do harry and meghan really deserve an award for unproven claims of for making unproven claims of racismer but two way on this now meghan's best selling biographer tom bower and the presenter and actress jenny bonnet . so tom actress jenny bonnet. so tom bower , this is an extraordinary bower, this is an extraordinary decision , isn't it, by the decision, isn't it, by the sussexes to collect this award ? sussexes to collect this award? well, it's only sorted by them for them. it's marvellous publicity. it gives them credibility was extraordinary is it? the candidates should demean themselves in this way because in the end meghan lied about idea that someone had said that about archie, about his colour and protection and his that was outright lie. but much worse in my opinion . outright lie. but much worse in my opinion. is harry. harry in the oprah winfrey interview contradicted his and said quite clearly that this thing about how archie potential child might look a rose soon after he met meghan long before they'd engaged alone there were got married and the rest so he is now endorsing m

do harry and meghan really deserve an award for unproven claims of for making unproven claims of racismwithin the royal family? down at gbnews.uk our poll running two at gb news on running their two at gb news on twitter but two way on this now meghan's best selling biographer tom bower and the presenter and actress jenny bonnet . so tom actress jenny bonnet. so tom bower , this is an extraordinary bower, this is an extraordinary decision , isn't it, by the decision, isn't it, by the sussexes to collect this award ? sussexes to collect this award? well, it's only sorted by them for them. it's marvellous publicity. it gives them credibility was extraordinary is it? the candidates should demean themselves in this way because in the end meghan lied about idea that someone had said that about archie, about his colour and protection and his that was outright lie. but much worse in my opinion . outright lie. but much worse in my opinion. is harry. harry in the oprah winfrey interview contradicted his and said quite clearly that this thing about how archie potential child might look a rose soo

and even more amazing and currently unproven is the theory that moscow is voicing it so that great britain is almost using instructions from the united states somehow used their navy again to blow up the nord stream 1 and nord stream 2 gas pipelines in september, and we know that now they are trying to find out what exactly caused the explosions that probably damaged the gas pipelines, but at the moment we only have these unproven accusations from moscow, which great britain completely rejects bohdan, which may be the reason why russia has now singled out the british among all the others, even if we put aside side of these fantastic accusations, which in london are called completely false, about involvement there in the accident on the northern stream or about involvement in actions against the russian navy in there are obvious things about the black sea. great britain is the most of all european countries, if you take one individual country, it helps ukraine the most, in particular, the military. it is in great britain that thousands of ukrainian soldiers have been training since the summ

but first after being for unproven being awarded for unproven claims racism, should claims of royal racismoyal anyone's heroes? top royal biographer prince harry's biographer, angela levin, cancelled straight after the break . aside from cancelled waivers , aside from cancelled waivers, britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. yesterday, the royal family wowed the nation and the world actually in a stunning display as they display of unity as they welcomed the president of south africa the first state visit africa in the first state visit since death queen since the death of queen elizabeth the great. but it was the princess wales who the new princess of wales who was showstopper. a was the real showstopper. a vision of class. paid vision of class. kate paid a touching tribute to the late monarch wearing brooch monarch by wearing a brooch featuring image and to her featuring her image and to her late law, diana, by late mother in law, diana, by donning favourite lovers donning her favourite lovers kn

but first after being for unproven being awarded for unproven claims racism, should claims of royal racismoyal anyone's heroes? top royal biographer prince harry's biographer, angela levin, cancelled straight after the break . aside from cancelled waivers , aside from cancelled waivers, britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. yesterday, the royal family wowed the nation and the world actually in a stunning display as they display of unity as they welcomed the president of south africa the first state visit africa in the first state visit since death queen since the death of queen elizabeth the great. but it was the princess wales who the new princess of wales who was showstopper. a was the real showstopper. a vision of class. paid vision of class. kate paid a touching tribute to the late monarch wearing brooch monarch by wearing a brooch featuring image and to her featuring her image and to her late law, diana, by late mother in law, diana, by donning favourite lovers donning her favourite lovers kn

we put a warning there when you put in your trade that says this is a very risky asset, it's unproven, you could lose all of your money and unfortunately that's come to fruegz fr fruition in the last week for many people and something we don't take lightly as an industry it's unfortunate we don't have the right regulation, the right risk managers at companies that these type of things can happen for an emerging industry like crypto currency. we believe in a long-term guide, but everyone needs to understand it's unproven and highly risky just like internet stocks were in the early '90s. should it should be a small, small piece of what they invest should they choose to go down that path. you said we have minimal to no exposure to ftx. what is the minimal? >> yeah, sofi has no exposure to ftx directly one of those companies has a very tiny amount of exposure i think it's less than $10 million. just to be clear it's not significant and not our assets we ask our counter parties what their exposure is if they have any and i think one of them had a little amount which is immaterial >> apprec

