thanks for being on, gerard., jpmorgan has really underperformed on the downside lower, and then on the rally, you know, not participating. i know you think it's a little bit expensive, but is there something else going on that would make you -- is it the jamie dimon thing? what do you think is happening? >> it's an interesting question, karen, because obviously jpmorgan in 2023 was the home run bank stock. it was the flight to quality stock. you remember just over a year ago, we had the banking problems, obviously, in the spring of '23, everybody gravitated to jjpmorgan. and now, what investors are seeing, if you look at the gdp number from the atlanta fed, they are calling for a 3.1% real growth in the second quarter, if we are in the soft landing, and we think we are, it'srisk on there's no need to own the safety of a jpmorgan. valuation is on the high side, as you point out. not certain that the retirement of jamie dimon at some point in the future is a factor yet, but certainly, i think, it's because risk-on

there is no sharks. >> reporter: gerard is 25 years old and autistic.ents signed him up with the san francisco sea lions. a special olympics swim team. his mom says his fear of the water was more like a phobia. >> when we bring him here, the first time, he was screaming. he was just scared of the water. he doesn't want to go in the water at all. so he would just piggy back at the coaches and he would be screaming. >> reporter: swim coaches greg mckenny and donna and others who are used to working with special needs kids and adults were patient with gerard. >> all the coaches are very nice. they really -- worked hard on him until he learned how to swim. and we find out that it is his passion. he really likes swimming. >> he started out as, you know, beginning swimmer. had become comfortable in the water. and now he's an elite swimmer. >> reporter: coach greg says gerard is now one of the top special olympics swimmers in northern california. >> he will do very well at summer games and he's very versatile. he swims all four strokes. and he's -- he's limite

a child. >> i was a little afraid of the water because of the sharks >> what did they tell you. >> gerard is 25 years old and his mom says his fear of the water was more like a phobia. >> when we bring him here the first time he was screaming, he was scared of the water. he does not want to go in the water at all. so, he would just be back at the coaches and he would be screaming. >> the swim coaches who are used to working with special needs kids and adults were patient. >> all of the coaches are very nice. they really work hard on him until he learned how to swim and we find out that it is his passion. he really likes swim something to he started out beginning swimmer. and, become comfortable in the water. now he is an elite swimmer. >> coach greg says that dprks erard is one of the top special olympics in northern california. >> he will do well at the summer games. he is versatile. he swims all four strokes and, he is limited only to entering three events. if they allowed more he would probably, we would enter him a lot more and he would probably win most of them. >> i will be proud to

please join me in welcoming professor gerard magliocca gerard magliocca. thank you. chilton. thank you, chilton. thank you, justice kavanaugh. thank you all for coming. are you all hearing me all right? yes. okay, great. so i want to express appreciation to the supreme court historical and to mount vernon for co-sponsoring this event and supporting my research. all along the way. i learned just today that digital paper project bushrod washington papers is live as of today, been in the works for years and so it's a nice coincidence that it has come to fruition on the day of this talk. i also am very pleased and, gratified really to be the first person giving a lecture since the pandemic. i was asked a few times whether i would prefer to give talk on zoom, and i found various ways saying no or absolutely because how could i pass up a chance to speak to all of you in this amazing space? so we look around this room, this we're taking a moment to reflect on far the court has come since the when bushrod washington was a justice. you probably know that court had no building of its o

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so joining us now from spain is journalist gerard cousins. good morning gerard.r joining us. what's the latest as we enter the is it the fifth or the fourth day now. and also how significant is this new video that's doing the rounds this morning of the young teenager in a nightclub on tenerife. morning, ben. well, the search, the alarm was raised on monday morning. the search started on monday afternoon , i've just got monday afternoon, i've just got off the phone to, police in tenerife . they say the search is tenerife. they say the search is resumed, and the same units that were involved that have been involved all this week, which include, scent dogs, police with scent dogs, police helicopter, mountain rescue experts. they're all up in that same area, combing that same area for clues as to where, jay may be. you know, obviously that that that last video shows a young lad enjoying himself on, on his houday. enjoying himself on, on his holiday . there's nothing in that holiday. there's nothing in that video. i would say that that would lead one, to feel any, any

