to crimes" in a bid to stay in power. donald trump has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. a spokesperson for his campaign told cbs news that the filing is "falsehood—ridden" and criticised its release. cbs news correspondent jarred hill, who's in new york, has the details. 165 pages here and the prosecutors are alleging that, again, trump resorted to crimes, they say, in his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election, that he focussed on his then vice president, mike pence, who, according to this documen

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semis like nvidia and broadcom, seeing nice gains.next guest says the market looks to be overbought and might not have much room for error from here. joining me, avery sheffield. welcome back. you're not as bullish as some of the others who have been on the program before you today. >> i know, i'm not. i'm not. i mean, the market is expensive. 21 1/2 times s&p. 28 times the nasdaq. up cyclicly adjusted, 35 times. it's actually almost the second highest, it's been back to thurly to late 1800s. you have put call ratios expressing extreme bullishness. this is a market where people are excited as your previous guest, who i greatly respect, demonstrate. people are excited, and when everyone is on one side, i always wonder, is this really as good -- is it really going to be able to go further from here. >> you really feel like everybody is sort of now on one side of the boat? >> it feels like it, valuations would suggest that, sentiment would suggest that, call ratios would suggest that. i feel very much like a lone more cautious investor a

as a driver of semis, and we saw that in the recent earnings reports, you know, from one foreign maker, who is light on a.i., and had difficult earnings, particularly selling into china, and another, where the a.i. story continues to be robust we do think that's the theme going forward, and again, if we're going to get a meltup, and i would remind everyone that bull markets end in one or two ways either a recession comes upon, we don't see that now, or you get the sort of the emotional meltup phase, and we haven't had that, either, and i would suggest, again, that those names, the a.i.-centric names within semis, will lead a meltup, because they've lead for two years. >> all right, julian, great to see you. >> thank you >> julian's got great insight, and i don't think what he's saying is that a 43% move in semis and a 73% move in -- year to date and a 73 year over year isn't an extraordinary move. i think what's going to happen here, forget looking out ten years, i think, you know, drawing on where a lot of the managers have not made the call that this was going to be a great year ther

if i look at some of the semi-conductor ai semi-conductor multiples for example, price to earnings adjusted for growth is now below 1. so it's one of the cheapest levels we have seen in years. so i would look there. i would also look to financials. mike, the earnings season start has been absolutely rock solid for financials. whether you think about the net income margin that they're expecting to inflect higher in 2025, whether it's loan growth, whether it's charge offs, there's so much good progress being made by financials. >> you mentioned the mag seven type trade. you know, in terms of the s&p today, nvidia, apple, microsoft, those three are good for about half of the net upside in the s&p today. so clearly, you had this period where it was more broad and now it seems some of the secular growth names are doing their part. does that make the market more fragile? you feel like we're just rotating around these themes? >> i think people are chasing pockets of opportunity. and again, you look at utilities and you had a 20% performance in q3. after that, you did a little selling. you go to wh

we have this top 15 rules of semi investing.hose rules is we call it the city slickers rule. successful semiconductor companies are generally good at one thing. if they try to stray from that, the results are mixed at best, or end up destroying shareholder israel. was com is good at has notsets, intel is a totally separate business. qualcomm has never even run a fab facility before. i can't imagine that they would do this. now, i can see them going after parts of intel certainly, but not the whole kit and caboodle, and you would have regulatory issues as well. >> so it sounds like it's a bad deal for both sides. who would it be worse for? >> great question. probably worse for intel. at the top you would have a company running intel that had never done manufacturing before, but i think it will be bad for both companies. i prefer them to stay separate. i can see qualcomm going after parts of intel, but certainly not the whole thing. >> on the question of intel, would there be a natural buyer, ow just time to break it up because of

