p. towel b. and they're saying that this are, you know, these problems that we've had from the independent electoral body. i really just a way of, of causing a hurdle in, in p t r o b, destiny rather march towards her to the presidential seats as it were. and that is something that we're hearing around. no one, not even the big news cast as not independent bodies are going as far as to say, who is leading this election because the information, as i say, is very scattered and no one really wants to pin there their head to the mast as it were. to say who's leading and that information is only being relayed to by party agent. and i don't think that is really a source that you can trust because they have vested interest with regards to that dissemination of the fed information here in lagos, particularly when one looks at the security password. now that's been deployed for this election well over 400000 members of the security person now that's, that's our me, that's police and other security agencie

so towel b. p, chevron, and especially the american old giant ex. we tracked down one of the key members of the exxon research team from that time now retired and living in florida. the weather is unusually bad in a place better known for its sunshine. even here it seems. climate change is making its presence felt. martin hovered, a former professor and atmospheric physics now spends his days building model aircraft. but at new york university in the late seventy's, he was one of the 1st scientists to model climate change. i had enough evidence that i thought the greenhouse effect would begin to warm the atmosphere sometime in the late 19 eighties and the 19 lined these we would start to see the effect based on our calculations. when we ran our models, we were able to show that a continued business as usual use of fossil fuels would lead to unprecedented climate change, at least unprecedented. for the period of time that humans lived on the earth. in 1981, exxon hired professor hoffa as a consultant, alongside of the scientists. his special field wa

she thinks the s&p might struggle to jump all, in other words, if you can't get through this it won't be static. boroden isn't telling you to turn in the towel, she's throwing the yellow caution towel because the rally could stall out and time and price are against us now, i know you don't want to hear this but she's actually debating whether she should be more negative so look at the s&p 500 daily short. she likes to look at the five-day moving average and 13-day the five is in blue and 13-day is in red. the shorter term five-day, again, the blue, exponential moving average goes below the 13-day when it flips in the other direction bllike the beginning january it flipped if you bought in the month of january at the very beginning, you're in heaven right now you can see this triggers has done a good job keeping the right side of the market right now it's in bull territory, which is the saving grace because you know what i feel about this market i'm bullish. if the blue line goes below the red line, you need a lot more negatives so we'd have to see a reversal hasn't happened bottom lin