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and they, too, were relatively short biographies. i can still remember teaching with many of those biographies from that series, especially one of john winthrop done by edmund morgan. so your most recent book is entitled frederick douglass, prophet of freedom, 600 plus pages, correct? it's almost 800. actually, almost 800. i shortchanged you. sorry. that's quite all right. that's quite all right. so, will this series be looking at people as notable and well-known as a frederick douglass? yes. we haven't signed a book on douglass yet, although i wouldn't rule that out. we probably will down the road. but yes, you're going to find a book soon. but about james baldwin, many black writers are going to be in this series. it's going to be a book. and desmond tutu, the third book in the series, which will come out next summer, this coming summer is on john lewis, the great civil rights leader and congressman. there will be books on anna. julia cooper, all the martial and others. so, yes, there will be books here on the famous i think we're

she exploded, she a little bit, in short, pakimala and then went on. okay, let's keep the noise on the line. fuck yes, i don’t know which ones to drive damn if their mines don’t drive. there is no further dill to them, when they go there, it's still good, they help. inner let's brazenly stand jackal at all nifiga are not shy, in short, do not care every day we cover with a nightmare. and one figs climb out, in short, they are not shy about doing something. now let's cover them now with a machine gun let's work fire we shot through the fog, and now they are answering. they see our movements from there. well distance allows us to buy safety. here the landing begins. here , between houses, i’m doing it in the distance. here is the beginning of this landing. the germans are already there. so they are now watching along the path. fourteenth year in the east in a factory in mariupol i myself from mariupol we have already gathered a group like this. together we have identified our senior everywhere, and he found out that there is a commander in donetsk. good,

george for the best short film competition silver st.umentary film competition silver st. george for the best film competition competition silver st. george for the best performance of a female role silver st. george for the best performance of a male role special jury prize silver st. george silver st. george for the best director's work golden st. george for the best film special prize for conquering the heights of acting and loyalty to the principles of the stanislavsky school i believe konstantin stanislavsky festival prizes are made by a jewelry company 10 festival prizes 15 and retrospective programs collected from all over the world for all audiences about 200 films for children and now let's move on to the competition programs of the forty-fifth moscow international film festival. these are four programs, and so everything is in order, the competition of short films. twins cuba everything china uruguay a hole story in nine scenes russia is not my home argentina gentle rumble of spring canada monkey night, france honey island, chi

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we do you see the trend continuing in the short term?— in the short term?e think china has diversified - in the short term? we think china has diversified a - in the short term? we think china has diversified a lot . in the short term? we think| china has diversified a lot of it supplies and of contract and probably playing also between pipeline and lng and right now, we see that the appetite is not strong enough to justify the country to take all its imports and we see that continuing for at least the next quarter, yes. that's the outlook for the lng market around the world. for now, that's it from us, thank you for watching. keen for a bit of freedom and a beautiful day for it. time for licorice, turmeric, and sage to return to the wild after months of being nursed back to health. first off the block is turmeric. having one eye certainly isn't stopping her. it's licorice, though, who's been causing bit of a stir. so she is a black seal — she's what we call a melanistic seal. they are very rare. i've actually only seen one while i've worked at the seal san

this is its reciprocal this is a restaurant stock to be short. >> oh to be short. it's hard to hide a pizza box, brian. what do you think, though, of the trade? >> yeah, i think, you know, for two reasons. obviously domino's looks like it has some, you know, decline, topping out process in the charts that carter laid out, and so this is why i think if you're playing sort of -- we talked about a long short trade here. i think long on mcdonald's call spread, right, against sort of a domino's, maybe you want to put on a put spread against that, would be sort of an interesting trade. net-net, you really have a neutral position on it, but i'm sort of playing two areas where maybe one is overextended, the other is not, and i'm only risking the value of those spreads, so that's a great way to play options when i'm making long/short bets in the marketplace. >> quick, mike >> pizza is topping? is that what we're talking about here i'll say one quick thing about domino's they have grown their earnings four times over the last ten years, so double the growth rate of mcdonald'

