andrew: rents are through the roof.try to rent an apartment, you can be the landlord and equity residential, avalon bay, mid-america and they are down 20% from highs earlier in the year, fundamentals are important. carleton: a lot of excitement in the muni market. advantages for people who want to get in higher taxed states like new york and california, what are the opportunities? andrew: the yields are 1% to 2%, if you are in a state like california or new york with high state income taxes, 4% yield is equivalent to 7% on a taxable bond, with better yields right now. jack: if you live in california or new york you want to fund that invests in state bonds and see what the issues are. andrew: you basically benefit from the triple tax exemption in new york city or california. could be a good deal for residents of high tax states. jack: junk bonds are scary and headed into recession. is that it time you want to be exposed? andrew: yields are 8% or higher and that is under 5% at the start of the year to get paid for the ris

in hong kong, andrew leung is china affairs analyst and chairman of andrew leung international consultants. welcome to the program. the new strategic concept embraced by nato, does it reinforce the sentiment among the russians that nato romance a threat to their country? vladimir: yes, and that was not moscow's choice. nato was not like it was in 2010 when there was a summit. at that time, russia was named as a partner. the present summit in madrid somehow could be called historic because to my mind this is a turn to the new cold war. the west and the nato countries are a direct threat to russia's security. hashem: you get a sense in the new blue print that nato is concerned about the potential of the chinese military cooperation with russia in the near future and this explains why they are adding china as a security challenge for the alliance. theresa: the language is systemic challenge and i think there is negotiation among the members and what type of language to use. summit european countries have big investments in china. i would say what clinched it for many people and countries was

andrew: i do not think so.nk we will see strong enough inflation for them to go 75 again in september. jonathan: wow. andrew: if you look at where the fed wants to get to, i think it is significantly higher. jonathan: interesting. andrew, interesting to catch up. that september call is where the tension is. a good friend of this program said this coming into today. the fed is boxed into a 75 basis point hike. things will change by september, he says, chair powell cannot claim victory. tom: that was brilliant with andrew. he is a very different yale economist. the attachment here, yes, they will raise rates, and then what? both of them are saying they are restricted from crushing this economy in their own ways. jonathan: do you think there is some politics baked into the analysis? tom: there always is. jonathan: senator warren was doing the same thing in the wall street journal. tom: i think it is naive to think there is not. i will be honest, the british do this way better than the americans. in britain, there

at st andrew's for us.the applause that we've got coming down that 18, thus taking a couple of hours in the allowed woods to take the fairway on his own and soak it all up. rory mcelroy was coming down the adjacent first, he was in the driving range of the time and that applause went on and on, the respect and the adulation still endures. what's because places favourite course but it did not show much love them of the past couple of days. nine under par, missing the cut and probably say goodbye to st andrew's but not to golf. t5 say goodbye to st andrew's but not to aolf. , , ., ., ., ., to golf. is very emotional for me. i've been coming _ to golf. is very emotional for me. i've been coming here _ to golf. is very emotional for me. i've been coming here since i to golf. is very emotional for me. i've been coming here since 1995| to golf. is very emotional for me. i i've been coming here since 1995 and i've been coming here since 1995 and i think the next one comes around and make 2030 and i don't know if i

andrew young. there have been a lot said about ambassador young over the past week. you will hear a lot more tonight. i just want to relay one personal t story that i think typifies andrew young to me. we hosted reporter catherine johnson a few years agogo to tak about her relationship with coretta at scott king. she was in conversation withg. andrew young. and during that program i found out former first lady barbara bush had passed away while the program was underway. so we got to the end of the program and i think catherine and i thanked ambassador young. and i mentioned that barbara bush had passed away. and ambassador young without pausing or leaving the stage offered a beautiful prayer of remembrance for mrs. bush because that is the type of person he is. so please join me and welcoming ernie set suggs ambassador andrew young. [applause] [applause] i think at this point it might be fitting since his birthday was on saturday if you will join me ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to y

