dante wright! what's his name? dante wright! chanting you have to put yourself in difficult and dangerous situations. chanting and when most people would run away, you head towards trouble. footage from remote and hostile places can be our only window into events that are shaping our world. these are some of the most powerful images of the year, all shot by freelance video journalists. sounds like you worked out that you had to do this to keep going. yeah. each year, we step behind the camera to speak to the men and women who capture and bring us some of the most important news stories of our times, often under extremely difficult circumstances and great personal strain. these freelance video journalists are honoured by the rory peck awards, named after a british freelancer who was killed in moscow covering the october coup in 1993. his memory lives on through the rory peck trust, which works with support freelance journalists and their families worldwide. first up, the rory peck award for news, for films that capture the immedi

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>> reporter: wright's family demanding justice. >> he should be here with us now. he didn't deserve this. >> reporter: david, this is only the second time a trial in minnesota is streamed to the public. this first was of derek chauvin. in fact the potter case is happening in the same courtroom. david? >> alex perez with us tonight. thank you. >> reporter: from washington tonight former president trump's chief of staff is now cooperating with the committee investigating the january 6th riot. tonight the house committee announcing meadows produced documents to the committee. >>> to the economy and wall street reacting to jerome powell today and what he said about the uncertainty surrounding the new variant. the dow falling 652 points, nearly 2%. powell testifying before congress. >> the recent rise in covid-19 cases and the emergence of the omicron variant pose risks to the economy and inflation. >> the market reacting to news powell suting he could remove pandemic support. >>> we've been following the investigation involving former new york governor andrew cuomo. to

yesterday, members of daunte wright's family and supporters spoke out. this room a thousand times. >> reporter: and that was courtney rolf speaking, a former educator of daunte wright as well as the former girlfriend of george floyd. and erica and jim, it's really crucial, a lot of folks are saying this video is going to play a critical role. we've seen how video in cases have played a role before. even in the case of derek chauvin, we saw the cell phone video, but once trial started, all angles from body cam video was essential. back to you. >> adrienne broaddus, appreciate the update. thank you. >>> thanks so much to all of you for joining us today on a busy news day. i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm erica hill. stay tuned. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts after this break. we've been waiting all year to come together. -it worked! happy holidays from lexus. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2022 es 350. how did panera come up with the idea to combine their famous mac and cheese with their iconic grilled cheese? by saying yes. yes to new inventions! yes to cl

is representing wright's family. opening statements begin next week >>> the new york attorney general has released video from the investigation into former new york governor andrew cuomo the transcripts are also raising questions about the role that his brother cnn anchor chris cuomo played behind the scenes from nbc new york jonathan dean has the details. >> do you swear this testimony will be the truth and nothing but the truth? >> yes, i do >> former foernl attorney general seemed sour. he was seemingly at times uncooperative. >> how do you want to define girlfriend how do you want to define date >> how do you define date? >> it doesn't matter how i define date. how do you define date it's your question >> he denied up theing, harassing, any of his accusers >> that never happened >> in addition to his video testimony, the tomorrow released video of six accusers, all who alleged wrongdoing by cuomo or a toxic work environment >> i remember going straight to my bus, definitely trying to touch me i remember standing

we heard from the family of dante wright just yesterday.anation you hear from kim potter is that she made a mistake, that she was reaching for her taser and instead grabbed her handgun. they said if they made a mistake and there was a conviction of another officer in 2019 for the same reason, kim potter should be convicted for the same reason. >> are we prepared to hold a white officer accountable for killing a young black man when she says it was an accident, which obviously we dispute. the attorney general's office has done an excellent job of laying out why this was not some mere accident. >> this questioning is expected to take up to a week. opening statements are scheduled to begin december 8th. according to court documents, the judge has prepared the jury and have told them to expect to be participating in this trial for around two weeks. we know they'll be partially sequestered during the trial and fully sequestered once they begin deliberations. >>> also this morning, we're following what's set to be a very busy day for president bi

