i'm kristie lu stout. it is now 2 am on the u.s. east coast. almost the entire state of florida is bracing for the impact of hurricane ian, a monster storm stretching 700 miles across and getting stronger. causing a nationwide blackout in cuba, ian is turning in the gulf of mexico as a category three hurricane with sustained winds just shy of a category four. and along with life-threatening storm surge, florida is facing catastrophic flooding and powerful winds. now, conditions will deteriorate throughout the night ahead of the expected landfall in the coming hours. more than two and a half million people are under some form of evacuation warning. state authorities say the time to leave is quickly running out. >> people in southwest florida, this is going to likely make landfall as a category 4 hurricane. there will be catastrophic flooding, and life-threatening storm surge on the gulf coast region. and of course, the highest risk will be in that southwest florida region from naples up to sarasota. there is also potential for flash flooding and

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kristie? >> as you said, it is too early for cleanup, it is too early for search and rescue, even, because, conditions are, still, so dire, and touch and go. first responders, still lockdown at this moment. how are authorities bracing themselves for what they could find out there? >> you know, chrissy, i was watching pictures out of naples, just a short while ago. there was a video of a firehouse, in naples, where you could see firefighters with water up to their waist. nearly, entirely, covered by floodwater. those are the people who will be having to go out, to rescue people. very much, they are in the thick of it. that is why it is important for people who can stay inside, in a safe place, to do so. but, as the night goes on here, and don arrives, in the next couple of hours, it will be a different picture. certainly, there will be people across the states, who are in need of rescue, and some of those crews may have a hard time reaching them. not just because of dangerous conditions, but, b

they're kristi. i mean, they're clearly, it's always easier in hindsight to criticize, but when you buy a well on the other side, i have to say that the federal reserve and other cent for banks as well a rally achieve it to, to actually achieve a soft landing. and that does also not be the case this time around. the federal reserve, for instance, says probably waited for too long. at some point, we might get inflation under control. if we hit interest rate, some on demand, let it be in europe, that'd be here in the united states. but at some point we might get inflation under control. but the price is pretty high because the price of the game at this point seems to be a recession at what time ever getting the harsh truth from yann's court on time for the weekend. thank you so much, emily now to some of the other global business stories making this euro zone inflation has reached another record. high prices in august increased 9 point one percent compared to a year earlier. according to the latest fig

what if >> amy and kristy either. >> that's when i went. >> and you saw me? >> that is the last time i saw her. >> after school, for the afternoon, like came home like she normally would. a couple friends to -- >> all kind of strip mall shopping. it's only a quarter mile from -- so kids would often walk to the -- base square -- there is this ice cream store the -- >> right on time and -- >> fbi -- torsney >> down towards that as if she's walking towards -- >> walk towards the plaza with, i mentioned the man -- that girl later -- the conversation. >> told her, you know, i'm going -- she thought nothing of it. okay, have fun, i'm don. >> decided to walk here, to the plaza to the right -- >> detective -- claude very few -- that day >> completely -- hanging around. >> a lot of kids from -- in here -- you can see how many cars are here. it would've just been like 80. nine >> two kids saw -- >> anybody? i bet somebody walked up to her and -- d -- how are the mandate, it worked. amy walked off with him willingly right in front of everyone. the spot where amy was tak

kristie and her dad wanted david killed in the next few days. both had agreed to meet with vince once it was done. >> they had to establish proof that he had been killed. and that the contract had been completed. >> detectives knew that there was only one person who could make it happen. david himself. east lake police sent major shock when they took him home to break the news that there was price on david's head. but there was a problem. >> i said, i'm sorry. he's out of town. he's gone to florida. for business. >> at that point we were forced to loop her into what was going on. in order for her to make contact with david. >> she called david immediately and told him the horrifying story. and it was horrifying. just ask david. >> why would my ex-wife ever do with this? i know that she hates me. but i can imagine being hated so much that something like this could be real. >> david 17 year marriage to chrissy flash before his eyes. a once happy household that her turn so bitter. >> where we started to falter was when my career started really taki