taiwan semi offering a boost for the volatile week for chip stocks. jp ong is in singapore with more on that. jp. >> frank, in a bit of a shame that tsmc shares reacted where they saw a slight drop after the close. really buzzing on the back of the report card. revenue grew $23.5 billion. net profit beating expectations by 9%. gross margin improving to about 57.8%. they also are forecasting for the fourth quarter that revenues are going surpass what we saw this quarter actually with a range of 26 to $26.9 billion. we asked questions in the demand for chips is slowing down or whether it is overplayed. it doesn't seem to be slowing down for the world's largest contract chipmaker. look at the growth here. you will sthe clips. we saw revenues grow 11% quarter on quarter or more than 10%. that is about 51% of tsmc revenue. s smartphones growing as well. and revenue growing 30% quarter on quarter. a lot of the high-end and h high-value chips in the chip space for tsmc. they expect the revenue to carry into the last quarter. how did that influence markets ac

paula badosa is through to the semi—finals at the china open.dosa swept through the first set 6—1, zhang had been having a great run in beijing after going more than 600 days without a single win on tour, and the chinese player battled back in the second before losing it on a tie break.badosa will play either coco gauff or yulia starodubtseva in the semis. you can keep across the tennis, build up to all the football coming up later on thursday, all those uefa conference league and europa league matches coming up. some big teams playing in those as well but from me, olly foster, and the rest of the team here at the rest of the team here at the sports centre. that is all for now. welcome back to bbc news, i am sarah campbell. tens of thousands of newborn babies in england will be screened for genetic conditions as part of a study which doctors say could be life—changing for families. the nhs has begun sequencing the entire genetic code of up to 100,000 newborn babies in england. the aim is to speed up the diagnosis of more than 200 rare diseases i

the us open semi finalist beat italy's lorenzo musetti, who was just above him in the atp rankings, draper ago, jack draper was playing on the challenger circuit, rebuilding his career after injury. now he's enjoying life back in the spotlight. he gave lorenzo musetti the run—around in the first set. three breaks of serve to take it 6—2. this was 17th against 16th in the world rankings. a win for draper would take him above his italian opponent. he's everywhere, is the brit. at 4—2 down, musetti refused to give up, chasing every point, turning the match into a marathon. squaring the set. was draper flagging? but the british number one came through when it counted, his fifth break of the match turning it back in his direction. nearly wo hours on court had clearly taken their toll. but draper served his way into his first atp 500 final. magnificent for draper. and it'll be karen khachanov who stands between draper and his first atp 500 title after the russian beat the second seed, alex de minaur in the other semi final by exactly the same scoreline as draper beat musetti — 6—2, 6—4 — injust

semi-government uh funded for them and for for people like them to say, look, we've seen the satellite photos, we know the missiles got through, we know that even if the missiles didn't have p load, they have dispoving the impregnant impregnability of iron d, so what i'm trying to say is that there's been such huge sea change in the military dimension that iran has has changed uh and it's going to take time because for for decades now they've been talking about israeli military communities and the iron dome as being impregnable and now this is something that is just not the case, many people are lying about it certainly over certainly over there uh absolutely right, thank you so much, ramin, take care of yourself, that was press tv's ramin mazahiri joining us from washington dc, and with that brings us to the end of this edition of world news, we'll see you soon and bye-bye. october. the 7th marked new chapter in israel's history. they were stunned by the unexpected turn of events. now the big question is, can israel restore its shattered image after the seismic shift? left in its narr

you look at the semi conductor index. nvidia actually down today. a lot of people are watching what is happening with the spending and benefits of ai. how are you thinking about these cocktail factors here? >> there are a couple things that are going on that are industrywide and there were a couple things that are individual to the stock amd is trying to catch up and it does not look like that will be a smooth path. with the spending, we have to realize for some of these folks some of the spending is not going to be a straight path. to the extent that some companies were criticized for the overspend the last couple of quarters. i think there is a tension in that. what it demonstrates is this is not just a straight line. there is going to be movement within it. google set the bar high for everyone else. sonali: they set the bar high but they also came off kind of though weakest valuation of that magnificent seven group. when you look at some of the firms that have been more highly valued from a price-to-earnings perspective, do you think there is a h

