we felled them all with brookfield renewable and westinghouse.orked on this and yesterday we started our signing. kriti: can you walk us through the broader outlook for the nuclear aspect? this is very controversial in germany, were very early on, they shut down a lot of their nuclear facilities. what is the outlook here? >> i think i could give you at least 10 countries that in the last year or two have made a complete reversal in their views on nuclear. it is because everyone now is focused on it the carbon is eight and, electrification, and energy security. people in certain places don't like cold, they don't want oil, they don't want gas. they have stopped a dam up the river, and now they have to fill up again on nuclear. china, india are building big time. france. five years ago, micron got elected on phasing out nuclear. now they are building new. liz truss, building new. we want to get at the front end of it. of course with the russian invasion of ukraine, that was a bit of a game changer. probably 30% to 35% of the world don't want to dea

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her dad had been hired by the westinghouse corporation in cleveland, ohio in 1949 when he was a young man. and there he and his wife started to raise their family alison and her younger sister. 1963 her dad was transferred to the pittsburgh office. so the family trailed along behind him to pittsburgh. then a few years after that he was transferred again to the baltimore plant of the westinghouse corporation, but by then alison was a sophomore in high school and her younger sister was in middle school, i think. and they were a little worried about how the schools would go and so they decided to settle in. the washington dc greater area settled into the suburbs and her dad would get the drive up to baltimore every morning. and allison and her little sister would get glistening new suburban schools. kennedy hyde only been open a couple of years when allison enrolled but for some reason or another alison didn't really make much of a mark in high school probably because she had arrived as a sophomore. probably because she was 15. didn't join the sort of clubs that the cool kids joined. did

. >>> look at shares of cameco plunging after teaming up with brookfield to acquire westinghouse electricthey'll now own a 40% stake in this company why such an extreme market reaction >> there's definitely an extreme reaction here and they did announce a $650 million equity sale to finance this acquisition. the company also said it will use debt as well as cash now, of course, it's not uncommon to see the acquiring company's shares fall after a deal is anounounced and of cour there's also a shock factor given that wall street was not expecting this right now, cameco is focused on the upstream element this deal does move it away from being a pure play operating, but longer term, this expands their footprint across the nuclear value chain at a time when we're really seeing nuclear power come back westinghouse works with over half of the world's nuclear reactor fleet and once again with this global energy crunch and with nations moving to cut emissions, nuclear power is really back in focus and so this really makes cameco a one-stop shop for utilities >> pippa, thank you. mike, you find thi

pleasure i present to you electro the westinghouse moto man electro. come here and here he comes ladies and gentlemen walking up to greet you under his own power. all right, electro. well you tell your story, please. who me? yes you okay toots ladies and gentlemen, i'll be very glad to tell my story. i am a smart fellow as i have a very fine brain. that's the most remarkable thing i've ever seen. that guide make on my football team. why not like joe. i know you enjoy these and are really going to try to give you a nice pleasure out of these so here you got that now on to it. you may now smoke. this cigarette go on. oh, yes electro. you do need a light too. don't you? all right. here you are. and folks he's only two years old too. just learning. pleasure that clip is from a promotional film the westinghouse corporation, which built electro had put out. but people were mesmerized by the futuristic technologies that were on display here. but even the carrier corporation built and igloo to show off their brand new technology air conditioning. the idea that

. >> i'm looking at ticker symbol see cj, uranium miner, taking half of westinghouse electric which doess, the market hated it, stock dropped 20% but an interesting deal, could allow takeover services for nuclear plants because russia will not do servicing anymore. it is an interesting it is interesting deal and interesting stock. jack: thanks for that explanation. to read more check out barron.com. that is all for us, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. no relief in sight, americans continuing to struggle with sky-high inflation. september's ho

. >> i'm looking at ticker symbol see cj, uranium miner, taking half of westinghouse electric which doesng deal, could allow takeover services for nuclear plants because russia will not do servicing anymore. it is an interesting it is interesting deal and interesting stock. jack: thanks for that explanation. >> from the from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and hee

. >> i'm looking at ticker symbol see cj, uranium miner, taking half of westinghouse electric which does the market hated it, stock dropped 20% but an interesting deal, could allow takeover services for nuclear plants because russia will not do servicing anymore. it is an interesting it is interesting deal and interesting stock. jack: thanks for that explanation. the following is an important paid program about humana medicare advantage prescription drug plans, sponsored by humana. at humana, we know that no two people are alike. we understand that you have your own questions and your own needs when it comes to choosing the right medicare plan for you. that's why we really take the time to get to

