macedonian church is an independent autocephalous the problem is that constantinople is imposing its tom thomas this tone there is one condition to give the entire foreign diaspora to the constantinople church. it is clear that the macedonian church, while remaining free independent, but it will never agree. here, of course, it’s difficult not to follow. uh, others are different. the trace is what happened in ukraine, what is now happening in ukraine and the fact that hmm there is oppression of the russian orthodox church of the priests of the russian orthodox church. it’s very revealing here, it will probably even be worth recalling history. but we will now take a long break right after to remind our tv viewers how events developed, in principle, quite recently it was in the nineties. adapted to the new time in life the ninety-fourth year, which is just around the corner in a past life, also works in the sewer, lives in the horns of eugene gypsy , major renovations throughout the country, major renovations of property. oil fell film by alexander the great one message it doesn’t yet depend sery

four o'clock in the morning, the second is listening to loud music noise in the bar jolly thomas that yesterday tom with neighbors there is no way at night and you drink a fine, so that in the future it would be discouraging as the end of communication, they opened a brothel in the city center for sure, tomsk meat and a bribe. lie down so everyone listen to me, you and you, bald, will now go with me to the police station, what kind of man? this is exactly what power means. that's who should head our commissariat, your truth. it would be good, but the rest will arrive there in the morning. i'll show everyone law of silence at night. let's go to the basement, we'll catch up with the people. who's the captain? well, what about advertising panties and i’m also moving out. best wishes to you. handsome man of death it’s not visible, my internal organs are damaged; there are witnesses, they are professionals of external traces, but a comprehensive tomography will confirm that there is no living space on me. you just need to issue me a business trip to vilnius and even younger traffic crime professionals.

out my weekly "thank you notes" right now for you guys is that -- [ cheers and applause tom -- [ laughter ] thomasget some thank you note writing music, please ♪ thank you, nfl kickers, for not being called "football rockettes. [ applause ] why not? ♪ thank you, football playbooks, for looking like a game of drunk tic-tac-toe. [ laughter and applause thank you, rakes, for being outdoor brooms with '90s boy band hair. [ laughter and applause thank you, tennis, for teaching me that love means nothing [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow. ♪ wow, dang. send that to yourself. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: thank yourself for that one it's going to fit in there [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is this real >> steve: it's like a pocket square class. yeah [ cheers and applause [ imitating pipe ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was not a a bong -- not a bong it's a pipe. >> steve: oh, a pipe okay [ laughter ] [ imitating pipe ] [ imitating various noises ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. here we go thank you, paper clips, for being very simple mazes. [ cheers and applause ♪ thank you, the creator of school buses, for being

thomas payne. i would argue that tom payne wrote three masterpieces for which he is remembered.n some ways they are very different from one another their are common sense, the rights of man, and the age of reason. he wrote the other two in the 1790's about two years apart and they have a lot to do with the context of the french revolution which was unfolding by that time. what we can say at the general level is that payne knew what he thought, and that his ideology was consistently pro-republic with a small r, and pro-democracy of course with a small d. he wants all people to have a responsive, accountable, elected, transparent government. he is suspicious of ancient power structures like monarchy and organized religion, so he was one-of-a-kind, but i see a lot of modernity in some of those ideas. peter: thanks for joining us for this "books that shaped america ." this is a 10-week series looking at books that shaped america, shaped our history, made us who we are today. we took this list from a longer list put out by the library of congress in 2013. c-span shows 10 books from t

t listen, don’t listen to him, fimochka, this is your mother, i came to tell you, tom, you’re just don’t be upset, thomasrced you, i’m sorry, thomas, i understand, everything is right, everything is right, but well, you’re not sick, everything is fine at home , don’t worry, i’ll take care of him, everything will be fine. the birons are listening and obeying. kolshap, come to me. stop communicating, the date is over, today is germany. treacherously attacked soviet union. comrades, it's war. your country attacked our homeland today. the transfer of the child to you has been refused. give it to me, boss. i was allowed. they didn’t allow me please, i can’t take him, they didn’t allow me, you understand, i can’t hand over a child who was refused, god , mom, you said that everyone would laugh, everyone would cry, why are they pulling this child on top of each other, i something- i’ll think of something, i ’ll take him, excuse me, i have to hold on, zhenya, it’s a doll, it’s just a doll, a doll, but it’s crying like it’s alive. so, let's go, mom, i want look, let's go, i told someone, on the way out, pao, live,