men and women who served this great nation including two of our very own, jim lebenthal and degas wrightn talkington and jon najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com. trying to bounce off the worst day in weeks after that inflation read and the dow is down 66 and the s&p is good for 11 and there is the outperformer on the day and the majors, which is the nasdaq down 125 the russell is having a good day and the 10-year note yield at 157. we do want to stay with disney, though it is our top story. jim lebenthal, you knew i was going to come to you first on this because ahead of the print on this program you said that if you did not own disney here you can buy it and that was some 7% ago. so you've got to own it. >> yep, i do just to use the phrase, you should own it still and if you bought it yesterday, i'm sorry that it's down 7%, but i very strongly believe that over the years to come this is going to be a better returner than the s&p 500 overall. so please don't be thrown from this horse by one day. what happened is they missed on the subscriber counts and why that happened is becaus

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commissioner wright? >> yes, thank you. i just want to add to that and that i really appreciate commissioner black's thoughts on, you know, thinking outside the box to preserve these resources rather than to completely lose them, so i think that's really important for the department and us as a commission to consider. and i also want to thank the staff for their work on this. one comment i had regarding some resources, and you probably already know this, or maybe not, but i believe the national park service, the ggnra or the western regional office has some understanding or maybe informational research on earthquake shacks since the two in the presidio are part of their collection, and there may be an opportunity for collaboration and information sharing, if that's not already happening. >> thank you. commissioner nageswaran? >> i just wanted to say that it's an excellent example of a themed document, you know, from the city survey that we just heard the presentation on. it's very compelling and succinct and it just gives e

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after wright struggles with the otter drs her lehot to the ches killing wright.t occurred just about ten miles away from where derek chauvin was standing trial at the time for the murder of george floyd. [ crowd chanting no justice, no peace ] >> reporter: potter's defense argues she never intended to kill wright and that she made an innocent mistake. potter telling "the minneapolis star tribune," i'm a good person, and i valued him in life. the aftermath of that day has destroyed me. prosecutors say the 26-year-old police veteran was trained to not make such mistakes and her actions were criminal. daunte wright's heartbroken family closely following the proceedings. >> what i'm hoping for is some type of justice, her to be held accountable for what she did. >> reporter: and jury selection is expected to last about a week so opening arguments potentially could begin around december 8th. george? >> okay, alex, thanks. >>> we're going to get the latest on ghislaine maxwell. she'll be back in court today charged with being part of jeffrey epstein's sex trafficking o

let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash with laura wright.aura: siemens says it expects profit margins to increase across its three main divisions next year as the industrial giant reaps the benefit of a multiyear streaming program. the group reported net income of 6.7 billion euros for the full year, beating estimates for 5.7 billion euros. but the company warned on pressures from component shortages and higher raw materials prices in the coming months. the eu is set to prolong a temporary waiver across its banks and money managers to continue to conduct trades in the u.k. officials have decided the waiver was just too short. they will give details of the extension early next year. general electric is offering to buy back up to $23 billion of bonds in one of the largest corporate debt buybacks ever. it is targeting a series of bonds. the company is on track to cut $75 billion of debt, boosting cash flow and profit margins as part of a massive restructure program. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you very much indeed. joining

tom: laura wright in london. a significant selloff in european equities with news of the covid variant. let's get into how markets are reacting and how concerned investors should be. joining us now is kristine aquino and sam. let's start on the markets. and how the repricing is shaping up across equities, commodities, and affects. how sustained -- and fx. >> the mantra is sell first and ask questions later. we are seeing this across the asset classes particularly in the emerging market. this has been battered this week by various things, geopolitical risk, risks associated with central banks and it comes to turkey and mexico and this was the last thing on currencies needed for this week. we have seen that index for the emerging market currencies are raising its gains for the year ended is set for its first decline in three years. francine: i like the fact that you said sell first and ask questions later. when did we first learned or wended scientists first learned about the variant? how long will it take to learn

