>> we have sterling at a diamond in the rough.t has the volatility we have seen in the recent market sessions. we do think, you know, sterling has some interesting properties t. . it has higher equities and the higher environment we expect in 2025. also, the bank of england looks to be hawkish outlier reftive to other banks. growth seems to be holding up. rates might actually come down more slowly in the uk compared to the u.s. we quite like sterling in the first half of the year until the bank picks up the pace of the rate cuts. if the budget, to give a boost to growth in the near term, i think sterling could be an unlikely winner. >> interesting. it was great to speak with you off the announcement of the president-elect. that was the head of global fx, interest rates and strategy research at goldman sachs. we'll hear from the incoming national security adviser mike waltz later today on cnbc. don't miss that at 12:20 london time. >>> coming up on the show, trouble at thyssenkrupp. the company becomes the latest to cut its work fo

gabriel sterling is a messenger of election truth.publican chief operating officer for the georgia secretary of state, who runs elections there. georgia was the center of the scheme to overthrow the 2020 election. sterling says these are the stakes this tuesday. >> people have to have faith in the outcomes. and for 200-some odd years, we had to have the acceptance of the person who came in second or lost to say i lost. i'll come back again and fight in two years. the reason we have ballots is to avoid bullets. if you say ballots don't matter anywhere, there is one logical direction to go, and that's not healthy in any democracy. >> why should americans have confidence in this election? >> every state in this country now has poked and prodded and looked at their processes. we know while we all do it slightly differently, everybody assures there is one person and one vote. everybody assures that there is a single ballot cast. nearly every state in the union now has audits after the fact. every state in the union tests their equipment be

. >> a friend of mine who made a picture of timmy frank sterling junior, plans to carry this drawing of his cousin, timothy charles lee during a memorial walk and vigil on november second to remember the day the young artist died 39 years ago. >> he was found hanging from a tree near the concord bart station. his death was ruled a suicide in 1985. a finding his family has long disputed. >> it's very suspicious and that they destroyed evidence within 24 hours. >> family members tell me there's evidence that points to homicide. lee was a gay man who's black and native american. authorities said they found a suicide note at the scene. but the names of his siblings he addressed were misspelled. there were questions about whether the handwriting was lee's. when ktvu covered this case in 1986, his sister tammy said her brother had just received a $2,000 grant to study fashion design in milan. >> very excited about it. it was almost like his dream coming true at last. he finally got to take this trip that he's always wanted to do. >> tammy has since died, but had said that if her brother di

. >> a friend of mine who made a picture of timmy frank sterling junior, plans to carry this drawing of his cousin, timothy charles lee during a memorial walk and vigil on november 2nd to remember the day the young artist died 39 years ago. >> he was found hanging from a tree near the concord bart station. his death was ruled a suicide in 1985, a finding his family has long disputed. >> it's very suspicious and that they destroyed evidence within 24 hours. the community rose up and got an fbi investigation, but they too, just kind of rubber stamped the police investigation. >> family members tell me there's evidence that points to homicide. lee was a gay man who's black and native american. authorities said they found a suicide note at the scene. but the names of his siblings he addressed were misspelled. there were questions about whether the handwriting was lee's. when ktvu covered this case in 1986, his sister tammy said her brother had just received a $2,000 grant to study fashion design in milan. >> very excited about it. it was almost like his dream coming true at last, he fina

one on the phone in the light is a cost land in sterling, co, even in the entire world. so if we manage to clear all these mines away, that's a good chance that thousands of people will get a livelihood spot. when the war ended in 2009 and estimated 1600000 landmines remained unmarked and largely undocumented. today nearly 24 square meters offline remained contaminated in the eastern and north central provinces. rather subsidy causes red rule as a field supervisor in such a demanding was prompted me to ask how she feels about breaking knobs in the middle of winter, and then stand on that. and within this, without her being in this job has made us phone people off and asked me on a skid to work in such a dangerous place. the land lines explode like tell them no, i'm not scared by them on. yes, they can explode once and i might get injured because even a risk to my life. probably not doing that. they just find that fear stopped me. i went on and off to support my family. who else can i rely on for the financial help? he'll take care of me and my loved ones and i believe in

