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well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, victoria look , it's time to open our galleryer, at least one of my four flowers has already turned out, in my opinion. you can even rate me. thanks a lot. thank you, ekaterina, you are just a huge hello hello. tell me how you went, like a ferry oh well, the ferry is beautiful. i even asked the mechanic. how is this a miracle of working technique, and he happily told me pasha what caused the biggest emotions in you as a kid? uh, and some kind of bitterness and joy and surprise, because this is actually already poorly preserved. and so, when i climbed the bell tower in the temple, it was very interesting. pretty much more than me, it was a project of a stone mage. she doesn’t know in advance where fate will throw them, maybe on mars venus or in the mosalians everything will be decided by the players, paper scissors, for now. hmm have fun, they say how the angel costs for their meals angels for meals like rural life. beauty, i would now snuggled up too. with joy in our program the most active schoolchildren from all over belarus i

victoria sergeevna tell me , can i look at the photographs that your son took?ked 100 times. please print photos with my flowers, but he didn’t print them like that because he was just like his dad, you know, because he never finished anything . oh, forgive me, for god’s sake, i understand that now is not the time, but this is very important. for us, victoria sergeevna, tomorrow you need to come to our department, preferably in the morning, well, somewhere at 11:00 o’clock. can you? thank you very much. yes and we still need to find your son's friends. do you remember that skinny guy, what was his name? yes, they seryozha very often visited the internet cafes, which are around the corner. yes, yeah, thank you, thank you, but you forgive us again, pasha let's go to. goodbye. goodbye. it’s a pity seryoga could, in fact, still live. what did he do? yes, actually nothing. stupidly studied at the institute, and when did you last see him? well, we met for about a week, then that’s it, how are you? i really never found out how he was doing. why yes, a car just pulled u

tonight, a new look for the victoria's secret once-famed lingerie, supermodels and superstars like taylorwift. back with a new look and attitude, seemingly answering critics by embracing inclusivity and diversity. will the turn the company's fortunes around? here's abc's erielle reshef. ♪ >> reporter: it was a major cultural phenomenon. the victoria's secret fashion show in its heyday full of glitz and glamor, bejewelled bras, over-the-top angel wings. gisele, heidi, tyra stomping down the runway. >> you look at all these gorgeous women just strutting and confident. so much power and so much beauty. >> reporter: with iconic performances for taylor swift -- ♪ ♪ as long as you love me ♪ >> reporter: and justin bieber. ♪ whoa whoa ♪ >> reporter: but it all came crashing down in 2018 after a series of scandals, including controversial comments in "vogue" from one executive about transgender and plus-size models. >> i knew i had a pretty sensational interview on my hands. pretty much from start to finish, i was jaw on the floor. >> reporter: and as for the show itself, its models were getting

and it hasn't been much this season north and much southern land around like victoria things looking very quiet at the moment to the science where it's been stormy across the k, from the still some right on the satellite picture in mozambique it's going away and they find this thing, it's getting hot for many the i have the right, the boycott. anyone i want to in the state has no business getting involved in that . it was just opening my annual contract from the state of arizona. and i was rather shocked to see this. the new 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called low for freedom of speech and 1st amendment. brian got chosen and blessed us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue. do you want to state level all that? i can't support that one. the bill on which is the era. the latest news, as it breaks libya's from the west of the comes the have that even across paul's lines to help dorski need in this particular divide. the nation with detailed coverage based hospital was full show during the rescue. operation tank continues to be for those who lo

much and there hasn't been much this season, nor is that much further inland, around like victoria things looking very quiet at the moment to the science where it's been stormy across the k, from the still some right on the satellite picture in mozambique it's going away and they find this thing. it's getting called full many the coming of age story in the community, fighting to push the heritage in an ever changing world. a thing on an ancient way to, to future generations. in an award winning documentary, i'll just say, well, photos, a group of young man on the right to patsy's county in the most for me, the ivory cousins, the sacred wood analogies era the you want to know just a reminder of adults. so is this r u. s. presidential biden's warning that american democracy is under france? he blames a former president, donald trump, and his supporters at the same time vices having his business dealings pro would via a republican impeachment hearing. and the us government is facing a shutdown leader of nicole in a kind of bach assigned to decree to dissolve the self declared republic from the 1st o