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joining me now, michelle gerard.got to tell you, headlines immediately said traders are adding to rate cut bets, but the 10-year yield, initially knee-jerk reaction it was down and now it's higher. what am i missing? >> i think it's a couple of things happening here. the data came in pretty much as expected, as you pointed out. if not only was the inflation news market positive in terms of the prospects for the fed lowering interest rates, but the economic side of it, the consumer spending figures were also a bit disappointing, and that would bolster the case for the fed to be cutting interest rates. i also think as a you've all been talking about, the market is beginning to digest what the implications, perhaps, of the trump presidency might be. and, of course, there's the concern about the impact of tariffs and and a trade war with, and that would obviously have impacts on inflation in the other direction. and perhaps raising concerns that you'll have this situation where the inflation numbers will stay firm even a

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gerard, what is the latest day ten.ch continues mostly so distressing for the family. >> yeah . it's the same as you >> yeah. it's the same as you know as , as other days the know as, as other days the search operation is continuing on the ground and from the air, the visible search operation that we're seeing, there is a parallel investigation ongoing, but the police are not discussing that aspect of things. but we know through a local mayor on the island that they have been looking at cctv footage, speaking to witnesses who say they saw someone who could be jay, in different parts of the island. everything they say, everything that could be done, is being done. >> does it get a point? gerard, when you consider the extraordinary heat in tenerife, where the spanish police say to the family, i'm terribly sorry, but we just have to call this off. we can't devote this level off. we can't devote this level of resources to searching for somebody who is missing, some might say presumed dead after ten days, they will obviously

. >> he'd been at a rave, hadn't he , gerard with some mates. and he, gerard with some mates.f footage emerged. but what i find really strange is all the stories today are running, stories about how his mother , who was out there his mother, who was out there looking for him, as you'd expect any mother to do , she's being any mother to do, she's being trolled on social media, you think? is nothing sacred anymore? i mean, why would anybody turn on a mother who's desperately looking for her 19 year old son, who's been missing for the best part of a week? what is the matter with people? >> it's absolutely awful, you know, these people just need to get a life, you know , she flew get a life, you know, she flew out. debbie flew out immediately. she was. she was told the news. she hasn't been up to the to the scene, but that's because she she she openly admits she'd find it. she, too upsetting , but she's she, too upsetting, but she's there, and, you know, to be receiving this sort of criticism on top of the nightmare she's already enduring , it just already enduring, it just beggar

of no less interest is the french film sidonie in japan, directed by alice gerard.touching melodrama. and ghosts with isabelle hupert and agust dille. russia is represented in the international competition by two films: the yakut mystical thriller cuckoo by evgeniy nikolaev, telling about the terrible secrets of a small village, and the father-son drama by debutant ilya zemin, based on the story by vasily shukshin. how difficult it is to find the right words and tell your grandson about something that will change his life forever. oh, so i... i'll play an old game with him, let's play, what shall we play for? she will help him believe that miracles happen. in the second the competition program of the film festival, it is called “own”, contains the main hits of domestic auteur cinema, shot over the past few years. among them is the film “in short, take it and remember, baybulat batulin”, the winner of the film festival. the triumphant window to europe - drama of light by anton kolomeits, surreal. svetlana proskurena's picture first love, retro comedy, fairy tales by

has been in the spotlight faces serious charges again, has issued flat—out denials of wrongdoing, is gerardident, no less, emmanuel macron, waded into this and he said that there was a quote, unquote, "manhunt that was targeting depardieu." and macron said, "look, he's an immense actor, "a genius of his art. "and i say, as a president and as a citizen, "he still makes france proud." yes, he does. he's an amazing person. you know, he's coming from an era, where, you know, he made movies about, about... you know, les valseuses is a crazy movie and that's what they all... they were raised on that. and we did things. they did things that is not acceptable any more today. but what can we do? can you cancel the past? no. you have to live with the past. not hiring depardieu again because you think he's a pig, that's your prerogative. putting it, putting him, you know, on the cover of all the magazines in france saying that he's a rapist when apparently he's not, because it was not proved. and it was... i have a friend who lost everything. luc besson lost everything. from a woman who said something

has been in the spotlight faces serious charges again, has issued flat—out denials of wrongdoing, is gerardpresident, no less, emmanuel macron, waded into this and he said that there was a quote, unquote, "manhunt that was targeting depardieu." and macron said, "look, he's an immense actor, "a genius of his art. "and i say, as a president and as a citizen, "he still makes france proud." yes, he does. he's an amazing person. you know, he's coming from an era, where, you know, he made movies about, about... you know, les valseuses is a crazy movie and that's what they all... they were raised on that. and we did things. they did things that is not acceptable any more today. but what can we do? can you cancel the past? no. you have to live with the past. not hiring depardieu again because you think he's a pig, that's your prerogative. putting it, putting him, you know, on the cover of all the magazines in france saying that he's a rapist when apparently he's not, because it was not proved. and it was... i have a friend who lost everything. luc besson lost everything. from a woman who said somet

