constance: absolutely. if were looking at the data and we will be looking at what comes out of productivity in the order number but we had very strong productivity data in the third quarter, and we anticipate we will see probably a decade of outperformance in productivity. this is relate the roaring 20's scenario, and that factor that drives it is the productivity factor, and this feeds into the tech rally. it is not just ai or generative ai, it is all the technological advances being diffused throughout the economy. we are seeing a high number of new business formations, and what that means is that new businesses tend to adopt newer technologies and do not start with legacy systems, so that helps to defuse technological advances throughout the economy. sonali: one of the things you have done and macro policy perspectives is take a look at the risks. as we sit here at a record high on the s&p 500 what, do you think investors are not taking into perspective? constance: look. we have a very tricky geopolitica

watch the case start, but constance marten herself was not at court.life of a little baby girl. soon after the birth of the baby, the couple had been camping in freezing and what the prosecution said were obviously dangerous conditions on the south downs near brighton. they were living off—grid with hardly any clothes and insufficient food and equipment in the middle of a cold winter. the precise date of the birth of the baby girl is unknown. the jury heard that the dead baby was the couple's fifth child. their previous four children had all been taken into care after extensive social services interaction and the prosecution say they concealed the birth of the fifth child because they knew she would be taken into care too. but then their suzuki car caught fire on the m61 near manchester in january last year. police found a placenta in the car wrapped in a towel. it triggered a nationwide missing people's inquiry that ultimately led to the baby being found in the disused shed almost two months later. a convicted murderer in the united states is expected

constance claims. and again, you got to take constance with like a spoonful of salt, because constance tends to exaggerate. she that prior to the first meeting of the starvation club, she sent a cohort of ladies to general lee himself and asked if you're upset with this idea, we will back away and we won't continue with the raising of the club. suppose allie generally says why, of course my dear child, my boys need to be heartened when they get their furloughs go on. look, you're prettiest and be as nice to them as you ever can be. it's unlikely that this very specific interaction ever. but it does help us of dig into understanding why the ladies thought that these parties were necessary or at least how they sought to represent and why these parties were necessary to the general public. obviously, they're responding to battlefield defeats. they're trying to raise the morale of these soldiers who are coming into the city and want a good time for the evening by dancing the night away. this is also likely

, but constance marten herself was not at court. to hear the prosecution say that the couple had put their relationship and their view of life before the life of a little baby girl. soon after the birth of the baby, the couple had been camping in freezing and what the prosecution said were obviously dangerous conditions on the south downs near brighton. they were living off—grid with hardly any clothes and insufficient food and equipment in the middle of a cold winter. the precise date of the birth of the baby girl is unknown. the jury heard that the dead baby was the couple's fifth child. their previous four children had all been taken into care after extensive social services interaction and the prosecution say they concealed the birth of the fifth child because they knew she would be taken into care too. but then their suzuki car caught fire on the m61 near manchester in january last year. police found a placenta in the car wrapped in a towel. it triggered a nationwide missing people's inquiry that ultimately led to the baby bein

but constance marten herself was not in the dock. mark gordon sat alone. newhaven and onto the south downs, where they camped for weeks in freezing temperatures with hardly any clothes and insufficient equipment. tom little, kc, told thejury that the couple had bought a buggy, but dumped it soon afterwards. after that, the baby girl was carried in a red bag for life from the supermarket lidl, the same bag in which her body was later found under some rubbish in a disused shed. the jury heard that the dead baby was the couple's fifth child and that their previous four children had all been taken into care. before the birth of one of those children, they'd been camping in a wooded area in wales and when they went to hospital constance marten gave a false name and put on a fake irish accent. the prosecution say they concealed the birth of their fifth child to stop her being taken into care too. when their car caught fire, they set off to camp on the south downs, injanuary, in a tent from argos. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. just to tell you...