�*s representative told us, "we stand by our statement that ownership of the yacht is denied and unproven. the us kleptocapture task force says the amadea's story is a warning to other sanctioned oligarchs. your assets certainly are not safe in any country that you want to be spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across the ocean, but we'll still come and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyachts goes on. hello. spectacular sunshine to the west of the uk on sunday, combined with some very warm air that's been sitting across the uk. so, we will reach unseasonable highs in west wales. 21 degrees recorded in porthmadog. but look at how the temperatures change through the week ahead. there's also some very wet and windy weather to come in the mid week. we are going to see some rain approaching wales even during monday. but this weather front is going to move in from the west pretty slowly. it's slowed down again on where we thought it would be earlier on in the weekend. at the moment, though, it does look wet overnight for northern ireland, perhaps the far southwest of wales

he said in a statement to bbc that the ownership of the yacht was denied and unproven fears of the u.splans to prove in court that here in my dock in san diego was in breach of u.s. sanctions. they then plan to sell the yacht , give the proceeds to ukraine, sending a message to other sanctioned oligarchs. >> your efforts are's -- your assets are not safe in countries you want to spend your time and. you can try to move your boat across the ocean, but we will grab it. you and your assets will be chased around the world. james: james landale, bbc news. laura: three days since the polls have closed in the u.s., and control of congress is still up in the air. tens of thousands of votes are still being counted. let's get a report from bbc's senior north american reporter, anthony zurcher. what on our this going on? anthony: one is ahead and one is trailing, but the trends are heading in the right direction. incumbent mark kelly in arizona is ahead by over 100,000 votes, and there may not be enough republican votes to make up the ground there. catherine cortez masto in nevada is trailing by

*s representative told us, "we stand by our statement that ownership of the yacht "is denied and unprovennt. the us kleptocapture task force says the amadea's story is a warning to other sanctioned oligarchs. your assets certainly are not safe in any country that you want to be spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across the ocean, but we'll still come and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyachts goes on. hello there. for some of us, it's going to be a murky start to remembrance sunday. some areas of low cloud and fog, much of which should life and clear through the morning to leave some sunny spells. it is going to be another exceptionally mild day. high pressure dominates over much of continental europe. this frontal system will eventually bring rain into northern ireland later in the day but before that, many of us are starting with some rather murky conditions. some patches of mist and fog up through the west country, east wales, but more especially through the midlands, into eastern england. could be quite poor driving conditions through the first part of the morn

*s representative told us, "we stand by our statement that ownership of the yacht "is denied and unproven. the us kleptocapture task force says the amadea's story is a warning to other sanctioned oligarchs. your assets certainly are not safe in any country that you want to be spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across the ocean, but we'll still come and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyachts goes on. hello there. 0n the whole, it was a relatively quiet start to our working week, but a change is on the way, and you can see that as we close out the day in cornwall on monday with this blanket of cloud closing the curtains across the south—west and, yes, there's a weather front that's bringing some wet and windy weather. you can see the extent of the cloud on the satellite picture, actually, and it's this frontal system tied into an area of low pressure which will continue to move further north and east. so, for the next few hours, be prepared for some heavy rain, but more importantly, some gale force gusts of winds — gusts in excess of 50—60 miles an hour, as that rain

�*s representative told us, "we stand by our statement that ownership of the yacht is denied and unprovennt. the us kleptocapture task force says the amadea's story is a warning to other sanctioned oligarchs. your efforts certainly are not safe in any country that you want to be spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across the ocean, but we'll still come and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyachts goes on. hello. recent days have been exceptionally warm for this time of november. it was the warmest armistice day on record, friday, and through the weekend it will stay exceptionally mild. so, just why is it so warm at the moment? well, it is because of where we are pulling our air in from across the uk. looking at our pressure pattern, nothing particularly unusual for the remainder of the weekend, high pressure to the east, low—pressure to the west, but follow these fronts and we get to where we are sourcing the air that we are pulling into the uk from, a long, long way south in the atlantic, some of it coming all the way up from the canaries, that is why it is so mild.