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sides and saw 7 c u as back those during the war one on the phone in the light is a cost land in sterling, co, even in the entire world. so if we manage to clear all these mines away, there's a good chance that thousands of people won't get to a livelihood spot yet. and then when the war ended in 2009, an estimated 1600000 landmines that remained unmarked and largely undocumented. today, nearly 24 square kilometers offline remain contaminated in the eastern and north central provinces. or is that a subsidy positive as well as a feasible buys it? in such a demanding was prompted me to ask how she feels about breaking numbs in the middle of winter and then spend on the time. being in this job has made his phone people off and asked me on a skid to work in such a dangerous place. doesn't the landlines explode? like the hell them? no, i'm not scad long. yes, they can explode once and i might get injured the is even a risk to my life by the me doing that that'd be that's i like fear stopped me. i went on and off to support my family. who else can i rely on the financial help? he'll take care o

country's oilfields, including in unity state, can produce crude oil worth approximately £9 million sterlingy. the bbc has spoken to david bojo leju, formerly a senior engineer for gpoc, an oil consortium in unity state. i got a job with the greater pioneer operating company, gpoc, as construction supervisor in the five fields of unity state. nothing can go without us knowing in the oilfield. gpoc runs the unity state oilfield. it's a joint venture between malaysian, indian and chinese oil companies, with south sudan's government owning 5%. david alleges that gpoc mismanaged its facilities, polluting the environment. he shared videos he recorded when he worked there. i was employed into an environment where there is an existing pollution. i had witnessed wells spilling out. oil spill is a recurring situation. he says gpoc�*s infrastructure is old and unsafe. oil spills from the wells itself, wellheads. oil spills from wells connecting other... pipes connecting other wells. oil spills from the main export pipeline that had happened in a big quantity in 2019 and 2020. david left gpoc in 2020 a

sterling trade is also been dragged lower.ollar is actually somewhat stable versus the japanese yen. it does seem the data has roiled the trade on this side of the world. dollar is stronger than the swiss. and the euro bond with 2.24%. this is the long end. the short end might be more useful. italian paper 2.5. i'm pleased to say eric nielson has joined us. thank you for joining us in what appears to be a big day for economics. >> yup. >> d.c., i had three governors painting a picture of 50 basis points being an option in december with a truckload more data to be delivered. the data suggests we are not only contracting at 48.1, but swiftly contracting. the pace of the decline matters here. what do you think it's going to be 50 basis points in december? >> i don't think so. they should, but they won't. it is too early to fully absorb it. the funny thing is the obstacle, we are the germans, the governing council, but the german numbers will be a concern with the bundesbank. if this continues, we will get 50, but not in december

briefly, i want to take a look at sterling/dollar.ing is moving higher against the greenback almost .20 at this stage really. we know we are looking at weaker dollar and naturally that is impacting this specific trade. >>> i also want to take you to the broader scene in european markets in terms of the equities space. we have been trading for over an hour and a half at this stage. indeed, we are seeing green across all of the major bourses. all in all, it is important to keep in mind it is a bit of a cautious approach we are seeing among investors today as we await the outcome from the u.s. election. it is, no doubt, the one event in the minds of the investors. of course, it is also a very busy week when you think about corporate earnings here in europe, when you think about the policy decisions. no doubt, the topic is u.s. elections state side. this could be a positive start to the trading session after what was a lower session on monday. indeed, overall, a muted approach from investors also on wall street. let' >>> let's take a look

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raheem sterling hasn't played much football since joining the gunners, but mikel arteta says you can, and this is down to me. he is trying his best, his application, commitment, has been exceptional. now it is time for me to give him more minutes. four other games in the premier league today. incoming leicester manager ruud van nistelrooy will be in the stands as he watches his new side, away at brentford. crystal palace take on newcastle. nottingham forest are up against ipswich and gary o'neil�*s wolves face his former club bournemouth. on to formula one, with the drivers title race now done and dusted, it is all about the team award now, and lando norris will be on pole for the sprint race this afternoon in qatar, as his mclaren team aim to win the constructors championship. mclaren are 24 points clear of ferrari in the table for that title. norris finished ahead of fellow briton george russell, with his mclaren team—mate oscar piastri third. world champion max verstappen will start sixth. great qualifying today. especially to bounce back from paper were last time in vegas, a nice

