a few moments ago, gilbert garcia said fundamentally the same thing and urged the fed to stop raising do you see it that way do you think the fed will stop raising interest rates do you think they should in light of the fact that you view a recession as the sort of base case >> i think that when you look at the data, tyler, and this isn't me just holding my finger in the wind when i say these sorts of things, i've been doing this for a long time, as you know when you look at the data that says, look, every time 100% of the time we have seen an inversion of any part of the yield curve versus the ten-year right now, we have gone into recession. a lot of other factors also say recession. so, if you were going to vegas with, like, eight of your historical indicators saying 100% it is going to be red, would you bet on black probably not with your own money, even though you don't like to be negative. so, if, in fact, all of the data does argue for a recession, i think it is a reasonable expectation. also, recessions are normal. economies contract and they expand i think that the fed is stil

dina: lisa hicks gilbert is trying to bridge those divides with fiber optics.a: so nothing works without the internet. dino: right. lisa: and definitely nothing works without internet that's reliable. dina: last year, gilbert returned to her hometown from little rock and now is program manager of a local non-profit addressing rural disparities. she says when the pandemic hit, the slow service from the town's only provider practically brought it to a stands lisa: you had some people who had lost their jobs. they're trying to maybe sell jewelry. you don't get online business. the children are trying to do homework. you realize how inadequate the service is. dina: installing fiber lines in rural areas is costly. the smaller customer base means a smaller return on investment. that leaves rural communities in the dust. lisa: elaine has just been getting crumbs. and now we can no longer allow that to continue to happen. dina: feeling the pain of her community's stagnation, gilbert found a benefactor who pays for free internet on one block of main street. it's beamed

. >> did you test his dna against gilbert nunes? >> yes. it was not a match. >> no?s a showstopper. nothing moves in this investigation unless we determine who it is. >> an unknown john doe. and that is a problem for me. >> holly cartwright is the district attorney. >> i said, well, we're not gonna go forward with the indictment. not going forward with any arrest until i have the answer to that. >> investigators collected dna samples from all of the first responders to see if they could have accidentally left their dna at the scene. they considered another possibility. but the dna belonged to an accomplice. >> we're also trying to get some samples from people who we have identified that were close to nunez. that is a little trick here because you can't just walk up and asked for dna. you would conduct a surveillance of those individuals and wait for them to discard an item that would most likely have their dna. then you would cook. that >> will kind of items she collects? >> i think there was a cigarette but an account of soda. >> over many months, all the samples we

but gay sex remains illegal in kenya, reflecting much of the popular rhetoric, gilbert wiley, he's a lawyer for the eligibility community in kenya. he welcome to the supreme court ruling, but he also fear it could make life harder for eligibility. kenyans people way limited, but also scared of the risks that associated with identifying themselves, but also with the harm that might result as a backlash from my judgement in the supreme court that they may not necessarily have been involved. it, especially within the context of the recent matters of queer people that will remind you that you can't just go out there and be your true. so he says lesbian and gay, people in kenya still have no protection from their threats of extreme violence. the face, every day. the issue is can i live, can i be safe? can i go to my home and not be followed by the board? the board as outside. we know that people who are the best care of leaving the house because if they will double that light as outside, see them, they could drip them. we have situations where corrective lip has been used against homosexu

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gilbert supply chain, sol, so you know the bottlenecks and supply chains closing off the chinese economy last year. these had lodging, gemini, then on the other 2 countries. but going forward a gemini will also benefit more from the reopening of supply chain reopening in china. and there's also a very strong export on the back in the gym economy, which was activity going forward. so germany lagging behind there a bit is a bit cosca. thank you so much for speaking to us. welcome share. as a new us bank 1st republic have tumbled yet again after financial lifeline, failed to calm investors. 11 of the biggest us banks including j. p. morgan chase, and goldman sachs, teamed up to rescue the san francisco based rival providing a $30000000000.00 cash deposit. first republic was hit by depositor withdrawals. after silicon valley bank collapsed. shares home 80 percent in the past week. i'm joined now by brad set, sir from the council on foreign relations. the sir sets are some of the biggest u. s. banks teaming up to save arrival. what's in it for these banks? well, i think all banks now have a s

