geoffrey yu joins us of bny mellon.he zeitgeist right now, the certitude is it has been one big short squeeze. everyone was betting on lower bond prices and higher yields, and the trade has swung with acceleration the other way. do you buy it, that it is just a short squeeze? geoffrey: perhaps heading into the summer months, some people just don't want to take too much risk on in either direction. given the experience of the past few years, the response means actually having an equity response. lisa: the unit should take that -- do you need to take that? [phone ringing] [laughter] lisa: we are looking at a bond market, and a lot of people are saying it is endorsement of the fed's view that inflationary impulses are going to be short-lived and we are going to end up in the slow inflation environment we have been in for the past several decades. do you agree? geoffrey: bonds want to know which type of inflation the fed is actually targeting. we've actually had two straight months of soft wage growth now, in germany, and e

so joining us now live geoffrey fowler, a technology columnist with the washington post., your column was very interesting about this thing. first of all, most people probably don't know anything about this. just give us a synopsis of what this is all about. sidewalk is all about. >> sidewalk. is this idea that was cooked up that he could essentially make its own kind of network that connects people smart homes and devices like echo smart speakers that we have or ring doorbells security devices that people are putting all over the place. they found. they said that in many places, people don't have a good enough coverage in all corners of where they live. we have to connect up this stuff. so that's the argument for sidewalk is going to help you and your neighbors all put all your stuff online better. so we're bryant buying this amazon products there. we're paying for the wi-fi and amazon is using the wi-fi essentially without our permission. unless we take that step of opting out, which is something a lot of people simply don't know about. one thing to be clear about is no

as a fellow human being, sir geoffrey, you're most welcome.omply with the sanctions that kenneth kaunda supported. a collapse in world copper prices, the oil crisis of the 1970s, plus corruption and mismanagement, crippled zambia's economy. president kaunda dealt with early opposition by instituting a one—party state, which became increasingly oppressive. as new winds of change blew through africa, kenneth kaunda was becoming out of tune with his people. protests against his government were sparked by rocketing food prices and shortages of essentials. it forced him to agree to democratic change. he was eventually ousted by frederick chiluba in elections in 1991, but the influence he continued to exert led to his arrest for alleged treason in 1997. the new regime dropped the charges under pressure from the international community. at nelson mandela's funeral, kenneth kaunda made a last global appearance... president kaunda, please come forward. ..casting away his stick, bounding onto the stage. god almighty, bless him and others like him who ha

we have engaged with — i've engaged personally with sir geoffrey nice on this measure.ace, has spoken with him, i understand, no less than four different occasions. we are following the work of the tribunal closely, and we will be studying clearly any resulting report that comes out of the tribunal. listening to these reports, the latest in a series of accounts of disappearances, deportations, and detentions of uighurs outside of china, it is clear that the ccp have no problem with coercion outside of their own borders. the eyes of the world will be on the chinese government at next year's beijing winter olympics. a diplomatic boycott by the uk would send a clear signal that this sort of transnational repression is totally unacceptable. does the minister agree that this boycott is necessary? as, without taking meaningful action, we can only expect more of the same from the chinese state. the minister said no decision had been made about diplomatic attendance at the games. a conservative long—time campaignerfor the uighurs attended the tribunal. she told of the horrific

visiting south africa in the 1980s foreign secretary geoffrey howe was given this stinging rebuke.y, you are most welcome but as a messenger of it you have come to southern africa with, you are not welcome at all. �* ., , ., with, you are not welcome at all. �* ., ,., with, you are not welcome at all. �* ., , ., .,~ all. but zambia was too weak and too dependent _ all. but zambia was too weak and too dependent on - all. but zambia was too weak and too dependent on goods| and too dependent on goods imported from south africa to comply with the sanctions that kenneth kaunda supported. the collapse in world copper prices, the oil crisis of the 19705 prices, the oil crisis of the 1970s plus corruption and mismanagement crippled. president kenneth kaunda. with opposition by instituting a 1—party state which became increasingly oppressive. as new winds of change blew through africa, kenneth kaunda was becoming out of tune with his people. protests against his government was sparked by rocketing food prices and shortages of essentials. it forced him to agree to democratic change. he was e