but constance marten herself is not in the dock. mark gordon sat alone.o the south downs where they camped for weeks in freezing temperatures with hardly any clothes and insufficient equipment. thejury any clothes and insufficient equipment. the jury were told the couple had bought a buggy, but they dumped it soon afterwards. after that, the baby girl was carried in a red bag for life from the supermarket lidl. the same bag in which her body was later found under some rubbish in a disused shed. the jury some rubbish in a disused shed. the jury heard that the dead baby was the couple's for the child and that their previous four children had all been taken into care. before the birth of one of those children, they had been camping in a wooded area in wales and when they went to hospital, constance marten gave a false name and put on a fake irish accent. the prosecution say they concealed the birth of their fifth child to stop her being taken into care, too. when their car caught fire, they set off to camp on the south downs injanuary in a tent from argos. d

jurors in the trial of constance marten and mark gordon have for the first time seen images of their manslaughter of the baby through gross negligence — a charge they deny. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford is outside the old bailey. yes, the trial of constance marten and mark gordon has been going on forfour days on thejury and mark gordon has been going on for four days on the jury have heard how baby victoria was found dead in a bag for life in a shared in brighton last march and today, for the first time, the jury showed pictures of victoria on a cctv camera and constance marten can be seen adjusting the position of the baby under her coat and the code comes open and you can see baby victoria in her baby grow, very much alive but not wearing a hat or gloves or code, and later some cctv from a restaurant shows constance marten putting baby victoria into a buggy which has been bought by mark gordon from argos. the jury heard two days before that, the couple's car caught fire on the a61 near manchester and they spent more than £600 on taxis london via liverpool and ess

watch the case start, but constance marten herself was not at court. relationship and their view of life before the life of a little baby girl. soon after the birth of the baby, the couple had been camping in freezing and what the prosecution said were obviously dangerous conditions on the south downs near brighton. they were living off—grid with hardly any clothes and insufficient food and equipment in the middle of a cold winter. the precise date of the birth of the baby girl is unknown. the jury heard that the dead baby was the couple's fifth child. their previous four children had all been taken into care after extensive social services interaction and the prosecution say they concealed the birth of the fifth child because they knew she would be taken into care too. but then their suzuki car caught fire on the m61 near manchester in january last year. police found a placenta in the car wrapped in a towel. it triggered a nationwide missing people's inquiry that ultimately led to the baby being found in the disused shed almost two months later. 0ur c

on a freezing january day last year, constance marten got out of a taxi in east london and mark gordonr trial, this was the first time the jury has seen the baby the pair are accused of killing by gross negligence. a bit later, constance marten, who's been described in court as wealthy, could be seen readjusting the baby under her clothing. the newborn was wearing only a babygro with no jacket, hat or gloves. the clearest images of baby victoria were when she was put into a buggy that mark gordon had just bought from argos. the next day, having bought a tent for £40, the couple were camping in freezing temperatures on the south downs. the prosecution case is that the couple were trying to hide baby victoria from the authorities because their previous four children had all been taken into care. eight weeks later, in a shed on this allotment near brighton, the baby girl was found dead in a lidl bag—for—life. the prosecution say the couple's initial attempt to hide their baby's birth went wrong when their car caught fire on the m61 near manchester and police found the baby's placenta. the

so good to see you, constance. >> good to see you too.l: where do you land and stand on this debate right now? >> yeah we see unemployment rising a little bit over the course of this year. that is in part because look, we've had a lot of rate increases. we have some lagged effect of those rate increases coming through. we also see greater participation. so some of it is rising for good reason. you have more people coming into the labor market, that is really good for employers, really good for corporate product activity because you will not have as much upward wage pressure, nevertheless wages right now are growing faster than inflation. there is a little bit of catchup households will be able to partake in over the course of 2024. >> mentioned the unemployment rate is expected to go up to 3.8% on friday, exactly what you're talking about, the dichotomy of the labor market. there is a new survey reveals only half of americans believe they can pay off the december credit cart bills. >> i know. cheryl: we're sitting over a trillion dollars

constance this child die. died. constance marten and a police interview.erviews , but in one of the interviews, but in one of the interviews, but in one of the interviews, she suggested that the child had died actually quite early on, about the 11th of january, however, the prosecutor believed that was wrong , that there was a couple, wrong, that there was a couple, uh, a sighting on the 19th of february, uh, where the child was, um, so cited and the prosecution believed that what constance marten was trying to do is really to try to minimise the significance of that manslaughter by gross negligence charge against her, because obviously she being in charge of a child for that period of time and not seeking the help and medical care that that child requires, is going to be a more significant effect . a number of significant effect. a number of different charges that this couple are facing, not just that manslaughter charge , but also manslaughter charge, but also perverting the course of justice, failing to disclose the birth of a child . um, and as far bir