let's get to the business flash with laura wright in london. laura: erickson has agreed to buy vonage holdings corp. enterprise value of $6.2 billion as the swedish telecom giant strives to build its cloud communications business. the moves comes as eric sson's business has grown. ubs has announced a new chairman, kelleher will stand for election at that firm's annual meeting in april. they had previously suggested the bank had considered appointing a successor to improve gender digest -- diversity on the board. telecom italia will be bought for 10.8 billion euros, its preliminary cash offer is a premium to friday's close. their largest shareholder vivendi is likely to oppose the offer at which it views as undervalued. tom: let's take it to the markets now and bring in our mliv editor eddie van der walt on-site with us in london. let's start with the lockdowns across europe, austria, belgium, we saw the protests over the weekend, maria reporting and saying governments will not be pulling back on those restrictions. what about the market reactio

i'm laura wright. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> when you look at the second half of 2022, are we see in higher prices that are now outstripping the rises in wages? does that become a spiral, where we see prices and wages rising together or doesn't become something that is negative for demand? jonathan: that final point is a key question. andrew hallman horst of citigroup -- andrew hollenhurst of citigroup. s&p futures are just about positive after a record close yesterday and a third day of gains. yields basically unchanged to 1.55% on tens. front ended focus going into the fed tomorrow. wti down 0.7% on the session. tom: some of the other commodities up 100% on a nominal basis as well over the last four or five years. javier blas joins us now. this is your energy conversation of the day. the movie rights have been off the charts. "the world for sale" winning all kinds of business book nominations and awards this year. i want to talk about the professor a rareness -- professor emeritus who did the research o

i'm laura wright.s is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is it is affecting american consumers and affecting their outlook. this bill is going to be the biggest cost-cutting bill for working-class and american families indicate in this country, and it is going to be costs that are persistent problems for americans in their lives. tom: brian deese on fox news. we thank jack fitzpatrick, joining us. futures up 14. angela merkel talked about virus distress in germany and brought the futures back. dow futures up 97. lisa and i watching euro, $1.1276. weaker euro through the day. jack, i would suggest any first-term president, maybe it is a different first-term provide an, does a recalibration around the conversations of the holiday season. are we going to see bodies move in and bodies move out at the biden administration as we wander into january? jack: the most obvious answer to that would be that heading toward thanksgiving, the president is supposed to speak on the economy tomorrow before taking a break for thanksgi

in april, wright was shot and k by now former police o she meant to use her taser but pulled her handgun instead, she says. she's heard on video, saying "i grabbed the wrong gun, i'm going to prison." potter faces a number of charges including first degree manslaughter. >>> now to sunday sports, starting with a defensive struggle in the nfl. >> the only touchdown ravens' quarterback lamar jackson threw came in the third quarter and helped baltimore claim a 16-10 victory. >>> also the hbcu challenge between hampton and norfolk state. the hampton pirates had a six-point halftime lead, but norfolk state storming back in the second half to win it 70-61. here to comment is our very own intern who went to norfolk state. >> shout out to my man joe bryant jr. he was a freshman when i was a sophomore. i kind of got to see him grow up. he's doing great things. very proud of him. >> and also can you clarify for me, when i lived in virginia, there was norfolk, norfick, norfolk up north. how do you say it? >> you kind of supposed to say it how you're not supposed to say the word you're not supposed t

let's get the bloomberg business flash with laura wright. laura: bloomberg understands toyota is planning to invest billions of dollars in a battery plant to be built in north carolina. sources say the japanese carmaker is expected to partner with panasonic to construct the facility, as it looks to ramp up output of electric vehicles in the u.s. australia's biggest bank has taken a small stake in cryptocurrency exchange gemini trust via the startup. speaking exclusively to bloomberg television, the ceo of commonwealth bank says one of the biggest risks the industry faces when it comes to crypto is being left out of the market altogether. >> we don't have a view on the asset price itself. you know, we see it as a very volatile and speculative asset, but we also don't think that the sector and the technology is going away anytime soon, and so we want to understand it. we see risks in participating but we see bigger risks in not participating. laura: apple shares rose after bloomberg reported it accelerated development of its electric car and i