i short, without the typical trimmings.— short, without the typical trimmings. short, without the typicalings. i think we'll be talking about what the best way is - trimmings. i think we'll be talking about what the best way is to i trimmings. i think we'll be talking about what the best way is to get| about what the best way is to get power—sharing back up and running. and i_ power—sharing back up and running. and i think— power—sharing back up and running. and i think will agree that the best way is _ and i think will agree that the best way is not — and i think will agree that the best way is not to shout at the dup, because — way is not to shout at the dup, because although many people would say, they— because although many people would say, they were the only major party here to _ say, they were the only major party here to support brexit, and now they don't _ here to support brexit, and now they don't like _ here to support brexit, and now they don't like that consequence are corrected. _ don't like that consequence are corrected, which they feel has made this part _ corrected, whic

we are so short staffed how does it work because cant imagine if it is short depending on the reports, double digits and there is a financial short-fall, assume the budgeting is designed for full staff, supposedly or is it not and can we get caught in a thing where we are stort-staff the budget is based on that and we have a financial short-fall, we could potentially lose more people? >> that's a great question thank you for that. so, budgeting is based on-it really is a complicated situation because we have positions that are operating positions and our budget assumes those positions are filled. we also have what are called temp salraries and those positions are not permanent civil service positions so there is a little bit more flexibility in terms of those salaries. we are moving full steam ahead as you will hear from our hr team in filling the critical positions that we need to fill, so we are not slowing down on filling those key positions and i do want to emphasize the mayor told us if you have critical vacancies you should fill them. so, we are looking for other places that we

what - short statement. it is a breaking and developing story. what we | short statement.eveloping story. what we do know is that police say peter murrell has been arrested in connection with an ongoing police investigation into the funding and finances of the snp. this investigation was launched after complaints about the snp�*s handling of around £600,000 worth of donations that had been raised by the party, ostensibly to campaign and hold a second independence referendum. it is alleged that their money instead was used to help with that party plasma day—to—day running and in amongst that discussion, a £100,000 donation that peter murrell made to the party out of his own cash. there are questions about that. that is about as much as we can say about the investigation because we have no further information from the police. we do know he's been taken into custody, he's been questioned by detectives. officers are also carrying out searches at a number of other addresses as part of the investigation and a report will go to the crown office and procurator fiscal service. to t

technique here, i would use this to be long that put spread and be short retailers while owning other parts, other sectors we have had consumer discretionary under way. i kind of like this play. >> do you like these plays i know you pointed out xrt or do you go name specific >> how about home depot? down almost 8% on the year you've got got these -- >> housing is in a weak spot. >> exactly, but housing stocks have been strong you've got curious nonparticipants that can't be brushed off as don't matter. >> final word to you, mike, to button up the conversation. >> i think the really important thing here is that we need to recognize that, you know, the sharp increase in rates, the sharp increase in prices -- the combination of these two things ends up having a profound impact on consumers' ability to spend if you don't think that's going to be reflected in retail results upcoming, i think you're for a painful surprise this is not an expensive way to hedge your educatixposure. >> people have been saying that a long time since the fed started raising rates -- >> and boy, don't you wish --

so that is all in the short term, what l all in the short term, what about in the long—term, keeping keeping people in the company?- people in the company? that is where our _ people in the company? that is where our development - where our development programmes come in and rather than spending a lot of money on entry—level, we will train teams up so that we have got the tools to develop a career in our industry.— in our industry. for maria's hotel group _ in our industry. for maria's hotel group that _ in our industry. for maria's hotel group that focuses i in our industry. for maria's - hotel group that focuses paying off. it hotel group that focuses paying off. . , �* hotel group that focuses paying off. ., , �* , ., off. it wasn't my initial career _ off. it wasn't my initial career choice, - off. it wasn't my initial career choice, i - off. it wasn't my initial| career choice, i wanted off. it wasn't my initial. career choice, i wanted to off. it wasn't my initial- career choice, i wanted to be in information and technology and i moved into catering. and i'm glad i did, because

