[laughter] simon -- simon: that's a place that ireland is used to being in. the parent of europe. simon coveney, the minister for enterprise trade and employment. we're going to be speaking with the uae's artificial intelligence and digital economy omar sultan al olama about the country's a.i. drive. but first coming up, could there be a common currency for africa? we're going to discuss that out of get away africa forum in morocco next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this cost of constraint to trade in africa. so we don't have a common currency yet. there is an objective to get a currency. but in the meantime, we have introduced a tool that is a step in that direction. and that is payments for trade in a single based on a single platform for trade in africa. dani: that was secretary general of the african continental free trade area that discussion on bringing a common currency for african nations has been a key talking point at the bloomberg new economy get away africa forum. let's go to jen. get more into this proposal. how likely is it? jen: yeah, i mean, dani,

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thank you, simon. one of— and dark to see right now. thank you, simon.r the first time in a very long time the party is ahead of the snp after all its trauma and embarrassment. and tomorrow keir starmer will be there to announce more detail on the party's uk—wide plan for greenjobs and getting to net zero. but, remember, labour hasjust slowed down some of its spending plans for that transition, so does it really stack up? anas sarwar is the party's leader in scotland and he's with us from glasgow. tomorrow the party 5 announcing plans to give members of the public discounts if they sign up to having clean energy projects like wind turbines or solar panels in their community. how would that work? look, we want to use the strength of the uk treasury to legitimately deliver a green revolution in our country. and our plans are rooted in four key principles. the first is more jobs, four key principles. the first is morejobs, not lessjobs. 2nd, more bills, not higher bills. 3rd, greater energy security and less reliance on imports from despotic regimes like ru

simon it has been very difficult to navigate the cycle.s difficult to come up with reasons why equity market should be lower, yet it has gone higher and higher. it makes you start wondering if you missed something. some very long-term signals .2 much better equity behavior. you look at, for instance, this massive rally we are seeing in mega caps. you might think that might lead to a bad sign. but you go back and see the top five stocks and how they perform over time. they are just bouncing back into mean territory, so they can keep on going. it is very difficult to say this because we note these stocks -- for a typical bear market, they are underperforming. alix: we have breaking news. first of all, simon, i feel like that is a little optimistic for you but we will get back to that. for breaking news of which i know very little about. we are looking at the pga tour. there is unannounced newly formed entity. l iv golf, which was started by saudi backers, they got players to come over and play. there was some serious money on the line. appar

simon, thank ou for attempt to recover it. simon, thank you for being _ attempt to recover it. being with us _ attempt to recover it. simon, thank you for being with us and _ attempt to recover it. simon, thank you for being with us and for- attempt to recover it. simon, thank you for being with us and for your i you for being with us and for your thoughts on this submersible. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. price rises in supermarkets have slowed to their lowest level since last year, but still remain very high, according to the research firm. in the four weeks to mid june the price of groceries rose 165% compared to the year before. they found new 70% of households said they are extremely or very worried about rising food prices. the amount of money tenants spend on rent as a proportion of their salary has risen to its highest level for a decade. the property website says the average british tenant is spending more than 20% of their pre—tax income on rent. scotland �*s target for cutting planet warming greenhouse gas emissions has been missed after a bou

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rhonda sanchez numbers, depending on which poll you look at, simone,. one of 2%, decreased by one of 2%. -- >> what about the state holds? you know, april, what shermichael is saying is a fact, there is a stronghold, for lack of a better term, that donald trump has on key pieces of the republican primary electorate. you went on election, state by state delegate by delegate. chris christie's numbers in new hampshire, for example, they have ducks. what do you think, april? >> let me say this. chris christie has position himself in the perfect way to be that person who is the alternative to donald trump. as he is knocking the teapot over on all the information that we are getting. at the same time chris christie faces a challenge. could he be on the debate stage to go up against donald trump who will probably talk about him in all of his glory as he's done with every other candidate that he's gone on stage with? at the end of the day, donald trump is viewed by so many. i talk to carl rove last year. october and september. he was right, he said donald trump