one is kind of the semi official is not official narrative that is still taking shape and really more thing before our eyes and the other is diversions, us sentiments pointing out on the wrong and social on social media by uh you running users in that country. uh to the 1st uh, the regime has truck. i'd very hard to say that much of the sounds that residents across to everyone, particularly in the west of that province, have been hearing where the sounds of the runs layered air and missile defense architecture. likely, more air i, there was some video out there to this effect. later on. you've had the same semi official and official outlets tried to push for a calm say that actually the airport, particularly a mom who made the airport and macro bod airport, are working just fine. and there are no closures. and then lastly, a in semi official outlets such as tests name, which is believed to be affiliated with the bronze nomic revolutionary guard corps . there is talk about the right of self defense. so this is it involved in narrative from semi official, an official voice is uh, inside

will it be semi liquid, daily liquid, or do they not want liquidity? lawrence: it's really early days for all of this and a lot of people are experimenting on how to make it all work. the one thing that you have to keep in mind is that an alternative assets, generally speaking, is an illiquid investment. when you think about some of the funds that have had gates put up -- which is, by the way, a feature and not a bug of how those products are designed, they are ultimately investing in a long line of illiquid assets and people are trying to figure out how to put a hospitable wrapper around the product so that people can have the access, but you can't get away from the fact that these are still, you know, the underlying investments are very illiquid, so people have to understand that. one of the things i find quite frustrating is the description of these assets as semi liquid, because human nature being what it is, people hear what they want to hear when they hear that, they hear liquid, but generally speaking these products are illiquid with liquidity f

lost 78 kilos after defeating taekwondo athletes from chinese taipei, italy and kazakhstan in the semi-finals and lost to his opponent from croatia and won the bronze medal. in minus 73, ali akbar ebrahimi qualified for the final match by defeating his rivals from england, uzbekistan, and the republic of azerbaijan. also, in the girls' section, hana zardin's score was minus 68 with a victory over the representatives of croatia, the united states, and the netherlands and poland made it to the final match, and in minus 41 intelligent gazelles, with an advantage over opponents from the republic of azerbaijan, germany, greece, and kazakhstan , they made their way to the semi-finals and confirmed their tan. the seventh week of football in the premier league will be followed today with three matches , sepahan and persplis in the idea of ​​esteghlal's leadership after a new start. at takhti stadium in tehran, the host of the malou ardkane tent. prest polis enters this match in a situation where they lost their last match in the esteghlal league and finished in the fourth place with 11 points in the

amir's second racket, arina sabalenka, lost in the match for reaching the semi-finals of the prestigious tournament in beijing. in the 1/4 , the belarusian tennis player met with an inconvenient opponent for herself, karolina muchova. 6:7 6 2 64. hockey players and dynamo. figurative second period in our performance, and then already swings, as if they missed counterattacks, firstly, and before that we were sent off a lot, well guys, someone was marinating on the bench, yes, someone was playing, that's why such lost our game tone and because of this we started making mistakes. the tire makers continue to lead the silver division, having earned 19 points, a gap from their closest pursuer , the red army hockey players, of four points. and now all attention is on the native extra league, where serious passions are flaring up, the leader of the regular season dynamo molodechno sent six pucks into lida's goal in a home match, and the opponent scored four times, the result is 6:4 in favor of the hosts, a double for the winners by timofey kavgorenie. igor ruf's guys continue to go undefeated, a

