simone's talents is a singer and pianist were soon apparent. she was a prodigy and her hometown friends helped get her to juilliard as a child later in 1951. she auditioned at the curtis institute in philadelphia, but was rejected. she was sure because of her race, but apparently only three of the 72 applicants were taken that year as we have mentioned she then turned to singing in nightclubs in atlantic city and eventually found success with i loves you porgy. which billie holiday had made famous. she was conflicted about this still seeing herself as a classical musician and not a jazz performer, but it became a top 20 hit. settling down with her husband and becoming a mother and meeting hands very too simone was horrified by the 16th street baptist church bombing of september 1963 in birmingham, alabama, which resulted in the deaths of four girls at choir practice followed soon after by the murder of civil rights activists, edgar evers. 64 in jackson, mississippi, all of which prompted simone to write her important call to action a song about

simone: u.s.cutors are to seek the extradition of terror form labs co-founder after charging him with fraud. he was arrested in montenegro where authorities say he was trying to fly to dubai using falsified travel documents. he helped create the terra ust stablecoin that collapsed last may, triggering a $40 billion cryptocurrency implosion. his lawyer has previously said he would seek to dismiss any u.s. lawsuit and he says he is not on the run. japan's inflation has slowed for the first time in more than a year as government energy subsidies amassed a stronger underlying trend. consumer prices excluding fresh food rose 3.1% in february, dropping more than a percentage point from the previous month. a separate index that strips out volatile prices rose at its fastest pace in over four decades. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. dani: simone, thank you very much. the bonds continue to get a bi

listen simon where did you dig this up?pal is no longer there, everything will not wait any longer. all my childhood, as far as i can remember , my father was for me the prime minister, an example of officer honor, an example of love for the motherland for my mother. your father entangled half the entrepreneur in this city with exactions, girl, you first need to grow up to do such things. i want the truth. that's what i want in this situation. there is only one way for her to get a discord contract with the military and get a job as a senior rapid response team. she has departmental protection national guard. nikolai kozak where he climbs a fool. maxim shchegolev. i agree that we are michael's paroni quite the law, but always makar zaporizhzhya the premiere of the ringer 20:00 on ntv, the owner of the premiere tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv , the best percentage in sberbank is a reliable investment. to do on credit, let's take sbiri. let 's not do anything, arrange for ourselves or sabantuy will be something to remember justice.

simon, you're pitching tomorrow pretty early so -- >> how are you feeling, simon? sleep. >> a little stressed out. there's, like, very few moments in your life where there's that much concentrated wealth in one room, which is probably one of the scariest things i've ever had to do. >> all right, you guys. good luck. >> thanks so much, lisa. >> see you. >> i'll see you tomorrow. twenty other teams are also prepping for the big day. whoa, whoa! the room is full of innovations that could lead us into the future, but is there really enough money out there to finance them all? recent news reports suggest there is. >> silicon valley's economy is booming, and it isn't showing any signs of a slowdown. >> it's really america on steroids. >> in 2015, venture capitalist investments reached record highs. silicon valley hasn't been this flush since the late 1990s, but do you remember what happened then? >> welcome to painfulreality.com. >> it didn't end so well. >> the simple answer is, we ran out of money. >> some analysts speculate that our current tech boom is destined to go

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a secretive billionaire funds the operation simon. nothing happens with outside of the money is open with simon rutland runs his own mafia from money and through his cigarette company gold leaf tobacco. he's known as the boss a thanks. and so the country. ready cancelled anywhere in the world. an individual can sell it because he doesn't essay so. he's a guy. some other days they, they get you you and mcmillan is in baldwin, go, trader and smuggler. he's known as mister gold and is a friend of rutland you have no idea money. let's call robin so says tobacco from farms in zimbabwe and his company gold leaf tobacco is one of the largest cigarette produces in the region. rosalind also makes a fortune selling cigarettes on the black market in south africa. boldly. tobacco produces balsa known as chief piece. it's a void, pain, government, duties on the cigarettes. say they sell for much less. spend all the brands these little sup signature tread is the biggest in south african relisted, ca trade and ran cash. so he gets at john norman. sa