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simon said. knowing how it affects your life, and then getting a little bit more technical understanding to be able to develop that interest and potentially shape you working on those topics, in undergraduate level. and then beyond. so i would say at the elementary school level, really introducing that this is how a.i. is affecting your life, this is something similar to initiatives that have already been done for a long time from the nsa, for example, trying to do outreach to help students understand. this is what cybersecurity is, and this is why it's important. this is how you can get involved, and the different roles you can have. similar initiatives to that, both on the technical and non technical side, at cisa we emphasize the a.i. workforce is not just the most technically trained for individuals. it's also for those who are product managers and work on the commercial side, and the legal side. everyone has a better understanding of how a.i. affects your life, and then there are certain ind

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anthony mason catches up with paul simon at home on the range. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: paul simon thought hewriting songs. then he had a dream. >> the dream said you're working on a piece called "seven psalms." >> reporter: did you ask yourself, where is this coming from? >> i don't know if i want to know. >> reporter: paul simon's new music from his new ranch in texas later on "sunday morning." >>> in the hollywood of his days, he was without question a giant. tracy smith looks back on the legacy of rock hudson, his triumphs and his trials. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: screen legend rock hudson did a lot of wooing over his decades-long career. as we learn in a new documentary, off camera things were more complicated. >> we were ordered never to have our picture taken together because somebody would know that we were gay. >> rock hudson's greatest role in a sense was playing rock hudson. >> reporter: the many lives of rock hudson ahead on "sunday morning." >>> on this first weekend of summer, serena altschul has a refreshing story about something very cool. ice. >>> conor knighton looks at efforts to pr

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i'm simone foxman.tv at 2:45 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, here is the "first word." i'm simone foxman. russia and ukraine are reporting widespread fighting along the war's frontlines as anticipation mounts for ukrainian counteroffensive. russia says it defeated a large-scale screening counterattack in the donetsk on sunday. ukraine is gearing up to reclaim russian-occupied regions of the country, with billions in weapons supplied by the u.s. and european allies for the prime minister rishi sunak is defending his efforts to curb migration. speaking in southern england, he said, "our plan is working," citing a 20% decline in small-boat crossings between january and may this year. critics say adverse weather is the main reason behind the decline. his government has been trying to make the u.k. a less attractive destination for people arriving via routes it considers to be illegal. qantas airways will receive its first airbus long-range singl

i'm simon evans. i'm joined by joj'0_ 2 i'm simon evans.n you explain that?— grown people. you mean like when you explain that? _ grown people. you mean like when you explain that? i— grown people. you mean like when you explain that? 3r2r . you explain that? i got it. yeah. — you explain that? i got it. yeah. yeah— you explain that? i got it. yeah. yeah you got to explain a joke. it's not funny. it's a visual. really? no, i know. he.— visual. really? no, i know. it's. yes. saint nicola or chief mammy, as she was calling herself throughout the pandemic and her fall from grace . it's and her fall from grace. it's what i love about things like this is when operation branchform is what it was called. and i don't know, it's all about some caravan. she's bought a motorhome or the luxury caravan luxury . yeah. but you caravan luxury. yeah. but you know, i mean there's a camper van or motorhome every luxury in scotland. yeah yeah. a roof over your head is luxury in scotland. and so it's the thing is whether she should lose the party whip and. yes

simon, ms. peterson, for this panel and all our previous pams, the commissioners for all of your attentiveness and participation, the staff who did so much important preparation, and we are adjourned. thank you. >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

simon, i'm going to start with you. 6 is the new 5? how far does the bank of england going to have to go? >> it's a huge move. it's kind of interesting because you had that employment data, fairly hot, in the u.k. but the rpi and cpi fixing market, probably the best near-term an estimate of what inflation is going to do, it didn't move. i'm not sure much of the pricing is about people expecting much higher inflation. the bank of england is going to have to do a lot more. a lot of it potentially hedging activity. it was a big move and it was decisive. extra 25 basis points. i have been of the view that i don't think the bank of england is going to deliver, and i certainly don't think they're going to deliver another five hikes, which is priced in by the end of the year. that is overdone. i will come back down. direct and one to do hikes -- i reckon want to do hikes. alix: the oe member speaking right are talking about policy transition taking longer than before. you could overtaken or you just can't get to where you need to go, but infl