said that each member of the delegation needs to allocate a separate time to talk about completely unprovenhing in the kremlin, why not refuse, why not say that these are topics that are not worth discussing at the moment well, because that is what is the difference between the russian federation and the democratic people's republic of korea, they are members of the soviet security and you if they demand and by by by by the rules if a member of the security council demands a meeting uh, galloping . further, many people simply do not dare to turn down a request, an official request, or for the sake of security, because it is in the rules and they use it . on the last one meetings that russia is engaged in spam, that is, they clog up the agenda of the re- security council, here we are absolutely nothing and everyone understands that this is p oleksandr, mr. oleksandr please tell me, do you believe that there will ever be a reform of the united organization nations and it turns into a structure where everything can, for example, be adopted without these endless vetoes from russia in order to m

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that's falling i hope advertising is going to save hat, but that's unproven at this point. at eight times sales, i think the stock underperforms for at least the next few quarters. dan? >> i agree with everything he just said, and i think there's a good chance it gaps lower. fade the print, but i think you do buy this thing after the fact, because -- >> he's playing a new game, mel. >> look, i saw five stocks that were down more than 25% today. they all don't have earnings because they missed on results and i think everything jeff said is correct, but you have to think about what is your list and why you're doing it. jeff is doing that, too. i don't think you have to have a h hero in front of the print. >>> coming up, second best week on record. we'll tell you what he is doing next you're watching "fast money" live from tis ua ckfter this. system, you had to give your right arm to find great talent. but with upwork, there's highly skilled talent from all over the globe right at your fingertips. it's where businesses meet great remote talent and remote talent meets great opp

he said in a statement to the bbc that the ownership of the yacht was denied and unproven. dock in san diego, was bought by mr karimov in breach of us sanctions. they then plan to sell the yacht and give the proceeds to ukraine, sending a message to other sanctioned oligarchs.- sanctioned oligarchs. your assets are _ sanctioned oligarchs. your assets are not _ sanctioned oligarchs. your assets are not safe - sanctioned oligarchs. your assets are not safe in i sanctioned oligarchs. your assets are not safe in any | assets are not safe in any country that you want to be spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across the ocean but we will still come in and grab it. you and your assets will continue to be chased around the world. james landale, bbc news. you can watch the hunt for the russian superyachts on our world across this weekend on bbc news. check your local listings. now, here's all the latest sports news. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun and this is your update from the bbc sport centre. england can look forward to a t20 world cup final against pakistan on sunday

mr kerimov said in a statement to the bbc that the ownership of the yacht was denied and unproven.reach of us sanctions. they then plan to sell the yacht and give the proceeds to ukraine, sending a message to other sanctioned oligarchs. your assets are not safe in countries you don't want to be spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across the ocean but we will still come and grab it and you and your assets will continue to be chased around the world. james landale, bbc news. i will be back for another hour, but first the weather with ben. it is first the weather with ben. it is extraordinary — first the weather with ben. it is extraordinary mild _ first the weather with ben. it 3 extraordinary mild out there and it doesn't feel like november. we have rain around us well across parts of northern ireland and especially in north—west and where it has been wet for a couple of days. very gusty winds across parts of scotland and temperatures peaking at around 19 degrees in the north—east of scotland were generally 15, 16, 17, very mild, unseasonably mild and through the eve

vulnerable countries, bill gates, who had chipped in full point $5000000.00 admits in his own book, that unproven geo engineering concepts res thorny ethical issues, however, were worth investigating. while we still had the luxury of study and debate, some scientists working on the technology said that while they hooked they research is never needed, it is necessary in order to our future generations with the ability to enact it as a backup, a plan b. these do engineering technologies typically ignore and avoid holes of concept of time. they are game plans at some point in the future and in the interim, which is carrying on with business as usual. so again, it's another form of destruction. with bill it is funding projects, government subsidizing sola, geo engineering research, and proponents pushing for real world trials. this technology is no longer a distant abstract risk. and while sco text remains on hold for now, the un general assembly is being pushed to discuss the technology for the 1st time in 2023. i didn't dig in as people, we have been advocating timing issues for a very long time. i

when you buy cryptocurrency on sofi we say it is a risky asset, it is unproven, you lose all of yourwith prices down we have seen people taken an opportunity to experiment with this type of asset and get to know -- it to know the asset better. emily: earlier on bloomberg as the world's of traditional finance and d5 continue to come by -- defi continue to combine. >> it is important to listen to what anthony had to say about crypto. they are a traditional technique -- financial technology firm that successfully acquired a bank that help them rein in depositor money for client that help them by crypto in a downturn or invest elsewhere. the reality is, options here, borrow, by assets, the positive your money for safe keeping at a higher interest rate than many other large banks. that is what the choices you are faced with at the end of the day. after the interview we did come at the comments but made by the ceo of finance -- binance. we have them talking about the idea of buying a bank, there are people that hold certain types of local licenses, traditional banking, payment service prov