everybody is short. you are short the equity market. alix: yes. i thought you were going to bring the guest in. guy: i am rusty. i had a week off. liz, the discretionary funds are short the bond market. i am assuming the pain train is the other way? >> it is complicated. you said the hedge funds are leaning hard, record shorts. you've got asset managers the keep buying. they keep thinking it's a good coupon. there is a lot of pain to be had all around. those are going to be clipped again it. on the other site it, you've got a bunch of long. there is a lot of pain on a lot of different angles. how does that go to the equity market? we have a lot of pessimism going in. it is not that hard to beat. you don't see a lot of acted in the equity market. >> the pain trade is higher in the equity market. everyone is short. if everyone is short, if we have 40% of earnings coming out this week, massive numbers of companies are reporting, if they report better than expected in general, even though equities are priced very high, the price earnings ratio is high

it has increased restrictions on short arrow -- short barrel rifle. the words they use, congress' words, not mine, the short barrel were unusually dangerous. we have seen the mass shooting in dayton, the boulder, colorado, q nightclub. i don't know about the length of the firearm. in the picture it appears there was a stabilizing brace on one of the weapons used in tennessee last week. it is up to atf to implement that law. all the rule says is that if you take, you have a short barrel rifle but you are not buying it as a short barrel, you're buying it into pieces, sticking the back of the brace on to be shouldered like a short-barreled rifle, that you have to obey the same rules as people who sell the short barrel rifle or by the short-barreled rifle when it is in one piece. everybody plays by the same statutory rules. in statute. that is what this says. we waved at the tax because some people said it has been confusing in the past. about whether this was covered or not by the national firearms act. the atf has said some things. this is under litigat

short—term, i think it is hard _ long—term. short—term, i think it is hard to— long—term.d to raise _ several weeks or months he has used to raise lots _ several weeks or months he has used to raise lots of money that will give _ to raise lots of money that will give him — to raise lots of money that will give him a _ to raise lots of money that will give him a big campaign war chest going _ give him a big campaign war chest going into — give him a big campaign war chest going into. he give him a big campaign war chest auoin into. , ., ., , give him a big campaign war chest auoin into. , . ., , going into. he is already boasted that in a short _ going into. he is already boasted that in a short space _ going into. he is already boasted that in a short space of— going into. he is already boasted that in a short space of time i going into. he is already boasted j that in a short space of time they have managed to raise something like 5- $7 have managed to raise something like 5— $7 million. have managed to raise something like 5- $7 million-— 5- $7 million. donald trump brag

she exploded, she a little bit, in short, pakimala and then went on. okay, what's in touch, if anything, come on. i don't know what the hell. students in the inner let's brazenly stands jackal in general, they are not shy at all, in short, do not care every day nightmares cover. and one figs climb out, in short, they are not shy about doing something. now let's cover them now with a machine gun let's work there are fires, we shot through the fog, and now they are answering. they see our movements from there. well, the distance allows us to walk safely. now there is no more. here the landing begins. here are the things in the distance between the houses. here is the beginning of this landing. there, the germans are already sitting throwing along the path. the fourteenth year in the east from that moment i started working, in general , in the plant in mariupol, i myself look at the fields, we have the group has already gathered. together we have identified our senior everywhere, and he found out that there is a commander in donetsk. good, too, ideologica

you _ short term. just remind our audiences. you were - short term. just remind our audiences. were there | short term. just remind our. audiences. you were there and short term. just remind our- audiences. you were there and you cite all, as you said you sat down and broke bread and your role is critical at a time where gross human rights violations were being committed in darfurand rights violations were being committed in darfur and other parts of sedan. there were attempts by the un, led by you, to bring about some kind of resolution. just remind our audiences how bad the situation was. it was as the international criminal court to find it an act of genocide. they indicted the president and his courtroom including this man and the first time that happened to a head of state. there are roughly about 200 million or 300 million people displaced. a minimum of 300,000 people killed and many people are still displaced and a cause of the worlds first genocide of this millennium and also the most successful one because the ethnic cleansing has meant that new groups of people i've i