. >> reporter: 55-year-old geoffrey-martin cyr died after sun bathing in palm springs 119- degree heat>> he did not appreciate what was happening to his body and unfortunately the people around him did not see the signs either. >> reporter: it is 117 degrees in palm springs. you can see the misters are on, but everybody's sitting inside. the city's under an excessive heat warning. people here say they don't usually see these temperatures until august. norah. >> o'donnell: jamie yuccas, thank you for being outside for us. and there's little relief from the heat in sight, and there's now a tropical storm targeting the southeast coast. let's get the forecast now from cbs' lonnie quinn. good evening, lonnie. >> good evening, norah, good evening, everyone. we heard jamie say that some of the folks in the pacific northwest are typically used to this type of tonight in august, that is true for some folks, but for a lot of them in the pacific northwest, they have never been this hot. tomorrow portland will be 20° cooler, but that is still 94°, 95°. washington could see 119°, and that would be

. —— branwen geoffrey's. now on bbc news — the travel show. coming up on this week's show...eady, i'm ready. you hear the echoing gunshots. door creaks. tonight is supposed to be the coldest night of the year, so that's good, as i head into my unheated church room for the night. this is an incredible . experience on an old, disused railway line, very shuddery, - but exhilarating! hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from tokyo, home to the bullet train, arguably the world's best sushi and capsule hotels, the uniquelyjapanese place to rest your head. but you also might end up bumping it if you wake up in the middle of the night. and whilst we wait to get back on the road again, this week, we thought we'd take a look back at some of the strangest places we've stayed on the show over the years. and while they might not be as cramped as a capsule hotel, they've left their mark and memories in other ways. well, let's kick off this week with a trip that mike made to bosnia back in 2018, to the city of sarajevo, which saw so much fighting and bloodshed in th

in my opinion, because there are a very good spirit between reagan and god by geoffrey. now it's historical fact. but as far we can see about the meeting today, there was also some good spirit. president putin has also recognize it. and he said that it's a constructive meeting. and president by then don't say the opposite, which is a good we can see from his side was a good point. so i am part of the day mistake. it's no big break. so that's something for the div has been engaged. ah, also in america, a petition has been to stop busy magnate and ceo of amazon, jeff pathos from returning to earth, 12000 people who signed it. they claimed the base of food, in fact, lex luther, the villain from the superman series. and now that he's on the test flights into space coming up in july, they don't want him to come back. it all about it, under the stories by heading to a website on t dot com. going up this our algeria pull the plug them france, 24 keys in the channel, biased reporting on anti government demonstrations. august would be bad weather. freedom of speech has been threa

medical conference in dublin where head injuries were discussed, and they were warned by neurosurgeon geoffreyo be taken seriously, as even a slight injury could be life—threatening. the rugby authorities reacted, ruling players had to take a three—week break after a suspected concussion, and they continued to get advice from experts over the following decades. in 1992, at a rugby medical conference in new zealand, the message from two neurosurgeons is pretty blunt. they say there's good evidence of some permanent effect from a single concussion. and if they have a third concussion, they shouldn't be selected to play again and should be advised to take up a non—contact sport. world rugby told us there are different opinions on how concussion should be managed, but they were unaware of any current guidelines or research recommending that players should retire after three concussions. back when rugby union was amateur, it was the job of former players with medical backgrounds to keep an eye on concussion — like former ireland international dr barry 0'driscoll. barry. wyre! how are you? welcome,

in my opinion, because there are very good spirit between reagan and god by geoffrey. now it's historical fact, but as far we can feel about the meeting today, there was also some good spirit present put in as also recognize it. and he said that it's a constructive meeting. and president by then don't say the opposite, which is a good. we can see from his side. so good fun. so i am pretty optimistic. no big break. that's something for the deal has been engaged. ah, ah, that is our team to national italy is in the grip of a fresh migrant crisis with hundreds of new comers arriving on the beaches of the small italian island of lamb producer. on tuesday, the mayor there is warning the situation is getting out of control. you may have been many migrant arrivals on our island. more than 1300 people. while our center has a max capacity of 250. in the next few hours, some $200.00 migrants should be moved to the quarantine ship. the situation is evolving. if something goes wrong, things might get dangerous because locals are very unhappy. the tourist season has just started th

in my opinion, because there are very good spirit between reagan and god by geoffrey. now it's historical fact, but as far we can see about the meeting today, there was also some good spirit present put in as well. so recognize it. and she said that it's a constructive meeting. and president by then don't say the opposite, which is a good. we can say from his side was a good flight. so i am pretty optimistic. it's no big bright tool. but something for the deal has been engaged. ah, ah, oh, i need to be moving about. and we just always dress covered up. no stimulation. quickly, directly connected to domestic and assistance, which is 100002 everybody. and it contains millions of little money. if you exposed to decal, muscles, millions, work long. oh, when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing because the after an engagement equals the trail, when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground in the moon. ah, just coming up to 20 minutes into the program. welcome back. the murder of moscow has voiced his alarm over a dra

