steven: oh, god. john: your thoughts? steven: another hour. [laughter] i am what is called a luke warm er, which is not allowed. you either have to be all in and we have to hand over our khakis to al gore. the skeptics say you have to say there is nothing happening. the lukewarmers say -- and lord ridley over in england has said this -- it is warming, human activity has something to do with it. reason to think the extreme views are overestimated. but, step two as a policy analyst, which is also what i did half the day in washington, you want to analyze policy with uncertainty and risk. long-term climate change has a fat tailed risk, small probability of risk. i look at what we are trying to do on climate policy abroad and finding it a farce. my final proposition is the more serious you think climate change might be in the future, the more you should be frustrated and contemptuous toward what the environmental climate move has been trying to feed us the last 30 years. john: why? steven: they want to make carbon expensive, they want to stifle na

steven: oh, god. john: your thoughts? steven: another hour. [laughter] i am what is called a luke warm er, which is not allowed. you either have to be all in and we have to hand over our khakis to al gore. the skeptics say you have to say there is nothing happening. the lukewarmers say -- and lord ridley over in england has said this -- it is warming, human activity has something to do with it. reason to think the extreme views are overestimated. but, step two as a policy analyst, which is also what i did half the day in washington, you want to analyze policy with uncertainty and risk. long-term climate change has a fat tailed risk, small probability of risk. i look at what we are trying to do on climate policy abroad and finding it a farce. my final proposition is the more serious you think climate change might be in the future, the more you should be frustrated and contemptuous toward what the environmental climate move has been trying to feed us the last 30 years. john: why? steven: they want to make carbon expensive, they want to stifle na

their son, steven, was born.he was everything they had hoped for. >> steven was always, like, a cuddly, cuddly baby. he walked early. he met all of his milestones. >> when did you start to think that something was wrong? >> we really started to think that something was simply not right, started around age 15. >> he went from having a girlfriend to captain of the football team to when he hit 15, almost like a complete change and he started getting into trouble with the law, using drugs, marijuana. >> years later, the gunners would learn that marijuana could have triggered steven's rapid mental health decline due to a genetic predisposition from his donor that they knew nothing about. >> we reacted like most parents. we, you know, tried to get him help. >> therapy, doctors. >> by the time he was 17, we had taken him to his first rehab. >> there were different doctors, so each one would present with the same question. is there a history of schizophrenia. they didn't say mental illness. they would say, schizophrenia.

berardi james patrick berger steven howard berger john p.n alvin bergsohn daniel david bergstein graham andrew berkeley michael j. berkeley donna m. bernaerts david w. bernard william h. bernstein david m. berray david shelby berry joseph john berry william reed bethke yeneneh betru timothy d. betterly carolyn mayer beug edward frank beyea paul michael beyer anil tahilram bharvaney bella j. bhukhan shimmy d. biegeleisen peter alexander bielfeld william g. biggart brian eugene bilcher mark bingham carl vincent bini >> and my father nypd truck sergeant and sergeant major michael sean curtin. we miss you every day and god bless america. [applause] >> gary eugene bird joshua david birnbaum george john bishop kris romeo bishundat jeffrey donald bittner albert balewa blackman, jr. christopher joseph blackwell carrie rosetta blagburn susan leigh blair harry blanding, jr. janice lee blaney craig michael blass rita blau richard middleton blood, jr. michael andrew boccardi john paul bocchi michael l. bocchino susan m. bochino deora frances bodley bruc

jacobs >> steven a. jacobson >> steven d.coby >> ricknauth jaggernauth >> jake denis jagoda >> yudhvir s. jain >> maria jakubiak >> robert adrien jalbert >> ernest james >> gricelda e. james >> mark steven jardim >> amy nicole jarret >> muhammadou jawara >> [bell ringing] ♪ >> francois jean-pierre >> maxima jean-pierre >> paul edward jeffers >> john charles jenkins >> -- and my cousin john. we were close and our families close -- chose to do so many things together. there are memories that time does not erase. our teenage years are ones that still make me laugh. my first giving john a perm. john coming to visit to my college. i don't think it was to see me but to see the sorority sisters, but they drove all night to get there. i am blessed to have these memories and do so many more. i am humbled, honored and privileged to be here today to show respect for all of the families who were affected by this terrible tragedy. 9/11 is a part of john, but it does not define his person. we will never forget. [applause] >> and our knees