toms? yes, even thomas. moreover, especially thomas. dad, you're right! remember how he is was before.'ll be there soon. who put the empty box in the refrigerator. freddie. mom, freddie took my shoes. mom, i'm late. i'm going, what should i tell you, john? i treat them all the same, my family, my adopted ones, they are all my children, and i love them all, and he will be our last. yes, if god wills, he will become the youngest in our, so to speak, small family. and we will love him. or friday, tomorrow i think it will rain already will end, another day has passed in vain, it was not worth getting out of bed. i hoped that the child would fix everything, but six months after his birth, she bought a ticket and left , took it and left, didn’t even leave her address, wherever she was, she can’t even imagine that she’s missing out on what a wonderful little man he has grown up to be. well, it's not her fault, i just couldn't give her what she wanted, she was homesick, i wasn't what she needed, but when i found out, you know, i thought maybe she could, maybe someday you already too much. it's

this is how representative of mississippi, a democrat member of congress, called justice thomas a, quote, uncle tom. it cites how just a week ago, the current city in minnesota attorney general, and democrat, disgustingly likened justin thomas to a health lay from the film, django unchained. a particularly vicious and loathsome character from that movie. if the chairman wishes to 0.2 instances of any elected official using racial epithets before the other eight justices, i will help fully condemn it. i'm not aware of it. might there be some lunatic on twitter who said something? sure, there are idiots on twitter. these are not fringe characters. this is a senior democrat in the house of representative who refuses to apologize. this is the current attorney general in the state of minnesota. so everyone should understand, look, i expect a party line vote on this. i expect all the democrats to say, no. but understand, everyone watching this, will interpret that quite rightly to say you agree that these kinds of racial insults of justin thomas are perfectly acceptable. justice kennedy said he assumed t

let's talk to psycho therapist thomas kersting. tom i will get occasional something, notification somebody is at my door. i probably get 10 in a day. why do kids get so many. >> they are completely hijacked by these phones nowadays. kids -- i was just lecturing in colorado and california talking to parents and something. i call these things the modern day weapons of mass destruction. ultimately what kids are distracted from self. they don't live internally they are living externally. that's why we have a self-esteem issue. >> steve: you ever absolutely right. the thing with social media. which you would think, that's a great thing, social. an opportunity to have more friends. people become more withdrawn, more into their phone and a little more jealous of looking at the life that guy is having? >> yeah, it's antisocial media. the furthest thing from social. in fact, in my previous book i cite a study that parents spend about 3 and a half minutes in conversation per week with their children. parents are on these things. kids are on thes

i want to bring in gray hill capital chairman thomas hayes. tomlcome to the show. >> thank you for having me, charles. charles: we all know that wall street was negative, particularly the smart money, and they've been playing catchup ever since. >> i think those folks you mentioned at the yacht club -- charles: your friends. [laughter] >> they're going to be waiting a long, long time, that's for sure. you know, as a matter of fact, the seasonality that everyone's negative about september, except for those years that the s&p is up 15-20% through i july, the average return through the end of the year is 9%. there's a lot to do. magnificent seven will be fine, but i think there's more opportunities under the fasts that those yacht club folks -- charles: i hear you. ty you see thomas lee's piece? what you just said, up 15% or more, down in the august, the rest -- september's always up except one time and the rest of the year is up is 00% of the time concern -- 100%. it feels like the die is cast and why fight it. >> by the way, the other trade that's

of impropriety, especially when they were not disclosed. >> the lawyer for justice thomas -- we just heard it from tome called, quote, a partisan feeding frenzy. and it all accounted to a political blood sport. what do you say to that? >> if this had been the case with anyone on the court, not just a trip here or there, and if it had been this kind of -- this dimension -- of support by wealthy donors, i have no doubt there would have been the same outcry. and there have been similar outcries in the past with respect to justices who have had these -- no one has done what thomas has done. but there has been that kind of outcry. it points out less than a partisan feeding frenzy. it says something about a court without rules. a court without ethical rules. that's what it speaks to. and it doesn't matter who the target is. it speaks to that more than anything else. >> and should it be taking a public outcry to even have this discussion going on? and who is responsible for creating these rules, in your mind? >> the disclosure rules have been in effect since the 1970s. they were the immediate response to wat