kristie lu stout. hong kong stocks at an 11-year low, kristie. >> reporter: it is a sea of red across the board after another jumbo rate hike from the u.s. federal reserve. here in the region the trading day is over. japan, you have the nikkei, seoul kospi, hang seng in hong kong. as you can see, all ending the day lower. in fact, the hang seng closed at its lowest level in more than a decade. of course it was on wednesday when the fed hiked interest rates as expected by 3/4 of a percentage point for the third time this year and also signaled more rate hikes to come. all part of a plan to fight inflation there in the united states. here in asia all eyes were also on another central bank, the bank of japan. despite this global trend, this rush to hike interest rates, the bank of japan is maintaining ultra low rates and that policy gap that we have between the boj and the fed is actually pushed the yen to a 24-year low. the japanese currency very weak at the moment. back to you. >> kristie lu stout, than

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they're kristi, definitely a nasty surprise, not just for economists, but for stock trader says, well, the dow jones industrial average dropped by more than 1200 point. so almost 4 percent to the a downside that what we've basically learned is that an inflation is not just caused by m high energy prices. so you mentioned to gasoline price as they actually dropped on average since to june by about 26 percent. but you had other parts of the economy where prices kept rising, especially for ford gym for em. housing for em health care. and also as electricity billed. so went up quite a bit so, so definitely a bet. so that's a prophecy or when it comes to those inflation numbers. okay, we're gonna talk to me a little bit about what the u. s. federal reserve is thinking right now. we're expecting another rate hike decision from them like next week. what? what are you thinking? yeah, christy next week wednesday, that's where we will have the next official fed meeting and there is no guessing we will see at least an interest rate increased by 75 basis points. some analysts even believed we cou

the news of next business with kristi plaza. ah ah, every jenny is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips with home i'm in your northern most count please. ah, for a time in the line. to still very much a line d, w travel, you'll go to the special with recognizes where exactly it was fun and i have learned a lot our culture history, all their d. w. travel extremely worth a visit. ah, ah, ah, china and russia meet and it was back to stand. well, look at what, there are no limits. partnership stands as kathy's mountain ukraine. and what it means for energy also on the show, will go to a robotics festival in germany. where there's hope that robots at your local butcher or baker can make up for a shortage of labor. and a summer drought in norway is having an outside the fax on one of your biggest energy suppliers. hello and welcome of dw business. i'm christy, platinum, berlin, russian president vladimir putin and china. gigi ping met on the sidelines of the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization in whose pakistan on thursday. it was jeez, 1st

cnn's kristie lu stout joins us from hong kong with more on this. christi, this tragic crash has sparked fury. how are officials responding to it? >> reporter: rosemary, this deadly quarantine bus crash has ignited anger across the country over china's zero covid policy with censors scrambling to cover up the crash. one hashtag has generated over 450 million views. this is what happened. on sunday a bus carrying residents away on city taking them to a far away covid-19 quarantine facility crashed in the middle of the night killing 27 people. on your screen you're seeing a photograph that went viral on chinese social media. the photograph of the bus at night. you see the bus driver in full hazmat gear, the entire body covered except for the eyes. another video that went viral. it shows the wreckage of the bus. the bus is completely crushed and bizarrely and inexplicably you have a pandemic worker supplying disinfectant on the bus. this is the deputy mayor. >> translator: the rescue work has been completed. treatment for the injured is underway. we're

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s. threatened to push inflation even higher kristy plots and has the details in business in just a moment. i'll see at the top of a devastated how was this up to how we can with the effects of climate change. i mean, phil.

finance ministers will also be discussing financial support for war torn ukraine. german finance minister kristi and linda announced he wants to push for the oil price cap agreed on by g 7 countries. well i'm joined now by d. w band we got who's at the conference and cog band. good to see you. a lot of chatter about how to bring down prices for consumers. what.