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simon. ms. peterson, my first question is for you and have a number of questions that i will submit for the record but my first one is, one of your recommendations was to incorporate hiring criteria in ai skills at opm. the challenge with that is in the u.s. tech industry specifically talented ai researchers and engineers are very rarely professor at universities let alone in the government because they are offered millions a year to work at private companies. it's hard for the government or even the academic sector to compete with the private sector for high-end engineeringgo tale. you listed an example of the voice recognition i fly tech company that partner with public colleges to lunch several ai colleges across china. can you give us a bit more color on what the partnership looks like in the mechanisms how it works? >> sure. so to answer your second question first, so there's a number of tech companies that have created ai colleges and so this is something that both predated the 2018th land

she is back, simone foxman. simone: simone: i, dani.roup is said to be cutting hundreds of jobs across the company. including in its investment banking division. staff across the bank's operations and technology departments and u.s. organ underwriting arm are also among those affected. sent out at least 1% of the groups 240,000 person work ores. bloomberg has learned that blackstone has defaulted on a 531 million euro bond backed by a portfolio of a finished commercial property. bondholders are said to have rejected the firm's request for another extension to dispose of the assets. the default comes as rising interest rates hit european property values. laxton says it continues to have full confidence in the wider portfolio and in its management team. qantas plans to add over 8500 jobs over the next 10 years as australia's travel industry slowly recovers from the pandemic. the roles include pilots, engineers, cabin crew, and airport staff. the move is driven by investments in new aircraft and increased flying to meet long-term demand. t

let's get to the first word news with simone foxman. simone? japan's inflation has slowed for the first time in more than a year as government energy subsidies masked a stronger underlying trend aired consumer prices excluding fresh food rose 3.1% in february, dropping more than a percentage point from the previous month. however a separate index that , strips out volatile prices rose at its fastest pace in over four decades. u.s. prosecutors are to seek the extradition of terraform labs co-founder do kwon after charging him with fraud. the 31-year-old was arrested in montenegro, where authorities say he was trying to fly to dubai using falsified travel documents. kwon helped create the terrausd stablecoin that collapsed last may, triggering a $40 billion cryptocurrency implosion. kwon's lawyer has previously said he would seek to dismiss any u.s. lawsuit, and kwon says he is not on the run. accenture is joining the growing list of companies in the consulting sector that are laying off workers. the firm says it will cut 19,000 jobs over the nex

simon, thank you very indeed. for the first hour of the show, but don't go anywhere after this short break. we'll be covering more the fallout covering more on the fallout from budget and are from the budget and asking, are we too much in we giving away too much in foreign aid to ? the wrong foreign aid to? the wrong countries? don't go anywhere . welcome back to friday morning with esther and philip here on gb news coming up in this hour should we be giving foreign to fast growing economies like india. we'll be talking this through with stephen bryan of the . and as the legatum institute. and as the legatum institute. and as the government plans more devolution into the regions, we'll asking a mayor if there we'll be asking a mayor if there is a democrat mandate and whether or not devolution divides the country. and keep your views coming in. email us on gb views at gb news uk or tweet us at gb news for all of that. here's the latest news headunes that. here's the latest news headlines with rory rory . good headl

simon: now the big question is whether the u.s. step in to investigate one of its own leading suppliers of manufacturing technology. ukraine's escu says they hope a penalty would serve as a warning to oths who continue doing business with russia's arms industry. for the "pbs newshour," i'm simon ostrovsky in kyiv. amna: beijing said today that the united states, the united kingdom, and australia had embarked on a "dangerous path" after those three countries announced a historic submarine agreement yesterday in san diego. it's known as aukus, for australia, u.k., and u.s. nick schifrin is back with this look at how it will extend one of the most important american weapons systems into waters that china claims as its own. nick: military officials call it one of their crown jewels. the nuclear powered attack submarine, with technology so sensitive, it hasn't been shared with any ally in 65 years, until now. >> aukus has one overriding objective, to enhance the stability in indo-pacific amid rapidly shifting global dynamics. nick: pres

plus, a special simone spotlight. simon spoke with the sensational r&b group, the ladies have been giving us great music for more than three decades. and they may have something new very soon. you do not want to miss this. you are watching symone, and we have got a lot to get to. ♪ ♪ ♪ and if you are just joining us now, we are waiting for president biden to speak and address the crowd that has converged in selma, alabama, to commemorate the 58th anniversary of bloody sunday. the actual date is march 7th, 1965 when it occurred. that would be tuesday. but as you can see from the live pictures on your screen right now, we have several speakers, and we are awaiting president biden to be able to address the crowd and give his remarks. president biden has joined marchers near the infamous edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama. they are reflecting on the strides that we have made and the battles that we still face, 58 years after peaceful civil rights demonstrators were beaten, and tear gassed by alabama state troopers as

i'm simone foxman and this is bloomberg. dani: thank you very much, simone foxman.ant to bring you a quick and strange reversal that has happened in this market. i cannot explain why i am not seeing anything that explains it, but the hstech index was up over 2% to start this morning. it is now down 1.7%. it was down near 2% at one point. it had originally gotten a boost thanks to the shanghai executive that said state-owned enterprises need more access to funding, but that has completely dissipated. if you know why this has reversed, please write into us. coming up, we will look ahead to the u.s. session. jay powell has his testimony in front of the senate. this is bloomberg. ♪ i know the markets have gone up and down, but you're right on track to reach your goals. my ameriprise advisor helps me feel confident about my financial future. he knows me and my goals. it's not the first uncertain environment he's helped me navigate. probably won't be the last. but with his advice, i know i'm on track. the plan we created can withstand uncertainty. no wonder clients rate u

and simon is no lone wolf. this is the one kind of other comedians also share the stage with simon. the ninja lantern shock. each of them presents a different animal. they share the entry fees with various environmental projects. as the evening draws to a close, the audience votes for its favorite in the extinction slam would want to vote from school to read. who's not in for the ninja monte job. and who'd like to vote who are the mary roberts? oh ok ladies and gentlemen think that is the answer. this is joan from science news . will you ugly animal mascot? oh, really fun i think is more to be of the animals than we realized before. we. we learned a lot from just is not what you just see. it, sir, is a lot more to them. i love animals who stop actually get an exposure to the ones that you don't see as long as is riggs. i am in 2013. what organized and online paul, to crown the world's ugliest animal, the blocked fish, won and found fain. that's the thing of it with biology, the more you look, the more beauty you see, even if you're talking about an ugly thing. so look, ugly animals

simon. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> as you step into this race for congress, what do you most want people to know about you? >> in the san francisco bay area, for 29 years i've woken up in the morning and gone to sleep, fighting for folks like me and folks like the people who live across the street from me and young people who've not been served well by systems for elders or folks struggling for voice and leading institutions from the young women's freedom center working with young women on the streets and young women in institutions to running the lawyers committee for civil rights for five years and expanding those programs, to then going to work for san francisco then district attorney, harris and creating and running one of the nation's most lauded reentry efforts. i'm ready to go. i've been deeply supported by folks in this community to do the right thing, to lead, and i have long since been an admirer of the work of congressman barbara lee and when she announced s

simon johnson is closely following this.rmer chief economist of the international monetary fund and a professor at mit's sloan school of management. and anat admati is professor of economics at stanford'business school. she has written extensively about the banking system. welcome to you both. simon, government agencies taking emergency measures to backstop the financial system after the collapse of two banks sounds eerily reminiscent of what happened 15 years ago. how is this different? simon: let's hope this is different and we don't get the serious repercussions we experience in 2008 and 2009. i think we are looking at relatively small banks that had bad assets, a lot of scared depositors, there was a run on those banks and people started to say who is next? what dominoes could fall? the government stepped in this weekend and has attempted to stop the panic and i think so far they have been effective. geoff: the government's expansive response here, do think that will be enough? anat: we don't know for sure because there

simon in and quite rightly so.ink what really however, i think what really interesting about this case is shows that democracy is actually in crisis in scotland . well, you in crisis in scotland. well, you have the snp. no the party able to challenge them. so snp have essentially atrophied over the years and they've got more more demented until they brought in this gender ideology . but really this gender ideology. but really the snp is a party that is not fit for purpose because their only real policies to be screaming the words freedom and over again. yeah, it's true that overly fixated on that one issue there's all sorts of things that they've allowed to go by the by and right it has effectively become a one party state with all the usual dysfunctionality, the proceeds from is the proceeds from that is, is rare in world politics that one party has total dominance for very long before this of quackery starts emerging. yeah but i also said it was going to have its berlin wall moment with this thing and that's what

simon in and quite rightly so.ink what really however, i think what really interesting about this case is shows that democracy is actually in crisis in scotland . well, you in crisis in scotland. well, you have the snp. no the party able to challenge them. so snp have essentially atrophied over the years and they've got more more demented until they brought in this gender ideology . but really this gender ideology. but really the snp is a party that is not fit for purpose because their only real policies to be screaming the words freedom and over again. yeah, it's true that overly fixated on that one issue there's all sorts of things that they've allowed to go by the by and right it has effectively become a one party state with all the usual dysfunctionality, the proceeds from that is, is rare in world politics that one party has total dominance for very long before this of quackery starts emerging. yeah but i also said it was going to have its berlin wall moment with this thing and that's what's happened. i mean t

simon: right.ell, in germany, the federal public prosecutor has been investigating this since october last year. and it looks like the authorities here have pretty much been caught on the hot by these media revelations this evening because as early -- as late as this afternoon, rather, the german government was still saying that the investigation had not reached any conclusions, had no results to show, and that is pretty much in line with what the swedish and governments had told the u.n. just a few days ago as well as the germans. they have all been carrying out their own investigations and they said there is nothing to report yet. well, it appears very much that is not true. i should just also say, there isn't any clear evidence of ukrainian government involvement. president zelenskyy in kyiv says they have absolutely nothing to do with it. but of course if it does prove to be the case, it could really send shockwaves through, for instance, western german support for the war effort in ukraine as

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simon, why is that? simon: the equity markets, yeah, they are always kind of a glass half-full. i think it's the path of least resistance when heck -- equities are always higher. in the absence of bad things that's enough for it to rally. it kind of takes a lot to turn it lower. it's a natural state of play for equities. i think that the credit contraction we are talking about will catch up with them eventually. but the timing on that and telling you when it's going to happen is a tricky question. guy: the other aspect to this of course is the currency overlay. simon talking about the potential of the ecb to go longer, but it doesn't have the same banking crisis so it may hold for longer as well. if we see the euro above 110 and struggling, is that a headwind or tailwind at this point for europe? justina: it does tend to be bad news as european equities rely on overseas exposures. if you translate that back into euros, it doesn't look good. in general it's not great news but it depends on which stocks you are talking about. but we are kind of seeing in the derivatives market pri

simon dunne shook. the rochdale grooming gangs. simon dunne shook . we'll hear simon dunne shook.shortly. plus, tomorrow's papers exactly 1030 sharp with full panel reaction. but first, my it. ten sharp with full panel reaction. but first, my it . ten the sharp with full panel reaction. but first, my it. ten the public sector isn't . following a report sector isn't. following a report by the excellent social mobility group the sutton trust it that private tutoring is now adding to the class socioeconomic divide . here is the devastating divide. here is the devastating of educational author and consultant joe nutt , who said consultant joe nutt, who said this week people are flooding to pay this week people are flooding to pay for private tutoring and mental ring because between them the teaching unions and the state demonstrated just how dissent arrested in and in capable they are of educated eating children during the pandemic . more and more parents pandemic. more and more parents now know this but it's not just faced with a waiting list of 7 million people. thanks to the deligh

simon or pop?removed this harwich or another turtle and gwen stefani with alice cooper with alice coupe. yes, julio iglesias, you wanted to remember him. now you think it's who it is singer, but then he was in the wild, the top even of the mtv audience, i had an interview with the fuck iglesias. i'm sitting in the studio bringing him why he leads, that is, now i have here memories - this is such a grandfather of eighty years, although he is still not 80, but he looked very, very so shabby , like, well, like a man who abuses, plastic solarium cosmetics hmm, he does not react to anyone at all. i am like that to him, but i look like needles , adjusted, but without emotions, like mannequins. well, i'm healthy with him, of course, i greet him. he us ignores. that is, he does not see us. they put a make-up artist in a chair next to me , the illuminator applies makeup to him, such a heavy one of our illuminator is kicked out, his illuminator comes. they remove the lamp from me and expose it to him. he's s

simone: no, in fact, quite warm, dani. said to be seeking more subsidies from the german government to move ahead with a to plant in the eastern part of the country. the chip designer wants an additional four to 5 billion euros on top of an earlier handout worth 7 billion. the start of the project has been delayed due to economic headwinds. the ceo of commodities trader traffic euro has told us returning chinese demand is already exerting a pull on some resources. ware says the world second-biggest economy appears set to surpass the target of 5% set this weekend at the npc. china shops and restaurants are full and international travel is set to pick up strongly. >> the further you are away from china, you probably feel less wealthy pull is from china paid we have colleagues visiting from geneva saying demand is looking very good. even in the minerals and metals space. even the more conservative people from china are quite optimistic about the outlook. simone: bloomberg sources say germany will likely prohibit some componen

simon dunne shook. the rochdale grooming gangs. simon dunne shook . we'll hear simon dunne shook.ery shortly. plus, tomorrow's papers exactly 1030 sharp with full panel reaction. but first, my it. ten sharp with full panel reaction. but first, my it . ten the sharp with full panel reaction. but first, my it. ten the public sector isn't . following a report sector isn't. following a report by the excellent social mobility group the sutton trust it that private tutoring is now adding to the class socioeconomic divide . here is the devastating divide. here is the devastating of educational author and consultant joe nutt , who said consultant joe nutt, who said this week people are flooding to pay this week people are flooding to pay for private tutoring and mental ring because between them the teaching unions and the state demonstrated just how dissent arrested in and in capable they are of educated eating children during the pandemic . more and more parents pandemic. more and more parents now know this but it's not just faced with a waiting list of 7 million people. thanks to the de

we're honored now to be joined by simon atiba himself. simon, thank you so much for coming on. we're really glad to have you. what prompted -- you seem very frustrated there. what prompted your exchange with the press secretary? >> yes. thank you, tucker. thank you for having me on your show. i'm grateful. you know the first amendment protects the freedom of speech, the press and assembly and the right to petition your government to seek address. the first amendment says i have the right to ask questions to do my job and the press secretary doesn't need to like me, date me, marry me, have two black children with me. she doesn't need to do all of that. she doesn't even need to like my accent, doesn't even need to like what i look like, come from. they look down on me. they don't respect the first amendment. what's been happening at the white house is in the past seven months, i've done all of the right things. i've not been called on. i've gone to her office to seek a meeting. she said she would meet with me next year. i've sent questions about the nigerian election, about, you

president of the united states to be charged with a crime or washington correspondence different simons is standing by steph on. hi, a former president announcing his upcoming a wrist. what do you think is going on? he yes, that's a new one and well come so, so many back to the trump circus because here is the former president knowing something nobody else apparently knows. and that is that he's going to get arrested next tuesday. he says, and for that matter, he calls for protests that is a message to his faithful. he is back on you to piece back on facebook. he will and is expected to become, to come back to twitter soon. now he is still disseminating his messages on his own networks is true social, so nobody gave any official word of that in arrest or indictment. actually, that's the more accurate thing and processing the president is going to happen any time soon. you're absolutely right. this is the so called stormy daniels case, the harsh money case, 7 years in the making. and the minute district attorney is expected to bring charges against the former president. donald trump, tha

>> simone, was on capitol hill a few hours, ago talking to senators directly about this. and start with senate majority leader chuck schumer saying, i'm gonna watch this play out, or go see what happens. i heard that repeated over and over, by a majority of the senate democrats that are caught in the hallways of congress, asking them what do you think about the fact that donald trump is about to be indicted, and appears that he is, when you think this means for his chances, for democrats chances in the next two years. no one wanted to comment. of course, we did hear from one or two, senator blumenthal saying he's an alleged clerk. we did hear a little bit of, that really, overall democrats don't want to touch this, they understand that this will be incredibly politically sensitive for them next two years, and we've seen that today, are gonna continue to see that. >> peter, it seems like the democrats back of the talking points, this time with time this afternoon. what are you hearing from the white house? i've to match my former colleague had thought that they showed some

simon, evening . are you are simon, good evening. are you are you shocked by the revelations that the daily telegraph put out today, or is this much what you would have expected? to be honest, nigel it's what we've suspected from , the start. suspected from, the start. i mean, you can go back to prior to april . i know this has been to april. i know this has been from airport prior that from march where i couldn't a test for a resident a suspect involving covid for looking at money from anywhere. yeah yeah. yeah. and did you i mean, what happenedin yeah. and did you i mean, what happened in your home? did you suffer with people coming into your particular care home who were covid positive ? we did, were covid positive? we did, nigel. we a resident that came out of the hospital that wasn't tested prior to any test and the exact person i was talking about trying to get hold of a test in the following ten days, we had seven deaths, which i suspect probably six out of the seven could be attributed to covid and yet. simon isn't it astonis

that is simon jack _ are trying to avert. that is simon jack they're - are trying to avert.on jack they're giving l are trying to avert. that is i simon jack they're giving us are trying to avert. that is . simon jack they're giving us a simonjack they're giving us a sense of what has been going on. now how are the markets in asia reacting to the news. let's hear quickly from joao da silva in singapore. all this activity over the weekend is to try to bring kyeamba markets are not impressed in asia, are they? that's right. judging by the market reaction here in asia, investors are not convinced and thatis investors are not convinced and that is despite the take over deal and despite all the statements from central banks. markets are mostly done in the region which signalled some anxiety and that is despite regulators in major financial centres in asia, singapore, hong kong, coming up with separate statements and saying although there is a credit suisse presents the impact from this crisis and the impact from this crisis and the impact from this deal will not be felt, will not

simon lebon?ed intuition garbochpy or pepels were gwen stefani or alison cooper with alice coupe dizer. you wanted to remember him. now you think that this is who the grandmother's singer is, but then he was in the wild, top even the mtv audience had an interview with iglesias. i'm sitting in the studio leading him why he leads, that is, now i have here memories this is such a grandfather of eighty years, although he is still not 80, but he looked very, very shabby , like, well, like a person who abuses, uh, plastic tanning cosmetics. hmm, he is completely unresponsive to anyone. i told him such a hello like a mannequin with needles verified, but without emotions. i greet him. i greet him. he ignores us. that is, he does not see us. they put me in a chair next to me, the make-up artist runs to the illuminator, he applies makeup, such a heavy one of our illuminator is driven out, his illuminator comes. they remove the lamps from me and put them on him. he's supposed to look cool. this yours leading

simon, good evening . are you are simon, good evening.re you are you shocked by the revelations that the daily telegraph put out today, or is this much what you would have expected? to be honest, nigel it's what we've suspected from , the start. suspected from, the start. i mean, you can go back to prior to april . i know this has been to april. i know this has been from airport prior that from march where i couldn't a test for a resident a suspect involving covid for looking at money from anywhere. yeah yeah. yeah. and did you i mean, what happenedin yeah. and did you i mean, what happened in your home? did you suffer with people coming into your particular care home who were covid positive ? we did, were covid positive? we did, nigel. we a resident that came out of the hospital that wasn't tested prior to any test and the exact person i was talking about trying to get hold of a test in the following ten days, we had seven deaths, which i suspect probably six out of the seven could be attributed to covid and yet. simon isn't it astonishi