(crowd yelling) steven: theirpresence wasn't right?ant to see. natacha: was like a trail ofpolice officers, and the ones that were closer to thecrowd had full, like, riot gear. and they were juststanding there, like so angry. steven: i rememberthis older guy saying to me,his name was patrick. and we were standingat the window and they were havinga meeting inside. loretta weinberg: i saw acouple of members of the council hiding behindthe windows in the municipal building,kind of looking out, which i always foundvery upsetting. this is the leadership, stop hiding in a civilbuilding and come out, talk to the restof the community steven: he was like look at him!they're laughing at you. i just remember, next thing i know ipicked up a brick and threw it straight,through a window. (music) we tore up everythingin our path. i wanted that police stationto be burnt down, you know. i mean you justkilled my friend. some residents todaywere skeptical. the marches organizer brooklynminister, al sharpton. al sharpton: if youdon't arrest and charge wit

steven ricchiuto, thank you very much indeed.rg. ♪ alix: the federal reserve is now looking into goldman sachs's online banking platform that is aimed at retail cap customers. there is no indication of wrongdoing. we want to bring in our reporter who brought this to us. what do we know? >> let's start about what we know about goldman's forward into consumer banking. this is a firm that deals with corporations, governments. consumer banking is a new space for them and they have grown rapidly. but that also means when you have a new business line growing rapidly but you have seen a leadership turn and no sign of profitability yet, that could be the reason why you have the federal reserve looking to zero in on this division that goes beyond the oversight of the industry processes that they normally might carry out. guy: if the fed is concerned that presumably those inside the company are concerned as well, what is the view within the company? sridhar: within the company, within goldman sachs, that was a firm in the last couple of ye

steven or a char cartucker in delhi. thank you very much. china is also part of that summit in was pakistan and it had some positive news on the economic front friday retail sales and higher industrial production both coming in higher for august. now retail sales grew by 5.4 percent for the month, boosted by higher car sales. industrial production also up beating analysts expectations. the national bureau of statistics said recent stimulus measures from beijing have helped. but warren, the recovery was fragile and the global conditions remain complicated. let's go down to some of our other global business stories, making headlines. 0 zone inflation has reached a record high prices in august increasing 9 point one percent compared to a year earlier. that's according to the leaves, figures, consumers and businesses have been had hardest buy cost for energy and groceries. and that's raising pressure on the european central bank. the international monetary font expects a stronger economic downturn worldwide in the 3rd quarte

but it's hugely important, steven, on fertilizers, india is hugely import dependent. and this year because of the high prices in the international market, if something is not done, then the entire subsidy bill for, for, for delays as the domestic sub submit subsidies bill is likely to dublin urines, a huge subsidized fertilizer program also for its farmers. so there is a huge implication for that program, and for this reason, india has already been buying fertilizer at cheaper rate from russia. now russia has become india as largest supplier of imported fertilizers. and now what india is looking at is a long term at least a 3 year import deal from russia, so that even the long term future of the fertilizer bro subsidy program in india is secured. and now, a lot of figures have not been revealed by either governments or players involved, but there are reports to suggest that russia has been offering for eliza at at least 10 percent of the prices in the international market, which is a huge, huge discount. and it makes a big difference to india or to fertilize a bill. s

steven thrasher, welcome back to democracy now!on't you start off by responding to president biden's announcement saying that covid pandemic is over? >> thank you, amy. i was really disappointed and disheartened here with the president said, declaring the pandemic over. it is not over. between 400 to 500 people die every day in the united states. we're just observing 9/11 a week ago. more people were killed in the last week from covid-19 then were on 9/11. he also says the pandemic language matters. although the united states consistently has had a worse rate of death and affection that i must every other country on the face of the earth, we are just a percentage of the deaths happening. 16,000 people died globally and at the last week from covid-19 around the world. abt 2.5 billion people have not received a single dose of vaccine. historically, thinking of hiv aids, it has been a pandemic for about 40 years and we still have to do with ndemics as they go on or time. it was narrow cited for the president to say the pandemic was ov