kristi joins us live from hong kong. what are you seeing? >> is a down day for market across the world here in asia and europe as well after yet another jumbo rate hike by the u.s. federal reserve. we have been monitoring u.s. futures and will show up the live data for you which points to a lower open, when wall street opens in just a couple of hours from now. let's bring up a picture of the asia trading day, which is winding down trade at this hour and you can see in japan, the nikkei index slipped lower down about 6/10 of 1%, dropping .3%, the shanghai composite fell about 3/10 of 1%, hong kong's things and is still open, meanwhile, we are still seeing more losses, more red arrows in europe. we will see how the european trading day is kicking off, another story of that downward pressure and the fact that that rate hike puts you down 1.4%. in paris, down about 1.5%. the zurich smi losing 1.4%. it was on wednesday when the federal reserve, as expected, hiked interest rates by three quarters of a percentage point for the third consecutive tim

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i want to bring in kristie lu stout. i know that you have the report in your hands. walk us through the key lines here. >> reporter: the report is 45 pages long. it was as you said released just minutes before the end of the tenure of the outgoing u.n. human rights commissioner. and this is a damning document. in it says that serious human rights violations have been committed and crimes against humanity may have always been committed. and it goes through quite methodically all the key allegations that have been made over the years against china in regards to its treatment of uighurs as well as other ethnic muslim minorities in the region, allegations of torture, sexual vir l violence and rape, and forced medical treatment, and this report says that the allegations are credible. in this report you have the voices of people who have been inside these detention facilities, individuals who either worked there or were detained there since 2016. and their accounts are truly chilling. many of them say that they were forced to undergo these medical treatments, that they wer

i am kristie lu stout. widespread flooding, and property damage, are tormenting florida, 11 hours after hurricane eaton crashed ashore, as a high, and category four storm. since, downgraded to count one, as a crawls across the center of the state, with winds around 90 miles, or 145 kilometers, per hour. but, in remains a violent, dangerous, life-threatening hurricane. one of the strongest to hit florida's west coast. with it, coming a record-breaking storm search. and, urgent calls for water rescue. earlier, and naples, crews were able to smash a window, and save a driver, whose car was caught and the floodwaters. and, in another part of the

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for more details, let's bring in kristie lu stout who is live in hong kong. yet another chinese mega city here in lockdown with reportedly only some six hours warning. >> reporter: that's right, which led to scenes of panic buying which went viral on chinese social media yesterday. and today you have 21 million people in this mega city confined to their homes, this is the largest city wide lockdown since the shanghai lockdown. and the apparent trigger for the chengdu, the city reported 156 new local cases of covid-19. today they reported 150 new local cases of the virus. and yet 21 million people in chengdu now have to go through the mandatory testing and can only go out for that mandatory test. and only one person per household is allowed to go fesh growries each day. only essential services are open like supermarkets as well as pharmacies and hospitals. and chengdu is not the only major chinese city that is seeing this ramping up of anti-pandemic measures. for example the massive high tech capital of china in the s south, that electric market is closed beca

cnn's kristie lu stout following on these developments she's live with us from hong kong. okay, so a day on from the quake, we are now getting a bit of an idea of the extent of the damage and devastation. what is going on? >> john, the death toll is rising, a day after the 6.6 magnitude earthquake hit szechuan, the biggest earthquake to rock the region since 2017. according to state run media the are reporting at least 65 people have died as a result of this earthquake, the report 248 more people are injured. 12 people remain missing. chinese president xi jinping has quote an all out effort to save lives and minimize casualties. i want to show you this, it is a got dashcam video that has been going viral on chinese social media, and you see the precise moment on the quake struck. it underscores at the sheer force of the earthquake, you see the trees, the buildings swaying and shaking, and at one point right there the facade of a building simply crumbles apart. the extent of the devastation that is still being assessed right now, but we know the power and communication line