megyn kelly, laurence fox, tom bell and mark williams—thomas on the murder of jill dando .ho does he think did it ? did it? >> well, that'll be exceptionally interesting . and exceptionally interesting. and it's the most extraordinary story about the murder of jill dando. story about the murder of jill dando . and i hope that the new dando. and i hope that the new program gets to the bottom of it. that's all coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been save the nation and as you know, even with a hurricane coming in, i'm sure somerset lovely weather. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast showers ease overnight with clear skies for many of us. a fine start to wednesday, but then storm agnes turns up with the potential for disruptive wind and rain. still some rain going across much of scotland and northern ireland as well as northern england through the evening. but eventual

thomas has been vacationing nearly every summer for 20 years. joining crow and a gaggle of his powerful right-wing friends. crow even commission this painting, memorializing one of those visits with tom's, thomas also made the unusual decision to include an additional quite defensive statement along with his disclosure form. the statement that he claims is that his previous filings in which he failed to disclose other trips adhered to the then existing judicial regulations as his colleagues have done both in practice and in consultation with the judicial conference. thomas goes on to defend his flight suncoast private jet writing that because of the increased security risk following the dobbs opinion lake, security detail recommended non commercial travel whenever possible. because of the dobbs leak he had to fly on the billionaire's private jet to be safe. and he concludes with a long explanation about a real estate transaction which, again, you guessed it, harlan crow. in 2014, crow purchased three properties in savannah, georgia. including the justices mother's house. thomas downplays the deal saying that because he put between 50 to $75,000 into his mother's house and improvement f

i am reminded of tom's edison -- thomas edison. do you consider yourself a failure because you felt a 1000 times? he said, no, my experiment just did not work 1000 times. the road we have been down does not work evidenced by $32 trillion that none of us are willing to expect -- except. we are willing to work on it. we will stay here all night long. it does not matter until we get it worked out. timing, timing ain't good as both of you said. it is not good, because what is in my mind we have a national crisis on this border. we have a national security crisis with this border. and that bothers me. you have close to 8 million 10 million people in this country, we do not know anything about them, that is a crisis and social security numbers, that is a crisis. particularly now. >> will the gentleman yield quickly? thank you for your comments. i went to at this in defense of the much-maligned appropriations committee. everyone seems to forget for 10 years appropriations committee not only help from fiscal year 2010, 2019. 022 1019, you

lisa: [laughter] tom: joining us is thomas purcell he, chief u.s. economist at pgim.gle across the hudson. i went to go to your wheelhouse. you were talking to greg peters, which is very difficult. >> he is the best! jonathan:jonathan: you are talking to -- tom: you're talking to greg peters, and he will turn to you and ask "what about wage dynamics?" >> here is the problem for the backdrop with regard to wages. we all appreciate are performing decently but the challenges if you have real revenue that is moving sideways, which it is, and you -- which obviously is a function of the consumer who is slowing down to some extent, how do companies respond to that? how do companies respond to real revenue moving sideways? i think that is a perfect recipe for companies to go after labor, particularly if it means you will get a margin compression, which is something we have been talking about for a while. that to me is a challenge as it relates to the labor dynamic in the united states. lisa: to translate, there will be layoffs. if you see consumers pushing back on prices, the

tom simons and dara. it is great to see you. thomas, you first. what do you think?ll deliver given what we got from adp this week? >> adp was soft. it hasn't been a reliable indicator of what we get the following friday for quite some time. the call last month is adp overestimated the number by 200 k with the reinvestigation. i'm not particularly far off. it is softer at 165. i think private payroll is something to keep an eye on. there has been a quirk where august is a strong month for government hiring. take that out of the equation and going down to 110 k for private payroll. that is where we see the constraint of supply on the labor market holding to really put a cap on overall job growth. >> some strikes will skew this a bit. dana, what do we need? you know what i'm getting at here. what does the fed need to see? what do investors need to see? this may play a large role in how we begin the month. >> it is a jumble to the rate hike for september. what everyone is looking for is lower than 170. 170 is the mark. if we can get anything lower than that, markets wil