simon, the city's top olice of murder. simon, the city's top police officer— of murder. top police officer has _ of murder. simon, the city's top police officer has been - of murder. simon, the city's top police officer has been talking. i police officer has been talking. what has she been saying? i will what has she been saying? i will “ust take what has she been saying? i will just take you _ what has she been saying? i will just take you through _ what has she been saying? i will just take you through a - what has she been saying? iii-0" ll just take you through a bit what has she been saying? iw ll just take you through a bit of a statement that's been issued today by nottinghamshire police. we have had a statement from the chief constable kate maynard, she says these charges are a significant development, and arise as a result of our thorough investigation into these horrific incidents that occurred in our city. she goes on, our thoughts remain with the family and friends of all those affected by these attacks. we will continue to provide support and reassurance. we

bathside and his brother andrei were fishermen on the ganisar in the menita lake for the loul and simon's fish, the wiser uesus and the call to lead the human souls to the observatory. he tore off diezus and the name peter in aramaic kefas, which means the rock of the oath of the philippian apostle did not call christ the son of god and tadysh tore off the ojesus bezzany that on them on the rock there will be a fire foundation. the reading of peter from christ is that health is at the knife before carbing. your blood is good peter smells of his sheep and predicted what kind of death to the apostle. this prediction is sometimes investigated by christians. under emperor neronia, 64,660 heads. he himself asked for it was not curing himself willingly. measure, so christ himself and christ brutally about the life of st. paul have come down to us the joy of the apostles, and so the very messages of the apostle of brey himself, the name was saul, comes from the cicilian city of tarsus, where ion was born, when the tenth year from the birth of christ the family of the pharisees. according to kolk

simone: absolutely.eople were concerned about golf's future, given that you have essentially split up some of the most major players in the sport, but two tea leaves here. overall, the messages we want to do better for the world of golf, but the man who won the pga tour last month was the first in the live tour to win a major championship. it is very visible that liv is here. there was also ongoing litigation that seemed to be dragging out in a california court. had negative implications, both for the pga tour, as well as the saudi's who do not want to divulge a lot of personal information about how their sovereign wealth fund works. they found an agreement to move forward. it is probably something the saudis are welcoming. alix: did the heat around the sovereign wealth fund commended that diet? is it off the table? simone: i do not think the heat around saudi investments will ever be off the table. saudi arabia is not going to be a crucial part of sports in the u.s. europe has felt that for a long time

thank you, simon. lovely day. as simon _ revision. thank you, simon.nd educate young people in the skills of maintaining these iconic machines. we can also reach out to the diaspora, the indian diaster in the diaspora, the indian diaster in the uk who are underrepresented in this hobby. taking a genuine indian himalayan b class loco is an absolutely brilliant way to do that. the gods of indian locomotives are the b class and we have the only one within our grasp. it the b class and we have the only one within our grasp-— within our grasp. it would come here, within our grasp. it would come here. near— within our grasp. it would come here, near tamworth _ within our grasp. it would come here, near tamworth where - within our grasp. it would come . here, near tamworth where there within our grasp. it would come - here, near tamworth where there is track and expertise. then it will go on tour. . track and expertise. then it will go on tour. ,, , on tour. seeing them up in the mountains. — on tour. seeing them up in the mountains. i— on tour. seeing them u

. >> here with me now i want to bring in simone sanders townsend, host of simon here on msnbc who picks for me at 4:00. but joining us a little early to talk about this. i mean this is astounding. you ruled up with it. >> i have got my notes. my highlighted pages with my posts. >> the timeline you and i were talking about. this it is astounding really kind of the case, that storyline, right? but jackson has built throughout this entire thing? >> the timeline is crazy. yasmin, it is absolutely crazy. starting from january 2021 when donald trump leaves office and in the indictment, we are telling people at home to read the indictment, but we read it. so we will tell them. in the indictment it says that the personal aide packed boxes, donald trump was personally involved with those boxes being packed. then from january to march the boxes were moved to mar-a-lago. and then there is this whole timeline of how the boxes went from a stage to a bathroom and a shower. ended up in the storage room. like? the timeline is crazy. but the thing that stuck out to me about this timeline was after it wa