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] >> tonight, speake from the conservative political action coerence, beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern work republican presidential candidate nikki haley. then the former u.s. seetary of housing and urban development, ben carson. and c.e.o. of the national rifle associatio wayne la pierre. saturday at 5:30 eastern, former president donald trump. watch live coverage here on c-sp. you can also watch our coverage of the conservativpotical action conference in its entirety on our website, c-span.org. and on our mobile app, c-span now. >> cpac, one of the lacialgest annual gatherings of influ

simone? >> thank you so much, priscilla, for that report.congress grilled the ceo of social media giant, tiktok, this week about the threats that tiktok poses to u.s. national security. up next, i am talking to two tiktok influencers, why they are defending the platforms values, especially for young people and people of color. moderate-to-severe eczema. it doesn't care if you have a date,... ...a day off,... ...or a double shift. make your move and get out in front of eczema... with steroid-free cibinqo. not an injection,... cibinqo is a once-daily pill for those who didn't respond to past treatments. and it's proven to help provide clearer skin and relieve itch fast. cibinqo continuously treats eczema whether you're flaring or not. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. do not take with medicines that prevent blood clots. serio

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, anwe are adjourned. thank you. >> thank y. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captiong performed byhe national captioning institute, which is respoible for its caption content and acracy. visit ncicap.org]

and simon is no lone wolf. you still want to what is kind of other comedians also share the stage with simon. the ninja lantern shock. each of them presents a different animal. they share the entry fees with various environmental projects. as the evening draws to a close, the audience votes for its favorite in the extinction slam. who like to vote from scott and rob? who's looking for the ninja luxury? and he'd like to vote who are the murray river turtle. oh, okay, ladies and gents, i think that is the answer. this is joan. from science moves. would you agree? animal mascot. i only thing i think is more to be of the animals than we realized before. we learned a lot from just is not what you just see. it, sir, is a lot more to them. i love animals. so stop. i actually get an exposure to the ones that you don't see as much as is riggs. i am in 2013 what? open eyes an online paul, to crown the world's ugliest animal, the block fish one and found. fain. that's the thing of it would buy. ology, the more you look, t

simon, thank you very much for highlighting that. simon french there.tjust happening in the virtual sphere. the two biggest economies in the world have long locked horns over trade and technology transfers. both have concerns around national security. and that's a big reason us companies are now more pessimistic about doing business in china. that's according to a recent survey by the american chamber of commerce in china. i've been talking to its president, michael hart. a recent business climate survey did paint a fairly negative picture. a number of things, companies are just really tired after three years of covid zero. a number of things in china have made them a bit more pessimistic. one, china has been growing slower. also, travel has been just really difficult so companies in general, their responses issued to the business climate survey were more negative than they've been in a long time. and you can watch more about the us china trade war on �*talking business' this weekend on the bbc news channel at 15:30 that's it for the world business repo

this correspondent for the independent simon calder-— simon calder.rways who have cancelled flights because it is only applying to terminal five which is used by ba and no other airline. the airport says in any of the other terminals you could expect it to be pretty busy and they have contingency plans in place. butjust in the past hour both the airport and british airways have put out advice to passengers saying, please don't turn up too early. they are saying to ours is sufficient for short—haul flights and also for long haulflights, three hours. and what the worry is everybody will think the worry is everybody will think the security queues could be really long, they will get there many hours early, and that will actually go things up for passengers who are on the early wave off flights.— the early wave off flights. simon calder there. _ myanmar�*s military has been celebrating army day — with a promise to �*deal decisively�* with what it says are acts of terror. that's a reference to the ongoing uprising against the military regime, after the gene