thomas. and there's just the last on the do you know when that is, so can we, tom o. e. darcy, so even though useful to them is they like listed us photos in flips and off to another minute, booked up for people to post filling that out to them a sleep tional call. while the cloud dale was thinking of getting them yachts, who are the youngest them know the bulls are not so funny. i when i cool, i just don't know. very good. the little literally. yeah. the color, the center quite beautifully. putting in as a, as a theme, cuz of little little i bought this, this name, sergeant fine works. the same thing. this is, this is about is around us in advance as i've seen. i've been some pretty, pretty nasty situation. is i've done the toys question on. what's that on a sitting on the syllabus as it is trying to look at r. dot b is the easy ivy or the can use your, the sold it to go, deal is locked in productive products from us. the ductless and i quit with the 10 crime against the 9th is looking for lots of products and the rest of the laws is that the display of data municipa

thomas, and there's just the national the why do you know when that is? so can we tom o. e. darcy, so even though he's so good on these dale requested us porters, him switched off to him. not too many booked up for people to post filling that out to them a sleep tional call while the cloud dale was plugged in again, i'm not all the youngest, i'm not a bullish and so on and when i cool, i just don't know very good. a little a little yeah, the color of the set of quite beautifully print and as this name is little little i bought this, this name gets hard to find words. the same thing. this is, this is about is around us in advance. as i've seen, i've been some pretty, pretty nasty situation. is i still on the door east? question all. what's that on a sitting on the, to the show all this is it is trying to of what cannot dot b e v or the own use your the soul of the deal is locked in proactive traditionalist. exactly. and i quit with the 10 crime against the 9th is locked in for the progress of the rest of the laws. is that display data, municipal can be a 4th to them, not t

thomas in there since the last of the do you know, in the district in with tom o. e. darcy? so even though the, so tell me is they like, was it a 4 digit and flips off to another minute booked up for, for what to post, filling that out to them asleep journal called while the, what took into the cloud dale was plugged into the yard all the youngest them know the bulls are not so funny i, when i cool, i just don't know. very glad to little literally yeah. the color of the set of quite beautifully putting in as a, as a theme cuz of little little i bought this, this name gets hard to find works. the same thing. this is, this is about is around us in advance as i've seen. and i've been some pretty, pretty nasty situation. is i've done the toys question all, what's that on a sit down there to develop all the stuff that is trying to well cannot dot b, e v or they're going use the sold it to go, deal is locked in productive products from us, the ductless and i quit what they've done in crime against the 9th is locked and brought to charlotte for the rest of the laws. is that display

megyn kelly, laurence fox, tom bell and mark williams—thomas on the murder of jill dando .ll be exceptionally interesting . and exceptionally interesting. and it's the most extraordinary story about the murder of jill dando. story about the murder of jill dando . and i hope that the new dando. and i hope that the new program gets to the bottom of it. that's all coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been save the nation and as you know, even with a hurricane coming in, i'm sure somerset lovely weather. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast showers ease overnight with clear skies for many of us. a fine start to wednesday, but then storm agnes turns up with the potential for disruptive wind and rain. still some rain going across much of scotland and northern ireland as well as northern england through the evening. but eventually the showers become confined to central and th

thomas. and there's just the last time the do you know, i mean, that is so can we, tom o. e. darcy, so even though the, so get them is they like listed as part of the flips and i'll throw in another minute booked up for what to post, filling that out to them. a sleep tional call while the what took another class dale was talking to get them. you add to all the youngest them know this bullish and so on. and when i called i just don't know who it is but the little literally. yeah, the color is getting a set of quite beautifully printing as uh, is this name cuz uh little little, uh, what that is. this name gets hard to find works. the same thing. this is, this is about, is horrendous in advance as i've seen. and i've been some pretty, pretty nasty situation. is i still on the door east? question all. what's that on a sit down there to get the show all the stuff that is trying to work it out. dot b e v or they're going use the sold it to go deal is locked in, proactive traditionalist. exactly. and that quit what they've done in crime against the 9th is locked and brought to ch