to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election, overnight kari lake made unfounded and unproventhat issues we've seen with the tabulator's here in arizona constituted election fraud. those are not proven or based in fact. and the safeguards built into the tabulator's work there was an issue with the electronic reading of ballots is a manual process where it can be placed into a safe box and counted in the building behind me manually. we've a high number of mail-in ballots to be counted here, a signature verification will take time. we don't expect a full final result until friday. this is a state were in the first nine months of this year inflation ran higher than anywhere else in the country. we are seeing ticket splitting from voters who can make up their mind. this is a purple state. one third of voters or independence. the democrats put a lot of emphasis on reaching out to those independence as well as more moderate republicans but other issues include the border and abortion rights as well. it is too close to call at this time. guy: too close to call, we await the update. t

however, it is called unproven and in vain.sed about impending provocations by the ukrainian military centuries, with their assistance in the western curators, but western countries at the head of the united states will brush aside everything they say. uh, that this is just a disinformation company, we, uh, point out that our warning was from march 21 of this year at the khimprom plant, what we talked about on may 6 at the severodonetsk plant, and we openly say that further flow. uh, with such a plan for provocations by these ukrainian wards, it's like giving indulgence to the kiev regime, they say, to do whatever you want, and we still write off everything e to russia let me remind you that in march there was an ammonia leak in sumy, no one was hurt, but in may it happened. it is known that the ukrainian formations in case of retreat. from severodonetsk, a storage facility with dangerous substances is being mined. one of them they later blew up. in the liberated districts of the zaporozhye region, schools switched to russian s

kerimov�*s representative told us we stand by our statement that ownership of the yacht is denied and unprovenur time in. you can t to spending your time in. you can try to move — spending your time in. you can try to move the _ spending your time in. you can try to move the boat _ spending your time in. you can try to move the boat across - try to move the boat across the ocean but we will still come and grab it. ocean but we will still come and grab it— ocean but we will still come and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyacht - and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyacht 's - and grab it. the hunt for the russian superyacht 's goes i and grab it. the hunt for the i russian superyacht 's goes on. hello there. welcome to our forecast for the week ahead, which will eventually see temperatures returning closer to the seasonal average. but not just yet. for this weekend, we stick with the mild conditions we've seen of late, because the jet stream is digging its way southwards and then bending northwards again. and this jet stream pattern continues to allow us to tap into this really warm

yes, because it is a paper, which it is unproven.ird-party people lets politicians in, but nevertheless, this is an opinion. is not court documents and not evidence. so then the americans brought a letter from, in my opinion, the prime minister, and colombia and where did he write that victor is also a bad person all the time victor buta keeps in a maximum security prison. clone room there were 28 people, in fact your place on the floor was determined by the mass of the mass of the size of your body. that is, there were mats lying there, and when you sleep, and you just like that, people lie in a row, well, in rows like that, yes, that is, you turn around, you are either there in the head or in the nose or in the back of the head, uh the person who lies next to you rests. eh, that is, it is clear that there is a fan at best. we were worried. uh. that is, if someone fell ill there, and i remember that there was purulent conjunctivitis, and after all, only who came he simply did not have a class. that is, there, uh, that is, the whole

. >> since medical research on the seemingly therapeutic impact on the magic mushrooms is unproven withcts, you think making it legal is putting the cart before the horse and also quite dangerous, john. >> john: another definition for rocky mountain high. we'll see if the voter as prove it or not. >> absolutely. >> thanks for the report. maybe there are medicinal uses, maybe there aren't. the research is being done, which i thought was interesting for the doc to point out. >> very interesting. >> sandra: as is this market. look at this. there's a 600-point swing in the last hour. >> john: the market needs magic mushrooms. >> sandra: anyway, we're watching it. there's an hour left in trading after we hand-off. john, great to be with you. a lot of news and great guests. >> john: always good to be with you. we'll see you tomorrow for the friday eve edition. >> sandra: we're there. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts."the story" starts rights now. >> good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. we have breaking news to get to before we shift to the mid-term cover