commissioner wright? >> thank you.i had a question or a comment and question, and maybe miss lavalley can chime in or this will be thought about and considered if the landmarking moves forward. and the surrounding features of the mural itself contribute to the interpretation and the experience of the mural, and i think that, you know, it appears that planning attempted to cover that when listing in the character defining features the, quote, stairwell configuration walls, ceiling where the fresco is located. i'm wondering if that adequately covers original qualities -- all of the original qualities and experience of the space such as -- even though it says stair wall configuration, it doesn't say steps or the rail. i think the exception would be carpet or something like that, but, you know, the lighting qualities and/or fixtures that may be in the space i think are all -- lighting qualities, i should add, are all important qualities to that mural. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. i heard a motion to adopt

i'm laura wright.n suburban milwaukee, an suv sped through barricades into a quiz must parade. at least five people were killed, and more than 40 others. police have arrested one person. they are not saying anything about a possible motive. a police officer fired his gun trying to fire the -- trying to stop the vehicle. the kremlin is dismissing u.s. claims that there is a russian military buildup for a possible invasion of ukraine. a spokesman says russian troop movements on its own soil don't pose a threat to anyone. they accuse the u.s. of trying to increase tensions with allegations. kkr has agreed to buy telecom italia for a 46% premium to friday's close. it is likely to be opposed by telecom italia's biggest shareholder, vivendi. in germany, a warning on the coronavirus from angela merkel. she told officials from her cdu party that the latest surge in infections is worse than anything the country has experienced so far. merkel said hospitals would soon be overwhelmed unless the fourth weight of -

i am laura wright. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> its rough.ries, the cost of groceries have gone up, the cost of gas has gone up as this is all happening in the context of two years of a pandemic, that's one of the highest priorities for the president and me. we are dealing with this issue and a number of ways. short-term is the supply chain. we need to relieve the bottleneck. long-term, we need to bring down the cost of living and that is a logjam he -- long stemming issue. jonathan: vice president kamala harris speaking to abc. your equity market down 12 on the s&p, negative one quarter of 1%. lockdowns in europe and austria, a compulsory vaccine mandate comes into effect early next year. germany could be moving in the same direction with lockdowns which means a weaker euro. we are down 7/10 of 1%. a bid into the german bond market and treasuries in five basis points. that's some depressing stuff. here's some happy stuff. the audience knows the christmas tree is up in casa ferro and the christmas music will be playing. this from nbc -- "all

dante wright. well, defense attorneys will argue kim potter made an innocent mistake when she pulled her gun instead of her taser. prosecutors say wright's death was manslaughter. they say potter was an experienced trained officer who should go to prison anticipating potential unrest. enhance security is going to be in place for potter's trial. there will be fewer entry points at the courthouse and the parking garage. there will be closed. the supreme court is set to hear arguments this wednesday in mississippi's bid to have the landmark roe versus wade decision over turn. mississippi is asking the high court to uphold the state's ban on most abortions after the 15 week of pregnancy. the state enacted a law in 2020 18, but it was blocked after a federal court challenge the supreme court has never allowed states to ban abortion before the point when a fetus can survive outside the. roughly 24 weeks. well, starting today, only us citizens and residents will be able to fly to the u.s. from 8 nations i

i am laura wright. house democrats are expected to pass president biden's $1.6 trillion economic agenda today. they had hoped for a vote late yesterday, but republican leader kevin mccarthy put that off with a lengthy speech from the floor that lasted into the early hours this morning. meanwhile, the nonpartisan congressional budget office released its estimate that the biden bill does not contain enough tax increases to pay for itself. two progressive democrats senators say they are opposed to jerome powell getting a second term as chair of the fed. they say that powell lacks a strong commitment to address the growing risk of climate change. president biden will announce his assistant before thanksgiving. austria will impose a nationwide lockdown next week. germany may take a similar move. it is all part of europe's effort to cope with a surge of the deadly virus. austria will also require all residents to get a vaccination. christmas came early for british stores. retail sales in the u.k. rose better