we, according to the oxy victoria, let's look at the news for now, but of next the cost of everything. and i'm back in about 30 minutes time by the artificial intelligence has become a driving force behind numerous innovations that are re shaping the workplace and enhancing productivity. recent breakthrough, such as open a, i've tried c, p, t, a mid journey's a i solutions have demonstrated natural language processing and problem solving capabilities. but at the same time, it is open debate surrounding the existential risk and safety of a i and i am 50 i and today we're going to be talking about my name's sake artificial intelligence and its impact on the workplace. should we be concerned about it? and what are the limitations of its capability? what used to be purely science fiction is now fast becoming reality with the rise of artificial intelligence platforms. a i adoption in the workplace could lead to a 40 percent increase in labor productivity by 2035. and companies are increasingly integrating a power virtual assistance like chat g p t in order to streamline customer support op

look at this. the second round right now is a round of photo questions. in the first, 4 minutes, three tips, 20,000 rubles. to the channel. as you understand, victoriairst of all from the title of this round. this round of photo questions requires you to look at the photo that we will show on the screen and understand what is depicted there, well, it’s usually somehow connected with it, and the tv viewers will first choose to pay attention to the screen. vladimir chernikov is playing against you, 71 years old, taganrog , looks good. vladimir has an interesting and infrequent hobby among those viewers who send us questions, writing poetry, and he plans to spend money on curiously to compensate for inflationary processes in the country. yes , attention to the screen is called a self-portrait in the image of christ. and why did such a name arise for christ, long curly hair with with your face in a sense? they began to type the question again with the wording. please return the question to us on the screen. thank you good here you go, everyone is called in the image of christ why such a name? why? looks like so the clothes are a good version no, no, wro

and, look, victoria, this is a really important infrastructure project. make decisions about national infrastructure projects that involve tens of billions of pounds without all of the information being available. this weekend, business groups and political voices have been lobbying the government not to truncate hs2 further. with pressure mounting for decisions to be made. noor nanji, bbc news. a second ship with ukrainian wheat reached turkey, despite russia's withdrawal from the un—backed grain deal. the bulk carrier — laden with more than 17,000 tonnes of wheat — left the port city of chornomorsk in ukraine on friday, bound for egypt. it comes as ukraine is testing a new sea route — avoiding international waters — and using those controlled by nato members bulgaria and romania. a first ship, with 3,000 tonnes of wheat, has safely arrived to istanbul last week. authorities in kosovo say they've taken control of a serbian 0rthodox monastery in the north, bringing to an end a stand—off with a group of heavily armed men. the gunmen are suspected of carryi

and, look, victoria, - this is a really important infrastructure project.going to make decisions about national infrastructure - projects that involve tens - of billions of pounds without all of the information being available. this weekend, business groups and political voices have been lobbying the government not to truncate hs2 further. with pressure mounting for decisions to be made. noor nanji, bbc news. authorities in kosovo say they've taken control of a serbian 0rthodox monastery in the north, bringing to an end a stand—off with a group of heavily armed men. the gunmen are suspected of carrying out an attack overnight, in which a policeman died. i've been speaking to our balkans correspondent guy de launey. the reports that we're hearing now from north kosovo, from the monastery itself, is that the armed men have left the monastery and that inside the monastery now we have kosovo police and also the eulex, which is the eu's special rule of law mission in kosovo. so those authorities are now inside the monastery, the armed group isn't there. kosovo's

and, look, victoria, i this is a really important infrastructure project. to be in government next year. we're not going to make decisions about national infrastructure - projects that involve tens - of billions of pounds without all of the information being available. this weekend, business groups and political voices have been lobbying the government not to truncate hs2 further. with pressure mounting for decisions to be made. noor nanji, bbc news. a capsule containing asteroid samples which scientists hope could help explain how life on earth began has successfully landed in the united states. the nasa spacecraft dropped the canister — carrying just 250 grams of rock and dust from the surface of the asteroid — onto the us state of utah. as our science editor, rebecca morelle, reports. the src has entered the atmosphere. a first glimpse of the capsule after its epicjourney through space. high up, a parachute opens, slowing its descent. ., . ., up, a parachute opens, slowing its descent-_ a _ up, a parachute opens, slowing its descent._ a text i up, a para

and, look, victoria, this is a really important infrastructure project.to be in government next year. we're not going to make decisions about national infrastructure projecis _ that involve tens of billions of pounds without all of the information being available. this weekend, business groups and political voices have been lobbying the government not to truncate hs2 further, with pressure mounting for decisions to be made. noor nanji, bbc news. with more on this our political correspondent iain watson. it's interesting that this decision now is being considered at this point in time, given it has been around for a wild, hs2 and the rising costs and complications that come with it. rising costs and complications that come with it— come with it. absolutely in the -ro'ect come with it. absolutely in the preject has _ come with it. absolutely in the project has been _ come with it. absolutely in the project has been going - come with it. absolutely in the project has been going on - come with it. absolutely in the project has been going on for. come with it.