i'm steven busy in berlin. we apologize for those technical issues at the beginning. the german government has responded to growing pressure over rising energy cost with a $200000000000.00 euro plan to cap gas prices until 2024. chancellor, olaf sholtes said a commission of experts will determine the exact price. ceiling is government is now throwing out its heavily criticized planned attacks gas customers per kilowatt hour. berlin has struggled to find the right way to distribute the hire market costs faced by gas utilities. without overwhelming gas consumers. energy costs have driven german inflation in september to 10 percent. that's according to a preliminary reading. all right, my colleague, cassandra sant joins me now in studio for more. cassandra, there's been a lot of concern about high energy prices trip, but high gas prices recent months. what does this new plan do for us? the thing, the 2nd for me is steven, was that this 200000000000 year old package is being funded by the same economic stabilizing fund that berlin used during the crone of ours pandemic, a

steven elliott belton. >> paul benedetti. >> brian craig bennett. >> eric l.. >> berardi. james patrick berger. >> steven howard berger. >> our live coverage on the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks continue and we'll leave new york city but return later following a pentagon ceremony where president biden and defense secretary austin are expected to speak. american airlines flight 77 was one of the planes that was hijacked on september 11, 2001. it crashed into the west side of the pentagon at 9:45 a.m. eastern killing 125 military personnel and civilians along with all 64 people aboard the airliner. >> ♪ home of the brave ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. >> dr. paul w. am rose. specialist gray s

lieutenant colonel steven f. highland jr., united states army.utenant colonel, robert j.himel, united states air force, retired. sergeant major lacy b. ivory, united states army. brian c. jack. steven g.jacoby. lieutenant colonel dennis m. johnson, united states army. judith l. jones. ann c. judge. brenda kegler. chandler r. keller. yvonne e. kennedy. norma cruz kahn. karen n. kinkade. lieutenant michael s.lamatta, united states navy. david w.lachek. dong cho li. jenifer lewis. and her husband kenneth e. lewis. samantha l. lightborn allen. major steven v. long, united states army. james t. lynch jr. terrence m. lynch. petty officer second class nahamon lyons, iv, united states navy. shelly a. marshall. teresa m. martin. adal. mason ecker. lieutenant colonel dean e. matteson, united states army. lieutenant general timothy j.maude, united states army. robert j. maxwell. renee a. may. molly l. mckenzie. dora marie menchaca. patricka e.mckley. major ronald d.millum, united states army. gerard p. moore jr. odessav. morris. petty officer first class br

no steven hannah is doing it in class in front of children.s been dressing like this for a while. but only recently have children in the school gone public. hannah's costume is based on the style of japanese internet pornography. what is going on here? we know what is going on. women may not see it because their lives are not defined by their sex drives. if you are a man, you get it instantly. this is about sex. steven hannah is enlisting other people's children in his sexual fantasies. that's why he is doing this in class. having an audience of children gives him a sexual charge. he is getting off on this. no question about it. this is the guy in the van trying to give your 6 grader candy. he is a pervert and should not be within 500 yards of children. he is a threat to children. there are threats to children in every society. every society deals with them swiftly and harshly. but no longer in the west. now people like this are not punished. they are celebrated and protected. this high school is public funded by canadian taxpayers and defendi

stevens have a child together. how old is that child?dge judy: do you work? >> no. >> judge judy: have you ever worked? >> yes, i have. >> judge judy: when? >> around end of may, beginning of june. >> judge judy: so maybe you worked three weeks? >> yeah. >> judge judy: i'm not talking about three weeks' worth of work. i'm talking about did you work in 2016? >> no. >> judge judy: '17? >> yes. >> judge judy: where did you work in '17? >> burger king. >> judge judy: when? >> end of april, beginning of may, starting -- >> judge judy: so for a couple of weeks in april and may. >> yeah. >> judge judy: okay. so you don't work. >> right. >> judge judy: who supports you? >> they do. the reason why i don't work now

steven: that's right.ho would have thought brazil and mexico would have generated a decent positive return in dollar terms? developed markets like the u.k., the eurozone, and actually korea , have all had negative performances. so we are comparing against the u.s. treasury market where we are down 11 percent this year, but zoo is in deep positive territory. when we talk about emerging markets, we have to define what it actually means, because some of these countries qualifying as emerging markets actually have very low yields and seem to me to be quite developed. south korea for example, and china. china has a 2 handle on bond yields. even china has beaten the u.s. this year. haidi: i was going to ask you more about china. do you see that as an idiosyncratic story? is it still the anchor for emerging markets? steven: i look at chinese government bonds and i think they have more developed -market properties and behaviors. in our emerging markets conference, people are talking about the outflows from china.