thomas in there since the last time the what do you know in that is so can we, tom o. e? darcy? so even though the, so tell me is they like what sort of, what is it? i'm switching off to him not the minute booked up for, for what to post, filling that out to them a sleep tional call while the what took another class dale was talking to get them yard. so all the units them know this bullshit and so on. and when i call, i just don't know who it is. glenda lo, a little. yeah. the color of the set of quite beautifully print and as a, as a theme kids of little little, both to dismiss name gets hard to find words to say anything. this is, this is about, is horrendous in advance as i've seen. i've been some pretty, pretty nasty situations. is i've done the toys question all. what's that on a sitting on the, to the show, all the stuff that is trying to of what cannot dot b e v or the own use your, the soul of the deal is locked in productive traditionalist. exactly. and that quit what they've done in crime against the 9th is locked and brought to trial. that for the rest of the advisor

thomas. and there's just the last time the do, you know, i mean, that is, so can we, tom o. e. darcy? so even though his to get them is they like what sort of, what does it in to it's not, i'm not the minute booked up for what to post, filling that out to them. a sleep tional call. what the, what took into the cloud dale was talking to get them, you add to all the youngest them know this bullshit and so on. and when i called, i just don't know who it is, but a little literally. yeah. the color of the set of quite beautifully print and as this name is little little i bought this, this name gets hard to find words to say anything. this is, this is about is horrendous in advance as i've seen. and i've been some pretty, pretty nasty situation. is i've done the toys question all, what's that on it? so now that you can develop all the stuff that is trying to well cannot dot b e v or they're going use the sold it to go. deal is locked in productive traditionalist . exactly. and that quit with the 10 crime against the 9th is locked and brought to charlotte for the rest of the laws. is that th

thomas, and there's just the last on the do you know, i mean, that is so can we, tom o. e? darcy, so even though the, so just on these dale acquitted us, what is it him switching over to him now that the minute booked up for, for what to post, filling that out to them a sleep tional call while the what took another class dell was talking to get them you add to all the units them know the boys are not so fine. and when i called, i just don't know who it is, where the little a little. yeah. the color of the set of quite beautifully print and as this name is a little bit of both of us, this name gets hard to find words to say anything. this is, this is about is around us in advance. as i've seen. i've been some pretty, pretty nasty situations. is i've done the toys question all, what's that on it? so now that you can develop all the stuff that is trying to, well cannot dot b a u, v, or they're going use javi or the soul of the deal is locked in productive traditionalist . exactly. and that quit what they've done in crime against the 9th is locked and brought to charlotte for t

morning . land slide when for tom and the chinese newspaper, the united daily has a breakdown of the results. 70.4 percent is rivals coming in with $15.13 respectively. but mr. thomas is a very experienced pair of hands. he's a former deputy prime minister, a former cdn minister at one stage. he was even talked about as a replacement for the current p. m lucian loan. now he'll be at the helm of the ship as simple as president for his opponents, a respectable results. and analysts we've spoken to says that even if they manage to keep the deposits, that will be considered a victory and their statements. they wish to mr. tom well and express the disappointment singaporeans it seems when it came to the big choice, decided to go for safety rather than launching a complaint with the government. but the fact that there was so much vigorous political discussion about the selection that told suggests that they may be looking for more and they're elected officials. so anything else is there a single mongolia is president and dignitaries have on the head of the roman catholic church with an official welcoming ceremony and on a guard and pilgrims from other asian countries. we

morning . land slide when tom and the chinese newspaper, the united daly has a breakdown of the results. 70.4 percent is rivals coming in with $15.13 respectively. but mr. thomas is a very experienced pair of hands. he's a former deputy prime minister, a former cd and minister at one stage. he was even told to that as a replacement for the car and he m leesha and long now he'll be at the helm of the ship. a single pause president for his opponents are respectable results and analysts. we spoke to said that even if they managed to keep the deposits, that would be considered a victory and the statements they wished to mr. tom and well and express the disappointment. singaporeans it seems when it came to the big choice, decided to go for safety. rather than launching a complaint with the government, but the fact that it was so much vigorous political discussion about this election that told suggests that they may be looking for more and they're elected officials . so anything else? is there a single the full body with all the world without howard's department store in london has dollar a little bit outside was 90 full. the egyptian businessman attracted huge medi