but add to that the fact that they're investing billions in meda verge and something we should unproven and uncertain. that's got investors nervous. the company is reportedly saying laid off employees will receive four months salary as severance. zuckerberg specifically mentioning the recruiting and business teams, with meta joining lift and twitter and announcing layoffs. tech analysts say that the layoffs that we're seeing now are not the same kind of layoffs we saw with the tech busts of the early two thousand's economy is actually doing pretty well. and as you know, unemployment is very low. so we're going to teach jobs, protect workers, and i think what's going to happen is that some of these laid off workers are going to wind up somewhere else in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news alright, kristen. thank you. time is now for 17 after elon musk laid off about half of twitter employees last week. some workers a problems are already appearing on the network. twitter engineer says the company's current staff won't be able to sustain the platform. that employee who rema

they're investing billions in meda verge in and something we should unproven and uncertain.vestors nervous. now in his letter to employees, zuckerberg says his decision to aggressively hire workers in anticipation of rapid growth after the pandemic ended , did not come to fruition. he blames lower revenue due to factors including sluggish online commerce, increased competition and declining advertising. zuckerberg says us based lay off workers laid off workers will receive four months severance plus two extra weeks for each year of service. san francisco's biggest private employer is also laying off some workers. salesforce confirms hundreds of workers were told they were being let go now. the exact number has not been released by the layoffs are believed to number in the hundreds fewer than 1000. this year's earnings and revenue projections are below expectations. the company says sales to some countries and smaller businesses are not as high as expected. salesforce has more than 73,000 workers worldwide. the astros spaceflight company in alameda, is laying off more than 60

from primaries where officials have refused to certify election results based on nothing more than unproven false allegations in many senses. the first question here just as a baseline matter isn't that ultimately illegal to not certified? and the second question is what can we do about that. are there other consequences that we can talk about when officials refuse to fill those roles and other ways we can get perhaps federal law enforcement to step in. secretary chapman: a recent example in pennsylvania after the primary election. as far as how the certification process works in pennsylvania, the counties canvas the votes, they count them and they are required to certify their results up to 20 days after the election. and then i certify the results. so we have two certifications. county level in the secretary of state level. what happened in the primary election was there was a court case around undated ballots. legally cast ballots from eligible voters are a voter failed to write the data on there. and there were three counties that refused to count those ballots. so we decided we pursued

he then embarked on a nefarious mission to delegitimized the results and overturn his loss with unproventive media outlets like fox, newsmax, one american news network had no problem amplifying those election lies. lies that as we know, culminated in the capital insurrection. january 6th could not have happened if trump's lies have been repeated on those platforms. how did we get to that point? an insurrection could actually take place, and how can we course correct from here on out. that's the subject of the new msnbc documentary split screen, which airs after this program tonight. and which i, myself took a part in. january 6th was the result of more just trump lies, it was the result of years of growing polarization, and spreading disinformation. parts of which columbia journalism school jelani cobb argues date back to barack obama's 2008 presidential win. >> if there is anybody out there who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight is your answer. >> many americans felt like they had never been more optimistic about the feature of the country then the night that barack oba

we can maintain control of the house, and the lesson needed in the mid to election is to -- weave unproven the ability to overcome the odds. >> a few more days until we find everything out given how slowly the ballots are being counted in california. because i want to be correct. i will say. that there is a new article, it is an axios it's that democrats spoil [inaudible] [inaudible] backfired in spectacular fashion this spring. do agree? that's your state,. you've been analyzing it carefully. do you think democrats would've already won the house and not for new york? >> new york is more complicated than its reputation deep to the states, we had keating comments from competitive districts restaurateur the court of appeals struck down the congressional lines and then a special master appointed by a republican drawbridge, to -- drew lines that were much more favorable to the republican party. which was the stands no one, not even the pundits saw coming. and then the third is the daulton effect. it had the same effect in new york 2022, that donald trump had nationwide in 2020. even though the

but, of course, newer companies come with their own risks and potentially unproven technologies >> okayere is a lot in there. there say lot of policy support and tax credits for this industry, for renewables and minerals it is moving the needle on production at all? >> so it certainly important to have that, you know that, signal at the highest level and last week biden announced, you know, around $3 billion in new grants including to piedmont but it doesn't address one of the key hurdles, permitting. as we spoke about before, you know, that gets in the way of basically every large scale infrastructure project so having that support is key. but then permitting provides a lot of challenges as well. >> i believe they got i think 100 million plus in it to help reopen that high mountain mine in north carolina which by the way, used to be the biggest lithium ion in the world until we shut it down. the u.s. didn't realize we needed lithium. >> that is a brown field mine. they're hoping that will will speed along the process. they also have the processing plant. piedmont lithium looking at a g