and, look, victoria, this is a really important infrastructure project. labour party, hope to be in government next year. we're not going to make decisions about national infrastructure projects _ that involve tens of billions of pounds without all of the information being available. this weekend, business groups and political voices have been lobbying the government not to truncate hs2 further, with pressure mounting for decisions to be made. noor nanji, bbc news. live now to councillor bev craig, labour leader of manchester city council and board member of the northern powerhouse partnership. thank you forjoining us. firstly your reaction to those comments from grant shapps. i your reaction to those comments from grant shawn-— your reaction to those comments from grant shanna-— grant shapps. i would say we are reaponding- _ grant shapps. i would say we are reaponding- as — grant shapps. i would say we are responding. as the _ grant shapps. i would say we are responding. as the leader- grant shapps. i would say we are responding. as the leader i - grant

and, look, victoria, this is a really important infrastructure project.ty, hope to be in government next year. we're not going to make decisions about national infrastructure projects that involve tens of billions of pounds without all of the information being available. this weekend, business groups and political voices have been lobbying the government not to truncate hs2 further. in a letter organised by the rail industry, the leaders of 21 firms warn that discarding the leg to manchester will have serious implications for the uk economy. with pressure mounting, it's thought a decision could come as soon as the coming week. noor nanji, bbc news. now it's time for a look at today's sport with 0lly foster. hello from the bbc sport centre. it is all going on in the football, gold flying everywhere. five matches in the premier league, four of them into the second half. first north london derby at the emirates. it was 1-1 at london derby at the emirates. it was 1—1 at half—time, it is now to all, —— two all. you can see brighton, they have the lead over bou

and, look, victoria, this is a really important infrastructure project.s because we, the labour party, hope to be in government next year. we're not going to make decisions about national infrastructure projects that involve tens of billions of pounds without all of the information being available. this weekend, business groups and political voices have been lobbying the government not to truncate hs2 further. in a letter organised by the rail industry, the leaders of 21 firms warn that discarding the leg to manchester will have serious implications for the uk economy. with pressure mounting, it's thought a decision could come as soon as the coming week. noor nanji, bbc news. staying with manchester — the first bus services to be brought back under public control in england in almost a0 years have started operating in the region. outside london, bus networks zre franchised to private companies to run, but the local authority sets the fares, timetables and routes. the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, says the new buses may show the need for "more

and look, victoria, this is a really important infrastructure project.our showi matters because we, the labour party, hope to be| in government next year. we are not going to make decisions on a national infrastructure - project that involves tens - of billions of pounds without all of the information being available. staying with politics, social care and paternity leave are high on the agenda at the liberal democrats party conference in bournemouth. live now to political correspondent peter saull. good morning from a very blustery bournemouth, on england's south coast, where it's quite an important day for the lib dems, decision day, you could say, because this often and they will approve a pre—manifesto document which will give us a really clear sense of the kind of offering they will make to voters at the general election, which is due at some point in the next 12 months. the key issue they want to talk about is the nhs, particularly improving access to gp services, but plenty of other items in there too. i'm joined by leila moran, the lib dem foreig

and, look, victoria, this is a really important infrastructure project.n government next year. we're not going to make decisions about national infrastructure projects that involve tens of billions of pounds without all of the information being available. this weekend, business groups and political voices have been lobbying the government not to truncate hs2 further. in a letter organised by the rail industry, the leaders of 21 firms warn that discarding the leg to manchester will have serious implications for the uk economy. with pressure mounting, it's thought a decision could come as soon as the coming week. noor nanji, bbc news. kosovo security forces have surrounded at least thirty gunmen in the majority serb north. it follows an ambush against police that killed one and injured at least one other. the eu's foreign policy chief has described that attack as "hideous" and called for the culprits to be brought to justice. serbia is yet to comment on the incident. reporter yasmin khatun dewan has more from the newsroom. the attack took place in the north