steven miller, thank you so much for joining us.t i admire about martha's vineyard, they don't mess around. i wonder why the republicans don't do the same. out of here now, military base, you. >> well, of course, that's what needs to be done. it needs to be done in every republican state. in the meantime wherever it's necessary, we should be sending illegal aliens that can't be deported by the governors to the billionaires. something important you said in your monologue, illegal immigration is happening from countries you never imagined in your entire life. illegal immigration from pakistan, yemen, senegal, afghanistan, somalia, syria, all throughout asia, all throughout the world. this is 150 countries descending illegally on our borders, being allowed free entry by the biden administration. that includes a number that is never discussed and never reported, and not even counted in official release statistics, which is that the biden administration has helped human traffickers and smugglers relocate into the united states almost 300

lisa: steven englander, thanks for being with us.re saying, intervention seems inevitable. what form does it take when it comes to the pound? we are seeing what form it takes perhaps with the japanese yen, but that is the tip of the iceberg. damian: i don't know the answer to that. you would think yield differentials have some thing to do with it, but carrie is out the door. it will be about balance sheet reductions, the pace of that. lisa: the scope of the moves, you been watching them, and you are right to say, are we looking at the wrong thing? is this intraday or a weekly move? kailey: how often do we see a 50 basis point move on a gilt yield? it is absolutely astounding. lisa: 4.128% on the yield. copper, the commodities sector selling off in the face of potentially reduced demand. when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and

steven nobody's come home. i had to get off the phone ,tell my three sisters,starte my brothers, that steven wasd coming home. he ran through the tunnel to the towers. and that's why we started and that's why we started the tunnel to towers foundation. inspirethathanistan us every tie inspirethathanistan us every tie at american response monument that represents the twelve horsemen that rode into afghanistaes . you take this mission, you're js not going to come homet se to american heroes. they never forgot what happened on september 11th and meetinthg them when they came home. care it just sentof chills up my spie b because i knew whaert they we're so proud at the tunnel tot resp towerson taking care of catastrophically u.s. service members, gold star familie we'rt well t, if you're a fallen first responder anywhere in america and you die in the line duty, ah we're going to pay off your mortgage. and if you don't have a home, and if you don't have a home, we're going to build you . we gotni ton oo supporur mt

the two reunited when steven was 7.taught him how to fish, and they have been reeling in the memories ever since. >> i was blessed beyond words. >> i kind of got the best of both worlds for sure. >> reporter: steven is now 26, married with a brand-new boy of his own, much to the delight of grandma shawna. >> that was really special. it just brought that full circle around. >> reporter: especially when she heard the baby's name, riley. >> i felt like that name was just supposed to be in the family. >> i think the lesson we've learned is that sometimes we create barriers where barriers don't need to be. and when we pull down those barriers, we really find love on the other side. >> reporter: words of wisdom to help us all live the life of riley. >> oh, my gosh, he's when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right her

i'm steven busy in berlin. it's been a volatile year for currencies ask anyone holding yen rouble or career owes even bit coins. but that there is not the value of a crypto currency. you're seeing that the british pound, which fell monday to a record low against the us dollar. it's part of the market reaction to the so called many budget put forward by the new conservative government at the end of last week, which included some of the biggest tax cuts in 50 years. investors are not happy, and that's pushing up the cost of government borrowing to recent highs. or the bank of england's even wait in saying it's monitoring the developments in the financial part markets. and would not hesitate to change interest rates by as much as needed . but even those remarks haven't taken pressure off the pounds. public opinion in the u. k has meanwhile, been divided. there's widespread concern over inflation and the rising cost of living. the weather tax cuts will bring about a change of fortunes for average brits as conservat

