troy gayeski joins us now. what is it for hedge funds right now, given the confusion that we see out there? is it an up year write down year? troy: so far it has been a reasonable year. it is just like water markets. the first shall be last and the last shall be first. tom: biblical. troy: managers that outperformed last year because they were long growth have underperformed because you had about a four month underperformance period. economic strength has been very pronounced. going forward, the industry is still overweight tech liquor growth, but a lot of these up -- overweight secular growth, but a lot of these value plays have >>. jonathan: how fragile -- have legs. jonathan: how fragile do you think this trade is? it upsets confidence people have about where they are on the equity market. troy: the sector rotation this year has been more critical than in the past. for five months you had significant underperformance of growth, so no surprise, cyclical managers, of which there are very left because of underp

you have a great story about a boy from troy. could you talk about your introduction to him and your impression of him as a young man? >> john lewis was from troy, alabama and lived in a rural area south of montgomery. about 50 or 60 miles south of tuskegee. he had heard about dr. king and read about him in the bus boycott in 1958. he wanted to go to georgia -- he wanted to go to troy state which was a white college, in his home county. and they would not accept him. some of the kids down there tried to use the library and could not use the public library. so he sent a letter to dr. king and said he wanted to talk with him about going to troy state. dr. king sent him a bus ticket from troy, alabama, round trip to montgomery. he called me and told me when he would arrive at the bus station. and if i would go down and bring him to a meeting where he and reverend abernathy was, we would talk about the possibility of helping him get into troy state. we talked about it. he told us what the situation was. we knew he was a minor. they w

h e went back to troy. and unfortunately, his parents felt that the pressure that would be brought upon them was too great and that they just would not permit him to file a lawsuit because they had to live there with those people. however, he went on up to nashville. he was going to the seminary up there and became involved in the civil rights movement and ended up being one of the greatest civil rights leaders in the country. and it's unfortunate that we lost him last year. >> i have a question that relates to one of the ones i have been thinking about. you obviously faced incredible odds, with all the segregation policies in place and violence surrounded you, going to martin luther king's house after it was bombed, following the freedom ride, the greyhound bus ride, you wrote in your book that you were at a meeting in a church, and you poked your head out the window to see the crowds -- mob is probably a better word that had amassed and got a rock or a brick to the side of the head. the question from the

all right, troy stangarone _ preventive levels.all right, troy stangarone from the _ preventive levels. all right, troy stangarone from the korea - preventive levels. all right, troy - stangarone from the korea economic institute in washington, thank you very much your time. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a shock defeat for the world's top tennis player. novak djokovic is knocked out in the olympic semi finals. a covid outbreak in china has spread to five provinces and at least 13 cities, including beijing. recorded cases are so far low, with only around 200 people infected. but according to state media, this represents china's worst outbreak since wuhan in 2020. this moment, there is an almost emergency mode in china and people being tested in large cities. china's approach afar is still trying to reach zero tolerance of infections, but whether in this day and age that is still a feasible way to go is the question right now. the moment he realised there was infection, i think dozens of flights at the airport were grounde

the third is troy nells. he has some subject matter expertise. he's a former sheriff.cement expertise that might justify him being on this committee. but it is an extraordinary move by pelosi to do this. >> this was already going to be a partisan food fight over this, which is wildly unfortunate, given that the american people could really use a shared set of facts about this very traumatic thing that happened on january 6th. but we knew once a bipartisan commission was turned down, that this was going to be a fight. this indicates that speaker pelosi wants to have some control over this committee. one thing she said when she first announced the formation of this committee that still stands out to me is, she was asked what happens if they don't name any republicans? she said, oh, we have quorum anyway. so they have enough democrats. they have congresswoman cheney. they have a committee that can move forward with an investigation. she can have this fight on the sidelines. >> that's exactly right. we're going to bring in cnn's manu raju on capitol hill. >> reporter: it's

much of what is just over my shoulder a little bit further beyond those initial buildings has been troy by that. and it seems that the investigation in see what cause this will go on for a while now, though there was huge concern in the immediate aftermath that something could have been put into the atmosphere, which would have caused grave danger to the millions of people that live in this part of germany, it's the most densely populated parts of the country. this area of north ryan with malia takes in the major cities not only of lay the curves in the load, dusseldorf, and the plume of smoke. the effects from the plume of smoke were felt as far away to the north west in utah as well. no people were told initially get inside, keep your windows and doors closed and that was while tests were being carried out to see if there was anything toxic in the air. it took a few hours for the emergency services to determine that there was no immediate risk. but this has certainly given a huge shock to the people of this area. and it has been an incredibly tragic incident. so those people working t