i'm joined by colonel chris costa and doctor andrew hammond. chris costa is director of the international spy museum and 34 year veteran of the department of defense. previously he served 25 years in the united states army working in counterintelligence, human intelligence and with special operations forces in central america, europe and throughout the middle east. he ran a wide range of intelligence, special operations in panama, the first and second iraq wars and afghanistan. he won two goldstar for intelligence work in afghanistan and was assigned to the warfare develop and where he served as squadron deputy director. in 2013 he was inducted into the united states special operations command hall of honor for lifetime service for us special operations. most recently he served as special assistant to the president and senior director for counterterrorism at the national security council. doctor andrew hammond is historian and curator at the international spy museum his interest in intelligence came from the period of service in the royal air f

david: andrew, great having you. you for making time, and looking forward to speaking with you again. andrew boak out of goldman sachs, chief economist for australia and new zealand. looking at the bond markets in australia, the rally continues. that is the short of it. we have only seen yields move up once in the last three weeks or so. so when you look at this, what are we seeing? we're looking at essentially 10 year yields at 50 day moving average. on be shorter and we are little below that right now. ok. i will leave that there and tell you what is coming up on the show. ukraine is laying -- laying out a reconstruction plan. the cost of recovery and rebuilding. we will help you tally up the potential bill on that. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this war is not only our war, it is not simply a local war in the east of europe. no, it's a russian invasion against everything we hold dear. therefore, the reconstruction of ukraine is not a local project, it is not a project of one nation, but of the en

andrew: yeah.h any investment strategy, it's important for people to consider their current financial situation and their goals. anytime you're investing in new technology, a more volatile asset, you're going to see greater risks with greater returns. and so some folks have been looking for greater returns, but they ignored the greater risks. geoff:ut what about people who say that crypto is a scam and this latest crash just proves it? you have companies like celsius which declared bankruptcy. they won't let people withdraw their funds. i mean, you've spent a lot of time in this world. is crypto legit? andrew: yeah, i think crypto's going through the same things new technologies go through at the start, just like the internet went through a lot of innovation cycles where there were internet companies that tried different business models that didn't work out. and so it's not that crypto itself is a scam. it's going through the growing pains of any new technology. and you see regulators finding diffe

and as i said andrew will go first and then he'll be followed by alex and then afterward we'll give andrew a chance to rebut anything. he feels really needs to be addressed. that any point that alex rays so andrew. so slides thanks. so let me begin by saying energy is the most important thing in the world if you have energy you can do anything else you want. so the real question is what's the best way to generate energy now, we generate most of our energy from fossil fuels right now, but let me talk about some of the disadvantages of fossil fuels so let's talk about number one climate change. let me explain why i personally am extremely concerned about climate change. let's go back to the last ice age. this is basically what north america looked like it was covered with thousands of feet of ice or about half covered there were different ecosystems. sea level is 300 feet lower. it was a different planet if you walked outside you would not recognize your planet. now it was about 10 degrees fahrenheit colder at that time. so think about that 10 degrees fahrenheit and the global average you co

andrew talks, alluded to china, right? china is the number one counter intelligence threat in the united states, according to the fbi. so, we have a significant amount of challenges. we have to remember some of those lessons that we learned during the cold war. i think they are going to come in handy, as we thread the needle, as we continue on this trajectory that we are on. we don't want full scale deployment of troops from the west to be engaged in conduct. we saw how afghanistan and it recently. so, the west has to reconcile some of those lessons, and we have to apply them on a new battlefield. we haven't even talked about cyber. that's beyond the scope of our discussions. all of these dynamics make a very, very interesting time in history. >> yeah, i wouldn't certainly agree with you. sort of, following up with that, i mean, do you think -- could you classify any, you know, of what was happening now, you know, as a cold war. you know, are we in a cold war with china? you know? is cyberware for the new, sort of, cold wa

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. where we can speak to our reporter ben croucher. ben, the issue of the liv tour very much on the minds of many players ahead of the open, what have others been saying? some of the players we have spoken to today either don't want to talk about it or are fed up of talking about it or are fed up of talking about it. there is an irony that a course and a tournament that is arguably got the most history, heritage and the most prestige of them all, that we are still talking about this new breakaway series that has barely any of that. the likes of ian poulter, sergio garcia and lee westwood have signed up for the saudi funded series. reportedly for some seven, eight, even nine figures they are getting, $4 million they get for winning, that is more than you get for winning the open. some of the players have been outspoken, none more so than rory mcilroy. very erudite on the subject and a couple of weeks ago he called some of the players duplicitous for saying they would not go to the series

andrew bagley: i got a wife to go home. >> yes please.the profit. ♪ ♪ people that's hungry,truggle for pennies and dollars. ♪ victor sellarolei'm proud of y guys. because what you guys did caused it to win. period. yeah, period. what you did-- [interposing voices] montae: before the 2000s-- if we're the new generation, look at what we just did. >> we got us a new school. i don't know what she doing, but thank you guys for voting yes. >> thank you. >> we're so happy. >> we have a brighter future now. >> we deserved better, and now we have better. crowd: 3. 1, 2, 3. [cheering] montae: (singing) ♪ money don't solve all your problems. ♪ ♪ it's about what you do with the profit. ♪ ♪ people that's hungry struggle for pennies and dollars ♪ ♪ worry and struggle for nothing. ♪ andrew bagley: when you win by 79 votes out of over 2,200 cast, anything could be pointed to as making a difference. that walkout happens when the campaign has gotten about as negative as it got. it happens at a time where i wasn't sure that they weren't gaining momentum. an

andrew mentioned this.aying that inflation will be a drag on the overall global economy so interesting economic commentary coming from the biggest bank and conagra is involvely down a percent or so. it reports better than expected profits. its revenues were roughly in line with estimates. conagra, by the way, did see a key measure of profit margins squeezed by higher input costs conagra among the three big earnings reports that are going to drive a lot of that kind of micro economic company specific story that we have in the economy overall, joe >> thanks, you know, honestly, they are fascinating, had but w seen this movie before with loan loss reserves. they release some, book some it affects the bottom line, but we always discount whether it actually matters well, that was from reversing reselves reserves that they had taken the big picture is it's likely to get worse in the next three months >> you can kind of glean a little bit something, because it's the responsibility of managers at all these big bank

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews.nto what makes st andrews so special. let's turn our attention to the 156 players, who'll be tackling the old course tomorrow. ben croucher is there for us. ben, how are the conditions? well, as you can probably tell from the flags fluttering behind nick and it's blustery and unpredictable typical links, typical st andrews weather. well, save for a down park, maybe. we wouldn't have it any other way. the forecast for the duration of the tournament is dry. 0f way. the forecast for the duration of the tournament is dry. of the forecast was dry for today, around about three o'clock, the wind changed direction and we were soaked for around half an hour. if that happens out in the questionnaire, it could unravel in a couple of gusts, but it's notjust the overhead conditions that are a challenge around this place. bunkers as tall as me, 17th bunker of there. one of the most iconic in world gold. good to get three or four shots to get out of it on a good day. he drives over the top of hotels.

right here at st andrews, the home of golf.ght under par, 6a, giving cameron smith a one—shot lead over cameron young. he started the day four shots with a lead. but then, around the back ninth he started to turn it. sorry, ii, 12, 13 ninth he started to turn it. sorry, 11, 12, 13 he ninth he started to turn it. sorry, ii, 12, 13 he made a birdie and then on the 18th as well. to finish on a 20 under par. that is a record low score here at st andrews. it equals the open record. even though most of the open record. even though most of the fans packed into st andrews, the record crowd here for an open championship. they certainly enjoyed cameron smith getting his hands on that claretjug. his first major title, his first 0pen that claretjug. his first major title, his first open championship. he won earlier this year, came very close to the masses, but cameron smith is a must have —— a winnerfor the very first time. he was asked how we would celebrate, he said he would see how many beers he could fit in that claretjug, i don't comp

do any or all of those things andrew just explained. >> right, so andrew perfectly described what should have happened. you set up an incident command post. and describing the incident command system what andrew is describing it's really plug and play. so you could have 20 jurisdictions who have never met each other before. if you have an incident command post, an incident commander, they are directing what is going on and, of course, trying to figure out what the communications are telling them. so my read of the report right now is that initial failure essentially an architecture failure, they didn't set it up, made everyone believe that they were in a barricade situation rather than an active shooter situation. i'm not defending it but that's clearly what the time line is telling us. so you have hundreds of people who have nowhere to essentially challenge that original belief that's out there. everyone is now treating it like a barricade rather than an active shooter, and because you don't have anyone in charge there's no one steps forward and says essentially what the heck, what is g

andrew slimmon, new in that? andrew: that is a good point, tom. when you have these, they in in cathartic events or some type of bad financial -- close to the surface. that is what is happening with cryptocurrency and some of these vendors, it is hard to think that is the case. i am not sure. the market is in a standing mode. on one hand, earnings are ok. on the other hand, usually lows. maybe that happens early this fall. i think the market will be substantially higher. it is too optimistic to get at the market level. jon: you were bearish the lesson we talk. something changed were you. andrew: what changed is that everyone things earnings are going to be horrible. one side of the boat is so crowded. earnings expected to be so weak, that percent has a very intriguing opportunity. the other thing is, always nervous going into the summer. dad things happen to the market in the summer. working earnings season, getting a lift in the earnings season, but the fed is going to raise rates. how many more times the fed raising rates? any time the conversat

it was very emotional for— andrews but not to golf.t was very emotional for me i have _ andrews but not to golf. it was very emotional for me i have been i andrews but not to golf. it was very l emotional for me i have been coming emotionalfor me i have been coming here since 1995. i don't know, i think the next one comes around in 2013. -- 2030. i don't think the next one comes around in 2013. —— 2030. i don't know if think the next one comes around in 2013. -- 2030. i don't know if i'll be physically able to play by then. is this felt like this was my last competition here at st andrews in the pot the fans, the motivation and the pot the fans, the motivation and the warmth was unbelievable feeling. so cameron smith is the man to catch on 13 under. first round leader cameron young is two back on 11 under, with rory mcilroy and viktor hovland just a shot further back on 10 under. that is slightly out of date that leaderboard now you can see all the very latest on the open from the bbc sport website. now to the women's european champion

andrew. >> thanks.n by saying energy is the most important thing in the world, energy, you can do anything you want. the question is, whatt is the best way to generate energy? will generate most from fossil fuel right now but let me talk about disadvantage of fossil fuels. number one, climate change. this is what i am extremely concerned about change personally. let's go back to the last ice age basically what north america like, covered with thousands of feet of ice. for half covered. there wereem different ecosyste, see 300 feet lower, at different planet. if we walked outside, hene wouldn't recognize your planet. there's about 10 degrees fahrenheit colder. think about that, 10 degrees cooler. you cool the planet and you get an ice age. call it ice age, we are on track for this. ... the possibility of completely remaking the surface of the earth. now we can try to adapt to this. but it is possible or even plausible that if we do that in 2100, our descendants are going to be spending all of their money

>> i don't think so, andrew. have been various sizes of the supreme court throughout the course of our history, but at least in the last hundred years, the court is comprised of eight associate justices and one chief justice. i think the danger with making a precedent like that is that the other side can gain power and do the same thing all over again and make that change even more extreme. >> let's look globally with the apparent rise in authoritarianism in parts of the world. given what we saw here on january 6th, 2021, is american democracy in peril? what's your perspective as we look ahead to the midterm elections this year and then 2024? >> yeah, to some degree, andrew, i think our democracy is in peril. we have faced enormous challenges, and we have to remain enormously vigilant. but there's reason to take hope despite the challenges that we face. we saw more americans go to the polls in 2020 than ever before. donald trump and his baseless claims saw 60 court cases, many presided over by trump-appointed jud

at saint andrews, again. >> being there for the 150th. not much more special than that. >> it is special. american, cameron young, is the first round leader. mark calla is eight strokes behind. the tiger woods is 14 strokes behind. live weekend coverage right here on nbc bay area. 4:00 a.m., our time. >>> not dropping by much but a drop. the numbers on housing in the bay area. the reason experts say a cool down has arrived. >> drop by 50%, you will pay a couple million. something like a two bedroom home here. >>> the national image of police is preventing this nonprofit from raising money for inter-print underprivileged kids. we will take a look. >>> good evening and thanks for being with us on this thursday. >>> housing prices just dropped. it is meaningful. but being in our tech reporter scott budman. any impact to buying or selling a home right now for people? >> it is minuscule. let's talk about why mortgage rates going up and tech stock prices going down. as far as whether they can drop even further, that will depend on what happens

major general andrew jackson thought the nuns brought him the victory.e intervention would reveal itself in the final fight in 1850. >> it had become a bloodbath. it was in many ways the birth of america. his win sent a mess and to the rest of the world that we would fight relentlessly and furiously for freedom. jackson would go down as one of the most consequential and influential americans in our history. next, how two american heroes moved from strong disagreement to friendship to help change the course of of american history. it's the president and the freedom fighter on one nation. so glad you are here. >> the day when the world declared in one voice, we'll thought go quietly into the night, we'll not vanish without a fight. we are going to live on. we are going to survive. today we celebrate our independence day. brian: yes. it's the most talked about emotional issue in america today. not the movie, but this. race relations. ebb though we have challenges and they remain today. it's easy to forget how far we have become as a country. two great men s

it was surrisin: particularly at st andrews. it was surprising to _ particularly at st andrews. it was surprising to me because - particularly at st andrews. it was surprising to me because we - particularly at st andrews. it was i surprising to me because we didn't expect any of that. at ian poulter was booed on the first tee by a handful of spectators and probably hooked his opening tee shot wide of the 18th with runs adjacent to it as well. he has impressed, though, because i shut at three under par in the west what is going well, another one of these live golfers. he's on four under par at the moment alongside dustinjohnson, currently out on the course of many of these golfers having pressed the likes of bryson dish and bo and paul casey. we followed a couple of them on the chorus earlier and didn't hear any booze for them. these golfers are causing a bit of controversy, these questions aren't going away. tiger woods that said that they had turned their back on the tours that had given them all their riches, and we put some of those comments to the golfers today. i put some

andrew marr said i that i will not keep going on about. this.- andrew marr said the this.able to have a say. find going to be able to have a say. and there we are. _ going to be able to have a say. and there we are, we _ going to be able to have a say. fific there we are, we are not going to be able to have a say. the point she was making was that david cameron had already given away the veto politically because that we can dance on the head of a pin about words but the point she was making was you can have legal protections but if your prime minister is not prepared to stand by them and use them, in the same way that tony blair didn�*t come at the time of the accession of the eastern european countries, and people may not know this, but we had the legal power to prohibit mass migration for seven years and tony blair and gordon brown decided they didn�*t want to take that and they were prepared to take... if take that and they were prepared to take... ., , take that and they were prepared to take... . , , take... if that is the case, she could have — take... if that is the c

in a sense, andrews repeated it in her own life.hter emma from her first marriage, but the actress raised four more two children of her second husband, two more daughters, whom they adopted together. one of the saddest events in andrews' life happened in the ninety-seventh year. then she underwent an operation on the ligaments, after which she lost her main gift of a unique voice with a range of four octave actress, then sued the doctors. a few years later, the conflict was settled with the help of a settlement agreement, but andrews did not stop acting at the beginning of the 2000s, she played queen clarice in the film how to become a princess, this picture made anne hathway a star, and a new voice with a wheeze. choi allowed andrew to actively engage in voicing her. we hear shreka as aquaman's despicable me and even in the bridgerton series where she reads the notes. lady wil down her 86 andrews and don't think to stop she brought people a little bit joy. this is the only legacy that will make me happy. the main thing in my profes

major general andrew jackson thought the nuns brought him the victory.tself in the final fight in 1850. >> it had become a bloodbath. it was in many ways the birth of america. his win sent a mess and to the rest of the world that we would fight relentlessly and furiously for freedom. jackson would go down as one of the most consequential and influential americans in our history. next, how two american heroes moved from strong disagreement to friendship to help change the course of of american history. it's the president and the freedom fighter on one nation. so glad you are here. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down bo by a backedup gut"lso has key nutrients miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. >> the day when the world declare

andrew dymburt, abc news, new york.: a federal judge extended a temporary restraining order that prevents caltrans from clearing out a massive homeless in camden oakland. about 200 people live at the encampment on wood street. firee person, raising safety concerns. u.s. district judge william orrick ordered caltrans to work with alameda county officials on a plan to house the people living there. and oakland spokesperson says the city does not have the capacity to shelter all 200 people. governor newsom said the decision endangers the public, adding roadways and highways are no place for individuals to live. this and can't meant is risking public health and safety. san francisco's portsmouth square will be getting a long-overdue renovation. the park's been a gathering place since the 1830's. there's a $4 million state budget investment yesterday. >> this is considered a living room for so many seniors. many people live in single room occupancy hotels. this is where they congregate and where they talk, where they play ca

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews.netherlands an early advantage before a courageous effort from stefanie van der gragt doubled the dutch lead inside 20 minutes. portugal pulled one back with a penalty before diana silva completed the portugese comeback to make it 2—2. but danielle van de donk had the last word with this stunner to give the reigning champions theirfirst win at the tournament. earlier, sweden beat switzerland 2—1 at bramall lane. it was the swedes who took the lead in the second half through fridolina rolfo. switzerland struck back almost immediately through ramona bachmann with this superb effortjust 90 seconds later. but with just over ten minutes remaining, substitute hanna bennison sealed it for sweden to give the tokyo olympic silver—medallists all three points. an inquiry�*s found the french government unfairly blamed liverpool fans for chaos at the champions league final in paris in may. trouble ahead of the match between liverpool and real madrid lead to supporters being tear—gassed and robbed.

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andrew: that's right.retty dire. singled out was aluminum, glass and chemicals, those are the industries she was talking about. but it is not a lone voice. it sort of chimes with what the german economy minister has been talking about, talking about cascading failures among power companies if they are not allowed to pass on costs to consumers and industries. a bit of a bit of the back story here, russian gas flows to germany through the nord stream 2 pipeline, already down about 60%. that pipeline goes into maintenance later this month. there is a lot of concern generally that maybe those flows will not start again. that is prompting these warnings. manus: yeah, and this is like the rolling hits from russia in terms of where they will allow gas to flow through two. -- flow through to. let's talk about mr. muller, he is referring to demand destruction. at these levels, can you imagine what more could come to pass of russia turned off the taps completely, which is the jp morgan note? andrew: that's right. we

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andrew ross sorkin will be here on what we could expect. and if we're in a recession, it feels like one to so many people. we'll be right back. ight back. about two years ago i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at longlivedogs.com >>> beautiful live picture at 9:30 in the morning looking south in manhattan from the top of the building at rockefeller center. and joining us now, from squawk box, andrew ross sorkin. you've been looking at the gdp number that came out about an hour ago that showed a second consecutive quarter of gdp decline, .9% this time. what does the number tell you? >> it does tell you that things are moving in the wrong direction and faster than some people have anticipated in the wrong direction. but at same time, there is a view and i think it is a fairview, which is to say this is what was supposed to happen if the federal reserve

tiger woods values st andrews over everything.into the burn... water, in other words. ah, and many sympathised. well, you know where tiger woods is on the course, even when you can't see him, because you can't see him. look, he's surrounded by a crowd, everyone still trying to catch a glimpse of him. they saw the former champion fight and falter to 6—over par. oh, no, it'sjust gone by. suddenly it seemed like a youngster�*s game. at 25, cameron young topped the leaderboard on 8—under par. but for perseverance, it was si—woo kim's day, stuck still. but with his next shot, watch... when they talk about celebrating the challenges of this place... please... 0h, what's a putt! ..they mean this. joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. here's a check on the leaderboard. cameron young has that two—shot lead ahead of rory mcilroy. australia's cameron smith is a shot further back. and there's a group of players on a—under, including three englishmen — amateur barclay brown, lee westwood and robert dinwiddie. england had reece topley to thank as t

andrew: sure. it is certainly headed in the wrong direction. as an economist, we focus more on the three month, 10 year inversion. that is not inverted yet because the fed has more wood to chop. they still have more room to go in terms of rate hikes. we are keeping a close eye on that. to come attends, as you mentioned, it was far more inverted in the years passed or decades past rather so keeping an eye on that but we want to see how long that persists. we have done a little work on that and it tends to show you need to cede twos intends persist for about two to three weeks on a negative territory for it to be a strong signal. even then, you are talking about a recession within the next six to 12 months, not necessarily tomorrow. kriti: let's talk about the economic signal. you have a housing market that is being powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. -- you have a housing market seeing boom after boom, a labor market extreme he, and a liquidity issue that is really plaguing the markets but also at the same t

his score of 20—under—par is a record here at st andrews.ovland's bid fell away whilst rory mcilroy, at the tournament he called golf�*s holy grail, he just couldn't produce when it mattered. with every putt that didn't drop, it sucked the life out of the record crowd here and eventually mcilroy, whose eight—year major drought continues. we'll remember this week for record crowds, for benign conditions and low scores, for tiger woods making an emotional walk up the 18th, but we will also remember it for an australian with his own inimitable style, becoming golf�*s latest major champion. and before we go, us media outlets are reporting that hollywood starsjennifer lopez and ben affleck got married this weekend in las vegas — nearly 20 years after the first time he proposed. they met on the set of the film gigli in 2002 but went their separate ways a couple of years later. they may be known as bennifer in the press, but they were listed under their legal names of benjamin geza affleck and jennifer lynn lopez on the marriage licence filed in cl

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>> look, andrew.o have a single person solution for this, so i'm not going to -- >> this isn't a single person solution this is to say, you know, in situation where these things take place, whether the spouse should recuse himself or not. >> yeah, look. i think you can handle this issue without causing confusion. we don't want our elected officials, particularly leadership, to be absent from debate you can do things like window periods, things like jay powell did with the fed i make my investment decision, and 10, 20, 30 days later it gets executed so i'm not trying to market time or time a bill. there are all sorts of things you can do, but it does require planning and some restrictions. >> fair enough can we talk about esg? you and i have had this conversation for a very long time but there seems to be a shift in terms of how that conversation is playing itself out. >> yeah, look. i think there's two wakeup calls going on one, we'll just say is at the national policy level that climate policy is not

andrews _ have been my last open year at st. andrews.as. we spoke a couple of hours ago. we said the course was going to be able to toughen up. what a phenomenal round from cameron smith.- round from cameron smith. never trust what i _ round from cameron smith. never trust what i have _ round from cameron smith. never trust what i have to _ round from cameron smith. never trust what i have to say _ round from cameron smith. never trust what i have to say about - round from cameron smith. never| trust what i have to say about golf. cameron smith tearing up st. andrews today. the best round of the day so far. 8—under par, taken him to 13 under par. started with three birdies, picked up another three before the tenth. 0n the 1ath, a monster putt sunk for eagle, taken him for 30. that is three shots clear of cameron young. johnson said his driver kept in out of the bunkers, which is proof throw around this smith finished third for second at the masters, taking his first major title. at the masters, taking his first major title-— major title.

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andrew are you serious?na was there, and then disappeared. i am thought you were involved. all in all, i'm glad i was wrong. well, you give andryukh. i hope my suvorov will be released immediately . of course, i have already prepared a resolution; i will deal with it as soon as i return. and now where are you going to take kupriyanov for the order for the arrest? sorry, it's not necessary, if you like. hello listen here, i don't interrupt after you left for you it's still this is the last thing i do. i don't know you anymore. walk around the building. he might be there. well, there, they found nothing but traces, you know what i'll tell you, captain shulgin someone warned him. i hate to tell you this, but it seems to me that this is one of yours. hello how many times have i told you to call me here. this is a phone. for emergencies, right? kupriyanov's phone number was lost in the hospital when he ran away. i dialed the last incoming call. i know who you are. sanya you are a traitor. hands raise your hands.