. >> kristy christy hall, soa secretary of transportation. we currently have more than 2100 employees working this event. as of now we respond to more than 200 downed trees across the state. it's been removed in order to we clear the roadway and enable the utility provided to get back in and do the work to as well. we will continue to do that as a storm passes through the state. we are also aware of water and some of the roadways across the state. there are currently no major closures, that we are aware of it however we are closely watching with a a local officl some of the causeways in the areas that john mentioned really north of charleston all the way up to myrtle beach area. as mentioned earlier we urge people to avoid travel if at all possible today as the storm works its way through the state, and governor, that concludes my report. >> thank you, governor. ben duncan, chief resigns officer south carolina office of resilience. .. >> frost, director of labor and licensing regulations. throughout this agency through decision states has bee

also kristy goldfuss at the center for american progress senator gregg, let's start with you on this. the situation we find ourselves in or maybe more importantly, that europe finds itself in, maybe not hugely surprising, but here we are. what do we do? >> it's a self-inflicted wound to a large extent. the russian situation has made it much more acute, but when you basically shut down your production capability in nuclear, coal and gas and try t transition immediately to alternative source ners it doe energies, i doesn't work and further, the people who are most harmed, of course are the low-income and moderate-income individuals who are on fixed incomes and can't adjust to a massive increase in their energy bill which is being driven in large part by stupid public policy on the issue of global climate change so it really is unfortunate. i think our job as a nation, however, is to try to alleviate it as much as possible by shipping them as much l ang as e can. and ironically, this administration just handicapped the ability to ship lng to europe by putting them behind the eight ball o

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legitimate control tanika here on the program i spoke with john, listen, the founder of don bass inside of kristi may own the things that the honda ukraine pressures, the people have gone bass, the more invigorated the locals become to join the russian federation this morning . the returned gun was not so quiet like yesterday there was a shilling of the center of the next. i was on this place i discussed with people who were there when the shill sales. ah, people said that i did not frighten them too, was on the contrary, pushes them to vote for the integration of the d. p r into russia. so the more ukraine is shinning ah, the don bus people, the moral and they want to join russia. so for key feed, i think it's a very bad strategy. ah, i've seen that many people are older people i discussed with are for the integration of the dpr with the, with russia of not met for the moment one person was against. so the mooney is quite good, more people are voting actively. of course, we'll keep you totally up to date with the very latest saturday does mark day number 2 of voting in the referendums as somethi

. >> with me, chief business correspondent kristie. we're talking about broadly speaking what labor wants right now. >> i still think you have a lot of pressure on companies because there is a movement here for better quality of living for all kinds, nurses, teachers, railway workers. behind all of this is this difference between inflation and wages, which is getting bigger. two years of a pandemic, crushing inflation, people are exhausted and i feel like the workers feel they have the upper hand here and they're demanding more from their employers. this is an example here in the rail agency and you're seeing it all across the country. >> let's talk about why the workers had the upper hand here, the supply change. think about the time period we're coming out of, talking about the warriors in russia ukraine. and we had a report a few weekts ago, nearly 200 economists were polled and when asked what would be the key factor in improving inflation, the fed was up this but above that was the fixing of supply chains. that just gives you a se

kristie lu stout joining us. what do you see? >> reporter: global markets have a feeling of the pressure after another jumbo rate hike. trading day is over. it has been a sea of red. let's bring up the data for you. you will see in japan the benchmark nikkei ended up down. the seoul kospi down. the shanghai composite fell 2.7%. here in hong kong the hang seng down 1.6%. also from asia this day we have been monitoring u.s. futures. if we show that data chart for you, you will see that it all signals a down open, a lower open when wall street opens momentarily -- let me take that back. check it out. it's bouncing up a quarter of 1%. nasdaq up .2 of 1%. in europe we had seen earlier they were tracking asia lower. if we could bring that data up we can see where that stands. the ftse 100 is down .35%. the xetra dax improving. the cac carant. on wednesday the fed, as expected, raised interest rates by 3/4 of a percentage point for the third consecutive time. it signaled more tightening, more rate hikes to come all in a bid to tame and

kristi crap would have gone out of business in a month and a half and thank god it's still very much there. >> they are making the same mistakes over and over again. they don't learn from history, the raise of minimum wage kills jobs and lower skilled ploys and newsom is doing it again. kennedy: he hates poor people. thank you so much. coming up, school shutdowns hurt our kids. test scores dropping. randi weingarten firing back at critics and i'll break down why she's out of her mind. she made the problem. that's in my memo, next. ♪ destructive randi weingarten single-handedly worked mayors and government agencies to keep schools closed. mid pandemic. now she's wanting to the "wall street journal" in a letter to the editor that she is being unfairly targeted for shutting down book learning during covid. that was her sole mission. aggressively squeezing the government to milk as much capitol as she could for teachers union. kids and learning be damned. she's the tom brady of school shutdowns. never was one person more effective causing so much intentional damage. hamilton is like ta

captioning by kristi at captionmax www.captionmax.com >> announcer: coming to you from new york city, the only city in america, it's "the daily show." tonight: obama's back in the white house. fashion week is back again. and edward enninful. this is "the daily show," with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: what's going on, everybody. welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person. thank you so much. thank you so much. thank you so much. thank you so much. take a seat. let's do it. we've got a really great show for you tonight. the war in ukraine is about to go nuclear. the new iphone can tell you when you've died. and barack obama is back in the white house. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: all right. before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. first up, the e-cigarette company juul has agreed to pay a settlement of nearly half a billion dollars for marketing their product to teenage

good to see you, kristi. you have that long-awaited report, released against china's wishes. what are the key lines in it? >> rosemary, this report is 45 pages long. it was released minutes before the end of the tenure of the outgoing u.n. human rights commissioner, michelle bachelorette. this is a condemning document. it says that serious human rights violations were committed. it says that crimes against humanity may have been committed in the region, as well. it methodically goes through a number of the key allegations that have been leveled against china for its treatment of mother -- muslim ethnic groups. including sexual violence and , including forced medical treatment. it adds that these allegations are credible. inside this report, there are the voices of people who were inside these detention facilities. who works there or were detained there since 2016. many said that they were first to undergo medical treatment. that they were administered pills and injections. i want to share one testimony from report. one individual says this. quote, we received one tablet a day

more on this i'm joined by cnn's kristie lu stout in hong kong. i'm sure many hong kong residents feeling it's long overdue. >> reporter: yeah, long overdue and the beginning of a slow reopening for hong kong. let's face it, over 2 1/2 years this city has been locked in one of the longest quarantine programs. he announced an end to hotel quarantine. it will be replaced by three days' self-monitoring. he also said the pcr test or negative pcr test is no longer required for people before they board that flight to hong kong. very welcome news, indeed, for businesses and for residents here in the territory. hong kong with its fate tethered to china. they've had very tough border restrictions in place. at its peak people had to pay for and spend 21 days in hotel quarantine before they could arrive in the city. it was eased down to 7 days and in recent years. many population experts say that because of its tough zero covid policy along with the political crackdown in the city, that has led to an exodus of talent. if we had that chart for you, there it i

he told me france didn't even give him a kalashnikov cartridge up to, to, kristy raised his pinkie and set it in a diary, tomato, meek, elliptical, but not the 5 months before september, the 11th masoud came to europe to deliver a message. by on my bible, she's good. i got that estimate that. i mean i saw that one is done. how about your nasa murder going? the other one is not really the see then if so i call math not going to be much good and not that hard them and get out on the, on both of them and get it on the record. but to be just be study asked to try to dissolve what matthew didn't quibble, met with my food and listened to him on false folk in france throughout europe. and of course, some were adamant that he should receive a message, ski full compulsory, kill him. what you need to understand is that there were just as many people may be more influential who believed the opposite of digital capella keep his lay branded masoud as a fundamentalist. just like all the others. can some one who would never have a political future in afghanistan, and that it would be ridiculous to ba