your way is naive unproven illiterate thank you please by the way, what do you do in the evenings?aged in solid state physics, the results have just been evaluated. well, look, he wants to be like landau. in my laboratory there are round-the-clock experiments. i can offer you a position as a part-time evening lab assistant, i agree. i need money kovalev why do you want to seem different? what you are, but i am. i need money. that i don’t fit into laboratory assistants, go and say, we will consult and decide. and i don't need anything. i refuse myself. no need. i feel like i need to apologize. you why are you crying? yes, i'll take it, i'll take the rosary backing away. just got a little nervous here. do pathogen training. listen, let's go to school with you. it would be nice to have a school, like yofa landau or kapitsa have. otherwise , they set up some kind of kindergarten. that you have little work at the institute, or what? listen, there are interesting teachers here, but stop it. how did you talk to kovalev? oh , what do you know, i'll tell you this, i'm not trained by your pe

and another million, and this is now $2 million that went to a florida drug company to study an unprovenhat was supposedly going to reduce brain swelling. but the experts we spoke to say there is no evidence that this works, four years later no evidence it works in humans, it has been one layer of study that shows it doesn't do harm, and the company that is currently trying to market the drug, our financial analyst looked at the paperwork and said this company is in dire financial straits. and in addition to being a scandal and illegal according to the state aud thor, it was a bad business deal. take a listen to the state auditor who blew the whistle on this. >> what's wrong with using welfare money to help fund the development of a concussion drug? >> even if the concussion treatment had been a viable real treatment for concussions you cannot spend welfare money intended for the poor on a situation like this. >> and it was promoted even as other famous athletes had cut ties, such as abby wambach, in the midst of the scandal. >> any word from brett favre's team? >> former trump adviser d

he's against rishi sunak, who's unproven in that . and who's unproven in that. managed to engage the people . so if i was starmer, the people. so if i was starmer, i would get out of london. most of the time. i think that's good advice because if keir starmer had spent time outside of london post referendum, he might not have crafted a policy as shadow brexit secretary to reverse the decision. you backed brexit. any buyer's regret ? no, no, not at buyer's regret? no, no, not at all. i mean, what we should be doing. i'm a bit perplexed. i saw a fellow lord, lord frost, seems to be attacking what's happened with brexit all the time . look, brexit's done what time. look, brexit's done what we need to do is grab the opportunities that brexit gives. and the biggest opportunity is energy . do we want to rely on energy. do we want to rely on the russians for gas? i've been saying for years. no we don't. or the chinese for coal or the for french nuclear power. do we trust them on suitable say on price , on actually giving us the price, on actually giving us the energy ?

the fact that they're investing billions in meda burge and something we should unproven and uncertainthat's got investors nervous. the company is reportedly saying laid off employees will receive four months salary as severance. zuckerberg specifically mentioning the recruiting and business teams, with meta joining lift and twitter and announcing layoffs. tech analysts say that the layoffs that we're seeing now are not the same kind of layoffs we saw with the tech bust. of the early two thousand's economy is actually doing pretty well. and as you know, unemployment is very low, so we're going to teach jobs, protect workers, and i think what's going to happen is that some of these laid off workers are gonna wind up somewhere else in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. several other bear companies, also announcing layoffs this week, including san francisco's biggest private employer, salesforce confirmed it is letting hundreds of workers go. the exact number has not been released, but it's believed to be fewer than 1000. this year's earnings and revenue projections are b

he's against rishi sunak, who's unproven in that . and who's unproven in that. managed to engage the people . so if i was starmer, the people. so if i was starmer, i would get out of london. most of the time. i think that's good advice because if keir starmer had spent time outside of london post referendum, he might not have crafted a policy as shadow brexit secretary to reverse the decision. you backed brexit. any buyer's regret ? no, no, not at buyer's regret? no, no, not at all. i mean, what we should be doing. i'm a bit perplexed. i saw a fellow lord, lord frost, seems to be attacking what's happened with brexit all the time . look, brexit's done what time. look, brexit's done what we need to do is grab the opportunities that brexit gives. and the biggest opportunity is energy . do we want to rely on energy. do we want to rely on the russians for gas? i've been saying for years. no we don't. or the chinese for coal or the for french nuclear power. do we trust them on suitable say on price , on actually giving us the price, on actually giving us the energy ?