the short answer is yes. - beneficiaries of that? the short answer is yes.answer is yes. this certainly is, notjust with apple but also the industry, increasingly a trend and desire to diversify outside of china. i think it's pretty obvious why. why have all your eggs in one basket, diversify the risk, the political headwinds, and even for practical purposes, with what we saw in the pandemic and the changes around that, so there is that moment of happening. india is one of the beneficiaries, it's not the only one. vietnam is another one that comes up quite a bit for discussion including, and there are a few others in latin america that have come up, but the indian government has what they call production linked incentive plan. they are trying to motivate more manufacturing locally through tax breaks and those sorts of things so we've already seen a good part of phones being assembled in india including apple, but like i said, notebooks is a bit harder because you got to get the entire industry, the component ecosystem to move whether to sell a lot of that is

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generally soulless, in short.rse, unusual people every day to monotonously stick their heads in peklo and stay there for the allotted time and then go out from there and exit from there. it's like a little military operation. time is considered there. there are some techniques to die. you also need to go in, in order not to die to the place of death , you must still be alive. but in short, here's the deal. if we hear the drone of the copter. immediately to some house well, in principle, the weather, i think, is unlikely to allow, but you never know that the adversary is unpredictable, and may fly. or maybe something is coming. mine in a controlled version not so long ago , the enemy, uh, hit our positions. well, i hit the cable. here is what needs to be replaced. there is here , such a mine is worth an average trechek and an active mine, our work is over, now we carefully leave so as not to touch the wires. from the end of 15 to 22, we got tired of feeling like we were on a training ground. we are a training groun

oil's down don't short this thing there's three firms that are recommending short they're shorting caterpillaron't know what it is versus industrial, but it's 12, 13 times, something like that. >> exactly right and they're spewing catch. umpleby has been right these shorts are saying it's going to be like 2018. think about 2024 listen to what the secretary of commerce says about how much money is going into infra, and then short it at your own peril. these geniuses who are telling people to short it at these firms, i hope they all -- well, let me just say, they're going to be very wrong >> meantime -- >> i'm trying to be diplomatic >> it's been a busy day for data employment costs up 5.1 year on year let's get to rick santelli for chicago pmi. >> chicago pmi has a surprise. it's 48.6. now, the fly in the ointment, of course, is it has been over 50 since august of last year. it's in contraction mode, but 48.6 happens to be the best level since the 51.9 in august of last year and we can see that interest rates really haven't moved a whole lot. as a matter of fact, as this number came out, we've

rains cloudy with clearings of the courtyard, short-hour rainfall staggers.utin's business, where is a dozen crossovers in berlin from +5 to plus 15 c. cloudy near warsaw six fifteen degrees of heat , no rainfall is predicted for kiwi nine fourteen with a plus sign, showers near vilnius from xiaomi to 15 ° heat. great shower jumping tents two eleven degrees with a plus sign for safety utaline, two to seven degrees of heat. fall is not predicted near st. petersburg plus one plus fourteen few in cloudy near moscow plus seven plus fourteen degrees without a trace of corsovik in the yard it will be formed in belarus. atmospheric fronts and our iranian and the fog staggers zen jazz, in special areas of mashima volnnitsa, wind temperature is minimal at night, plus one plus seven, maximum in the afternoon, 11 17 with a plus sign, wind temperature in regional centers is more menacing, pyramidal in makshima clouds, short-hour rain, wind temperature we have a spike of +7 + 9 in the afternoon up to 16° above zero. at brest, variable to cloudy without a trace, the wind t

technique here i would use the put spread to be long the put spread and short retailers while owninger parts of the market. we've had consumer discretionary under weight relative to the rest of the market i like this play. >> do you like these plays i know you pointed out xrt, or name specific? >> i think either one is fine. talk about home depot. down 8% for the year you've just got these -- >> housing has been a weak spot. >> housing stocks have been strong you've got curious nonparticipants that are just -- can't be brushed off as don't matter. >> final word to you, mike, to button up the conversation. >> the really important thing here is that we need to recognize the sharp increase in rates, the sharp increase in prices, the combination of these two things ends up having a profound impact on consumers' ability to spend if you don't think that's going to be reflected in retail results, upcoming, i think you're in for a painful surprise and so this is not an expensive way to hedge your exposure if you have it and not an expensive way to lean against the group. >> the only thing i'