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and kristi chan who was killed while on her honeymoon in fiji with her new husband. 38-year-old bradley dawson pleaded not guilty of this week to murder charges and says that despite published reports, he never confessed to killing his new bride. was found dead in the couple's bungalow two days after checking in to the exclusive turtle island result in july. was arrested the next day on a remote island which she reached by kayak. his defense attorney asked the judge to release him on bail due to poor health. a bail hearing has been set. >> gillian: an oregon man out on bail after allegedly trying to strangle the mother of his children is now back behind bars tonight. he is also charged with her murder. prosecutors blaming a progressive portland nonprofit. jonathan hunt has the details tonight. >> mohammed always in the six of thosewere domestic violet the mother of his children. on july 12th this year he was charged with trying to strangle abraham. the portland viewed h on part of its mission which it describes as "reducing harms perpetuated against our black, brown, and indigenous neig

that was kristi noem being asked by steve doocy, why would you do this? here is the president's lawyer earlier today. take a listen. >> they say themselves in these papers that they filed that this is under the presidential records act. so what they did was to try to criminalize donald trump, as they always do. they found these three mundane statutes espionage and a few others obstruction. and they're trying to claim that there was some sort of criminal activities. >> i am not sure how far that is going to -- i don't know if that is going to work. what do you think? >> espionage and the espionage act is not mundane. it is a highly unusual charge, an extraordinary charge. and an absolutely stunning charge to be leveled, potentially at the president of the united states. it doesn't just doesn't happen every day. and it's really falls within section 3007 93 of the espionage act which basically says that if you have national defensive formation and the governor asked for, back you have got to give it back or else you are committing a crime. as for the other c

kristy: so you'll walk this way, we have our buzz system right here. just press it there, hold it, and then i can hear it ringing, and there we g amna: and the texas department of public safety has committed dozens of officers to patrol uvalde school campuses. but many here are still angry over the botched police response to the mass shooting in may. brett: i don't think that they've handled it at all. i think they just keep trying to put band-aids on a gunshot wound. amna: reminders of that day, and the trauma left in its wake are everywhere. but today, the children of uvalde returned to class and their new sense of normal. joining me now is tony plohetski , investigative reporter for the austin american-statesman who has covered the massacre and its fallout since that tragic day. welcome back. thank you for always joining us. first day back in school for these kids who survived the unimaginable three months ago. safety has to be top of mind. what do we know about what the school district has done and has not yet done to make sure kids and parents fee

. >> kristie asked vicky about that once, and couldn't believe the response. >> she didn't even answer, she just turned around and she went to her wallet and pulled out this picture of herself. she showed it to, me and she said, bobby makes me carry this picture of myself to reminds me of how fast i used to be. he doesn't want me to get pregnant, because he doesn't want me to get fat. >> this was about making sure that vicky was healthy, this was to make sure that vicky was thin. >> then. appearances were so important to him. >> not just make his appearance, his own as well. >> he was obsessed with his body, and body image in terms of always working, our having to be buff, looking good. >> looking back, richard said it was almost comical how self obsessed bobby really was. you never had a hair out of place, and his eyebrows waxed. it was insistent on tanning, which never made sense to richard. >> i always told him, why do you ten? mexicans, we don't go to tanning with. we are brown enough. >> well i don't want my pigment to fade. >> it is genetic, it is not going to fade. >> fade, hart

to take weapons and kristi alluded to that earlier on and this rhetoric is out there. talking about this and explaining to me it made a lot of sense and they are dealing with the information i needed. being one of eight republicans in the country and the only republican in texas expecting a little bit of heat but here's what was fascinating. not as much as i expected because part of it is when you explain to people what it actually really does, most people are like yeah, everybody should go through a check. the other part, this is where you talk to people that have guns and use them for sporting. these are law abiding people and the simple majority of them treats the weapon the right way, do things the proper way. when you talk to them, every weapon they've ever purchased how to go through a background check so this one should be simple and it's not the government trying to create a database of everybody that owns a gun. >> there's nothing else in american politics as popular as universal background checks. it's somewhere between 88 and 97% like literally kittens, gran

quick thank you so much, kristi. we are also looking at geopolitics. a hawkish tone coming out of the white house. let's get that story with bonnie quinn in new york. >> plenty of geopolitical commentary. president biden has said that he will repeat to taiwan. biden distanced himself here. the u.s. announced another round of weapons of sales. >> a long time ago, taiwan makes their own judgment about their independence, we are not encouraging their being independent. that is their decision. >> would u.s. forces defend the island? >> yes. if there was an unprecedented attack. and they wanted to xi jinping it would be a giant mistake to violate sanctions on russia. there is no sign that beijing has provided weapons for the invasion of ukraine. cuesta the presidents are being urged here. heavy rains and strong winds are already battling this region. flights being canceled to and from okinawa. they are packing winds of up to 250 kilometers per hour. pakistan is facing the risk of fresh floods with the authorities here. evacuations are underway to avoid the

and we will- get lots of commentary from you on events this weekend or a few minutes but kristie just wanted to get your take of what was happening on local radio this morning when liz truss i think did eight interviews back to back and faced some really tough questions on people being very critical of her performance.- very critical of her erformance. ,, ., , ., performance. she really did and it is a wonderful _ performance. she really did and it is a wonderful quirk— performance. she really did and it is a wonderful quirk of- performance. she really did and it is a wonderful quirk of the i it is a wonderful quirk of the political— it is a wonderful quirk of the political ecology. i was sitting _ political ecology. i was sitting on the train on the way irack— sitting on the train on the way back from _ sitting on the train on the way back from the labour conference on bbc_ back from the labour conference on bbc radio was tweeting that they had — on bbc radio was tweeting that they had the premised on this morning — they had the premised on this morning and people were thin

if you sell a lot to china, china owns that lng the moment it leaves corpus kristi. you can see use marine traffic.com or one of these tracking sites europeans are buying lng from china, whatever china is paying, call it 12 bucks -- i'm making that up, but that's probably close, they might be selling it for 50, because their covid lockdowns have reduced energy demands. the europeans are getting gas, but at what cost the chinese may be masse a lot of money. >> very interesting, brian appreciate you being on it for us we are far from done citi, by the way raising global price forecast, citing ongoing geopolitical tensions. ed morris is with us you heard brian's great reporting. what does it mean for all the markets you cover closely? >> it means different things for different markets. the u.s. is bennetting in two different ways europe, unfortunately, migrating especially to the u.s. to seek fertilizer companies, in particular going into the southeast and southwest. we adopt think the price of natural gas is going to get anywhere where u.s. levels are in europe until 2

i think mike governor, kristi, she is going get student loans. i guess we can find republicans going against everything. we start thinking about that, we need help. we have jamie smith running as a democrat and south dakota. we have major integrity issues, including following trump around with south dakota money, and many other things. we have just a bad situation. we are one of the states with a trigger lock. how about that? it's more than that it we have a judge that should not be involved in any decision, or pushing the doj around on this trump thing. a trump appointed judge who oks everything that cannot be right. we have all of these republicans. i won't use the reference that apparently they hate. i don't understand that, but we have major issues, integrity and moral issues. these politicians need to bring it back. there is an oath of office needed. we the people. not themselves or the greedy pocketbooks of all of these rich politicians. these white supremacists that are just killing our country. god bless joe biden after the nightmare we h

the sioux city journal reports kristi noem is under investigation after she allegedly violated a law that says state-owned aircraft can only be used for state business. according to plainlocks, she has use add state owned airplane for family gatherings and to travel to events hosted by political organizations. penalties for violating the law include a $1,000 fine plus ten times the cost of travel. violators could also face a 30-day jail sentence. >>> in pennsylvania, "the pittsburgh post gazette" reports conservative activists are inundating offices with requests from voting, the move could slow down each county's ability to prepare for the upcome november midterms. in delaware, a federal judge has issued an injunction that bars the state from enforcing a law outlawing the manufacturing and possession of home made ghost guns. the weapons can't be traced by law enforcement officials because they don't have serial numbers. the judge wrote that without an injunction the plaintiffs would be threatened by criminal penalties should they engage in conduct protected by the second amendment,