and technology to fight terrorism and organized crimes , and said that stable communication between sica member countries will lead the international development process towards multilateralism and with the decline of unilateralism in the world, it is the regional countries and regional organizations that will determine the future of the region and the world, mr. hesari praised iran's active participation in hosting the events of this organization, especially in the field of fighting terrorism and development. he pointed out the economy of iran's nights in various fields, especially science and technology , and demanded the sharing of iran's experiences in this field with sica member countries. with the relative increase in temperature, the electricity consumption has increased unprecedentedly, so that last night the country's electricity consumption needs increased from 60,000 megawatts beyond the ministry of petroleum since the beginning of june to manage the consumption of the drops has started saving bonus about the latest state of electricity consumption in the country and how to ca

keith, we've talked to jeff sica earlier about disney.taking. what's your view on disney? we have earnings this week, like it or not? >> thanks for asking that was a favorite of mine for a long time and then the company started making decisions, and they tried to anger no one but angered everybody, including me. it got off my list, but if they can start to come back, if they can start to get realigned i'm interested. ashley: interesting. so with the volatility ahead quickly, keith, difficult market to navigate. the fear of missing out is still prevalent, but there's also a little bit of a run to safety. is there not? >> there is, and that's a very important point, because if you think about run-to-safety it's not the conservative stuff. it's the big names. it's the apple and microsoft of the world. >> [opening bell ringing] >> those are attracting the money and that's where you want to be as an investor. ashley: great stuff, keith. thank you for joining us. we are off and running and they are smiling and clapping and there goes the confet

of course, everything is more difficult without john sica, that is how it is.hould not do these things more often. but apart from that, the situation is absolutely ok. manchester city's haaland has perhaps unsurprisingly been named as the player of the year. the striker has won 51 goals so far for manchester city. many have been in the premier league, breaking the record for most goals in a season. the 22—year—old scored 82% of the boat, with arsenal's mchale sachar and odi guard completing the top three. —— arsenal's saaka. it the awards makes her the first player to win the women's footballer of the year award in successive year. british number one cameron ari, got across to her great start this morning, with a victory against miller. he won in straight sets at the poorer italic oh in rome. he will now play australia's alex de minaur and will now play australia's alex de minaurand hungry�*s martin will now play australia's alex de minaur and hungry�*s martin fits a pitch in the third round on sunday. former ryder cup captain henrik stenson has resigned his me

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it goes back more than a decade as we look at sica and ebola and other public health emergencies as well as response to natural disasters, where we saw the need for greater coordination within the department of health and human services and across the entire federal government, and with state and local government and private sector entities. host: how does that relate to looking at the pandemic issue? guest: it plays any number of areas. another area we added out of cycle and 2022, we added unemployment insurance benefits. this is an area we had done a broad range of work on over many years, there was a spotlight on this program during the pandemic because there were millions of people in need of unemployment assistance. as that was happening, there were a lot of difficulties in providing administrative operations for this federal state program to provide assistance effectively and efficiently. there was also a fair amount of fraud along the way, where people who did not qualify for the benefits were receiving the benefits. so we added that to the list last year. host: i imagine some of

it goes back more than a decade as we look at sica and ebola and other public health emergencies across the entire federal, and then also with state and local governments and private sector engtgt entities. >> how does that directly relate then to looking at the pandemic issue? >> looking at the pandemic issue it plays out in a number of areas and another area out of cycle in 2022 we added to the high riskk list unemployment insurance benefits. this again, is an area that we had done a broad range of work on over many years, but that was really a spotlight on this program during the pandemic because there were millions of people inn need of unemployment assistance.ic and so as that was happening, there were a lot of difficulties and providing the administrative operations for this federal state program to provide that assistanceni effectively and efficiently unfortunately there was also a fair amount of fraud along the way where people who didn't qualify for benefits were receiving those benefits so we added that to the list last year in 2022. >> apology i imagine some of the response f

jeff sica joining us today. jeff, first question.hy do you think that walmart is going to look good and target is not going to look good? >> well, stewart, first let me say a lot of times in the previous quarters, i didn't care about retail earnings as much as i do now, because now , you have the backdrop of these earnings are the consumer and the consumer has been annihilated. moreso than in the past 40 years , so now, you have the two titans, walmart, target, and what this really is, this is not a battle against walmart and target per se. it's a battle against consumer's wants and consumers needs, and walmart is much more of a retailer geared towards meeting the necessities of consumers, so food, what people need to survive day-to-day, whereas target is much more of the discretionary spending, the electronics. the things that people don't necessarily need, so we're going to determine whether people are putting off those purchases in favor of just survival. stuart: the call is the all- important thing isn't it what walmart says on t

this one is the basic step for sica. you put your point, side, point, side.basic step. and now we're just going to move through the space. we call this el paseo. it's like taking a stroll. - right. - so when you're ready to start, you look for the primo. you salute. and let's start carrerita. there you go. quicker now. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. and now jump. say goodbye. - well, that was hot. that was hot, man. - yeah. looking good. - really good. that was good. that was nice. - so you're good? yeah, yeah, real good. that's-- - so do you want to go to the batey? - yeah, let's go to the batey. - let's go. - [chuckles] [gentle music] now you'll see all the people gathering here. and they'll-- they'll sing their heart out all night. - it already sounds incredible. - yeah, man. [all singing in spanish] ♪ - walking towards the batey, the ceremonial space, is an emotional experience. and it's easy to see how this community has kept bomba alive... [all singing in spanish] - by continuing to pass it down to future generations. [all singing in spanish] ♪ - but it's when you j

all right let's get to the floor show to ask about a lot of money in the stock market, jeff sica and dan geltrude. a potential negative and potential positive, that is earnings, 86% of the stuart: has reported earnings, 70 plus percent have beaten on revenue and expectations. which side of this are you listening to and investing around? >> well i'm looking right now what's going on in washington d.c. because that's huge. it's huge. why? because these two sides who by the way have no fiscal restraint at all, republicans and democrat s, are going to try to get together and work out a deal in my opinion, a deal does not happen until midnight before, if you know what i mean. meaning they have to get through all their political dances in order for them to ultimately get to a compromise. they have no choice. there has to be a compromise. liz: there has to be but let me just say for the republicans are trying to be fiscally responsible, jeff, and yet when you look at the bond market, it is speaking volumes. the yields are moving higher, especially on the short-term part of the yield curve,

it goes back more than a decade as we look at sica and ebola and other public health emergencies as wellonse to natural disasters, where we saw the need for greater coordination within the department of health and human services and across the entire federal government, and with state and local government and private sector entities. host: how does that relate to looking at the pandemic issue? guest: it plays any number of areas. another area we added out of cycle and 2022, we added unemployment insurance benefits. this is an area we had done a broad range of work on over many years, there was a spotlight on this program during the pandemic because there were millions of people in need of unemployment assistance. as that was happening, there were a lot of difficulties in providing administrative operations for this federal state program to provide assistance effectively and efficiently. there was also a fair amount of fraud along the way, where people who did not qualify for the benefits were receiving the benefits. so we added that to the list last year. host: i imagine some of the resp