in short, i mean that here after that i try not to wear a tie.e me, please, yes thank you, thank you very much this is incredible. an adventure in my life and my mother, you are gone, she probably looks from heaven and thinks, that's not in vain. she then approached stanley kramer. are you going to leave the whole prize, or what ? are you going to leave without ghosts came, talked and left, or what? come here. karen is a terrific son of his parents wonderful people are the first and maybe the most important and the second arena. lived long enough . but it doesn’t have to, like many of ours i recall to my colleagues about some picture, looking down quietly to say, well, such was the time, he is responsible for each picture with his life, and that's wonderful. let's close the festival, wait. give me your prize for a second. yes, that's where you take away the attention of everyone. congratulations again. all the participants of all those who received awards at the forty-fifth international moscow film festival and all the awards found their heroes

yeah, that's a great short setup. why don't i just short some apple? all right.omorrow we're going to have earnings, that's going to be a bummer we've already been told they're going to be down 5 to 7% who knows that i studied like 500 companies my life is completely miserable. i have a terrible situation. i don't think a bull could script this moment better because bull markets thrive on low expectations i finally -- you know what i did? i'm going to tell you. the banks we'll hear from tomorrow, they will be pathetic but even one of them, if one offers a coherent view of who could possibly make money and doesn't need to say the world is coming to an end, by saturday that bank stock will be embraced too. all day i heard analysts talking about selling some months, going some other place sell in may, go to new zealand what is that about have you ever really come out of a bear market tightening cycle where the fed's done have you ever? i want to ask him, do you remember what it was like trying to get back into the market after that second week of october in 1998? th

we'll mark the commission calendar for a short update and interim director short i meant to ask on consent calendar, same request for minnesota street scape improvement, short update a year from now on budget schedule and scope for the commission. thank you. >> okay. >> this has a very long duration. the duration of the contract. because the pv and sometimes the hvac equipment as well as very long leave. probably in a year we'll just be at the point where we will not have made the a lot of progress, but we will have procured all the equipment. >> that is fine, even if that is what the update is just to make sure if that is the expectation- (indiscernible) >> i love to- >> that would be great. thank you so much. >> sure. >> alright. no further comment or discussion, all in favor of approving the contract for the library work please say yes or aye. >> aye. >> i believe unanimous. the motion passes. secretary fuller will public the resolution related to this item on the commission website. it is 1054, i like to take a quick break of 6 minutes and resume at 11 o'clock. thank [meeting reconvene

but in short, here's the deal. hear the drone of the copter. immediately to some house, well, in principle, the weather, i think, is unlikely to allow, but you never know that the adversary is unpredictable, he can fly in. or maybe something fly fog. i have positions. a mine in a controlled version not so long ago the enemy hit our positions. well, i hit the cable. here is what needs to be replaced. there is such a mine here , it’s worth substituting a trifle and mine-active property. on this, our work is over , now we carefully leave so as not to touch the wires. from the end of 15 to 22, we got tired of feeling like we were on a training ground. we are a training ground, the enemy learns to shoot there, in our case we play with the enemy, who will deceive whom with toys? you begin to appreciate your life lived. you feel alive with this full-bodied breath, but sometimes you think like that. oh, you need it. well yes. hello gentlemen, i'm sorry that this happened, but how to wipe the ags in the morning. to the poin

england short form captainjos match. england short form captain jos butler match. to a quickfire 52, teasing a victory target of 176. in the 200th capt match, he almost saw his side home but they fell just he almost saw his side home but they felljust short he almost saw his side home but they fell just short as the royals moved to the top of the standings but the two pickings are in fifth. isl standings but the two pickings are in fifth-— are in fifth. 14 runs left, i thought _ are in fifth. 14 runs left, i thought we _ are in fifth. 14 runs left, i thought we were - are in fifth. 14 runs left, i thought we were going i are in fifth. 14 runs left, i j thought we were going to are in fifth. 14 runs left, i - thought we were going to hold out, but if you go for 20 runs on one side is shorter, it is going to be a stiff challenge because i thought they were playing sampler and style, and he said he wanted to be there in 2020 for the last two, and that's my assessment that got them there, and these things do happen, it has been a great week it. fit. happen, it has been