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constance babing smith she has three things going for her. nune, she's from a titled english family, which means hing across pond. number two, her brother also works in photo analysis. and then the same overall area so he can back her. number three she looks like she came out of central casting from hollywood and she was in aviation having become aviation buff in the 1930s as a young woman. when amelia earhart is flying in and june cochran and and all of these women are in the group that will eventually called the 99 ers. and she is just really an expert on early aviation. she notices something on one of her skirt, stereoscopic views. and they're looking down like this and that's the illustration here. now is fuzzy ii could have gotten a better copy. i couldn't. but that is the v one the buzz bomb. now, this is shown the movie 1965. george peppard and sophia lore operation crossbow. and there's also a book by that name i mentioned, the movie because the movie. sure. it now it's a british. so is better than american movies, especially at the t

tom: constance hunter joins us. i love your note where you fold in the economics. how linked now the economics to coronado to what we see in the stock market. >> they are linked because of what's going on in bond prices. because we saw pullback in the third quarter. expectations increase. this impacts how people feel about the economy and how they will spend and that is the big question. what happens with the intersection of the economy lower inflation and how the fed responds. >> the concept of an incremental editorialized alan greenspan invented. how important is it for them to do one or two of five or six rate cuts now versus wall street rates at the fed are sky high. >> i think their goal is to assist main street. so if they do those cuts they will be to assist main street. i think it would be beneficial to main street if they do that and it is our view. i don't think the data quite gets them there yet. i don't think it quite gets them there. they need to see the six-month annualized rate of 2% on their key metr

point we have trucks have been blocked by desperate hungry communities. destroyed commercial sector. constance bombardments, poor communications, damage drones, convoys, shots that damage delays that checkpoints a traumatized and exhausted population crammed into a smaller and smaller sliver of land shelters which have long exceeded the full capacities age. workers themselves. displaced told, this is an impossible situation for the people of gaza and for those trying to help them, the fighting must stop. so it's quote, or madam president, members of the court. that concludes my section on the genocide or conduct of israel. i thank you for your patients, attention and dos that you pool advocates. okay. tobey to the podium, to address the court on genocidal intent. i think this has seem and then now inviting mr. come back. a new good toby to address the court has of course sir met him president and distinguished members of the court. it is a privilege to appear before the court on behalf of south africa. i will address is arise genocide content. at this stage, the court is not sort of quiet time

the constance bombardments, poor communications, damage. drones, convoys, shot at damage. delays that check points. a traumatized and exhausted population crammed into a smaller and smaller sliver of land shelters, which have long exceeded their full capacity aid workers, themselves displaced, killed. this is an impossible situation for the people of gaza and for those trying to help them, the fighting must stopped. chose quote, madam president, members of the court. that concludes my section on the genocide will conduct of israel. i thank you for your patient, attention and dos that you pull. advocate, okay, tobey to the podium, to address the court on genocidal intent. i think miss has theme and now now inviting mr. kent beck, a new toby to address the court before sir. madam president and distinguished members of the court. so it is a privilege to appear before the court on behalf of south africa. i will address is arise genocide. i intend at this stage. the court is not to the quiet time and is that the only influence to be drawn from the available evidence is due in the site to t

however, these people are 100 constance and bombardments from artillery from miss styles. hope better is calibers help you printing the origin and those supplied by nato countries. as well, for me on a call for a warranty. the next group, public, you know, it is just something that the mainstream media never reported because it didn't want you to know that since the us so frustrated might on coo and key up in 2014. the people have done yet. gun, the guns regions were repeatedly shelled by their own government, then t of mother's children, literally blown to pieces in their homes and playgrounds into the western media. ever tell you about it now. of course they didn't use returning the top of a genocidal assault on does that is made itself felt in a variety of ways in terms of geo politics, united states and israel stand together virtually alone and isolated the conflict is also seen the rise of extreme censorship. all across the western world criticizing israel and zine or folks has become essentially the criminal that there's his name, there's goodness bladder, she, i'm n

you have to take constance kerry with a spoonful of salt, because they tend to exaggerate . claims that prior to the first meeting of the starvation club, she sent a cohort of ladies to the general himself and asked, if you are upset, we will back away and we will not continue with the raising of the club. supposedly, why of course, my dear child. my boys need to be hardened up when they get their furloughs. go on and look your prettiest and be just as nice to them as you can be. it is unlikely that this very specific interaction ever occurred, but it does help us understand why the ladies thought that these parties were necessary or how they sought to represent why these parties were necessary to the general public. obviously, they are responding to battlefield defeats. they are trying to raise them around with the soldiers who are coming into the city and want a good time for the evening by dancing the night away. this is likely a direct response to the bread rights themselves. the elite are shattered and shaken by the experience, civil unrest that has taken hold of the ci