his speech at mar-a-lago last night, donald trump expressed his support for lake, backing up her unproveno just went through an incredible election. there were a lot of broken voting machines. you heard that, lots of them that haven't to be in largely republican areas. and what happened there is a disgrace. but i want to just say, you did some job, carrie, and i know it's not over yet. >> so, this was just one day after lake traveled to mar-a-lago to meet with donald trump. what can you tell us about the nature of her visit? >> i also just want to quickly fact check something that he said. in maricopa county, the voting locations that they'd experience problems on election day were not found to be overwhelmingly republican areas, according to analysis by the washington post that we did. >> can i just say, rudy, to that, i appreciate you doing that, but you, know you could make an entire career out of just fact checking donald trump whenever he speaks, if you care to. but prolific this he's continue. >> yes, in fact people have. so, kari lake a few days after her race was called, flew down

but add to that the fact that they're investing billions in meda verge in and something we should unprovent investors nervous. the company is reportedly saying laid off employees will receive four months salary as severance. zuckerberg specifically mentioning the recruiting and business teams, with meta joining lift and twitter and announcing layoffs. tech analysts say that the layoffs that we're seeing now are not the same kind of layoffs we saw with the tech busts of the early two thousands. the economy is actually doing pretty well. and as you know, unemployment is very low. so we're going to teach jobs, protect workers, and i think what's going to happen is that some of these laid off workers are going to wind up somewhere else in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news. several other bay area companies, also announcing layoffs this week, including one of the san francisco's biggest employers here, salesforce's letting go hundreds of its workers. the exact number has not been released, but it's believed to be fewer than 1000. this year's earnings and revenue projections are b

but add to that the fact that they're investing billions in meda verge and something we should unprovent investors nervous. the company is reportedly saying laid off employees will receive four months salary as severance . zuckerberg specifically mentioning the recruiting and business teams, with meta joining lift and twitter and announcing layoffs. tech analysts say that the layoffs that we're seeing now are not the same kind of layoffs we saw with the tech busts of the early two thousand's economy is actually linked pretty well. and as you know, unemployment is very low. so we're going to teach jobs, protect workers, and i think what's going to happen is that some of these laid off workers are going to wind up somewhere else at the first round of internal announcements about layoff plans should come in around three a.m. pacific time. we've also reached out directly to meta, but so far we have not heard back in san francisco christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. christian thank you. alright a federal judges now paved the way for theranos founder elizabeth holmes to be sentenced next wee

and if you have an unproven business model now you have to retrench.ave to get the business model proven before you expand again. again, the big geopolitical winds do not affect the true early-stage ec. no one starts and says i will not start my company today because of something xi jinping said. shery: well, i may not be able to get funding. i have a great idea that i may not be able to get the money to bring it to fruition. gary: but when you look at the funding available, there is still a vast amount of money available. the funds that has had a harder time are the later stage crossover funds. shery: where are the funds coming from? gary: raised over $3 billion in four months. 75% on the money came from u.s. investors, 25% from middle east, southeast asia, high net worth families outside the u.s. so the risk -- that was a tribute to how well the team has done in china. we had nine ipo's this year. it has already been a decent year from the standpoint of normal venture-capital metrics. but you have to be more careful. you simply cannot pretend that no

structural racism in the monarchy based on their unproven claims . oprah last then on claims.t year then on tuesday her floor podcast us a crude lecture on shame . well, crude lecture on shame. well, the duchess of woke thinks she's gradually tearing down the institution loathes. she may in fact be doing just the as time's david aronowitz writes it's not impossible in hard times resent the monarchy's high living . the monarchy's high living. however we can argue about meghan and harry and we have an awful people hating on as safe republicanism . we should thank republicanism. we should thank her for her service . a boy she her for her service. a boy she has been put in a shift. if that's the case, let's take a look at meghan at her, shall say most helpful . i really think most helpful. i really think that tea with the chickens is . that tea with the chickens is. what everyone just like. oh, my god, you're so lucky he chose you . but thankfully i have you. but thankfully i have a partner who is countering that narrative for me and going they've got it all wrong . i'm they've go

pandemic , i said, we have pandemic, i said, we have knowingly wrecked the economy as part of an unproventific experiments . we have scientific experiments. we have crashed the economy a brick wall with no tangible evidence. lockdowns work . and so i'm lockdowns work. and so i'm afraid the cupboard bare we've been saying for months on show that the covid measures , which that the covid measures, which may or may not be the right measures. time will tell . i have measures. time will tell. i have severe doubts . but love them or severe doubts. but love them or loathe these measures have consequences . and those consequences. and those consequences. and those consequences are starting to be felt because this is just the beginning . and be clear. our beginning. and be clear. our chose this path . that was two chose this path. that was two years ago folks . anyone that years ago folks. anyone that tells you our economic are because of vladimir or brexit or 12 years of tory is lying to you. think his picks it. economists calling themselves professors with letters after their name patronised me