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we debate that with the investment committee today joining me for the hour, stephanie link, degas wright, josh brown and jon najarian, co-founder of market rebellion.com. the stocks are under considerable pressure today in large part because of the right-hand side of your screen that hearing on the hill today the fed chair is there the treasury secretary is there, but it's those comments from fed chair powell about a sped-up taper, also retiring the word transitory as it relates to inflation and that really spooked stocks, caused a spike in rates right now thedown is down more than 600 points and we've taken out the low from friday on the s&p. 4574 is where the s&p 500 currently sits and that's a loss of 1.75% we'll keep our eye on what's happening on the right our steve liesman will join us in a second and rick santelli will join us, too. what does this mean to the way you're thinking about your money, the fed, the markets and pretty much everything else. stephanie link, i go to you first for your reaction of what we're witnessing in the markets. it's really a double whammy. we're worri

dani: thank you so much, laura wright. let's get more on the markets with our markets editor kristine aquino. thank you for joining us. what a precarious time to be trading in these bond markets. what do you make in the jumping yields today? kristine: it is emblematic of a momentous occasion in bond markets. it is essentially the beginning of the end of the era of easy monetary policy. you can see that in the way bond markets are trading, volatility is up, and some measures of liquidity are showing a bit more stressed conditions, probably the most stressed since the beginning of the pandemic in march, 2020. there is a big regime change coming in the bond market, and traders are definitely responding to it. tom: talk to us about how the hedge fund industry is being impacted by this continuing grind higher for equities despite what we see in the bond market your to date, that incredible run-up for equities, how has that played out for hedge funds? kristine: we have seen news about hedge funds get in burned when it came to be

ben wright, bbc news.y cricket club, andrew gale, has been suspended as part of an investigation into a tweet he sent in 2010. thejewish news reported that he published a post containing an anti—semitic slur. gale told the newspaper that he was "completely unaware" of the offensive nature of the term and deleted the post as soon as he was made aware. the mother of the ten—year—old boy, killed by a dog in caerphilly yesterday, has said she's heartbroken by the loss of her son. jack lis died yesterday afternoon while visiting a friend's house. police say the animal was large, powerful and extremely aggressive, and was shot dead by officers. the european union says it will impose additional sanctions on belarus, because of what it describes as president lukashenko's "gangster—style approach" to the migrants gathering at the polish border. his regime has been accused of attracting migrants to belarus, from the middle east and beyond, in order to send them into the eu, in retaliation for european sanctions. at

potter says she accidentally shot wright during a traffic stop when she grabbed her gun and set of herer resigned two days after the shooting. roughly 200 potential jurors have already been asked about what they know about the case and what impressions they have about potter and wright. kumasi: scott peterson has been transferred from death roll -- death row to san mateo county jail. he will have a hearing next week. he has been on death row since 2004 when he was convicted for the murder of his wife and their unborn son. clemency says the jury committed misconduct and is hoping the judge will grant him a new trial next year. >> tend investigation into an incident that led to students walking out of a san francisco high school. the students were upset classmates were forced to change outfits in a coed environment and in front of faculty. they say it is part of a bigger problem of sexual harassment and assault. the san francisco unified school district confirmed it is investigating. >> former theater teacher at the school was having students change into what is called fits, which are th

so captain wright was not altogether worried.he felt like he would be able once the tide came in and went raise he would be able to get the condor into port into wilmington. but rose was panicked. she was terrified she was going to be captured again. she'd already spent almost ten months in prison she did not want that to happen. and of course she was a persuasive woman she was a woman who typically got her way. in this instance it did not work well for her. the captain agreed to lower a boat. he sent a pilot in a couple of crewmen with a boat in addition to lieutenant wilson who was the officer that rose had negotiated for his release. and then judge holcomb was a confederate commissioner to canada. they were all lowered into the sea. about the time, almost instantly when the boat hit the ocean there is a big swell that came up and capsized it. everyone except rose was able to make it back to the boat. rose wasn't. think if you look at this picture of her you get one idea. part of the problem was her clothing. she's wearing a ve