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rodney davis of illinois, kelly armstrong, troy nails of texas.ople know who jim jordan is. the probably the most partisan republican members. tell us about the rest of the folks. >> we're going to get to know jim banks pretty well. he'll be the ranking member of the committee. he's an up and comer trying to be within house leadership. and with someone we heard a lot of mention or really wanted this job when very few republicans wanted to be associated with this committee at all. ronny davis is an interesting pick. he voted for the bipartisan commission that thought this should have gotten investigated. i think you see mccarthy throwing a bone to members of his conference who wanted to go that route with davis' pick. i'm interested in what troy nails brings to the table. he's a former sheriff. he is a freshman member from texas. he was in at the chamber on january 6th. there is photos of him up against the chamber door trying to help barricade it, deescalate the situation that day. he could be interesting. >> and the house speaker has veto power o

respondió hasta que lo hizo el congresista republicano y ex alguacil del condado (nombre en inglÉs) troyodo el día pero que yo que piensan viajar el en el país soberano necesitan mucho tiempo de anticipación para poder realizar el trámite. la historia sigue enciende de frustración por la espera incluso para poder obtener una cita para el trámite.. >>> hay que estar en el internet buscando la que tarda como 3 4 días para conseguirla. >>> 60 dólares extras para minimizar el espera. >>> oda eso dato la temperaturas extraordinarias altas y altas y bajas por el cambio climático son responsable de 5 millones de muertes en todo el mundo cada año la condiciones monzónicas extremas presentaron el 9, 4 por ciento de todo lo fallecimientos a nivel mundial esto fue entre el año 2000 y el 2019, la mayoría de los muertes han causado por la exposición el frío esto según un nuevo estudio realizado en australia. >>> nos depara una temporada de incendios durísimo sen california la sequía no está ayudando esa situación observa estas cifras que le vamos a contar comparada con la temporada de 2020 la de este

that cal fire just isn't a strike tomorrow to help them troy to contain this before this goes any farther. it's moving east and north. this is snort of shasta, lake city, stof five. laword it was burning at south lava fire. we'll get a better eye on the acreage once the sun comes up. we'll keep an eye on both of those fires burning later on today. back to you. >>> san francisco fire crews helped to divert the salt fire instead. >> these vehicles have water and equipment and will allow our staff do fire lines, fire operations, going into a heavily wooded area like we see at the shasta trinity national forest. >> right now president biden and fi biden are headed to florida. the number of confirmed fatalities stand at 18 with 140 still unaccounted for. it's been one week since the units at the champlain towers collapsed. workers are working through shifts. the bodies of two children have been recovered along with their parents. >> so any loss of life is a tragedy but the loss of our children is too great to bear. >> crews built a ramp which should allow the use of heavier equipment. >>> deve

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troy cops and corruption is rampant.have grave reservations about the president, who remains defined in the face of criticism. >> behind his present, and this is something no one can be a -- deny, there is no altar, there are no military countries -- oligarchies, military juntas. >> meanwhile, the government has set -- critics have said the government is involved in state-sponsored drug trafficking. >> the way that we approach governance in general is consistent with our view that the role of the united states is to work with people in the region to create the enabling conditions for broad-based growth. >> even if they are not corrupt and being discussed as state sponsors. >> we work with a range of partners, people who -- this does not mean the united states is in continual within investigations. we are focused on working with governments, the civil society and the private sector to work together to create those enabling conditions. >> the policy trying to understand the drivers of migration. . the key contradiction is

this is why when you look at sheriff troy nehls, 30 years of law enforcement. first, what did he do that day? he had been a member for three days. he's inside the chambers. people are breaking in. first he joins other members and they barricade the door. people are breaking the glass. officers have their weapons drawn to protect from people coming in. a member for only three days. we didn't call him congressman that day, we called him sheriff. you may have watched the photos. he looks through the glass, he doesn't have a weapon but he calms the situation. he talks to those who are on the other side. that's a leader. he sat through the entire senate report. he's laid out every chronological order of what has taken place. he used his own experience of being a sheriff for eight years preparing for situations just is what he was drawn into. and he has even more questions. that's why he wanted to serve. that's why we put him on. this is a microcosm of our conference. we have a right to name. but this is what nancy pelosi is denying. yes, ma'am. >> could you initiall

executive, to sort out the music collection and unlock its value. >> troy carter: the prince vault ishe first place that i wanted to go was to-- to see the vault. it's literally a vault. ( laughs ) it's a room full of shelves, floor to ceiling, with tapes. you have recorded music. a video archive. then you have a written archive. you know, just looking at the penmanship, the drawings that he would do. >> carter: you know, "little red corvette," there's a picture of a little red corvette in the lyrics. i have-- literally have chills on my arm right now, because i remember the first time seeing the lyrics. >> ♪ little red corvette ♪ >> wertheim: do you have favorite songs that are down there? >> shelby j.: wow. "same page but a different book so much more in common if we only look." yeah. >> wertheim: on the rare occasions he mentioned it at all, prince downplayed the music he didn't release. ere he is in 2014. >> arsenio hall: is there a huge vault of material? >> prince: i don't go back in time and listen to it. i worked on it and brought it as far as i could right then. a lot of it,

when you look at sheriff troy nehls, 30 years of law enforcement. first, what did he do that day? he had been a member for three days. he's inside the chambers. people are breaking in. first he joins other members and they barricade the door. people are breaking the glass, officers have their weapons drawn. to protect from people coming in. a member for only three days. we didn't call him congressman that day, we called him sheriff. he may have twheached photos. he looks through the glass, doesn't have weap but he couch -- he calms the situation. he talks to those on the other side. that's a leader. he sat through the entire senate report. he's laid out every chronological order of what has taken place. he used his own experience of being a sheriff for eight year, preparing for situations just as what he was drawn into. and he has even more questions. that's why he wanted to serve. that's why we put him on. this is a microcosm of our conference. we have a right to name. but this is what nancy pelosi is denying. >> [inaudible] mr. mccar. mr. mccarthy: it was the scope -- there's a

living inside managed to escape, thank goodness, with the help of good samaritans that rush inside to troy to save -- tried to save him. we spoke to a family friend of those living inside. >> reporter: this is all new video of the damage after a 4th of july house fire in oakland. one where the officials told family members this. >> that it was probably irresponsible illegal fireworks that went up on the roof. >> reporter: she is a friend of the family who was inside which included two seniors, a husband and wife who are blind and their daughter who can not hear very well. all throw were in their rooms on the top floor directly below this roof that caught fire. >> the daughter was awake. she started seeing red flashes. and then she heard banging. but she did not know what it was. >> reporter: it is likely those noises came from neighbored who were trying to help. >> i started kicking on the door and while i was kicking on the mygirlshgr threw atwi ge stand there and watch it. we just wanted to make sure whoever was in the house was going to get out of that house. >> reporter: thankfully the

i think because the women's troy so wide open, with serine out as well, i think what coco is one of the just three top ten players remaining. let's talk about as party, many people putting her as the favour. how impressed have you been with her —— ash barty. i think she's at the top of her game because of her style. she's more than comfortable in the court. she got a huge forehand. but she's not looking completely comfortable because she's had the injury coming in, so she couldn't train quite as much. up a couple more mashes up, but i think she could take the cut title but she's not sharp right now. talking about not quite sharp right now, exceeding expectations, andy murray. let's hearfrom andy now, exceeding expectations, andy murray. let's hear from andy murray because it was an absolute nailbiter last night against 0scar. there was a wobble and we weren't sure, then rolling back the years in the fifth set, murray pulled off a win and this was his reaction. the atmosphere _ this was his reaction. the atmosphere of _ this was his reaction. the atmosphere of the - this was his reaction

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rocket mortgage final-round and cam davis from 17 and it gave him a tie for the lead and the same whole troyerritt nailed a clutch birdie but it was a three-way playoff and on the second playoff hole we will track the putt for the win. and they play it on. but the fans ran to get a good spot for the next hole and on the fifth extra hole he needed this putt to extend the playoff and missed it and it gave the tournament win to davis for his first pga tour win. this is dylan woodhead and the high school alumni is one of three marin kids going to tokyo for the summer games and he has punched his ticket and u.s. water polo team. >> i would say in the last two days it is definitely sinking and more but i am looking forward to eventually getting to tokyo and i think the first steps through those opening ceremonies will definitely be a big hit me moment for sure. >> i needed a stool for this one. he is 6 foot seven. >> coming up tonight, the olympic swimmer natalie has three olympic send 12 medals and now she has waited into the waters of winemaking in napa valley. here is the taste. >> the transiti

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of every month, contract, the citizens are encouraged to clean up the neighborhood of $300.00 truck troy to collect garbage and transported to the landfill. when the outskirts of the city was burned still to project any stretch of the surface, according to official figures, the city produce of 7000 tons of plastic waste every day. but environmental activists like, alas, availa, undeterred by the task ahead of them. even if it has to be removed one sack at a time. that's a pretty tough situation for the people in the bureau see, we do hope all sure has given you something to think about and you enjoyed watching . don't forget you can always check in with us anytime on social media platforms. i am standard twin audio signing go from compiler. here in uganda. thank sandra. it's time for me to say good bye to i live in lagos, nigeria. what do be sure to tune it again? let's see, until then they can me the the me, the, the oh the me ah, excuse me. the the ah ah ah, the news you tend to kick by turning into your own or your coach without any fiction was reactive in a clever way. d w. and above

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schools of rights groups have signed an open letter to president biden, demanding the us, and he told us troy outside of recognized battlegrounds we write to demand an end to the unlawful program of lethal strikes outside any recognized battlefield, including through the use of drones. this program is a centerpiece of the united states forever was successive. presidents have now claimed the unilateral power to authorize secretive extra judicial killing outside any recognized battlefield with no meaningful accountability for wrongful death and civilian lives. lost and injured. now respect to one of the signatories who told us that war people should be against this new weapon awful. first of all, i think we find that letter because drawn it acts as a tendency of the petty, disgraceful and very wonderfully dangerous a new a new door in the war. maybe one letter maybe signed by capital law condition is not have immediate impact, but we like to educate. we like to mobilize the american public opinion against is the whole global war and that this war is against american values. this body is creatin

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was doing when he was killed was reaching out to cuba to and this embargo to make a detox with gas, troy look good. and he was also at the same time over making an overarching deal with khrushchev on the soviet union. they had, they signed the nuclear test ban treaty together, which is an amazing document. first time the soviets, in the us sign a treaty of this nature and war, the cold war, which was readily coming to an end in 1963. so you can imagine where the world would be now instead we have this retro grade policy where the u. s . is still got an embargo on cuba 60 years later. and renews today is just another one and along concurrent crises, events that happen every few years. i don't, you know, this has been going on for for decades. ah. it might be a beautiful game, but it is not looking good for the fight against coven. it's now feared that sunday's the euro 2020 final could cause a big spike in cases. as the victorious italian team paraded their trophy through the center of rome, enormous crowds gave little thought to cover the regulations that came just a day after tens of th

and people in america, melville describe the play well and he was more common. liberate the world, troy the tyrants, you know, destroy this payable way, which is a symbol of evil, right? so the authority in the united states are using it very clearly, and it's very interesting. get into your article, george, be gold. jeff k, you know, kennedy, i'm like, wilson was called on making the wall safe. would you more christian? can you just said make the world say for diversity? that's very, that's a very important distinction. you know? and i think at the moment in the early stages, we were very close doing you agreement between the soviet union and the united states. that would save a lot of lives and effort, you know, georgia can and wrote about it by the field because again, it was killed and you know, the people came to power. but in general, i think it should be the flow and they want to avoid another world war. we need to make the world safe for them and diversity georgia, that important thing is that for a stable, international order, all of the major stakeholders have to see the inter

i mean, at the moment when in canada, they just troy the monument for green victoria, because of something that happened after she left the office. because of these terrible adepts of that nature population to each of was good story. i personally had no relation whatsoever in the epa when we can you know, excess s o b. our movement in the united states. china is stress in respect to history and not only the clothing is period of history and also the preceded mark. this is very important and that makes china much less ideological state than i'm sorry, the united states and the european union member countries in their present condition . i mean, the worst thing about 30 days is, is this destruction or history child? yes, your history a when you know your view characters from the 19th or even the 18th century and by today's ice. and in that sense, china now is a much less idea what you call state than most of the west, georgia. wait, wait on that, because president she, when he was giving his speech on denman square, the symbolism was really quite obvious. he was what he appeared very much li

one of them was an artist and yellow troy, yet whose mother had been salish says of her son and a dozen others was sentenced to a one year prison term without a lawyer present. yeah, me hold on that. i'm on a bit of a mason. my son raised his hand and told the judge that he had the right to an attorney, he had the right to be defended and that he had not been given. the opportunity was very angry. and then they immediately came up to him and i said, please shut up, please shut up. then they put the handcuffs on him. those kind opposition lawyer was now living in canada. says he's trying to silence the voice of defending it. they are trying to eliminate all the facts, all the arguments that again a speech or that can be said in no position to the what the government is doing right now. that's why they are trying to maintain lawyers out of the process. meanwhile, hundreds of cuban americans supporting the protesters in cuba, most the july 26 anniversary in front of the white house. but on the streets of cuba, capital demonstrations of any kind or conspicuously absent sea and human jazeera