lindsay demsky from sterling heights, michigan. - hello, ryan. - good to have you. doughnuts and a parade. tell me about that. yeah, so ever since we were children, we would get doughnuts in the morning on thanksgiving and then watch the detroit parade, and we've carried that on with our own kids. and we--i have three boys-- benjamin, noah, and sammy-- and so it lasts for as long as their attention can... - [laughs] can stand it. - ...you know, handle it, yeah. and you also watched "american idol" season 2, and you have a secret to share with all of america right now. i think i am the reason ruben studdard won season 2 of "american idol," because when i was about 10 or 11, i would secretly go into the bathroom past my bedtime to make sure i could vote the full two hours on the landline phone. i would run the faucet so my parents couldn't hear me, and that was, uh-- that's what i was doing. you were 11, and i was the host of the show. yes. yes. - [laughter] - um, have you ever met ruben studdard? - no. ruben probably wants to thank you for those votes. oh, ruben, are

your in georgia, brad raffensperger and gabe sterling are running the tightest ship when it comes to elections in the country right now. they're incredibly effective. they're out there and putting information in the hands of the american people so they know what is happening. so when the haitian voters popped up, they were on it and immediately knocked it down, that is hugely effective in maintaining trust in the process. >> sam, we have seen about physical security as well at locations. they have activated the national guard on stand-by standing with concerns about violence and ub rest. you did have that drop box in vancouver that damaged hundreds of ballots. there was an incendiary device there. there-r there government plots that they have known about now. >> the affect of time that criminal threats and influence operations by nation states will last related to the election. it is just prudent planning, margaret, in this threat environment for officials at all levels of government, federal, state and local, engage in detailed operational planning. state and local officials are in

this is the first time ever happened to sterling is not alone.om tter business bureau online shopping fraud rose nearly 125% in 2023. >>4 out of 10 scams reported to the bbb scam tracker where online shopping reland 8 out of 10 people were susceptible to losing money were really urging a ton of caution and better business bureau investigator bryan edwards says scammers skills are improving, making it harder for consumers to spot fr enough anymore to say whether a website is legitimate or not. and with the holidays upon us, edwards says consumers must be extra vigilant. what's the advice that you would give consumers to protect themselves from these type of scams simply to use a credit card credit card companies or banks through their credit cards are much more likely to refund. >>or issue a charge back on a credit card versus something like a debit card. you go to buy something online and theyey out and they say, oh, can you pay me venmo or zelle or paypal? >>it's time to be wary of that because that is something that we're seeing a lot of scamme

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but those shots are for the rest of the file from go down to the tip and across in sterling care. and as you well know, further north, this is the time of year. we still have to see the system fault around the pool. alcohol equity, that through the gun jets explained to central park is down and it's going to be pretty slow to improve. the visiting is rarely football hooligans on rampage and amsterdam, provoking dutch errands and instigating a wave of filing suit officials failed to prevent the variety is their narrative of the interest bias. this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much enjoying amsterdam today is tense and divided. the usually peaceful city is struggling to shake off the feeling of unease following.

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able to recover, and we will give our support along, with local authorities who have been doing a sterling deputy first minister has been out and about this morning in areas most impacted. i have been visiting places as well on the way back from pembrokeshire. our weather presenter, elizabeth rizzini, has more detail on the conditions to come. well, i'll show you what's happened already. this is the radar picture — so you can see all the rain. where we saw the snow, it turned quickly back to reign, of course, this is over the last 36 hours, so you can see why we've had the flooding. it's just been relentless for parts of wales, particularly the south and east, and for southwest england. you can see here, 150 mill metres plus — that's what we've seen over the last day or so, through the weekend, amounting to a month's worth of rainfall in just a short space of time. that's what we've got all the flooding. and what's to come? well, there's still a bit of rain to come — i won't be as bad as it was, but here's a pan of rain. it is clearing away from these flood affected parts as we had there t

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international monetary fund says that will provide more than $300000000.00, an extra funding to sterling come, not softer. it approved a 3rd review of a bailout worth nearly $3000000000.00 will, despite signs of emerging recovery, the i am a warns. but as for link is economy remains vulnerable as it works, to recover from the worst economic crisis in its history. now fernandez has more from colombo, this cash infusion from the international money to fund the full front of a $3000000000.00 bailout package given to us a lanka will provide for the stability for the show on can you calling me now? obviously the country has come a long way from those doc days of 2022 where there was no money for food fuel medicine. power cuts of up to 13 hours. but things have centralized. we have mapped out to sort of a recovery if. but even though even the i a mess has agreed that west is not out of the woods yet, but the government has of, appears to have invoked the confidence of the organization. they will still need to sign off at the board level before they disperse that 333000000. 1 those, but it seem