hundreds and millions of suspiciously identical denounced as thomas paine in the newspapers is a liar and is a traitor and as a terrorist. mad tom, the british papers called him. he took the train where everyone across english country and there were crowds of paid folks who paraded him and - in town squares. but if you like the revolution so much a right turn the times of london, flourished. september, 1792, now 37 -year-old thomas paine would do just that, to escape the new armor of the majesty's government. and thomas paine later in december, back the parliaments took this three months later puts thomas paine on trial. from charges of lying and absolutely found him guilty and they sentenced him to exile after the fact. and thomas paine spent the next decade in france, and never return to the land of his birth. and thomas paine arrived in france, armed with no one but for weapons of introduction, well-known. and as a result thomas paine quickly gained to the highest circles. he took on the position in the revolutionary national assembly. in the position he had been arrested in honor of his leadership of the "rights of man". but

thomas jefferson, what does it has disney junior, was the assistant jen? it was absolutely disingenuous because as many people are on the table, there's lots of of, um, toms, that have been written about history from a very strange perspective. i a david barton who writes these histories that are not really histories about america and american religion. right. and so when john jefferson is writing to the church in danbury, connecticut, and saying, you know, there should be as well, there's no, we're not doing this right. they don't care that thomas jefferson had a koran. they don't care that that garage is sitting right down the street and the see at the smithsonian. what they care about is that god made this a special nation. and so when you talk about this nation being special, those documents can read them how you want to read them, because you don't read the same history that christian is teaching in her history class, or i'm teaching in american religion class. they're not reading that stuff. they are reading these kinds of made up homes. this is, this is a last elgin movement. and we have to think about christian nationalism as no spouse or massage b

morning . landside, when tom and the chinese newspaper, the united daly has a breakdown of the results. 70.4 percent is rivals coming in with $15.13 respectively. but mr. thomas is a very experienced pair of hands. he's a former deputy prime minister, a former cd and minister at one stage. he was even told about as a replacement for the current p. m. leesha. and long now he'll be at the helm of the ship as simple as president for his opponents, a respectable results. and analysts, we've spoken to says that even if they manage to keep the deposits, that will be considered a victory and the statements they wish to mr. tom well and express the disappointment singaporeans it seems when it came to the big choice, decided to go for safety rather than launching a complaint with the government. but the fact that it was so much vigorous political discussion about the selection that told suggests that they may be looking for more, and they're elected officials. so anything else is there a single type things that your law has full and 8900000 people in southern china to move to safe stay home cold was boxes by high winds and heavy ride transport came to a standstill as

tom: there is optionality they have forward. because we are america, unlike other central banks, we have larger degrees of freedom to wiggle around depending on what the date is. thomasn will wait to see with the day is. jonathan: when they see these outcomes, what do you do? you just wait, don't you? tom: i am on a work half today about people blathering on about estimating and forecasting what the economy is. everyone will publish this week. capon over at bank of america. everyone will publish and i really care what they think because they are working 24/7. lisa a: at a certain point, you have to come up with a base case. it based cases are so wide that you can drive a truck through it, it raises lessons about volatility and why they are not being priced in so much. they have actually declined a lot. you are feeling it a little on the margins but at certain point, it is something people have to press. jonathan: i am not sure they have a base case right now and if they do, they are not sharing it with us. last week screamed soft landing. if they think we can get to 2% with unemployment not climbing much more, than good. i am not sure he wanted to talk about the medi

attention we've been joined by tom mcmillan who many of you will recall his great years at the university and recall the olympic team and member of this body in the 100th. thomas, it's great to see you back up on the hill. mr. chairman, i've been listening. i think there are two aspects that continue to come after me about what we are dealing with today. one is a police aspect of what has to be done and in other words, who's going to set the rules and enforce them. the other one is the information we heard about if i can use a better term, may be prevention. the care of the athlete and why things seem to be as bad as they are in some respects. i spent 12 years on the johns hopkins board of trustees. the last 30 on the board of regents at morgan state university and i can tell you from the public side colleges and universities really want guidance and information. there's so much that's not clear in many respects. universities and colleges approach this in a difficult manner and definitely in a different kind of looking glass. so i know that there's some apprehension about congress setting the law and the standard but if somebody doesn't do it it won't get it d