argentina also went to the final match in the continuation of the 2024 world futsal world cup semi-final which is going on in uzbekistan. tonight, argentina defeated france in a tough competition by nearly three to two, and the opponent brazil in the match this is the third consecutive appearance of argentina in the final of the world cup in this way on sunday the 15th. and argentina will compete against each other to win the championship cup in this match, ukraine and france will compete for the third place in the ranking match . argentina and brazil played together 6 times during the futsal world cup, five victories were won by selsao and only one win was won by albi celeste, which is also related to the 202 world cup, where argentina, after passing brazil in the semi-finals , went down to the bottom of the competition. portugal lost and fell short of the championship. well, we have a chance to present you with another report, from tarmi's presence in the selected team of the champions league to mbappe's not being invited to the french national team in the sidelines. father's football

the games , khyber will face golgohar sirjan and our latest news from the world cup in the second semi-final match of the futsal world cup in uzbekistan tonight , the national team of argentina won three games and france, and the opponent brazil in the final match of this it was a competition. classification and final competitions will be held on sunday will be thank you very much. thank you for our companion with sports news. good night and god bless you . tomorrow is friday, the 13th of mehr siyim rabi al-awwal, the fourth of october. i would like to inform you that the time is midnight in the city tonight at 12:30 p.m. from that morning in tehran at 4:39 p.m. and the sunrise at 6 and 2 minutes, thank you very much for being with us in this news series, now the special conversation with my colleagues in this group, mr. khosravi, hello, we are with you, in the name of allah , the most merciful , the most merciful. good evening, national media we are at your service tonight's special news discussion. tonight we will continue to discuss issues related to the region and lebanon, but tonight we

round of the prestigious atp tournament in shanghai, the leader of the belarusian men's tennis in the semi- finals of the qualifying round in a difficult match nevertheless broke. the match lasted 2 hours and 20 minutes, belarus will play against spaniard alejandro moro cañas in the final of the qualifying round. tournament since 2009 belongs to the masters category with a prize fund of almost 9 million dollars. in the continental hockey league , three matches were held in omsk today, the local avangard, for which belarusians daniil stepanov and igor martynov play, beat. in order to reduce the time of travel, flights, it is clear that not everything here depends on us, we have already worked out all the routes, that 's why for now, for now there are no big difficulties, but we'll see how it will be when we get to that, and why did you disappear to this stadium in azerbaijan, a lot factors, we first of all considered options with logistics in order to quickly return and prepare for the games of the national championship, but we set tasks in stages. the first task was to reach the group roun

semis typically have been the leader for this market, and they've resumed that leadership. how about banks, though? the cyclicality of the banking sector, the good will from, i mean, the investor community, in other worlds, people are reasonably fired up in a more benign credit environment. how about -- are banks leadership here? can they be? >> they should be, because banks are leaning on several different metrics. when we started to see semiconductors give up that leadership status earlier in the summer, we asked ourselves, okay, who is going to pick up the slack? and financials have done a pretty good job of doing that. when you look at how many financial stocks are outperforming s&p 500, over half. that's the highest across all 11 s&p sectors. they also have some of the best momentum with the most stocks clearing their important july high resistance levels. even though valuations aren't as cheap as they used to be, though, i still think there's relative value and performance here for the financial sector. >> adam, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thanks for h

eidevall also took the club to the semi—finals of the women�*s champions league in 2023.ger sarina wiegman said she was taken aback at the decision. i�*v e i�*ve just heard it. i�*vejust heard it. to be honest, i was a little bit in shock and i did not expect it. of course, that is really sad. i think it is always sad when things happen like that del mag that. i did not expect it. i had a good working relationship with him. so it�*s —— i was a little bit flabbergasted to be honest. to the nations league and france beat belgium 2—1 on monday, despite not having star player kylian mbappe in the squad. france striker randal kolo muani scored with a penalty in the first half, before heading the winner in the second. france saw out the win despite having captain aur lien tchouam ni sent off with m minutes left. mbappe made himself unavailable for this round of games. belgium are third in the table with four points. the top two teams qualify for the quarter—finals. in the other results, italy are top of that group after their 4—1 win over israel who are bottom. in group three,