well, we invite said geoffrey, 9 weeks ago. thank you. once again. thank you very much. and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday, 2 years since no nation media exploded about demonstrations in hong kong. the china accused of having links to the u. s. national. endowment for democracy until then, keep in touch of social media. and if you're watching on youtube, comment below and let us know what you think is the most likely origin of covered 90. ah. when i was shot the wrong one, i'll just don't the room. yes, to see out the thing because after an engagement equals the trail went to many find themselves worlds apart and we choose to look for common ground the. i don't know, i mean there are some steps in there were rescuing the food that they were not scabbing or were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best buy march 21st, which is in 2 days. all these potatoes, polynomials, onions, all of these came from waste round sources. this is great for me because i'm always looking for a way to give things away. dr. because the tax laws, you know, definite

why and why now asked geoffrey p snyder. this is jolts data, it's jobs data and the labor market trends. and what they're trying to showing is a huge surge and people quitting their jobs. a lot of it, you know, the headlines in the financial press are about people of the corporations are starting to reopen their offices and people don't want to work anymore. they just want they like staying at home and said, so they're just quitting their jobs. that's one factor of many. so if they measure of their monetary unit is elastic and is ever expanding, then the people who are taking that for work are revolting by not going to work. if you're trying to build a house or something like that, you would use a ruler or a tape measure and everybody working on that house understands at 12 inches equals a foot. but here in the fed, they're trying to say, we're going to build an economy in our definition of the building block of that economy. money. nobody knows, has the same definition. every single member of the federal open market committ

well, we invite said geoffrey, 9 weeks ago. thank you. once again. thank you very much. and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday, 2 years since no nation media exploded about demonstrations in hong kong. the china accused of having links to the u. s. national. endowment for democracy until then, keep in touch via social media. and if you're watching on youtube, comment below and let us know what you think is the most likely origin of covered 90. ah, as a korea professionals board is much tougher on some than others. she was year old myer by everybody. so why would somebody believe me, i was just a little girl. the price paid to, to, to achieve really was, was to read in the paper this morning, usa swimming coach, arrested, allegedly had sex with a 12 year old girl. this happens almost every week. we get calls at the office. i get informed about one of my greatest fears is someone's going to start linking all this together. there's going to be a 60 minute documentary about youth coaches in sports like gymnastics swimming. is that documentary? see it on r t lon

well, we invite said geoffrey, 9 weeks ago. thank you. once again. thank you very much. and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday 2 years since no nation media exploded about demonstrations in hong kong. the china accused of having links to the u. s. national endowment for democracy until then, keep in touch with social media and if you're watching on youtube, comment below and let us know what you think is the most likely origin off covered 90. ah. when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't. the room. yes, to see out the thing because the after an engagement equal betrayal, when so many find themselves will depart and we choose to look for common ground. in this i was a super said, he's like, case studies that make it to the transformations over the past decade. advanced mega project, most go in for him to and to and he won the largest international congress on make . it said he development headlines right here on twitter cried foul over. it's recent walking in nigeria saying a free and open internet is an essential human. right? all of that, while the

sir geoffrey donaldson who narrowly lost the recent leadership contest. most senior democratic unionist party mps made clear he thought it poots had to go. you can't lead _ thought it poots had to go. you can't lead people _ thought it poots had to go. 7m, can't lead people who are thought it poots had to go. you. can't lead people who are not following you. if you are not following you. if you are not following you. if you are not following you you can be a leader, can you? following you you can be a leader, can ou? , , , can you? the biggest party in the northern island _ can you? the biggest party in the northern island assembly - can you? the biggest party in the northern island assembly has - can you? the biggest party in the | northern island assembly has built its discipline. that's been demolished. just as it was installing a new first minister. earlier today edwin poots shows a close ally for the top position in the devolved government. i close ally for the top position in the devolved government. i know the challenae is the devolved government.