the short answer is es beneficiaries? the short answer is yes not _ beneficiaries?hort answer is yes not just with _ beneficiaries? the short answer is yes not just with apple - beneficiaries? the short answer is yes not just with apple but i is yes not just with apple but with— is yes not just with apple but with most of the industry, and increasingly there is a trend and — increasingly there is a trend and desire to diversify outside of china _ and desire to diversify outside of china i_ and desire to diversify outside of china. i think that is obvious— of china. i think that is obvious why. why have all of your— obvious why. why have all of your eggs in one basket? given the political headwinds and even — the political headwinds and even for practical purposes, we have _ even for practical purposes, we have already seen in the pen to make _ have already seen in the pen to make and — have already seen in the pen to make and changes around that. so there — make and changes around that. so there is— make and changes around that. so there is that moment of happening.

in fact, i have exactly the short program of last year, that is, the olympic program is short on thesee anyone completely, knowing only, uh, history. i tell it , add some of my emotions to my movements. and it is precisely this short program that i don’t want to single out, because skating it is a great pleasure. and i will do it an infinite number of times and i think that she will never get tired of me. here is the unloved program. maybe which one is the hardest for you dala well, probably the hardest. this season's program was a short interstellar. i'm just in love with music, beautiful music, but, probably, it was i who did not grow together inside some kind of understanding, and just for myself. i couldn’t guess it, since i could have done it, in general, you are the skater who broke the stereotypes a little this season, because it is recognized to think that the olympics were over and all the girls finished. uh-huh stayed left to fight, left to ride. and by that you inspire, by the way, other guys, for example, dima aliev said about you, it motivates me how she keeps the status

all the rule says is that if you take, you have a short barrel rifle but you are not buying it as a short barrel, you're buying it into pieces, sticking the back of the brace on to be shouldered like a short-barreled rifle, that you have to obey the same rules as people who sell the short barrel rifle or by the short-barreled rifle when it is in one piece. everybody plays by the same statutory rules. in statute. that is what this says. we waved at the tax because some people said it has been confusing in the past. about whether this was covered or not by the national firearms act. the atf has said some things. this is under litigation so i am limited what i can say. but we are doing our best to implement the laws as congress has passed them. leigh ann: director, why is there so much gun violence in this country? steve: first of all, let me just start by repeating the premise this question. there is a lot of gun violence in this country. one of the things i get nervous about, actually i am scared of, somehow people have come to accept this level of gun violence in the united states of amer

we have another large short on s&p futures, the largest in 12 years.es the negative sentiment just meme stocks will keep going up? maurice: there are some mysteries currently in the market and i think the first one is that despite all the uncertainties we have and we did not even talk about the war and everything. volatility is a bit of a mystery. in friendly the rally in u.s. stocks surprised us. however, we are in the same directions as hedge funds because we are clearly on the way to -- stocks. u.s. stocks in particular are pricing in a perfect scenario of soft landing and rate -- and down the road which may not happen. emerging market stocks is another story, we are overweight there and neutral on equities. dani: i like this because you are bucking the trend with the hedge funds when it comes to treasuries but maybe following along on equities. you are truly your own man. we are about to get more data from the u.s., yesterday we got -- not yesterday, last week we got data from europe and the u.s. when it comes to pmi and services become really stro

it is impossible to make it work in the short _ task?e it work in the short term, - task? it is impossible to make it work in the short term, because| task? it is impossible to make it - work in the short term, because you have so many young players who are just learning a, the game, but b, english football. some of them have done very well, some of them have struggled a bit. you need to give these people time to age into a unit and grew up a little bit and understand the game. it is a hard job to get this to work quickly. and then, your other question, who? that is the big one. you are going to get a gun for hire, one of the big names. you could go for ajulian nagelsmann, there is a variety of managers you go for, or are you going to get someone who will try and build them up as a young group of players the way that graham potter would do? then you start looking a bit further afield, and left—field ideas. i suspect they have had the left—field idea, and they will go for the biggest name they will go for the biggest name they can possibl