steven beardsley has the details on dw business after the break on public leaves. thanks for watching. back again at the top with every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day in the foot of the rigby home. i'm in your northern most count, please. ah, brain one still very much alive, dw channel, your guy to the special with recognizes where exactly. it was fun and i've learned a lot of our culture history, all their d. w. travel extremely worth a visit. ah, ah, berlin bite the bullet and announces a cap on gas prices to the tune of $200000000000.00 euros. but canada new measures help german households and businesses get through a difficult winter. all signs point to recession. also on our show portion, big they view doesn't disappoint. we'll look at how high share price is raised for the companies. i. p. o. and volkswagen response, the brazilian prosecutors in their investigation of a legit slave labor at a former carol ranch and the amazon loan. welcome to the show. i'm seeing busy in berlin. the german government has respond

host: all right, let's hear from steven in michigan on the democrats line. steven, good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for c-span. i'm just getting a little tired of our country being a land of laws, but everybody else is lying. stop that lying. that's misinformation. it's just driving people nuts. host: what's the most recent incident? what set you off in particular this morning about this? caller: well, just the fact that donald trump is still not in jail. the guy is a treasonnist, nazi, russian spy. the sooner you get that through your head, the better off this country will be. as far as i'm concerned, until we get back to telling the truth in this country, it's just a land of lies, not laws. host: the u.s. house is coming in, as we said, for pro forma session this morning. they're not back in for legislative work till next week. the senate, meanwhile, is in session today. they'll gavel in today at 3:00 eastern. that will be over on our companion network, c-span#. they'll be absent one member, at least for a week on so. the headline from "the hill," burr hoping from hip

do it let's hear our viewers and listeners first to steven and pennsylvania. on the independenten line, stevn good morning. >> caller: good morning. "good morning america". good morning representative carter. the reason i am calling as i take issue with your statement that healthcare is between a doctor, a pharmacist, and a patient. i do not know how you inserted yourself into the equation and why you wish to make moral judgments based on your religion for dispensing medications prescribed by a doctor. there is no confidentiality agreement between myself and my pharmacist. he is there to do a job. if you are worried that a pill might give someone an abortion, that is your problem. i wish that you would wish more about the unwanted children that are born every year. i was raised unwanted. i felt unwanted and unloved all my life. i would not wish that on anyone. you are promoting it. what are you going to give the 1 million unwanted children that are going to be born every year? >> host: steven will get a response recover spring order. >> first of all i could no

the next day, at the governor's press conference, steven mcgraw the director of dps portrayed the police response in the best possible light repeating the false story about an officer engaging with the suspect. >> there was a brave independent school resource officer that approached him, engaged him and at that time there was not -- gunfire was not exchanged but the subject was able to make it into the school. >> if you came to a scene and you were behind a position of cover and had your weapon drawn on a subject and you were given that person commands and they were responding to the commands, you can refer to that as engaging the subject but let's be honest, it's use in this situation was misleading. they didn't do any of those things with the subject. >> andrew mccabe is the former deputy director of the fbi. >> i will say as a member of the law enforcement community, it a very tough position to be in. law enforcement knows what it's like to respond to crisis events, how confusing it is and often times early information you get from the scene is inaccurate. we get it. these are like th

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feel like a voice crying in the wilderness right now, steven?> i have to admit i just didn't realize how low some of the other forecasts have gotten i'm optimistic about the third quarter. >> tell me what you're looking at that makes you have such a rosy outlook >> i would point to a few things firstly, as you mentioned, the consumer, i think this summer was the first time that people have really been able to get out there and do the sorts of things that were restricted during the pandemic we know that travel was crazy over the summer. all the crowded airports and things like that i think there's a lot of spending that we'll see in the third quarter. a second thing that we're seeing i think is the unwinding of some of the snafus in the trade situation. the first half of the years, good imports spiked and i think what that was, it was the kind of all the stuff that had been ordered in 2020 and 2021 that didn't get delivered as some of the logistic problems were unwound, i think those came in in the first half of 2022 and so the trade deficit wide

steven l miller i want to start with you.oes anything that comes out of the president's mouth have credibility? >> not when his own advisors are telling everyone to nevermind everything that he says. i love the idea of joe biden going on 60 minutes sanely shutdown the virus as promised during the campaign in two days later his entire white house say no, no you didn't, no we didn't, it's still going. this is a problem and like you said with the washington post gave the game away when they said you still have transporter restrictions in place, the student loan giveaway, joe biden's entire justification legally to do the student loan giveaway's that were still in a pandemic emergency. you have to think every single white house lawyer probably the color went out of their faces when he said that. this is an ongoing problem that had to walk back the declaration of defending taiwan for the fourth or fifth time. when do the president's words mean something. if his own advisors don't take what he says seriously how are voters or world