, they were down almost 4-5%, and all of a sudden we got taiwan semi, and they came to the rescue of everybody. i think this is one of those names, it makes sense to me what they do, how they do it. they're the largest in the world for all the right reasons. they can be the buoy, i think, right now for not the market itself, but certainly for the semiconductors which is a huge part of the nasdaq when we look at it. you've got nvidia and ash md and all these -- ark md and all these various names. i think it's kris call. i like taiwan semieven today. i think they're up 50% year to date -- liz: 9 is %. >> -- 91%. >> oh, my goodness. liz: stick with me, kid. [laughter] anything outside of tech here? we're looking at the two names that are holding up, the two sectors, real estate and utilities. >> right. well, and -- liz: you're like, no, liz, not interested. >> i would not be going into utilities with rates going up because, obviously, one of the things that people invest if in when they're investing is in utilities, the yield. the dividend yield from those utilities, usually quite high

in the first semi -final match of the futsal world cup, brazil defeated ukraine 3-2 and qualified for the final match. on thursday, another semi-final match will be held between france and argentina, and in the final match, which you have the tennis picture of the futsal picture, you can see that brazil managed to defeat ukraine. thank you for your companion. tomorrow is thursday, the 12th of mehr, the 29th of rabi al-awwal, the third of october. sharia midnight tonight at 23:12 azan of the morning tomorrow in tehran at 438. in the future, please be a viewer of tonight's special news talk hosted by my colleague mr. khosravi. hello, i would like to serve you in the name of allah, rahman al-rahim. we will allocate sadeq 2. well, you are a machine gun , which was carried out in the sky of the occupied territories with the support of the powerful army of the islamic republic of iran and the ministry of defense and support of the armed forces. millions of zionists spent last night in shelters , and the irgc fired about 200 long-range rockets at the occupied palestinian territories last nig

products are created, then semi-friendship dough finally, biscuits design, the last to be studied arestries, desserts and cakes. at the end of the training, the guys will have to defend their diploma, a cake or dessert project with... pressure in front of the commission. by the way, there is a wonderful custom in college, after all the tests or independent work, all the masterpieces can be eaten. sorry, the correct word here is to taste. to enroll as a pastry chef, you will only need an average score, on the basis of which the applicant will be accepted into the general competition, and he will be able to compete for this literally sweet place. they are kinder in each night and on their own they hate it tonight in their craft and to keep their spirits up , even if it is a gang of friends who are fighting for their lives, even if it is a mountain, and the food gives us hope, belarus once again we wish you a good day, a good morning, actually, in order to look positively at the coming day, we need to find out what temperature indicators await us, a small spoiler, they will be good, and

today for the exit to another russian, mira andreeva, will compete in the semi-finals.iil medvedev also finished his performance in the capital of china; the fourth number in the world rankings lost in the semi-finals to the spaniard carlos al-qaras. the first set ended with a score of 5:7, the second - 3:6. during the second set, medvedev twice called the physiotherapist to the chord due to discomfort in his left hip. in the final of the tournament in beijing , al-qaras will play the world's number one racket , the italian yannick si. these were the most notable news from the sports world at this minute. russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia , russia, russia, russia, russia , russia, russia, russia, russia, russia 24. i'm not lucky in life, ay, not a soldier, he's a mummer, impudent, just like me, i have a bad feeling, and although my mother is free, in a tinderbox place, she's not simple, magical, i had to again. spend a spell from a book, fairy tales, i need to go to the palace, soldier, how to light a spark in the heart, but also lig