>> well, simone, i love texas. i'm a proud texan, but i'm very disappointed with the extreme politicization of this bill. and really targeting black and brown and lgbtq communities. i have took it -- spoken with state president gary, and him and i sent a joint letter to the nba, the nfl, and the wnba saying you might want to consider coming to texas. because this is before the bill passed. and since this bill passed, we talked, and i told him that i think president johnson needs to do a similar travel advisory for texas. texas is on the wrong side of history. they're embracing white supremacy, they're embracing the notion that again, it's okay for athletes but we don't want them in the classroom. we don't want them professors in our colleges and universities. and they're doing everything in their power to take us back to dark days. and, we stand as we embrace juneteenth on freedom because of the sacrifices from my ancestors. but these are people that are hell-bent on taking us back. they want to do it through voter

simon, with the assessment. say here what my takeaway here is that donald trump today faces the most significant legal challenge of his entire career. and that is not without good reason. the material here that we are talking about these are not just policy documents, these are not memos about any type of policy matter. right? we are talking about nuclear programs. we are talking about information that was in part derived from human intelligence sources. and to your question, the source for all of this material was in part people who were on donald trump's payroll. i am talking about his lawyer who made audio recordings of his interactions with donald trump after they occurred. >> we are talking about government surveillance. so i think in part that the reason i had such a small strong reaction and was really astonished by this document is the strength of that information. right? i was talking about secondhand stuff. talking about primary source material. primarily from people who were on donald trump's payroll.

simon and welcome back to neil oliver live with , simon evans. live with me, simon evans. ministers yesterday, to see a story broken in t a chilling ph ministers yesterday, to see a story broken in t a chilling secret ministers yesterday, to see a story broken in t a chilling secret unit|isters had a chilling secret unit dunng had a chilling secret unit during covid to kerb lockdown dissent. they apparently flagged a perfectly legitimate online conversations about vaccine passports and so on, and what have been proven to be well—founded fears about government policy. they were scrutinised for signs of sedition. this this was a cause dear to my heart. the timing seemed almost too good to be true. well that story may well stand up, but it's not what i'm going to talk about this afternoon. instead, i wanted to talk about things that seem too good to be true. many years ago, possibly inspired by a desire to understand my recent decision to get married and have children, i picked up a book called irrationality by stuart sutherland. this was one of the first of a wave of such ti

simon. no, not particularly. simon. no, not particularly. simon. no, at all.do iettes e— and saying, look, can we do iettes e i— and saying, look, can we do better ? i have— and saying, look, can we do better ? i have problem with better? i have no problem with mat.— better? i have no problem with that-lany— better? i have no problem with that..any field— better? i have no problem with that..any field of- better? i have no problem with that. any field of work . that. in any field of work. wast— that. in any field of work. wast-wsa— that. in any field of work. what-you think- that. in any field of work. what-you think about. that. in any field of work. what you think about the what do you think about the junior doctor we had in earlier and the junior doctors? right. what you make of this, simon? what do you make of this, simon? i mean, i, ijust what do you make of this, simon? i mean, i, i just think to go on strike for 35% pay rise and put vulnerable people at risk, i just find it very difficult to defend that. yeah no, absolutely. ithink defend that. yeah no,

- simon and ilchester as well, hi, | simon._ again, we are simon. i am honest with you. so, yeah, i think no—fault evictions are a huge part of— think no—fault evictions are a huge part of this — think no—fault evictions are a huge part of this homelessness problem. you know. — part of this homelessness problem. you know, being evicted for a reason is you know, being evicted fora reason is fair— you know, being evicted for a reason is fair enough, but twice our landlord _ is fair enough, but twice our landlord said they wanted to sell the house, fair play, we were evicted. — the house, fair play, we were evicted, found it very difficult to -et evicted, found it very difficult to get any — evicted, found it very difficult to get any help from there on, really, and we _ get any help from there on, really, and we later found out that they put it back _ and we later found out that they put it back on _ and we later found out that they put it back on the market to let for more _ it back on the market to let for more money. so it was a moneymaking scheme