. > >> steven f. austin warner. why are you showing us this game, you may ask? robert mcgrew. that mcgrew. that makes it 98-0. and, 98-0. and, yes. takes a knee right here. that would have made made it guess you call it it sportsmanship. still, 98-0, steven f. austin wins that football game. > >> second block of sports is on the way. could the earthquakes stun the galaxy once again? gias and athletics in action today. w about oakland having no issues with superstar pitcher jacob >> we can count the games remaining on two hands. we are need a miracle to make the playoffs. still aren't dead yety have a chance. very slight. bran crawford is happy to be healthy facing the diamondbacks in arizona. jason vasler whacks it into right field. that's a base hit. dylan varsho's arm against brandon crawford's wheels, not a a contest. 1-0, giants. things fell apart. alex cobb had them loaded. on the mound, that is the first stepping on the bag. d the throw home. that's not going going to get the job run. two batters later, perdomo, base hit hit to center. the giants five game win streak is

must've been steven miller which is donald trump's hard light immigration. very hard lined away. brought a lot of ideas to donald trump it it's more complicated than just a story of c is steven miller i deterrence measures. it took a lot more than steven miller and donald trump and jeff sessions the start of the border patrol agent in their early 20s had a career in the heenforcement and ultimately became the head of ice immigrations and customs enforcement under president trump. he first came up with the idea to separate families as an escalation of this prevention by deterrence. this idea to have consequences to discourage illegal border crossing it once for the purses purposes of seeking asylum pretty first propose a separate and children from their parents in 2014 during the obama administration. which is when we saw the first major search of children's and families crossing the border in the border patrol was totally overwhelmed at the time. congress did not intervene. you have essentially a police force left to figure this out. this a policy which is a humanitarian policy,

steven: return and getting comfortable with the process.function of getting long-term contracted. we are generally not participating in the global commodity market. we void that risk and the reward. but we try to get that under long-term contract. alix: that was some of my conversation with the kinder morgan ceo. talking about what's happening in europe. there have been some companies for u.s. lng but it's a push and pull. and the will to do that. and then actually building it, it's a very long process. guy: that's the problem. we needed to be really quick, we need it now and will be interesting to see how long this crisis lasts. if you believe the belgian prime minister it will be a decade than some of the stuff adds up. if it's over in a couple of years then it doesn't. duration of the crisis from a european point of view and from the u.s. side is really important here because gas prices are so volatile. energy prices more bar more broadly with brent crude, down by 6%. we are all over the map. alix: just after oh pack cut production. it d

steven golding is joining us here. have demanded not only apologies but also reparations. explain to me first of all when we hear reparations, what is it that you would like to get from the monarchy. >> it speaks to repertory justice. the knowledge is the fact that something went wrong. even the fact that slavery as been declared a crime against humanity, crimes against humanity have no statute of limitations. the topic of at the emancipation the so-called emancipation in 1834, conversation in the amount of 47 million pounds was paid not to the victims of the transatlantic slave trade. to the victimizer's. the slave owners. >> what was given to the slaves? >> >> absolutely nothing. they were put into a four-year period and an apprenticeship where they gave four more years of free labor to the plantation. how do you do a job for 300 years and in the last four years you are suddenly an apprentice? >> to understand how much money was given to the enslavers back in the 1800s, explain when that was finally paid off. >> that

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have fun, steven. ifwereno, steven. hannah is doing it in class init children. as the canadian journalist jonathan kay put it, hanna ih hs been dressing like this forwh a while, but only recently have students within a school gone public with this fact. the they've been enduring this for a while. c also notes thaostut hannah's costume is based on the style of japanese internet, which translates roughly into english as exploding milk. >> so what's going on here? s >> we know exactly what's going on here. let's stop pretendin.g women may not see it right away because generally their lives are not defined by their drives. ives.but if you're a man, you gt instantly. what is this about? it's aboutinstantls abou . stephen hannah is enlisting other people's children in hisfantasie sexual fantasies. that'ss. why he's doing this in class, having an audience of giildren give steve and hannah a charge. >> he's getting off on this. there's no question about it. this is the guy in the van trying to give your sixth to grader candy. this is the flasher in y the park. this guy'