they are called natural short sleepers. the condition is pretty rare, but it does so that the amount of sleep can eat is actually highly individual. so how can you figure out how much sleep you personally neat? that's actually a pretty easy method that involves the tent. but before we get there, let's have a look at why sleep is so important. first of all, sleep is essential for health. that's because it's like your nightly repair service . if you don't get enough of it on a regular basis, you're more likely to get ill. a lack of sleep can affect your immune system, not getting enough sleep can put you in a bad mood and make it more difficult to deal with stress. you might fear worn out like motivation and find it hard to focus on things. can you relate? then let's take a closer look at what defines our individual need for sleep. to some extent, it depends on your age. infants need on average between 14 and 17 hours sleep every day, but some newborn sleep up to 19 hours daily. the older we get the leslie we need by around t

you would be short dollar-yen, short aussie yen. and look for the into be a safe haven.anything with the yield curve control. a great, technical take. paul, appreciate it. we will talk more about the fundamental shift, equities, bonds, who is winning? who has it right? elyse ausenbaugh will be joining me next. this is bloomberg. ♪ everything's changing so quickly. before the xfinity 10g network, we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? when i was your age, we couldn't stream a movie when the power went out. you're only a year older than me. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. the future starts now. >> from the financial centers of the world, this is bloomberg markets with alix steel and guy johnson. ♪ alix: welcome to bloomberg markets. guy johnson is off today. let's check on u.s. market. european on markets, u.s. bond markets are close. most sectors are in the red. the good parts of the s&p, stocks holding up

always short the autos?he autos. anything car-related gets killed, right? including repairs? how about snap-on, which makes tools for maintenance shops? the biggest gainer in the whole s&p 500 today, up nearly 8%. has the world gone insane? no, zmapon's just a well-run company and the company's in better shape what else? oh, this is another group you've got to sell. the semiconductor capital equipment group because -- billions of dollars when you put them all together. it's incredibly cyclical when the economy's in bad shape their orders always fall off always but today lam research was the second biggest gainer in the s&p 500. why? because last night taiwan semiconductor one of the world's largest chip makers called a bottom to the semis, which has been crushed by an industrywide glut huge call. took up the whole semiconductor capital equipment including kla, which has been reporting great numbers the whole time and i could go -- let's go to this >> all aboard. >> aren't they supposed to be awful in a reces

russia had 'ust a short statement.�* a short statement.vin _ a short statement. i was able to meet kevin yesterday _ a short statement. i was able to meet kevin yesterday at - a short statement. i was able to meet kevin yesterday at the - a short statement. i was able to - meet kevin yesterday at the prison. it was the first time we were granted consular access since his wrongful detention more than two weeks ago. i can report that he is in good health and remains strong despite his circumstances. we will continue to provide all available support to evan and his family and we expect russian authorities to provide continuing consular access to evan. the charges against evan are baseless and we call on the russian federation to immediately release him. we also call for the immediate release of paul whelan. paul has been held more than four years in russia. both men deserved to go home to the families now. m50 to go home to the families now. also outside a courthouse for us is our russia editor, steve rosenberg. evan gershkovich was brought t

i thought it was quite a short speech _ like? i thought it was quite a short speech by _ like?e? i thought it was quite a i short speech by donald trump's standards and it was obviously sort of split screen with the court appearance today so he was back to his regular platform with his regular crowd and i think he seemed heartened ljy and i think he seemed heartened by their chairs and their claps but he also seemed pretty intense and angry still throughout the speech and he did talk about of course the investigation saying several times that it was aimed at interfering in the 2024 election and lashing out at the district attorney who brought about like some of your guests have been saying he didn't actually talk about it very much. he talked about other cases, he talked at some length about the case involving the classified documents that he brought from the white house here to mar—a—lago and got some good booing from the crowd about that. and he talked about the georgia case which is an investigation about whether he tried to overturned the election in that state so it's seem