of simone sanders cones. you can go to it right here on msnbc week buttons.nbc hub, for more of the show including some behind the scenes videos, you will not see it anywhere, ellis can find us on instagram, twitter and be tiktok. politics nation with the great ribbon i'll sharpton, i see him in the corner, it's right after this break. is break (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control. and with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy helps improve lung function so i can breathe easier for a full 24 hours. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy conta

business editor simon jack filed this report. 0nce simonjack filed this report.ided more energy than the uk needed, but we now import half the energy we use. the owners of this platform is a combination of windfall taxes and a lever, is to ban you exploration is potentially leaving field players more vulnerable to future shocks.— future shocks. without additional _ future shocks. without additional licenses - future shocks. without additional licenses it . future shocks. without i additional licenses it will future shocks. without - additional licenses it will be difficult for the uk to produce its own energy, which ultimately means the uk will need to import energy from abroad stop we don't want to be in a position that we are starving for energy. but in a position that we are starving for energy. but is not really the _ starving for energy. but is not really the uk's _ starving for energy. but is not really the uk's oil, _ starving for energy. but is not really the uk's oil, the - starving for energy. but is not really the uk's oil, the oil - really the uk's oi

the tomb of simon bolivar, the leader of the liberation revolutions of latin america, was present and wrote a note without doubt that the venezuelan people and the government can build the country without the interference of foreigners, especially the americans, in the hope of final victory and the implementation of justice. and to increase the economy of the two countries. venezuela, as the largest holder of oil reserves in the world, and iran, as a country with achievements based on knowledge-based companies and diverse industrial productions , will sign 19 cooperation documents in caracas in order to increase their exchange to 20 billion dollars in a few years . the decoration of the ceremony of venezuela's national honor was awarded to mr. raisi, a sign of the alignment of the two countries in confronting colonialism and unilateralism, and the heroes of the two nations, haj qassem soleimani chavez and simon bolivar , were worth 600 million dollars, the year 1400 was the commercial and economic year. the country has reached more than 3 billion dollars. with the tools we used for th

simone foxman is joining us to talk more about this.art of the irony, the fact that you have had a limited amount of supply in the marketplace, maybe opening the door for homebuilders these days. simone: the focus on homebuilders was so much about high interest rate that apparently were going to deter buyers, but now we are seeing them talk about the potential for a new normal. consumers that have adjusted to higher mortgage rates and therefore in the market, and there is no inventory. we saw a ton of optimistic data coming out, national homebuilders sentiment survey up six months in a row. that is what is driving a lot of homebuilders shares higher. kb home is catering to move up buyers the first time buyers, that makes it a little different than some of the other names that have reported in the past. is the bar too high? that is what we see after the bell. matt: how does it compare to other homebuilders? they were all on a tear yesterday. simone: not only the sector it is aimed towards, the lower, more modest income sector. that has b

you will see a significant overlap. >> back with us tonight simone sanders townsend. former chief spokesperson for vice president harris and of course the host of the simone show on peacock and msnbc. our friend tim miller contributor to the bulwark and former communications director for jeb bush. simone, where are we. when your post roe and what comes next? >> it is bleak unfortunately. but there are some glimmers of hope. i say it is bleak, because in many states across the country, almost every single state across the south. abortion is illegal or banned if you will. virtually banned everywhere across the south. because at six, because most women don't even know they are pregnant. like florida for example. i say there are glimmers of hope though because just today, the judge you argued part meet the lawyer who argued before the supreme court on behalf of the folks seeking abortion in the right to reproductive freedom in this is the. she was confirmed as a federal court judge in the first circuit court appearance of a boston-based court. i say there is hope because