pandemic , i said, we have pandemic, i said, we have knowingly wrecked the economy as part of an unproventific experiments . we have scientific experiments. we have crashed the economy a brick wall with no tangible evidence. lockdowns work . and so i'm lockdowns work. and so i'm afraid the cupboard bare we've been saying for months on show that the covid measures , which that the covid measures, which may or may not be the right measures. time will tell . i have measures. time will tell. i have severe doubts . but love them or severe doubts. but love them or loathe these measures have consequences . and those consequences. and those consequences. and those consequences are starting to be felt because this is just the beginning . and be clear. our beginning. and be clear. our chose this path . that was two chose this path. that was two years ago folks . anyone that years ago folks. anyone that tells you our economic are because of vladimir or brexit or 12 years of tory is lying to you. think his picks it. economists calling themselves professors with letters after their name patronised me

structural racism in the monarchy based on their unproven claims . oprah last then on claims.t year then on tuesday her floor podcast us a crude lecture on shame . well, crude lecture on shame. well, the duchess of woke thinks she's gradually tearing down the institution loathes. she may in fact be doing just the as time's david aronowitz writes it's not impossible in hard times resent the monarchy's high living . the monarchy's high living. however we can argue about meghan and harry and we have an awful people hating on as safe republicanism . we should thank republicanism. we should thank her for her service . a boy she her for her service. a boy she has been put in a shift. if that's the case, let's take a look at meghan at her, shall say most helpful . i really think most helpful. i really think that tea with the chickens is . that tea with the chickens is. what everyone just like. oh, my god, you're so lucky he chose you . but thankfully i have you. but thankfully i have a partner who is countering that narrative for me and going they've got it all wrong . i'm they've go

last year the charity worker made shocking and unproven claim that meghan markle was a victim of domestic of domestic violence from. the king and queen offering her view . today's revelation a member of our superstar , dominique our superstar, dominique samuels, tweeted someone where you're from is not always racist. i think a lot of ethnic minorities assume it's malicious. i been asked by ethnic minority taxi drivers countless times where i'm really from. i just generally . do you from. i just generally. do you mean ethnicity and move on? so to me, this story is a lot context and adam brookes, i've got a lot of feelings on this because lady hussey, i think we can all admit made some clumsy comments trying she's an 83 year old woman. she's grieving the death of her very close friend, queen elizabeth . second, she's queen elizabeth. second, she's now being dragged through mud cancelled and been accused of racism by her own godson . at the racism by her own godson. at the same time , it does feel like same time, it does feel like this and goes he has a of accusing the royal family of racism

that the decision to recognize the catan massacre, uh, in which the soviet union is accused, is an unprovenyou need to speak honestly and correct mistakes. why can’t we make a decision these days on the 80th anniversary of the battle of stalingrad, and the return of stalingrad the name of stalin is stalingrad because there are many streets in front of whom we are in front of the germans, we flirt with them almost 90,000 were captured there together 2,500 officers 25. e, field marshal generals. let's make those decisions. i recently olga read an interesting active. the material of 1869 is a memory of napoleon's invasion of moscow , the capture of moscow, a very interesting fact there, the russian french themselves, who had lived in russia for many years, were afraid and told how they did not want to interact with the french here, because they understood that the russian people would win anyway . we will win anyway, but we need to show firmness not only on the front line, not only in counteraction, destroying these nazis. well restoring historical justice. this is very important, because busi

however, there is an alarming and growing trend to put unproven theories and radical ideologies over common sense. and it's catching up with us as we speak. years of attacks on reliable american energy sources in the name of green policies has taken us backward in our progress to produce affordable, accessible clean energy. global supply chain issues accelerated the consequences of these policies leaving many americans unable to afford things like gas and utilities. as we inch closer to the coldest part of the year, we face the real threat of the energy crisis. at a time when all americans should feel the warmth of the holiday, many of them could be and will be left out in the cold. the united states already loses more people in the winter months than in the warmer months, and skyrocketing utility bills could make millions of americans vulnerable as temperatures drop. we must change course. it is time to end the blind allegiance to unsustainable energy policies. it's time to end the relentless pursuit of eliminating fossil fuels. these policies are suffocating the american energy sec