well, an international conference dubbed lieutenant general constance sulaimani, the defender of human rights was held in tehran. participants discuss how the anti- terror icon fought against injustice to uphold human rights in the region. giso ahmedi brings us more. shedding light on different aspects of the martered commander, lieutenant general qasim sulaymani's illustrious career. prominent political figures and academics gathered in tehran to take part in the first international conference, dubbed lieutenant general qasim sulaymani, defender of human rights. western countries claim to be advocates of human rights, but they are the ones who created the daesh terrorist group. on the other hand, it was general sulaymani who fought and defeated this terrorist group. he was the one fighting to bring back peace and estability in the region. in practice, he was the one defending human rights. the resistance front that haj qasem created has done great service to muslims. americans created daesh, they even supported the terrorist group in different ways and this terrorist group was a missi

constance marten and her partner mark gordon are on trial for the manslaughter of their newborn daughternside a shopping bag covered in rubbish. they deny the charges. the uk covid inquiry has heard that nicola sturgeon called borisjohnson a "clown" in an expletive—laden text conversation with her chief of staff. her successor as first minister humza yousaf has been facing scrutiny at the inquiry over his tenure as scotland's health secretary during the pandemic and the government's use of mobile messaging apps like whatsapp. you're live with bbc news. talks on a potential second gaza hostage deal are on the cards. president biden is to send cia director william burns, to help broker a deal on the release of israeli hostages held in gaza. he'll meet the head of the israeli intelligence agency mossad, and the prime minister of qatar, for talks in france. more than a hundred hostages are still being held by hamas in gaza, while israels siege and the ongoing war continue to inflict a devastating toll on civilians. 20 people killed by fire today is acute for food. israel has ordered tens of

. >> the road leading to the cemetery were packed with people who had gone to pay their respects to constanceani -- to sulemani. whoever did this was aiming to cause mass casualties. red crescent said their efforts were complicated by the size of the crowds. the first bomb was followed swiftly by a second more deadly explosion. it comes for years to the day since qasem soleimani was killed. he was a huge figure in iran, commander of its powerful revolutionary guards, responsible for arming its proxy militias in the middle east including hezbollah in lebanon and for funding hamas. he had a devoted following amongst supporters of the iranian regime. he's funeral was attended according to estimates by more than one million mourners. >> the most telling thing here is that this attack does not fit any modus operandi what the israelis have traditionally done. they are looking for a specific individual, not for large events with lots of people. there are enemies to groups that have a history of doing this type of thing in iran. >> no group has yet claimed to have carried it out. iran's supreme leade

constance martin and her partner are on trial for the manslaughter of their newborn daughter victoriad insid a shopping bag covered in rubbish. they deny the charges. the u.k. covid inquiry does -- called boris johnson a clown in a phone conversation. her successor has been facing scrutiny over his tenure as health secretary during the plandemic and government's use of apps like whatsapp. -- he's likely to spend the rest of his life in a high-security hospital. he was giving a hospital order after admitting manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility. family members of the three fatally stabbed expressed their disappointment of the sentence. you are live with bbc news. president biden is to send cia director william burns to broker a deal on the release of israeli hostages currently held in gaza. he will meet the head of the israeli must said -- the hamas-run health ministry says 20 people have been killed and another 150 injured after israeli forces fired shells at palestinians who were queuing for food aid in gaza city in the north. in the south, hundreds are still fleein

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constance basically leave a significant number of outcomes out of any, any help to get food for their families and actually women. what about the brand of these cuts one and 5 house halls, then we actually saw women all the sold right with us. and so they were most affected, and especially now during winter time, this is, is a terrible situation, because many people in ask on this condo, and it's also been struck by as the weights and the west. and also, you know, the foss return from parties con, um, we are focusing on so many for once on so many humanitarian friends. and our resources are depleted and people are suffering at the same time. and we are the only ones who could help the situation. but we are running out of offer services as well. and that's the situation in, in your opinion. and in the, in the case of dennis on specifically what is the biggest preventable factor in driving a hunger? is it the fact that women are being shawn from, from working and from participating in social life? already the economy is down, there is no recovery inside. food prices are still high and p

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