simon. cms [inaudible] laguna honda also.ed assistant nursing home add administrators on board rapidly. good to hear back doctor colfax it might happen soon >>> passport my colleague doctor palmer written testimony she submitted for the dachlt new nursing home add administrator will not assist in failing laguna honda [inaudible] unless she is empowered act independently if there are more -- they continue we will lose laguna honda. you need to empower her to act independently of mr. pickence until we certification is accomplished as the new ceo and nha should act independently -- who dragged their feet for over a year getting to a place where you might issue eligible to submit an application for recertification. thank you. we have one more much unmute. >> can you hear me. yes doctor palmer. >> doctor palm are aa. retired nursing home dok i know about writing and following care plans. if you don't have enough of and staff to get to know the patienteds or move them around too much. there is no

simon jack talking to me earlier. _ to ukraine. both sides of the dnieper river. president zelensky said russia had caused mass environmental destruction by blowing up environmental destruction by blowing up the dam. he said it's reservoir was a source of drinking water for millions of people and thousands of farms would now be without irrigation. russia has denied destroying the dam, blaming the damage on ukrainian sabotage. the un secretary—general antonio guterres called the rapture a monumental catastrophe and a devastating consequence of the russian invasion. bbc verified live has been looking into footage of the breach of this dam. ~ . into footage of the breach of this dam. ~' ., ., , into footage of the breach of this dam. ~ ., , into footage of the breach of this dam. , ., dam. ukraine has accused russia of blowin: u- dam. ukraine has accused russia of blowing up a _ dam. ukraine has accused russia of blowing up a major _ dam. ukraine has accused russia of blowing up a major dam _ dam. ukraine has accused russia of blowing

welcome, simon. so is the public frustrated by this sense of government deadlock or i think very, very much off sale. if we look at the poll a whopping 83 percent of those, ah, say the government does not get to grips with the big questions like climate adaptation is quickly enough. and i think there's a sense that change comes over really slowly if the tool and if you think about it that's i think if they did really and the concept of this current coalition government, because you've got one party that the free democrats say they want to emphasize freedom, individual, freedom and freedom for businesses and so on. and teen parties, the size of the democrats and greens, who i think put a bit more of faith in the power of the state to nudge people, in some cases, push people in a certain direction. and what's also relevant is another number. and this survey at 84 percent of people, so they want more leadership from olaf show. so i think the child sla, ought to be exercising is all towards the more obvi

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simon. i totally understand _ explorers doing this? simon.uld be very hard to create _ democracy. it would be very hard to create laws — democracy. it would be very hard to create laws to stop this. | democracy. it would be very hard to create laws to stop this. i am democracy. it would be very hard to create laws to stop this.— create laws to stop this. i am not sa in: create laws to stop this. i am not saying we — create laws to stop this. i am not saying we should _ create laws to stop this. i am not saying we should create - create laws to stop this. i am not saying we should create laws - create laws to stop this. i am not saying we should create laws to l create laws to stop this. i am not. saying we should create laws to stop this taking place, i am saying we should share an honest opinion. mikey is, it is your money, you spend it how you want to, if you want to take the risk in this crazy economic environment for other people to take high risks, that is the way at the world but i do not think it is right. he the way at the world but i

can buy into again, price action is muted and within range and we don't see that breaking out. >> simonare taking you for a trip around the world. i want to ask about the yen. we had a lot of analysts on and everyone talking about the dollar/yen and expectation that the bank of japan is breaking away now we know the bank governor says it is a path of consistency with his presedecessorpredecess. has it calmed down >> it is pretty much there i think from the institutional perspective, it is the case the demand is there for long yen it is a case of when will we buy into it? we have been burned so many times before on haven properties or u.s. recession fears or monetary policy shift. it hasn't happened yet we are looking at valuations which are not cheap. bank of japan. we still don't know what it will look like with the curve we do know that the bank will have to move at some point we are looking at the inflation data and the window of opportunity. the last thing the bank wantst do is tighten monetary policy. you have severe spillover effects in the markets >> let's complete the trip aroun

it's different, simon, speaking to us a bit earlier. and finally, now bit of sad news authorities in california has concerned that she remains found on a mountain odd dollars of the missing english act to julian sands. 65 year old was an avid and experience high kid, but disappeared in january while on a track in southern california. it sends a mess around $150.00 acting credits in film and television across a force. he acting korea. he was best known for his breakout role in the 199511985 oscar winning film a room with a few. ready is a reminder about top story. ukrainian officials say at least 4 people have been killed in a russian missile strike on the eastern city of cramming tools can move in forcing others we ended rescue as are racing through like high stars. he may still be trapped on to rumble. and after a short break, michael a, chris chloe, but will bring you to alexis business. the stucco. the pricing strategies with a lot say what crazy. the .