. >> i'm looking at ticker symbol see cj, uranium miner, taking half of westinghouse electric which does nuclear services, the market hated it, stock dropped 20% but an interesting deal, could allow takeover services for nuclear plants because russia will not do servicing anymore. it is an interesting it is interesting deal and interesting stock. jack: thanks for that explanation. to read more check out barron.com. that is all for us, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. no relief in sight, americans continuing to struggle with sky-high inflation. september's hot cpi report sparking speculation of even more aggressive rate hikes from the federal reserve. i'm asking steve forbes and andy puzder how much longer this may last. then, democrat desperation. saudi arabia reveals the white house pleaded for opec to delay cutting oil output until after the mid eterna

well, in hungary we understand, in belarus we understand, and somewhere really westinghouse it mightome way. is it forever just russian property abroad? you know it’s not forever, if you work on it, it’s not just about squeezing them out of there, but the finns have already been able to give up russian women, they just threw them out of one object and are throwing out something else from of one power plant, the czechs were able to do it. and they continue to squeeze from those objects where they now have a small amount of money, but for it to spread further, this is a huge work on functioning, and here you need to draw up a plan and work on it very persistently. today, honestly, i just don’t see many such appeals from ukraine, save us from the evil russian invader who took away our land, but no one has prepared a plan on how to sanction the seedlings, no one has gone to the partners. for example, france has a huge joint business with rochet. they have a lot of rectors and not irosatom provides its immediate part, we will supply uranium and many other things and export parts of the sp

lots of 1.8 percent down more than 14%, the canadian company partnered to buy newclear company westinghousec for 7.9 billion bank of america says the deal is strategically found and it's complementary to the existing business it as is negative reaction is expected to the stock dilution and a significant capital outlay >> pippa stevens, thank you. >>> we're going to stick with commodities. seema mody is joining us know with that story. hi >> we've seen a significant drop today's producer price index -- if we zoom in on industrial metal prices, they're fall out of a cliff down 5%. while comer is up 28%. shipping rates, 'we discussed, have traded down recently. which analyst says -- even speed up their deliveriessees. it will take a few quarters but they'll start to go the benefit in q3 the big question is, will they lower reduction, or take advantage of lower commodity prices that, of course, will be a big part of the story. i feel like industrials, it's been a negative year, month for stocks, but it's outpurchases so far. >> yeah, of course a strong dollar is weighing on many of these commod

hands down would you rather -- anyway, next um the stock tumbling 13% after saying it was going to westinghouseld renewable. the deal is worth $8 billion why do you have issues with the deal >> this is a company for a long time is free cash flow positive, and we've talked about them often around the show, and why this is a trade that i think is is still early on, but i want to see this company continue to be free cash flow, and they have brought new production online. i don't need to see them get into this. >> there is a beta play in this as well. i think it's a great spot tots in both these names. tim's stock is much bigger this is a lot smaller, but this one will react as well. >> how do these names look, carter >> here's the thing, trading 47 million shares, 12% of the float, but the market didn't like it, people didn't like it it did find trend, went right to the trend line i think it's probably been reset and stays here, but doesn't make it a buy. >> if i remember correctly, i think this was issuing shares, to pretty much people price the stock, but if you look at the cast they have spinni

a view of the future that was so far in the future that the westinghouse company even buried a time capsule. this is some fun bar trivia. the very word time capsule was coined for this event. in fact, there were two time capsules. they wanted some redundancy. these time capsules who are not set to be open until the year 6939. not to be opened for 5000 years. that is how long americans thought this nation would last. that is how far in the future they were looking. if you ask me, that is a severe case of hubris. even the roman empire, the most powerful and longest lasting empire in the history of the world, it lasted about 1000 years. looking forward as a side note, the area where this time capsule was buried is only about seven feet above sea level. the projection is that in the not too distant future, thiswi be underwater due to climate change. they did not know that back then. this time capsule was meant to preserve a record of life in 1938. they put in it what they said where 124 commonly used items. items like tooth powder. they had a mazda lamp, we call these things edison lights. they

westinghouse. >> what year is this? keeping you up today with news from around the world, i'm lisa mateo. 10% of britons have a favorable opinion of their prime minister liz truss according to yougov survey. this comes one day after she was forced to put back on the bulk of her economic vision for britain. 80% said they had a negative view giving her a net favorability rating of -70. russian missile and drone strikes targeting ukrainian power infrastructure over the past week have failed to knock electricity supply off the grid for any prolonged period. hundreds of recent strikes of targeted power plants and electricity substations across the country. the biden administration is moving forward releasing another 10 to 15 million barrels of oil for the emergency stockpile. the move is set to balance markets and keep gas prices from climbing further. the strategic per prolia him -- petroleum reserve release would be the latest in a program that began in the spring. at&t counting on stimulus dollars to help fund its broadba