a win for england woman against west indies would guarentee them a place in the semi—finals of the t20windies won the toss and elected to bowl. they are currently 38 for three _ losing the wicket of danni wyett—hodge for 16 and alice capsey for just i. if england win, they'll face new zealand in the final. if they lose, then they, west indies and south africa will all finish on six points and run—rate will determine who gets to the semi—finals. after a nervy start, pakistan have played well on the first day of the second test against england, using the same pitch as the first test in multan, which england won. at one point pakistan werejust 19 for 2. jack leach got the first two wickets for england, but that hasn't deterred pakistan as debutant kamran ghulam passed his century. at stumps pakistan are 259 for 5. the second t20 international between sri lanka and the west indies is underway in dambulla. the first match finished less than 48 hours ago — west indies won that by 5 wickets. sri lanka won the toss and decided to bat. they are 109 for two, losing the wickets of kusal mendis an

from advanced robotaxis, to larger semi autonomous semis. >> the game for autonomy is in china.lon musk is. rolling out his own there reporter: tesla along with baidu plan to make full self-driving available in china by as early as next year, pending revelatory approval, after getting an in principle ok from beijing in april. >> this unlocks a golden opportunity. reporter: at least nine domestic chinese automakers plus giant phone makers have a head start locally through real-world traffic pilot zones in multiple cities across china, seeking a leg up in so-called ground truth data. >> it gives them the advantage because of the scale. the scale is on compared to anywhere else in the world. as tesla leans on that with the baidu cooperation, that will slowly be weaned away across time. tesla will at some point not only become competitive but may become a market leader. >> i think tesla's full self-driving is great. i like it, too. but full self-driving breakthrough only took place in the last 12 months. i think tesla's fsd can both perform well in the global market. >> tesla is ind

to play in sunday's final against south africa, who stunned defending champions australia in their seminally ready to bid farewell to tennis at the davis cup in malaga. the 22—time grand slam champion announced last week he will retire from the sport at the tournament next month... when he will represent spain. however he did stress that he will only compete in the singles if he feels he is physically capable of winning. new zealand are one win away from retaining the america's cup with victory over britannia in both of friday's races. after the british team won both of wednesday's races to start a comeback... the defending champions responded with two big wins on choppy waters off the coast of barcelona. they have a 6—2 lead... with their first opportunity to clinch the america's cup coming on saturday. and that's all the sport for now. before we move on. that is italy's prime minister who is giving a press conference alongside lebanon's prime minister. she is the first major european lady to go to live and on since the conflict started. just in the last few minutes she said that, i re

today , another russian, mira andreeva, will fight for a place in the semi-finals.il medvedev, the fourth number in the world ranking, finished his performance in the capital of china, losing to a spaniard in the semi-finals. the eac space was discussed in yerevan. how are things going with integration in more details, alena logvinova. the eu economy is actively growing despite the global recession. in the first 6 months of the year, the gdp of the union countries increased by 4.5%. this was announced by prime minister mikhail mishustin at a meeting of the eurasian intergovernmental council in an expanded format. such results were achieved thanks to intra-union growth factors, high investment activity and consumer demand. as a result, from january to june, industrial production increased by 4.8%, agricultural output by 3.5%, and the volume of completed construction work by four, and retail trade turnover by almost 8.5%. in the first half of this year, mutual trade in the five countries grew by 5.7%. russia is among the top three countries in the development of artif

meanwhile, australia are into the semi—finals after a thrilling nine run win over india. the final over, and now face a nervous wait to see if they will make the final four. it's going to take an impressive comeback from sir ben ainslie if great britain are to win sailing's america's cup, after team new zealand moved 3—0 ahead in the first to seven contest. there was drama before the third race started though. the two boats very nearly collided. great britain got a 75 metre penalty. new zealand always held the advantage after that, and finished with a lead of nearly 700 metres. ineos britannia crossed the line 52 seconds later. but after the wind dropped, race four was abandoned. it may give ainslie�*s team a chance to reset, and they'll come back this afternoon for a single race in barcelona. there was a huge shock at the world grand prix with belgium's mike de decker beating the world champion luke humphries to claim his first major title. he was 4—1 up before humphries levelled but de decker held his nerve, taking out 55 here to win by six sets to four in leicester. it