well, we invite said geoffrey, 9 weeks ago. thank you. once again. thank you very much and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday 2 years since no nation media exploded about demonstrations in hong kong. the china accused of having links to the u. s. national endowment for democracy until then, keep in touch of social media. and if you're watching on youtube, comment below and let us know what you think is the most likely origin of covered 19000, i i joined me every thursday and the alex summon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business, i'm show business, i'll see you then in the summer solution. that's right, we don't look at the problems or look at the solution. today we've got the one and only marshall auerbach is the market analyst, the levy institute researcher and tragic follower of the toronto police. but maybe this is they are they want a stanley cup? the twitter cry over its recent blocking in night, uria saying a free and open internet is an essential human. right. that's why the plot form routine

the spirit between reagan and go by geoffrey, now it's historical fact, but as far we can see about the meeting today, there was also some good spirit. president putin has also recognize it. and he said that it's a constructive meeting. and president, by then, you don't say the opposite, which is a good we can say from his side was a good point. so i am optimistic, it's no big break. but something for the deal has been engaged. the who's the murder of moscow hands voiced his alarm over a dramatic spike in kobe cases here in the russian capital. sir, k civilian said daily cases have risen threefold and just a few days, and he is urging people to get vaccinated. let's cross life now to our, to dimitry poke. do you mean to tell us what the mer to say and what's known about the sudden search in case numbers? well, the russian authorities are really in a tough spot right now. corona virus cases in russia, in general, and in moscow are once again on the rise and reaching levels that were recorded back in february. now, among the reasons behind the spike, according to authorities, might be the

as a fellow human being, sir geoffrey, you're most welcome.ces, the oil crisis of the 1970s, plus corruption and mismanagement, crippled zambia's economy. president kaunda dealt with early opposition by instituting a one—party state, which became increasingly oppressive. as new winds of change blew through africa, kenneth kaunda was becoming out of tune with his people. protests against his government were sparked by rocketing food prices and shortages of essentials. it forced him to agree to democratic change. he was eventually ousted by frederick chiluba in elections in 1991, but the influence he continued to exert led to his arrest for alleged treason in 1997. the new regime dropped the charges under pressure from the international community. at nelson mandela's funeral, kenneth kaunda made a last global appearance... president kaunda, please come forward. ..casting away his stick, bounding onto the stage. god almighty, bless him and others like him who have come to know the importance of... he spoke forfar longer than he was allowed. fare

sir geoffrey — in further down the line. he have the support of the party cosmic in what is his vision for the direction of the dup? he in what is his vision for the direction of the dup? , , ., , direction of the dup? he seems to be the candidate- — direction of the dup? he seems to be the candidate. i _ direction of the dup? he seems to be the candidate. i think— direction of the dup? he seems to be the candidate. i think the _ direction of the dup? he seems to be the candidate. i think the word - direction of the dup? he seems to be the candidate. i think the word is - the candidate. i think the word is that he will get the coordination and a couple of weeks' time if he does become dup leader. i think what he is hoping for as he will be able to restore order and credibility of the party after this disaster, but fundamentally the challenges he faces are the challenges that edwin poots faces, and i think it is questionable about whether he can navigate them as well. going back to edwin poots again, there was a fractious tim

officer geoffrey thom, who shot the boy initially, claimed 16-year-old iremamber sykap, who was driving at the time of the killing, rammed his car into him. but prosecutors say bodycam footage does not match the officer's account. in another case of police violence from honolulu, the family and lawyers of a black south african man are demanding answers and justice for lindani myeni, who was shot dead by police in april. surveillance video from a doorbell shows myeni removed his shoes and entered a house immediately after a couple, but shortly thereafter, exited and apologized multiple times. the woman who entered the home before myeni called 911 to report a burglary. but when police arrived on the scene, they did not announce themselves before confronting and eventually shooting myeni dead. his lawyers say he confused the home with a neighboring house which acts as a place of worship and is open to the public. myeni's wife has filed a wrongful death lawsuit, accusing the police of racial discrimination. texas republican governor greg abbott has signed a bill allowing people to carry gun

geoffrey stone is edward h. levy distinguished service professor at the university of chicago. he is the author of many centrally important books on constitutional law including the free speech century speaking out to reflections of law liberty and justice perilous times free speech and wartime his newest book co-edited with lee bollinger as national security leaks and freedom of the press and he is the author of the national constitution centers explainer on the first amendment with eugene valik and ellen tegulja is law professor at ex mache university in france co-director of the law school's master's program of international law and an expert on reparations before the international criminal court. she's also a member of the un human rights committee. thank you so much for joining us. i'm not going to be a suzanne jeff and ellen jeff. i want to begin with you. you wrote a piece about the charli hebdo controversy in france explaining why in america? the publication of the charlie hebdo cartoons although considered blasphemous by some would but absolutely be protected by the fi