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memory of the allied wartime bombing of the city — which was designed by the english architect george gilberto lost their lives during the war. i'm joined now by emily gordeen, political correspondent at dw. good to talk to you, thank you for joining us. this is a very symbolic visit by the king, how is it viewed by the german media and how much excitement is there in germany? it is safe to say that king has been welcomed here in germany with open arms. i was standing up a brandenburg gate on wednesday when he received a big welcome ceremony with full military honours and tie between a surprise to see a few hundred people came out, some drove for a few others to be there —— and i was surprised to see. it reflected the popularity of the royals on the one hand in germany, 50% of germans are said to be fans of the royal family, and it is seen as a big political statement that now it is time to open a new chapter and maybe strengthen the german british friendship, so all in all i think it has been a very positive visit and very welcomed here in germany. bier? very welcomed here in germany. very m

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gilbert's brother watched the video, calling it a harrowing and tragic made me very proud of my brother and just, uh it's tragic for everyone involved. police say this surveillance video shows the shooter, former student audrey hale, firing through the doors moving through the halls. they say hell, who identified as transgender was under a doctor's care being treated for an emotional disorder, which had not been reported to authorities recently graduating from a local arts college. she's seen here talking about growing as an artist. it's been hard it's also been amazing experience when it comes to developing creative talents and growing as an artist. one appeals, former basketball teammates shared messages, she says hail center on the morning of the shooting. the messages reads. i'm planning to die today . police say hail legally purchased seven guns using three of them in the attack. now the community mourns the loss of six people. evelyn dick house, william kinney and halle scruggs . all nine years old and teacher, cynthia cindy peak. tennessee governor bill lee says his wife, maria w

. >> reporter: ryan gilbert is the founder of launch pad. launch pad is backing 60 companies that collectively employ more than 1,000 employees. many of those bank with svb. >> we rely on svb as our bank. the key question is, are the funds going to move as planned monday morning? that is uncertain. many folks are living paycheck to paycheck. we want to ensure that people get paid on time. >> reporter: matthew faulkner blames inflation and the rising interest rates. >> they don't get as much vc money investments. investments are slowing down. it started with some of the companies starting to pull out money to pay their people. to continue their operations. they are not necessarily having that new money flow in behind it. >> reporter: many are hoping they will get all of their money back. >> we are all about standing up and moving forward. >> reporter: a lot of the tech ceos were here trying to get their money out did not want to go on camera. they were telling me a lot of their workers still don't know they may not get paid next th say a quar

i get a similar to saudi lindsey, the chin when you go over here gilbert with a as to the sort of you know, chip honda, can you publish good as guess my brother getting hold of puppy. 2 assist you my cell phone, you can delete gary link cuz you're gonna do because you're going to the phone, get it up for lunch. would only cost someone a shane, let it get. had bishop give me a muscle. look a bit like bobo cook and music. did you have or like you to have, or you can, can you eat with ah ah, a in a post colonial wo. the stars of european imperialism run deep. nowhere more so than in the democratic republic of congo. where a recent history still shapes the presence of visceral, yet intimate insight through the eyes of a whistleblower and a patriotic military commander. witness presents this is congo on a jessina. ah oh, it's looking nice as spring like across the east, the side of the you. i see some parts of canada, not very too badly either. i was to was a west. there is a different story. winter is clinging on grimly. hey, we got more cloud piling in. another weather system pushing his

like this portrait of george washington painted by gilbert stuart, it is the only object still here sincehite house was opened in 1800. it is the only object still here. i want you to know an irishman designed the white house. [laughter] true story. rescued by dolley madison after the british torched the space, the life-size of our founding father who in the midst of the war, wrote a letter to the academy of arts and sciences that made him a member. "the arts and sciences are essential to the prosperity of the state and the ornament and happiness of the human life." he knew the greatness of government -- a nation, measured not only by the strength of the army, but was also measured by the vitality of its culture. the culture affords a freedom of expression to speak and think freely. freedoms that must always be defended for democracy is a covenant we have with each other. . i don't know how many times in graduate school and undergrad school, democracy has to be fought for every generation. we learned that this year. it has to be fought. democracy is a choice. it's a choice we make to choo

it will happen elsewhere, but never in kenya when he got in for gilbert and the community he represents the future looks bleak despite the supreme court ruling the issue of l g. b t. acceptance as a fiery debate in some christian circles. the global anglican church is facing a crisis with some of its members condemning their british counter, bought for approving the blessing of same sex couples and a statement. the bishops from africa, asia, latin america and the pacific say they no longer recognize archbishop of canterbury, just in welby as their leader. it abused julius macomber reports from uganda, whose anglican church is also one of the signatories. ah, memory b, e b outskirts of compiler. the british beauties, cathedral as a house of worship about us, of the abyss displayed anglican christianity. so what was then a colonial protectorate? now at the same place, 150 years later, the convicts a timing against the anglican leadership in canterbury. they see the english at bay vomiting from the faith. the once told at to bishop stephen mcdonell accuses his british counterpart. justin w