this was lovely. >> simone also sat down with three other u.s.important conversation about -- state lawmakers taking control away from local leaders for political reasons. you can see simone's interview tomorrow at four pm eastern, only on msnbc. coming up, targets response to the right wing backlash against its pride displays has critics asking, are you really an ally a few crumble in the face of a culture war? that's what we're talking about, next. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv your bug spray should take out bugs, not keep out people. unlike other sprays that stick around, zevo goes from kill to clean in just seconds, plus it's safe for use around people and pets. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it

all right, that was the w washing correspondence stuff in simon's thank you for your reporting . and here's a reminder of the latest developments at this hour. the head of the russian wagner mercenary group has called often the arm verbally, guinea pig ocean, and his forces have withdrawn from the southern russian city of rome. stuff on done for they occupied the district military headquarters. the front one says 3 goals and will relocate developer roost and will not face prosecution. russian president vladimir clinton says it was stamped in the back to say to him, for all the latest on the russian turmoil and the terminal in the russian federation in the coming hours coming up next sports life. these are a champion, ukrainian water skier, was now an impass of for his war torn country under until in berlin. thanks for joining the degree of a sex phone operator who wrote her master's thesis on potato really to really not turn on. well, it gets more ridiculous from their literature list.

thanks, steven dw, washington correspondents, stuff and simon's well dw brussels correspondent, jack barrick is monitoring the reactions of european countries to the events that have been folded in russia. here's his assessment. the statement brussel was official, was from the use crisis response team is headed to their office to monitor the situation. and that's basically what we've seen from all the european union officials and from the countries as well. the friends, the john and the briggs eve officials have including the you kind of for presidential. i'm a so say that then monitoring closely, we have had meetings of the d 74 and ministers, including the use foreign policy chief. and we've seen the, the united states president joe biden, having a phone call with a manual micro on the french president, off shows the job and talk to the recently. so you're not in the british prime minister. they are watching closely. they're not saying much more than that and i they want to see what is unfolding on the grind 1st thing they want to see what it means that it more and ukraine obviousl

so yes, sorry, simon. um, i didn't want to interrupt you there. uh. but perhaps i can also just add a little food for thought. why do you think that the search area has been so huge? i mean, one would expect that it should be more or less in the area of that titanic wreckage as well. so i think people assume that if they, if they started putting the semester down from the support ship over the top of atlanta, that seem that it would just pull down straight down to the sea floor. bearing in mind it's folding 2 and a half miles. so it's folding is lighting for 12 inches? is the lighting? was it full so you could imagine a light up in the sky or a power suit just up in the sky, floating down from that, so the height, regular drift sideways an awful lot. i to the convocation the image region, we have some very strong d motion, carnes and lasers and carnes can tolerate the vessel many miles as it pulls towards the sea. but i remember seeing me there on the sea, but receiving the sea by which is the most likely scenario. even then they can be shifted and be

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simon: i think we are.ver one thinks of the strategic narrative around the inflation reduction act, the reality is you are transmitting economic output and activity, from geographies where the price point is more competitive to a price point that is higher and less competitive. merchan reasons. one of the privileges, i don't have to get back in a political debate. from an economic standpoint, we are embedding a price point from every geography, taking control of the supply chains, there are strong she teaches reasons, let's not pretend it is not doing a sustained elevated move in the price level. tom: we welcome all of you on bloomberg radio and television. we are 20 minutes or so away from an important anchor england -- shock from norway and switzerland. futures -12, yields are higher, dollar weaker. lisa: to bring you up to speed, first we have the swiss national bank raising rates by 25 basis points, the norwegian central bank coming out with a surprise rate hike. now we are 22 minutes away from the bank