sir geoffrey donaldson mp has confirmed his candidacy for the democratic unionist party.or this? that's right. there's more than a touch _ for this? that's right. there's more than a touch of— for this? that's right. there's more than a touch of a _ for this? that's right. there's more than a touch of a sense _ for this? that's right. there's more than a touch of a sense of - for this? that's right. there's more than a touch of a sense of politicall than a touch of a sense of political deja vu. sirjeffrey donaldson has for the second time launched a bid to be the next leader of the democratic unionist party. edwin poots went on to nearly defeat sir jeffrey, but mr poots resigned after being ousted by another internal figure in the party. sirjeffrey said he will be running for leadership in again, and this time there will be contest. it�*s all i there will be contest. it�*s all i the under back that he will be the only candidate to put his name forward. the thinking and the party seems to be that the leadership does take over at the home. one would think that would be his

after eileen foster and ben edwin poots were toppled by internal reports, sir geoffrey is the only candidatedup.�* ., ,., y wants a new start and not 'ust for thedup.�* ., ,._ , the du p. are our priority will be to tut the du p. are our priority will be to put northern _ the du p. are our priority will be to put northern ireland - the du p. are our priority will be to put northern ireland back- the du p. are our priority will be to put northern ireland back on | to put northern ireland back on track and ensure that we have political stability. the stability that i know the vast majority of people in northern ireland want to see. it people in northern ireland want to see. , , , . people in northern ireland want to see. , ,, . ,, see. it is 'ust six weeks since sir jeffre see. it isjust six weeks since sir jeffrey donaldson _ see. it isjust six weeks since sir jeffrey donaldson narrowly - see. it isjust six weeks since sir jeffrey donaldson narrowly lostl see. it isjust six weeks since sir. jeffrey donaldson narrowly lost the leadership contest but now he is taking on the top job after all. h

be reminded of the name brian sicknick, howard liebengood, metropolitan police department officer geoffrey smith, and those who sustained injuries, those who were heroic. officer eugene goodman exemplified the patriotism and commitment and unselfishness in saving the lives of others. and the metro police along with many, many other law enforcement. i rise to support this gold medal. i rise that we never have this happen again. and i rise to say thank you, the simple words of thank you, and thank you also -- officer frenell as well. the speaker pro tempore: the jerusalem's time has expired. the gentleman from north carolina. >> i yield myself the balance of me time. this is a -- the gentlewoman's time has expire. the gentleman from north carolina. mr. mchenry: this is a time for us to pause and thank the capitol police. it's not the members, it's the staff who are here every day, who make the capitol work physically. it's the folks at the day care. the folks that are in the press. they're the folks that are frequent visitors here such that they feel like they work here too. it's the capitol

affected, broad checks in on goods coming from great britain into northern ireland, something sir geoffreyaldson obviously lost out in that leadership contest to edwin poots. why did they take him overjeffrey donaldson and what does that say about the prospects for him being able to make a success of it now that i�*m basically, they have no choice but to take him? it was quite a narrow boat last last time around. jeffreyjohnson only lost by two votes and it does look like he is about to be crowned in this coronation which will probably confound next week. frankly, the dup were looking desperate after the time they have had since ousting eileen foster. edwin poots was brought in as a hardliner to stand up brought in as a hardliner to stand up to sinn fein and to the uk government when needed, but the feeling here last week was he had rolled over at the first possible opportunity, that he didn�*t show any hardline leadership whatsoever, which is why confidence in him evaporated very quickly and why he had to announce that thursday night that he would resign as leader. so jeffrey donaldson is

doctor geoffrey barrett, is quoted in the independent.d to try and prevent, also say that in one month's time, the situation is very unlikely to look any better. find unlikely to look any better. and professor house _ unlikely to look any better. and professor house makes a longer term point, too. professor house makes a longer term oint, too. . professor house makes a longer term oint, too. , ., , ., point, too. there is no question that when _ point, too. there is no question that when we — point, too. there is no question that when we have _ point, too. there is no question that when we have this - point, too. there is no question i that when we have this conversation in six months' time, we will be talking about different variants. ’s talking about different variants. '5 point being that variants of covid are a long—term challenge and how government deals with them will have a bearing on how much covid disrupts our lives. whether those points were born out of the last three months because it is true that the delta variant would have re