thomas, you indicated is three plants, several workers. let's talk about what is affected, ford f1 50 chevy silverado, run pickups. tom: they can do this but they have destroyed -- spread out the strike payments. i was going to use this now, the bronco, colorado, wrangler strike. am i up to speed? matt miller is our expert on this colorado pickup truck. i have no clue. jonathan: the bronco is cool. tom: big time cool. we saw it six weeks ago and they can't make him fast enough. jonathan: now they're not making him at all. if you are tuning in, led to price action. futures on the s&p 500 positive by .1%. in the bond market, the data in america is pretty decent, yields higher by three basis points, 4.32 on a 10 year. epicenter everything we discussed yesterday, retail sales, pbi, ecb, the downgrade on the airlines, $19 crude in america. wti positive hereby .3%. tom: $94 60 three cent intraday brent crude, they have beaten them over the head about extrapolating out to $100 per barrel. it is moving fast and your debt on, it colors every conversation including gm and the red sox. jonathan: the ecb conversation too. the eur

still ahead, biggest auto show in germany, thomas joins us next on the latest lineup. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tomold to shelter-in-place and conserve food and water. they festival taking place more than 100 miles from the nearest major city, festivalgoers who usually only had to battle--or were wading through ankle deep mud and facing contamination from failing toilet facilities, some opting to make the seven mile hike out of the festival by foot. one death has been reported, police have not confirmed whether it was related to the weather. western to our coverage of the auto show in bloomberg. standing by with the ceo of electric carmaker, taken away. >> thanks for joining us. the ceo of this company with us, you had spectacular growth, almost double your volume. can you keep that kind of rate up for this year? >> the production for this year was from 60 to 70 and that is great growth. but clearly 2024, two new cars in our portfolio coming, that will be an even bigger potential for faster growth. a great story. >> in terms of that macro headwinds, raising questions around rising rates and demand

thomas on the horrifying and still unsolved murder of jill dando. fascinating stuff. thank you so much, mark. now one of britain's best journalist, tomlls on the royals, of course. first, though, weather that warm though, the weather that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg jewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. we have storm agnes on the way, bringing some very strong winds, some disruptive weather, heavy rain in places too . so we can rain in places too. so we can see that on the bigger picture, this deep area of low pressure will push across the uk as we head through wednesday. large coastal waves, some strong winds , particularly across the north and the west of the uk. heavy rain, too, this evening. fairly quiet out there. some clear spells remaining, showers gradually as we head gradually clear as we head overnight. the cloud thickening from the southwest as that storm approaches. most dry approaches. but most places dry under the clear skies. northern ireland and scotland dipping into single figures . but for into single figures. but

all right, tom thomas 451 getting you ready on the friday here. steve paulson with the forecast cat videos. dave oh, i know. unlimited views on cat videos. my cats watch them. all right. a really strong system here for the 1st of september. usually i'm talking about off shore wind or something. that's not the case here. this is great news for firefighting concerns. the winds never a good thing, but the clouds, the cooler temps and maybe some rain. and it's no doubt about it, northern sacramento valley, northeast california, the motherload, maybe even maybe even around here would not surprise me in the least. it's a pretty deep system for this time of year and temperatures at the surface and in the higher elevations have plunged 50 to ben lomond north west berkeley lab, 56 south and even mount veeder, which was 75 degrees on wednesday. it's now 55 with a west wind at nine santa rosa livermore redwood city in san jose. the arrows are all down. these were the highs yesterday. livermore managed to get 91, which is hard to believe, but they did. santa

tom malt paine at the height of the tension between the colonies and great britain. our presenter talks about how paine, in his pamphlet, strongly urged independence from the monarchy. watch "books that shaped america," featuring thomas paine's "common sense" tonight on c-span, c-span you -- c-span now, our free mobile video app, or c-span.org. you can learn more about the authors of the book featured. hos that cohen, congressional reporter with bloomberg government to talk about the week in congress. let's pick up where we work just on for the first hour and we were talking about what's being negotiated behind closed doors between what many call the hard right freedom caucus and the moderate mainstream caucus. what do we know about this negotiation? guest: the house freedom caucus late last night which is more fiscally conservative and hard right once two/government spending but also opposed kevin mccarthy speakers up earlier this year and they reached a deal with the main caucus which is a more moderate business friendly faction of the house conference. they came together on this framework and quickly put out a nearly 200 page plan that wouldslash nondefense spending for 8% by the next 31 days starting at the end o