so captain wright was not all together worried. he felt like he would be able to once the tide kind of came in he would be able to get the condor into port in wilmington. but rose was panicked. she was terrified she'd be captured again. she'd already spent almost 10 months in prison and she did not want that to happen. she was a persuasive woman and a woman who typically got her way. the captain agreed to lower a boat. she sent a pilot, a couple of crewmen with the boat with the officer rose had negotiated for his release. and then judge holcombe who was a confederate commissioner to canada. so they were all lowered into the sea, and about the time almost instantly when the boat hit the ocean, there was a big swell that came up and capsized it. now, everyone accept rose was able to make it back to the boat. rose wasn't. and i think if you look at this picture of her, you get one idea. part of the problem was her clothing. she's wearing a very heavy, heavy dress, so that weighted her down. and in addition to this, she had a pouch wi

ben wright is in westminster.but some conservatives are unhappy with these proposals? yes, that's right, ben, and we will get a gauge of the depth of tory unhappiness when there is a vote in the house of commons on this later this evening. as you said it was backin this evening. as you said it was back in september that the government announced that for the first time, from 2023, there will be a cap, a limit, on how much anybody will have to pay towards their care costs in england. that cap will be £86,000. but it's not quite as simple as that, because last week, the government remains means—tested support from the government's calculation of that cap. —— the government removed means—tested government removed mea ns—tested support. government removed means—tested support. in practice, that means that it will be less generous than originally thought, for some people, with assets of less than £185,000, who require long—term care, and it is that which has caused irritation on tory benches and anger within labour. thi

wright, is that the same for you? were the employees involved in creating that action plan? >> i don't have information about that instance you're making reference to. >> again, on page 2 of that action plan, listing employees, the plan explains that, quote, victory, end quote, would be achieved when, quote, average citizens understand the climate science, end quote, and recognition of that becomes part of the conventional wisdom. we have heard today that exxon executives were warned about the reality of the climate change as early as the 1970s. as you know, api shared information within the industry about the dangers of climate change. both of your organizations contributed to a plan to inject doubt and uncertainty into the climate debate. mr. sommers, yes or no, did the global climate science group see victory as it was laid out in the action plan? >> congresswoman, i'm not familiar with what you're referring to. in 1998, i was 23 years old. i came to api in 2018 and -- >> as i see the history of the institution, i participate in, i'm sure you do as well. but it seems very

here is laura wright.resident biden and president xi highlighted the need for cooperation in their first face-to-face virtual summit. the videoconference lasted more than three hours covering topics such as trade and the state of taiwan. conversation was open and respectful. president xi said the countries should not engage in winners and losers. e.u. may ease restrictions on state aid for the semiconductor industry. the eu commission could agree to a new policy when it meets on wednesday. a draft of the policy paper -- the french calling for more intervention to overcome the global supply crisis. boris johnson has said it would be perfectly legitimate to suspend parts of the brexit deal with the eu and the u.k. is demanding -- is demanding a major overhaul due to the impact on northern ireland. suspending the deal risks to be a retaliation from the eu but the prime minister says his government still wants to negotiate a solution to the escalating trade disputes. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on b

potter faces manslaughter charges in the death of dante wright, she claims she thought she fired herer instead of a gun. lo louis vuitton will honor virgil abiloh, and a busy arrested is to blame for keeping dozens, including an oasis tribute band trapped in a british pub for days. patrons gathered friday to hear the band now nicknamed snow aces. for more news, download the cbs news app for your cell phone or connected tv. cbs news, new york. ♪ ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you so much for joining us, we are going to begin with the new covid variant that the world health organization poses a high risk around the globe. the omicron strain has not turned up in the u.s., and dr. fauci warns it's likely already circulating here in america and that has the biden administration responding. the new omicron variant was first discovered earlier this month in south africa, it has since spread to more than a dozen countries around the world and as a precaution the u.s. has joined other nations restricting travel from south africa and other countries in the r