sterling has suffered. it's west of economic crisis 2 years ago and find not sure recovery, coupled with fights and corruption, or key issues for vices. michelle fernandez has the latest from a polling station in the capsule called on the the coming just over 6 weeks off to the presidential election. the new leader under a commodities on like, uh, dissolve problem and calling this election because he's looking at consolidating power for his national people's power policy. now the policy has gone on record and said that the pages they made to bring change to the country to root of corruption, to address the sort of funding, economic hardships that people are facing, that all of those can be done. and she has said that he has been given the amended the people have sort of supported that lead. but now he's asking voters to bring in his party into parliament in order to sort of bringing legislation, give teeth to the party in the house so that they can actually implement some of these changes. and essentially g

raheem sterling hasn't played much football since joining the gunners, but mikel arteta says you can more, to be fair, and this is down to me. he is trying his best. his application, his commitment around the team, has been exceptional. now it is time for me to give him more minutes. four other games in the premier league alongside that one. incoming leicester manager ruud van nistelrooy will be in the stands as he watches his new side, away at brentford. crystal palace take on newcastle. nottingham forest are up against ipswich and gary 0'neil�*s wolves face his former club bournemouth. south africa have thumped sri lanka by 233 runs to win the first test in durban. having been set 516 to win — player of the match marco jansen who took 7 wickets in the first innings for the proteas managed 4 more in sri lanka's second innings. the tourists were dismissed for 282 after a lowest ever 42 in test cricket in the first innings with the second test getting under way on thursday. england's cricketers are on the verge of inflicting a rare defeat on new zealand in christchurch, after the thir

as part of the campaign against illegal findings in sterling cause, the left wing condition has caused one of the country's greatest political upsets. the national peoples health alliance has 159 of the 225 states. that's moving. 2 thirds majority are required to natural forms and policy led by president a newer camara to send a young k has promised to reach out corruption and lead sri lanka. also if it's current economic crisis. campaigning has ended in sunday. go ahead of parliamentary elections this sunday. president c will d a must say cool. this oddly pole. less than a yale to taking office phase policy currently doesn't have a majority in parliament, but he is hoping this fight will change that in order for him to try to push through his policies by his promise to create jobs and improve livelihoods. are just all concerned about the economy is inflation has drastically effected the cost of living its purchase led by new zealand, indigenous mile, re a growing allowed to on the 9 day march department and g to reach the cap to wellington on choose day is a challenge a bid by the whi

. >> tia, i think gabe sterling tweeted out or x'd out, i don't know what the term is, more than fouron early votes have been cast. also, the secretary of state said that active voters exceeded 50% statewide turnout and there's a list that the georgia secretary of state put out of eight counties with the highst in-person early voting turnout. it was interesting, though, because i looked up all these counties, they all went for trump in 2020. what's your take on that that trump has been out there making these false claims of fraud. >> this year, trump and his party have widely changed their tune on how they talk about early voting. they started to embrace early in-person voting. there's skepticism in voting by mail and that's been on both sides but we have seen republicans saying go ahead, make your plan, get out there early. democrats are saying that people may not have voted early just that he's banking more votes early but we'll see, again, we won't know until election day how this shakes out. >> we won't know until we know, absolutely. and julian, you're also seeing low turnout in

que según el reporte policial, un automóvil iba por ascot parkway y cerca de la intersección con sterlingfallecido iba como pasajero en el primer automóvil. y por ahora, el caso sigue bajo investigación y las autoridades piden tomar precauciones, pues temen que estos casos aumenten. en estos días, con el incremento de viajeros por el feriado de acción de gracias. para que se haga una idea, según la triple a esta semana y solo en california, unos 10 millones de personas se transportarán por carretera. por ello, la patrulla de caminos comenzará su periodo de máxima vigilancia mañana a partir de las 18:00 de la tarde y la va a terminar el domingo alrededor de la medianoche. simplemente el año pasado. durante este tiempo, arrestamos a casi 165 personas por manejar bajo influencia y también se dieron como 3500 infracciones en el área de la en el área de la bahía solamente, y la agencia triple a agregó que este aumento en viajeros se ha visto impulsado porque el precio promedio del galón de la gasolina regular anda en unos 4,50 $. de hecho, el más bajo visto desde la pandemia. dicen que esto po