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joining us now is journalist gerard cousins and gerard. we have some new information.n, the police in tenerife announced today , a tenerife announced today, a couple of hours ago that, a specialist dog handlers from madrid have been drafted in to reinforce the dog handlers from tenerife that were already working on the ground, so and what they say specifically about those dogs is that they are trained, to, to, to search in large swathes of land, that the onesin large swathes of land, that the ones in tenerife that were already, working were , were, already, working were, were, trained to deal with smaller, smaller areas , so i think what smaller areas, so i think what this shows is obviously that the search is far from being scaled down is, is being ramped up, and it gives you the impression that the authorities, although they're not they're saying that they're not they're saying that they're keeping an open mind , they're keeping an open mind, you know, our focus is still on the idea that jay has become disorientated and is out there somewhere in the mountains in this

and gerard, what is the scale of this operation now ? this operation now?e not talking about numbers, but, the civil guard have got at least four units involved in the search. sniffer dogs, helicopter , mountain rescue people. and of course other other agencies are involved. firefighters civil protection workers with drones. so it is a big operation. >> friends have been speaking to the media, some concerned that he could have been kidnapped. i guess at this stage we have no idea what's actually happened to him . him. >> no, i mean, i think, you know, the fact that the focus is on this mountain area in northwest tenerife shows you that this is the hypothesis that police are working on at the moment, but obviously the family have expressed their concerns that there is something suspicious , that they believe he suspicious, that they believe he could have been kidnapped. the police haven't ruled anything out, they've said that they're keeping an open mind, and let's see what happens in the course of the next, the next few days. but but the focus as far as we'

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others went undetected even before the york abolitionist gerard smith declared in 1842 that abolitionists were morally to go into the south and use their intelligence to promote the escaped of ignorance and bruited slaves from their prison house. white and black abolitionists had made forays into the slave states. calvin fairbanks, the oberlin graduate who spent more than 20 years in kentucky prisons for his troubled but indifferently by helping the slaves to. he was put in, as he said, his hand against the authority of the state prior the start of the poston campaign in the late 1850s. in his dresser an oberlin student was caught and nashville with anti-slavery literature in his wagon hidden. among the bibles he was selling. by then he had already contact had enslaved and free blacks. he was tried, convicted of no known state law, relieved of his clothes and publicly whipped where dresser went. others followed seaboard counted 20 of these liberated white and four black. more recently, others have added to these numbers. there still is, however, much more work to be done on this score. we

a very good morning to you , gerard, you can morning to you, gerard, you can barely realise or understandny nearer, a solution to this terrible crisis. but also, we don't seem to have any more clues, do we? >> no, no. two weeks tomorrow, as you say. since he was reported missing, in a, you know, two weeks of searching in the mountains , two weeks of the mountains, two weeks of a parallel investigation which is going on behind the scenes, that the police are obviously keeping very much to themselves. and you're right, no sign, nothing. no clues, anything, to help us further forward in this, in this mystery. >> what's this parallel investigation you mentioned? >> well, the police have been very, specific from the beginning. we've got the visible search going on in the mountains. there was obviously this large scale, search operation yesterday. and but besides that , you've got police besides that, you've got police investigators who are looking at all possibilities, all possibilities, including the possibility that someone's keeping him, you know, against his will, that part of the investig

. >> reporter: i read gerard baker's piece.good point that a lot of the right wing bush that we have seen in europe and that comes really in the context of these elections from france and germany. those are the two countries that have the biggest upsets. they took more power than they had to immigration is a big issue. anti-green policies and the real loser in the elections in europe. this weekend was the green party right across europe european saying, we do not like the cost of the green policies that europe has been shepherding over the last few years. and a sense of nativism as well. where jared baker's lightly brushes the years about tendencies towards under the rug is looking online. look online and google "deadline: white house." salute in april 2024. you will see rallies across italy were people, not in the thousands but in the hundreds, were making very distinct "deadline: white house." salutes throughout the country ahead of these elections. that nativism with the drift towards flirtation with fascism is certainly the