charlotte wright, bbc south east today.ank you very much forjoining us this evening. that admission from the home secretary today that there is no fast fix to this problem, that is her admitting, no fast fix to this problem, that is heradmitting, is it no fast fix to this problem, that is her admitting, is it not, that her offer to shut down the route by 2020 was impossible?— offer to shut down the route by 2020 was impossible? what we heard today from the home _ was impossible? what we heard today from the home secretary _ was impossible? what we heard today from the home secretary is _ was impossible? what we heard today from the home secretary is that - was impossible? what we heard today from the home secretary is that she l from the home secretary is that she was talking about that long—term solution to deal with the international migration and she was also talking about shorter—term solutions to the situation, the small boat crossings, and that is about giving assistance to france. i very much hope we will see preside

let's get a bloomberg business flash with laura wright.india's largest digital payment provider has lost more than a quarter of its market value in its first day of trading, heading for one of the worst ever debuts by a major tech company. the 26% plunge surprised even some skeptics, who had questioned the company valuation. it was india's biggest ever ipo. amazon is said to be considering shifting its popular cobra and credit card to mastercard amid simmering tensions with visa. amazon is unhappy that despite technical advances, some company's payment fees continue to stay high. cisco has given a lackluster revenue forecast, blaming supply chain issues for component shortages. the world's biggest maker of computer networking equipment says it in -- expect sales to increase half a percentage point below forecast. it is trying to reduce its reliance on hardware sales and boost offerings of software and internet services. nvidia has given an upbeat forecast fueled by its expansion into data center chips and other markets. the chip giant expe

wright. >> first i like to say 66 years ago last saturday i was 16 years old. that morning was the morning they came and kidnapped emmett. i can remember his mother shortly before she died she wanted me to carry on the work. she came toe the center named te emmett till memorial center and she said -- coming here today is a reminder emmett did not die in vain and he still speaks. i think he has done more in his death than he would have done if he would have lived. so many things have come to pass to help get rid of racism and with that i will go back and tell what happened at the store. there are so many stories that have been told and it's still mind-boggling to me that it happened in 1955. the first images we had from eyewitnesses who were in 1989. can you believe that? and then when i told my story they said wheeler parker alleged, can you imagine how painful and insulting that was? how can you do that? i guess he just teaches about -- it shows you how a lie can prevail. my version of what happened i saw that eyes on the prize and i'm listening and they were

ben wright, bbc news.d is still heading for dangerously high global temperatures by the end of the century — even if countries stick to their promises made in glasgow at the cop26 summit. the aim is to keep global temperature rises below 1.5 celsius but the researchers say it will be impossible to reach that goal based on the pledges that have been made so far. from glasgow, here's our science editor david shukman. this is what the talks are all about, keeping the planet safe to live on. when astronaut tim peake filmed this view, he was really struck by what we keep adding to the air, and what that is doing to the climate, so, he's come to the conference in glasgow to spell out the dangers. every sunrise and sunset, we see earth's atmosphere, just 16 kilometres thick, and you realise, that's it, that's what protects all life down here on the planet. and, if we put things into the atmosphere here, for example, wildfires, you see them covering entire continents, and the smoke disperses, and that's when you r

i am laura wright.eo jes staley is stepping down from barclays amidst an investigation into how he characterized his ties to jeffrey epstein. on friday, staley and the british bank received u.s. regulators' preliminary consideration. they will rip -- replace staley. the u.s. and european union have reached a tariff busting trade agreement to fix the steel and aluminum market to leverage it into a broader global arrangement that will penalize countries who don't meet low carbon targets when producing the metals. tariffs on as much as $10 billion worth of goods. from the world richest person, elon musk tells the united nations if it can prove he can solve world hunger, he will sell tesla stock. the head of the world food program have called on elon musk and jeff bezos to come up with six billion dollars that could keep $42 million -- 42 million people from dying. president biden in scotland for the start of the climate change summit but without the signed and sealed agreement he was counting on from congr