record at westminster quickly enough. he said he waited until the sue gray report was done. some mps think he should have done that a lot sooner when it became clear the rules had not been followed in downing street. this is really important to boris johnson s political future because the seven mps on this committee, if they think he did not do things properly, they could recommend a sanction, everything from an apology to him being suspended from parliament which could trigger a by election. we are also hearing news about boris johnson and today s vote on the new brexit deal for northern ireland. there is a vote this afternoon on the windsor framework, rishi sunak s answer to some of the post brexit trading problems with northern ireland. we have found that boris johnson will definitely vote against it. there was a strange moment in
the price of $38 and a lot of trading problems on the nasdaq, it was delayed by frye 45 minutes and morgan stanley may have sent billions to weapon it up above $38 something that is normal to do on i.p.o. day but today the stock is down so that is all lost money. they are not propping it up today. this is it. shepard: they admit they bungled eight and we talked about it on friday. guest: and they did because we are learning more about it. the company c.e.o. and executives meeting over the weekend in an emergency meeting and, today, they are saying they are having to revise the entire i.p.o. process calling this not our finest hour, not necessarily a spotlight you want to have considering this is the biggest technology i.p.o. ever so they revising who they will doing things. shepard: so you get in now? guest: a lot people are
loses his battle with cancer. and millions watch. a rare sight in the sky. solar eclipse. good morning to you. welcome to early start. welcome back, ashleigh. we got you a new look. how do you like it? the music. it s such a special day. i m going to assume it s for me. it is for you. 5:00 eastern, very early in the morning. let s get started. we re going to start with breaking news. new trouble for the former imf chief, dominick strauss-kahn. he could face new charges in the alleged gang-rape of a belgian prostitute, during a party at her hotel in washington, d.c. this was almost two years ago. french prosecutors saying they re launching a new investigation, based on statements two escorts made to police. dominick strauss-kahn was imf chief. he was also arrested after a new york hotel maid accused him of sexual assault. but he was cleared after her story fell apart. also, world leaders gathering in chicago to decide the exit strategy for the war in afghanistan.
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