a neighbor confirmed that just a couple of days before the murder, victoria streltsova was looking forre covering up the killer. yes, she didn’t kill, how do you know, they didn’t need to kill victoria on the contrary. she really needed a sister who sold all her restaurants and took the money. i understand that you are a serious motive for you, but vika was the only one who could to know about the fate of anya's daughter, and anya was looking for victoria precisely in order to find her daughter, and vika, with victoria being the guardian , hope and the girl disappeared. wait a minute, i'll see if the address is there. they didn't come there. let's go further. it turns out that when streltsova was in the apartment, her sister was already killed. yes, so grigory nikolaevich, let's start all over again and in more detail let's go she went to victoria's dacha. she didn't find it there. returned to the city the apartment door was open. she began to look for found documents for victoria, something not immediately noticed. i scared the call. what's the call? he turned on the answering machine

hello, lyudmila and tatyana, lyudmila, aren’t you the ones ruining the life of your neighbor victoria, if you lookprinciple, not only for me , but to our neighbors, wait, weren’t you the ones who flooded victoria’s apartment, weren’t you the ones who damaged the sewer system, burned the barn, your grandson played around there, it was all about you... yes, now i’ll explain how it happened, about the toilet, no one has proven that it was me who threw something, our house is 40 years, sometimes the sewer needs to be cleaned, because i call the plumbers, not only the toilet gets clogged, the kitchen sink gets clogged, the plumbers come to clean the pipes, it just needs to be done at least once a year, well, didn’t you cause the flood in victoria’s apartment, you flooded it with water, what kind of water, bedroom, tell me how it was, yes, yes, it was , this is the same thing, people, you lived separately, they were, lived separately, no, no, they lived, it wasn’t we who flooded you, we we called a plumber when we had condensation in the toilet, we couldn’t go into the toilet i wanted to go in because t

some kind of moral crusade in and that's what makes it even more dangerous because these people look at victoria know and got a promotion for goodman say go gay. these are idealogues and you can not negotiate with audio logs re. and they're also delusional. okay. they're not gonna when they're gonna have to face up to the possibility the actual when definitively or should i haven't had enough troops in place to do that. so what will biden do? that's really the questionnaire. right? of administrative normally have an issue there. there certainly won't be out of this cluster. i mean there's will, is now a fight say well on that top shelf, they're the one that has the lock on it. those are the many noakes, will they do that? i would not, but put it passed. so i was, that's why you know, natalie, that in ray is absolutely right. and this is what i've been arguing all along. is that, you know, red lines mean nothing to these people here because they believe that they're, you know, they, the angels are on their side and that they must win the end. and because they have that perception logic, he loads

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worm yes brilliant my friends we won what it's in some century, look, but because victoria victoria is victory. yes, i will die at the very beginning , 100,000 rubles. with this amount we will start our next program next saturday. with this, today's show has come to an end, let me remind you that all episodes of the program can be found on the internet platform, let's watch. and if you want not only to watch the battle of tv viewers with our star five, but also personally take part, who can ask your question on the page, watch .ru, perhaps you will become the next winner, and today with we played evgeny papanishvili victoria neko andrey urgan evgeny rybov, and alexander kushnoy i'm alexey vershinin, i'll see you in exactly a week. it was cool. bye. just like that, yes, victoria, you brought good luck to these four losers, you understand, right? well , evgeniy well, we could have pulled it off somehow. i don’t know then how good morning. good morning our dear guests in the studio. good morning our favorite tv viewers on the air, your favorite, fun morning quiz 100 to one we are starting

i mean, if y'all, somebody that would not walk to see that victoria nuland looks through ukraine andut our puppets in and that is exactly what we did before and we've done it dozens of times. it is shameful that y'all don't tell the whole story. i don't blame you, but it seems to be that no one wants to hear the whole truth about this situation. russia only went in after they had been shelling the russian people that have been in ukraine. that was going on and on and on and they had to do something. thank you ma'am. host: and chance in luverne, minnesota. republican. go ahead. caller: how are you doing? honestly the government shutdown thing in ukraine we are using way too much money. i served in every -- in the army under obama and it is just shameful to me that we are spending all this money over there will be helping our own people. there are people in the streets, veterans, people, you know they need our help at home and it is ridiculous that no one cares about that they just care about their own rocket book. -- pocketbook. a few colors back one was saying that biden might take m

we as am i of you, victoria. we look fonnard to catching up soon. roadcaster , entrepreneur, broadcaster, entrepreneur, model, it . lady model, you name it. lady victoria hervey . coming up with victoria hervey. coming up with tonight's pundits on the eve of their annual conference, are the tories still the nasty party, a phrase coined by theresa may and as the cost of living bites is aldi, the new waitrose plus we've been asking today on the eve of their annual conference are the tories the nasty party? well, the results are in. i will reveal all listening to gb news radio. >> welcome back to the show , >> welcome back to the show, mark at gbnews.com. listen, does david beckham finally deserve a knighthood ? douglas says hi knighthood? douglas says hi mark. when a knighthood is awarded for beckham hiking a ball around a field , it finally ball around a field, it finally indicates this country has failed. it is time to stop the award of these irrelevant titles. dear mark says. peter in cumbria . when it is revealed cumbria. when it is revealed that t

you promised to eat it, i ’ll eat you, it turns out that the tor is designed by victoria vakhrusheva and you can take a lookbut this is serious, i’ll sort it out. i'll figure it out okay, but it seems to me you need to clarify in your office, the villains will wear bracelets. where does such confidence come from? we took a list of our anxious tourists, and if we put them together with the data on residential burglaries, the list turned out to be impressive, because after all, the whole city was covered, but don’t go overboard with the prices. okay good. i'll be brief. they were all in the city at work. but it ’s just logical that she’s in such a hurry , she left 20 minutes early yesterday, maybe she’s late for work. kira, let me drive to the park by car, and you follow her on foot. run, i don’t understand, no be lazy. suddenly she meets someone in the park. this is, of course, logical. why am i walking? i don’t understand, come on, i ’ll walk, come on, well, i’m driving, okay, have some coffee, a hot breakfast, i understand, 50 g for your appetite. i'll stay away from her for a bit. barakh no , come on, gra

oh, that is victoria park _ look at some of the pictures. oh, that is victoria park in manchester. it's what i do. above all things, of interviews. — it's what i do. above all things, of interviews, this is who i am and i do it— interviews, this is who i am and i do it because i try to keep up my practice — do it because i try to keep up my practice and i am trying to constantly articulate how i feel or how the _ constantly articulate how i feel or how the world is and, yeah it's what i do, _ how the world is and, yeah it's what i do. its— how the world is and, yeah it's what ido. it's what— how the world is and, yeah it's what i do, it's what i was born to do and i do, it's what i was born to do and i try i do, it's what i was born to do and i try to _ i do, it's what i was born to do and i try to do — i do, it's what i was born to do and i try to do it— i do, it's what i was born to do and i try to do it to the best of my ability — i try to do it to the best of my ability. the beauty of the internet and the _ ability. the beauty of the internet and the digital space is you can se

transformed, he looked, so they wrote on social networks that malakhov came with high school student on september 1. who doesn’t know andrei malakhov is the godfather of my children alla victoriaartina but in this case, i look, however, like a dad who brought a high school student. it's true . it must be said that philip looks cooler than he did on the cover of his 1988 album friends. and this is me 35 years ago , almost exactly cooler than one of your first appearances on television. somewhere else , as a boy, you sing in bulgarian. eh, i think you'd look younger today, you know? a-ah, we haven’t aged with you, only my hair turned a little white. that's all. i am for natural products, especially, uh, over these 35 years. i changed so much , but unfortunately, you know, stress, nerves, sandwiches before the concert in my rider, someone has some kind of cognac drinks and i have sandwiches, because they make me feel so bad. well , i've eaten my sandwich. that's it, this is good. but now i had a concert in sochi. can you imagine, i gave 151 concerts in the city of sochi over 30 years and 30 extra seasons. i broke all the records in sochi, it is now september 21st. well this is no

victoria new south wales. good part of south australia looking fine and dry with some will around 26 celsius the in add labor directive weather system that will make its way across the southern part. so anyway, so the weather warnings in full say the rank dustin minnes, somewhat. the wednesdays down high, far risk is the results of those wins. but notice those winds coming in from an old, the directional boom, direction of cool satellite, getting up to around 28 celsius on the state. those cool down. by the time we come to fraud around $23.00 degrees. not too bad down towards south east, more pleasant sunshine, and that rainbow garage, he make his way towards new zealand. the rain lingering, meanwhile, across southern parts of china, some weather weather to adding up towards a central nervous labor towards shanghai. we'll see some wet weather that to into the korean peninsula. meanwhile, for japan generate dry west to whether slowly but surely making his way across the sea of japan and heading towards a kind of the sense of the success ethan is in my system and the everyday heroes keeping communities together. i can d