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like this portrait of george washington painted by gilbert stuart, the only object still here since theject still here. i want you to know an irishman denies that, true story. rescued by dolly madison after the british torch to this space, life-size portrait of our founding father who in the midst of a war of independence wrote a letter to the american academy of arts and sciences which recently made him a member. general washington road, quote, they are essential to the prosperity of the state and ornament, and the size of this economy. and measured by the vitality of this culture. they speak and think freely, freedom is for democracy in the covenants we have with each other. we learned that this year, democracy is a choice, a choice we make to choose union over disunion, progress over chaos, truth overlies. no matter how hard it is to erase it. that's what great nations do, they face reality, we are a nation, great nation, in large part because of power of the arts and humanities stamped into the dna and all of you continue the legacy, two of the highest honors for 23 extra ordinary a

oh, i made gilbert ford cry says conflict and subsequent sanctions making things difficult to cross the world. there's a sliver of good news coming in from the global south africa's future. all scenes increasingly connected with india as rise. diplomacy between the 2 countries intensifies in near the cheapest supplier or right in the world by a big margin that has she ended. so rural african countries and al africa shaping out to be in the, our largest market. africa as the merge does a lucrative market for indian rice exporters, india as a reliable and reasonable one for africa. india forthright to all were 150 countries. and out of the $14000000.00 tons of rice, it has exported so far this year. over 9 millions of gone to africa alone. africa has traditionally been nobody large market photo with non basmati days because racism is affected as compared to quality, which is so important in other markets, lake southeast asia, australia, e, et cetera. and know the estimate of ministry of agriculture is there $2122.00. we had 122000000 done. so what a spiritual africa has been importing rou

, i hear i see claims that france has intentions, that it does not have that it no longer has and gilbert as elsewhere. france is a neutral middle man who speaks to everyone on whose role is not to interfere in domestic policy exchanges. french president, him on yama, crime has reiterated that defense. military reorganization in africa was neither a withdrawal nor a disengagement. he further stated that france harboured no desire to return to pass policies of interfering in africa. now some have welcome the news while others are extremely wary. off this statement saying that my crime is only in the continent to try and create a roof to between russia and the african continent, especially after france suffered a series of military and political setbacks in its former sphere of influenza. now with the speed it would which a french forces were expelled from mildly, but keener fast. so an central african republic, as lift menu, observe as wondering which country is next in turning its back on the fronts of because just a few weeks ago we saw francis flag lowered for the 1st time. i mean, for

so remember india to be the war for the gilbert south and the g 20 president before india also comes at a time where the neighboring salvation economies over india, such as box san see long gall bong. not all of them are in a major economic crisis. they're struggling to pay back loans as well, and therefore india wants to be the wore some global south, of course, not even remotely. they're also talking about how we need to focus on issues that do night off north divide. he's also going to see that the president c all for in the meeting today, in fact, shaking cheese amid a deep renewable device. and of course we saw that last week as well during the finance minister g. 20 me can bank lew where we saw that there was no consensus, there was no joint statement and read that was a pre call. so what could happen today? the key agenda for honoring them or the government to sure leadership on really are multilateralism of course need for reform, global operations, also food and, and know if you'd cry says that several countries, including of the global south is currently facing now a for sa

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he then turned into gilbert court and lost control of his car crashing. into a petaluma police vehicle. conwell took off on foot but was arrested soon after he was arrested on suspicion of evading officers obstructing a peace officer and felony possession of stolen property. also new tonight a vehicle crashed 200 ft down an embankment import costs tonight , but first responders could not locate anyone from the accident . the crockett cartagena's fire department went to the area along mcewan road near car kenya's drive around 7 15 tonight, chp was also on scene but after searching the area for hours, crews were not able to locate the driver or any possible passengers. firefighters said the vehicle's headlights were still on when they arrived at the crash site. officials in san francisco say the battery from an electric scooter caused a fire inside an apartment complex in russian hill crews responded to that fire on polk and vallejo street around noon today and had it contained about 30. minutes later, one resident was rescued and taken to the hospital with