corporate funding is provided by steven's inc. . >>> hello, everyone. welcome to "amanpour and company." here's what's coming up. as briltain prepares to say farewell to queen elizabeth ii, i spoke to bar baybados that red the head of state. the archbishop of york shares his reflection on faith ahead of offering a prayer at queen's funeral on monday then. >> russia is leaving death behind everywhere. >> zelenskyy pushes forward as putin admits allied china has concerns about the ukraine war. we get insight fro

former trump senior advisory steven miller along with ari. ari, let's get your take on this.s the primary source for steal. hillary clinton paid for this. in august of 2016, even bruce orr warned everybody at the fbi this is political, this is unverified, be careful, don't use this. andrew mccabe, he had said without the dirty dossier, you don't get the dossier approved. they got to spy on candidate trump and former president trump. your reaction to this. >> and to divide the united states. there's one thing to fight over ideology, now they're fighting over whether or not donald trump is a russian asset. look, two major american institutions let down their guard and allowed this, happily allowed this to happen. one is the media. the media fell for it all. they called it unverified and unsubstantiated and put it on the first page. maybe you shouldn't cover it until it's verified and substantiated. the other institution that lets down its guard and happily allowed this to happen was the fbi. the fbi could have gone public and said there was nothing to this deal dossier. they ha

pippa stevens joins us well off the highs, pippa.or any move in any direction after such a big drop? >> it seems that oil might have been oversold after those recent declines you were noting this came despite a weak inventory report and that also indicates that maybe traders think the bad news is priced in for the moment there have been so many headwinds hitting oil. there's also growing concerns over a recession in europe oil also fell below key technical levels which led to selling. and then just all the volatility and uncertainty has really led to low conviction trading. of course there's still so many factors to watch going forward the nord stream 1 is offline president putin said he will retaliate against any nations that implement price caps. secretary granholm said that the biden administration is considering extending the spr release beyond that october date so some relief but whether or not this will hold remains to be seen. >> pippa stevens, thank you. the relationship, mike, we were speaking about between oil prices and th

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pippa stevens is here with us. >> good morning. the chinese city of chengdu extending the covid lockdowns. rules were expected to be lifted yesterday, but officials late in the day said the virus some are. of the 21 million residents, 16 million are under lockdown a number of districts have been released from full lockdown. residents still have to go through mass testing tomorrow and sunday sticking with china, president biden is delaying his decision on whether to remove trump era tariffs on imports of chinese goods. the president making the decision while his administration looks at ways to help businesses. last week, the office of the u.s. trade representative announced review allowing businesses to weigh in on whether any particular tariff is costing jobs or competitive edge. >>> and google aimed at paying publishers ts is a near behind schedule for the launch. the negotiations with media outlets over google news has stalled. some feel google is not paying enough for content and others want to wait to see what happens with the

steven, thank you for your time.reciate it. >> thank you very much >>> just a few points above 3900 here this morning. take a look at campbell soup, lower today 3900 here this morning, take a look at campbell soup down 5.5, lower today on the heels of results. about that shall they do guide a little bit lower on full year eps, we did talk to the ceo in the last hour. >> as we look at the outlook right now, we do see improvement in certain areas, and as we think about the flow of inflation through the year i do expect as we go through the balance of '23 to see that percent impact of inflation to improve. as iai sd today on the call we would expect the probably toughest inflation in the first quarter, and then to see some improvement as we move forward this is the planning effect. football, housewives, football, housewives, football, housewives... whoops. oh no... the housewives are on the field. i repeat, the housewives are on the field. i just want to talk! yeah! who flips a table? get your tv together with the best

doctor steven seitz.e the assumption but i am assuming that you are in agreement with my statement that we really do want to maintain the current aggregated proposal that we use in the united states today. >> thank you for your question on this issue. it is one that is critically important for the u.s. insurance sector. and it's one that our team has been working on for the last several years in court coordination with the naic, the states and the federal reserve. we believe that we should continue to be part of this conversation, the national, international community is moving ahead, the development of the insurance capital standard and we need to be at the table to improve that methodology so that it is more compatible with our u.s. system. as we discussed earlier, ics does not appropriately reflect certain aspects of our regime, particularly for those long duration projects which are critical for millions of americans out of retirement and i know that it will be a priority issue for us over the coming