favorite stories saw me back in my home state of victoria way back in 2016 when i headed to phillip island to see the efforts that were being made to look after what were undoubtedly some of the cutest penguins i've ever seen. it's a place that attracts millions of tourists every year. and this year marks the 185th anniversary of a sea voyage that changed the world. it was december 1831 when charles darwin set off on the hms beagle to see sights that would lead to his radical theory of evolution. and a key moment came when he visited australia when he was struck by the oddness of the country's animals. at the time darwin was exploring australia. there were ten penguin colonies all around phillip island, but by the early 1980s there was only one left. here on the beautiful and very blustery summerland peninsula. a radical conservation effort was required. so in 1985, the victorian state government began a mass buyback of land from people who were living on the peninsula, demolishing their houses and creating a largely human free habitat for the penguins. it's a conservation effort that has continued to this day, thanks to phillip island

. >> let's bring in malcolm and victoria to talk more about what the fed winning might look like and what fighting the fed even looks like right now given the fact they have been on hold and, in fact, it seems like inflation is moving in their direction so i'll start with you, victoria, what do you think is at stake when it comes to the fed and what the markets have already priced in? >>i think as far as this week goes, the market is anticipating no move i think that's what we agree is going to happen as you were talking a moment ago, it's the dot plot, especially those 2024 dots that i think are going to be key and the market could be surprised here i wouldn't expect anything more than having the freight move up a little bit higher in 2024 closer to that 5.6% fed fund peak we saw. that moved up in june and i would expect to see the 2024 dot come closer to that. meaning they're pricing out rate cuts in 2024 i don't think they did all the work over the last 18 months in order to quickly turn around, start cutting rates, add to de demand, the inflation pressures that are there so i thi

if you look at the reign of queen victoria.had seven assassination attempts and her reign went in a similar pattern to the late queen, popular when she was first queen, not lasting very long, not lasting as long as it did for queen elizabeth. very popular again at the end of her reign as the mother of the empire. but in between times , as empire. but in between times, as there were periods when she wasn't at all popular, indeed , wasn't at all popular, indeed, at one point there was even a suggestion that albert should be taken tower for treason. taken to the tower for treason. so have periods when so all reigns have periods when they aren't going as smoothly as they aren't going as smoothly as the monarch would like . and to the monarch would like. and to succeed they need to go with the grain of the political nation. and this has been the amazing success of the british monarchy since george the first became king, that they have understood the need or they found by force majeure that they have lost their power to become consti

elizabeth: well, look who's here, the one and only congresswoman victoria spartz from house withdrewng to get across there? thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me, liz. i'll be honest with you. you know, as someone who grew up in a dictatorship and came with ideas and ideals of this being the greatest republic with freedoms, i am actually appalled and shocked what's happened in our country. and i ran for congress because i got sick and tired, i was not american, i was sick and tired. i hate to tell you, it seem to me that a lot of politicians here don't realize how they affect people's lives. so i wanted to make sure the attorney general understands what he's doing right now is and how destructive it is for the republic when they try to intimidate millions of americans to just be opposed to some government views. you have a right in this country. you know, if we don't have a right to oppose our government and say you are wrong, it's a dictatorship, and i cannot, i cannot let our republic fail because we have so much politics in washington d.c. and i wanted to let h

our studio is queen victoria studio. we are looking at bonds, equities, the rest of it.athan: i will look at it right now. s&p futures slightly negative. it is time to look at bank decisions. tom: greenspan had a good feeling. real concern over oil near $94 a barrel. price down, yields ever higher. there is that good feeling. jonathan: this is the dream. on wednesday it will upgrade its growth forecast, and downgrade its inflation forecast. we have an equity markets seeing double-digit gains on the gear, and we are doing this with -- on the year. if i don't -- if that can stick, i don't know. tom: on the back of this is the social aspect, not only the uaw strike but the very fabric of this nation is being tested with the nhs junior doctors strike. i was shocked at the impact of residents and interns walking out of hospitals in the united kingdom. jonathan: the united states is getting a taste of what they u.k. has been dealing with, and that taste is hurting automakers. uaw have said no thank you. that is not where a lot of people thought we would be. they thought 20% wo

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