is the voice of the gilbert self. what else can we expect from today's meeting? well i think this is the focusing a lot of sessions on issues which are close to the developing world. for example, they're talking about reform, of multi multi naturalism and said what the things both he said multi lateral lateralism is in a state of crisis. and they're looking at the impact of the developing what they go to focus on food security, energy security, as well as fertilizer security. you want to look at them, how to combat terrorism, narcotics, as well as a humanitarian disaster. so want to know what a wide range of things the thing which is overshadowing this was some, it is what will be the final communicate over russia and ukraine. thank you so much about that. i'm racer. i'm with cima in new delhi. while the war in ukraine take center stage in delhi, moscow's been increasing tensions with claims that cave is using drones to attack its infrastructure, which ukraine has rejected. our president putin as even a huge, the west of using terrorist cells to attack its territ

definitely, as you know, neither china nor russia, nor indiana, or iraq, or anyone by decide, gilbert op ivy over new or what we have been agitating over the last 20 years or so. is that you're looking at a deep order that told me or yes, simply saying you didn't order american culture, or we have seen a large number of countries. i be much don't know where states they have their own invest and but are all good. they've been priorities they want to lee deemed the option all deacon dan, or, or an honesty, joe, their specific issue that you will see in the context of the bought in ukraine. hardly any country had supported the american agenda of democracy. was it or, or did you have either or works to that effect? because the word believe beyond a bipolar where we have our right. take our own decision in the guy who matters go best of these, not having to. okay, well, ambassador, we have the right an obligation right now to take a little break, but we will get back in just a few moments speaking. ah ah ah ah ah ah welcome back to all the parts, but tell me so much in this form ambassador

ah, hello, i'm richard gilbert in europe. the listening post where we dig into the coverage and analyze how news gets reported. it was a tweet, $262.00 characters long. it plunged one of the world's best known media institutions into chaos and exposed so much about british politics and journalist. it was posted by gary, linux, a footballer, turned broadcaster on the u. k. governments divisive and illegal under international law, asylum policy. linux called the language that the government is using reminiscent of germany in the 19th thirty's, and then got suspended by his bosses. it turns out they picked on the wrong guy, faced with a public outcry and wild cat walk out by linear cruise on air colleagues. the bbc was forced to reinstate him apologize and promised to review with social media policy. they might want to start by looking at the double standards there. the bbc's future, including the way it is funded, was already in doubt. britain's prince sector is dominated by right wing papers. they've been out to get the networ

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ah, hello richard gilbert in europe, the new home of the listening post where we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered. when hundreds of his railey settlers rampaged on the occupied west bank last week, murdering a palestinian and burning large parts of a village to the ground. that story made headlights as did the killing of 2 israeli settlers just hours before that which triggered the revenge attack. what was absent from most international news coverage was a larger development 3 days earlier. when the israeli government handed control of the west bank from the military over to a civilian, a right wing minister, a settler, that's a little smart, rich human rights activists, including israeli. once say that amounts to a desert, a annexation of the west back annexation of palestinian land has long been considered a red line. the israelis could not be allowed to cross yet in europe. and the u. s . political leaders and news outlets have failed to react accordingly. 2 months into the most far right government in israel's history, palestinians are seeing their rights

we begin the day with a cartoon named gilbert's and a cartoonist out of work last week, scott adams, the man who created one of the miracles, best known cartoons, dilbert, he went live on youtube and he accused black americans of being a hate group against white americans. so if you're nearly half of all blacks are not ok with white people. according to this poll, not according to me. according to this poll, that's a hate group. that's a group. and i don't want to have anything to do with them. and i would say, you know, based on the current way things are going, the best advice i would give to white people is to get the hell away from black people. with the fall out was fast and furious. hundreds of newspapers dropped dilbert saying they wanted nothing to do with the racist rance of scott adams, twitter owner, ellen musk. he immediately picked up the story, tweeting for a long time. the u. s. media discriminated against blacks now. the u. s. media are being racist against whites and asians. and polls is so more and more white americans feel that they have become the target of racism

leaves celebrations for the most important religious holiday of the catholic church. donald sima, gilbert in rome got us up to speed on the very latest information about the pope's health. while the latest statement by the vatican essentially said that he rested well through the night at rome's jamaica hospital, that his critical condition has progressively improved. and that he will continue his plan cheap, but now this is a slightly more positive spin on the situation. some clarity yesterday on wednesday, all we knew from the vatican was that you had reading difficulties and that he was at the hospital and would be getting treatment. now this morning we understand as well. they reveal that after breakfast he read some papers and he also redo me doing some work, and then before lunch, he get that in prey at the private chapel at the hospital hospital that he's generally were treated and he was there at that time. so now the italian media has reported on the fact that he has allegedly done a t t scan. and in that scan, they see that pneumonia has been ruled out. and what they understand i