designed to waste huge amounts of my time i will personally hand curve her and escort her from the building. had you got form, mr cummings, for. studio: apologies for some of the languages used. this is a live stream of the uk covid inquiry and we are seeing messages containing course language. language. we cannot keep dealing with this horrific meltdown. page 10 of 283282. we have to get helen out of here. he is trying to get spads fired. can we get her in monday for her chat to her moving. we need her out asap. building millions of lovely houses. studio: again apologies for the language being used in this live stream. we will see a way in which you speak of a professional scientist who gave his time, and considerable amounts of energy to sage. professor neil ferguson, a third of the way down, we should get someone to hammer ferguson. mr cummings. was that aggressive and foul mouthed an misogynistic approach the correct wray to manage fellow professionals? i approach the cor
from the besieged arab red crescent. western diplomats say that iran is trying to clean up something at its military base. inspectors believe the site may have been used to test triggers for nuclear bombs. this is what a solar flair looks like up close. the flair erupted and was captured by scientists in this dramatic video by nasa. we should be feeling its effects today as radiation distorts the magnetic field possibly disrupting the gps signals. those are the headlines from cnn. i m juanita raj paul. world business today starts now. good morning from cnn london, i m nina dos santos. and a very good afternoon from cnn hong kong, i m andrew stevens. welcome to world business today. the top stories this thursday, a boom town in the midst of devastation. we ll tell you about a japanese city doing brisk business as its neighbors struggle to rebuild. the deadline for the greek debt swap is fast approaching. the signs so far are good as people sign up to push the dea
Back the flow of capital by incentivizing credit speculation, job out sourcing, and corrupt pricing of almost every major u.s. service. we auction tax benefits and subsidies through the money in the political system to ensure that. but we can fix this. we can remove those barriers and let the flow of capital irrigate the desert cradles. it s not a mirage. by using our values of shared visibility, integrity, and choice we can achieve aligned interests and demand real, capris he comprehensive trade and tax reform and we ll unleash these cradles of innovation and yield solutions to our problems while building millions of jobs for america. like this desert our country is thirsing for innovation because every seed it sprouts is a job. it s the reason why we are on a
Fringe, not been able to be brought in. this is a moment in the economy better,not so great the government can relent and cut off liquidity but not so bad out there. i m not just being a kocock-eye optimist. is there a new class called the chronically unemployed? you have to feel there is, not responsive to the government programs, a notion in the country unless we stimulate real jobs that require manual labor, building millions of literally miles and miles of pipeline, 60,000 dollars to $80,000 jobs, if you look at states where the unemployment rate is low, states, wyoming, north dakota, even to some degree, all the midwest that has natural gas and oil, that s where the jobs are, louisiana, a lot of jobs, texas, a lot of jobs, all related to oil. otherwise, the coasts are not doing as well. but california did have a big pickup in hiring and