gerard, thank you so much. questions from the audience, have about 15 minutes anyway down here.ing around. i was just wondering what you thought the travis walton incident, if you know about that. yeah, all the different studies of each person that was there and confirmed. yeah. this is the incident. the fire in the sky, the movie was originally based on on. it. you know it'weird incident, you, the' to doubt some of what unfolded there. it's certainly one of the the. it's certainly sort of one of the biggest savings or encounters that we see in the last, you know, 25, 30, 40 years. and and i think was a really big part of that flywheel that i was talking about of how pop culture incidents sort of inspire more sightings that inspire more pop culture and that but, you know, i■9f the challenge with a lot this it's going to be really hard to gountangle ans that have reported over the years because we just don't have the data that one would want be able to sort of trace what actually happened in encounters and. so obviously the harvard earlier, the thing that he's trying to do right

received any firm agreements from israel or i'm off on the gaza ceasefire plan put forward by us president gerard. however, ministry spokesman measured the ann, i'm sorry, says he's positive, it's moving in the right direction. we haven't had concrete approval. so the suggestions on the table by both sides. and we have over ads and seen the go through the figure statements coming in from officially ministers, which doesn't tell us with lots of confidence of that being a unified position or they've had anything at all. but of this, the, this given proposal on the, on the table. however, we can see also that there is a positive momentum building up within both sides as you said, the statement from how i'm also quite positive. although following sort of a commitment to to the language and asking for more clarification, but they were a positive, we have also seen a positive movement. and if they have like, the government is meeting right now and that there are discussions over accepting the proposals on the tables. the us presidential button is expected to assign an executive order to crime down on a

want to bring in michelle gerard.l these monthly jobs reports. [laughter] really, i mean, think about the revisions particularly over the last 18 months. this revision wasn't that bad, but bloomberg had a piece i saying that their work saw 730,000 fewer jobs. it's a tough gig that you've got there. i think i have a better shot at going and playing bingo tonight somewhere. how do you do it? if. >> yeah. well, i agree with you, you know? forecasting these numbers is not for the faint of heart, and that is always why we caution not overreacting to any one number, you know? it was -- the conversation that you just had was spot on in terms of the data this morning in the sense that we're getting two different messages when you look at the payroll numbers which is what companies are saying, the number of people they paid in a month, and when you look at what the household survey or what people were literally telling you whether or not they're working were saying. there's a real disconnect. the payroll numbers are suggesting

gerard, thank you so much.tes anyway down here. i think we've got a mike around. like looking around. i was just wondering what you thought the travis walton incident, if you know about that. yeah, all the different studies of each person that was there and confirmed. yeah. this is the incident. the fire in the sky, the movie was originally based on on. it. you know it's a it's a it's a weird incident, you know, there's reasons to doubt some of what unfolded it's certainly one of the the. it's certainly sort of one of the biggest savings or encounters that we see in the last, you know, 25, 30, 40 years. and and i think was a really big part of that flywheel that i was talking about of how pop culture incidents sort of inspire more sightings that inspire more pop culture and that but, you know, i don't part of the challenge with a lot this is it's going to be really hard to go back and untangle any of the encounters that have reported over the years because we just don't have the data that one would want be able

, and the rooney and gerard, ashley cole, joe cole, michael owen, wayne rooney, etc. we were makingch for why they weren't quite hitting their straps until we got to the quarter finals. they still didn't hit their straps and despite not losing, they got eliminated on penalties and everyone was thinking what happened to the golden generation? now fear that that we've almost reached that stage. now because the previous three tournaments were almost not free hits as such. but the squad was younger and i wonder where we've now reached a point where england expects and therefore now is the time to deliver. possibly the pressure is getting to them . that's why i really to them. that's why i really believe, and we haven't really considered that, because this squad didn't seem dogged by the problems of old in terms of like chues problems of old in terms of like cliques and division and things like that. but now we do. we you know, they're the pre—tournament favourites, certainly in this country. and i wonder whether it's just getting to them because there's no pressure like playing for engl

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brought a morale boost within the squad where that probably wasn't so much in the era of david beckham, gerardrformance? , ., , , ., ., performance? obviously we have got slovenia next. _ performance? obviously we have got slovenia next. that _ performance? obviously we have got slovenia next. that game _ performance? obviously we have got slovenia next. that game finished i slovenia next. that game finished with a late equaliser, 1—1 yesterday. we shouldn't take it for granted. i hope we don't go into the final game at the same mindset of, ck, final game at the same mindset of, ok, let'sjust get final game at the same mindset of, ok, let's just get a point. final game at the same mindset of, ok, let'sjust get a point. i want to finish top of the group. i think the czech republic might be the team we would face in the last 16 if we finish top but we will see how that pans out with other groups. i would like to see him change the formation, put bellingham in the midfield with declan rice. gordon or eze on the left, and then use a palmer may be if foden is not improving on his performances. swit