slowdown on, weaker demand at home takes its toll as the abe government predicts a rebound. and europe s energy supplies warn of an impending crisis forcing cutting of costs. display you re watching worldwide exchange, bringing you business news from around the globe. italian gdp, third quarter, minus 1. minus 0.1% quarter on quarter, which is what we were expecting. forecast minus 0.1%, as well. and we re getting the latest from the euro/dollar. just tracking 1.3454. 1.3295 was the two-month low that we hit last week post the jobs. we haven t hit that again, but we were down on the 1.33 level towards the beginning of the week. we have the latest ia numbers out, as well. the ia is warning of up side price pressure. supply up 600,000 barrels a day in october. more on the ia, more on growth, as well. besides italy, france is sticking to its full year forecast despite reaction. the quarter on quarter data missed analyst expectations. it came in at minus 0.1%. although th
lewis discuss the life and legacy of wallace. they look at whether political concerns or racism motivated wallace to oppose integration. this event took place at the birmingham public library in birmingham, alabama. it s about 90 minutes. in birmingham, they love the governor. this line from lynyrd skynyrd s 1974 song sweet home alabama may be one of the most debated lines from one of the most debated songs in american music. george wallace was so taken with the song when he first heard it that he planned to issue a special gubernatorial citation to lynyrd skynyrd. but then one of the governor s aides suggest he listen more closely to the line that follows in birmingham they love the governor. the next line anybody remember? boo, boo, boo. sung by a group of female african-american backup singers. including, by the way, the great mary clayton who originated the role of the acid queen in the wh who s tommy. that has nothing to do with what we re talking about tonig
her as, you know, in a role, in the sitcom. yes, of course. you picture her if you close your eyes, that s probably what you think of when you think of her. that s how we saw her for many years. she appeared at a press event yesterday to promote her role on last comic standing. look at her. wow! her appearance she looks great. she looks fantastic. really, really great. 53 years old, i think. 61. even better. and she s lost over 200 pounds since she had gastric bypass. she looks really good. speaking of someone who looks really good on the cover of rolling stone. naked. julia louis-dreyfus. we hope we have that. she is on the cover of rolling stone. and if you look at her on her back, she has the constitution written out. now, that s not in great taste, but here s the great thing about her. sometimes if you love the person, you go oh, my god, she s so funny. like if ellen did it. if ellen did it or she did it, you re, like, into it.
we just heard the student may have been a sophomore at the school. everything is very initial right now, savannah, we don t have a lot of details. we know up to 20 people may have been injured, potentially stabbed. some of them may have been in a stampe stampede. one student just told nbc news that students were running and streaming and rushing out of the building. some people might have been caught in the scuffle. the initial report was a student had come in and gone room-to-room and classroom-to-classroom and stabbing people with injuries. school was in session at 7:00 or 7:30 and it lasted for up to 20 minutes. you talk about some of the injuries being cuts and bruises which was a chaotic situation. 20 minutes, someone room-to-room with a knife. that s a very long time. the call came in at 7:13. requesting medical an siessistat the school. several people have been taken to various hospitalized. some air lifted away to the school. many of the injuries are not superfici
ah! her late majesty famously declared that her whole life would be dedicated to serving the nation and commonwealth. rarely has such a promise been so well tapped. ah ah! it was in westminster abbey, where a queen elizabeth the 2nd was married in 1947, 6 years later she was crowned under the same roof. so it was only fitting that the iconic church would play a central role in her last grand ceremony. kings, presidents and prime minister as from around world joined the british royal family at the abbey to day to honor the late monarch. it was the 1st state funeral there in 1760 and her majesty received a truly majestic send off. a funeral procession stretched over more than a mile and hundreds of thousands lined the streets of london to catch a last glimpse of the only queen, most of them have ever known. queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony,