antoine: it is a mix of things.here is risk of recession and risk aversion throwing more funds towards u.s. treasuries. because of their ability to hedge against the recession. they are following the path for fed funds despite this spike. we think it will be cut in 2024 and temporarily, during the recession, treasuries will fall to the 2% level before rising back toward 2.5%. it will be slipping back in the course of 2023 and 2024. manus: you have got my attention. what does that do to the rest of the risk scenario? do equities implode? do you get flattening in the european curves as well? antoine: yes, flattening on european curves is the way to go. to an extent, markets are extrapolating what this means for the fed in terms of very clear communication that they will hike until they have a much clearer picture of inflation coming down. to an extent, european rates are going to react the same way. i don't know to what extent the ecb can deliver more hikes than the fed because of the geopolitical and economic situati

petersburg gustav antoine.was his first game for zenit also in this match there was the most scandalous episode of the tour yet when the score was 1:1. cska scored a goal, which was canceled with a delay due to a controversial offside, they are again talking about the var system in this rpl championship, the var system does not draw offside lines. in the second half, the substitution broke something the beginning, as they say, like football, which we strive to play, we strive to play, turned the game around. eh, i think it will come out of here. eh, logical. eh, this penalty came out and, in principle, already here the game went on a collision course, where we are in this game. uh and had a goal scored. er, unfortunately canceled due to er, out of the game. although we know there is no line and in our opinion, as they say, one sees outside the game, the second does not see the game. and another big theme of the beginning of the championship. this is an unsuccessful start of the lokomotiv, the team of josef zinb

antoine practiced law. he also served as a senior management consultant in the public and private sectors. hi, baby. hey, baby. he is a graduate of new york university, new york law school, and columbia university school of international and public affairs. please join me in welcoming mr. jethro antoine to the new york public library. [applause] >> good evening, folks. good evening. i have to correct something which was set. i am not a match for victoria. no one really is. .. to join in thanking you, you know, the friends and the patrons of this wonderful wonderful institution in newark for being here to take part and hear of a story that you all helped, right? um, and and so many change makers like victoria and our moderator, you know, they they explored the they explore the world and found their voice and then sound letters through the public library and it is truly a testament to this community, this space exists. this is one of the first places we stopped off. so i want to tell you a bit about two peopl

they say that antoine watson shoved the thai grandfather to ground in an attack.they will unveil the statue, and the dedication will happen on grant avenue and 4th. >>> and now, there is anlytica lawsuit is with thing to be file ed and this is the firm tied to president trump the's campaign and presidential run. there are allegations that they paid a app that they paid 87 million users to have data to target the voters in the presidential campaign. >>> the fbi is responding to comments that mark zuckerberg made on a popular podcast that he told joe rogan about a warning from fbi about the laptop of hunter biden. they say they do that routinely to tell them, but they do not require action. he said that they warned him to take action ahead of the presidential election. >>> and now, look at this plane landing. the faa said it happened around 4:00, and no one was hurt, but one man was walking on the beach with his family while the plane landed right there on the sand. >> i saw it about to take off, and then suddenly, he started to come down. i didn't realize it was en

so notice from you madame, are antoine on and i think it's really important to just finish, especially in times of crisis. sudden to have something on that makes you think yes . int yard, often it's worth getting up again tomorrow and not burning your head in the sand coffins on to stickle. ah and as the spectacle comes to an end, the audience just can't get enough. in the face of corn crises, mozart's music offers us an oasis of peace. enjoy miss game comedy. as mozart is good for much more than the little lightnings at the festival has set aside for him. wine has been grown for a good 1200 years. at last you hung his bag. now it's cultivating another kind of spirit, providing the stage for world when mount violinist jojo fisher. she's making several guest appearances at the hind gal music festival. here she performs with her quartets, ah, ah, thank heavens it for me is the essence of my musical life. i enjoy playing with it was because i enjoy going on to with all the stress. but in the end, i am the most fulfilling time for me is playing driving music. ah, it gets very intimate in a

police say antoine watson shoved the thai-american grandfather to the ground while he was on a walk,for no reason. today people cleaned the mural and held an open forum on anti-asian hate. >>> two men are facing felony charges after a confrontation with police on the peninsula. palo alto police got a call about two men and when they got there, they found 25-year-old tommy miller and 25-year-old nino diapoto. officers say the pair rammed two patrol cars and several parked cars before they were arrested. police say they had loaded guns, large capacity magazine, and stolen property from three recent car burglaries. >>> a man accused of raping and killing a palo alto teenager 40 years ago is expected to be in court tomorrow. back in 1982, 15-year-old karen stitt was found dead after being stabbed dozens of times near a bus stop at el camino real and sunnyvale. prosecutors say gary ramirez, now 75 years old, sexually assaulted and murdered the teenager. he spent the last few years living in maui. a detective used a genealogy website to determine that ramirez was the killer. >>> california

under police protection and living in secret for almost a decade or more living under the name joseph antoine the later after leaving police action coming out your memoir about that time, which describes sort of the, the, the credible difficulties of living a, what should be a public figure, a public artist living completely in secret, but as you say, he threw his suffering and through what happened to him with the result of these attack verses and the and the fact that was issued against him became a symbol or freedom of speech and, and for really the bravery of the artist standing up against against violence in this case, extreme religious. and you make a good point that in the late eighty's and in the ninety's, he basically had to live in hiding for quite a while just for his own safety and questions have already been posed, are they about a lack of security around him? and he was giving that speech. what does it tell us then about our notion of safety, public safety when it comes to controversial free speech? yeah, it raises a lot of questions. of course, i mean when it comes to rushing h

said that the kinds of questions that were asked of me what to do with what and prior chairman and antoine eats, who he meets in particular, one particular general. and they were trying to get him to sign a confessional statement that m bron hahn is anti army and anti establishment, which is as far from the truth as it gets. the impression on the street is that if you are a p t i worker or a p t i, party member, you will be subject to all kinds of abuse. the law doesn't matter and that is a very dangerous base for pakistan to be it. so if you combine the issue of being a slave of the west, if you combine it with others wanting to take advantage, of course in peter, listen, take advantage back a son and the boss has knocked with focused on 1st. we've put others 1st and we paid the price for it. as you, as president joe biden, marks the signing of the inflation reduction act, america's largest ever climate investment. doug, as his administration's biggest victory ahead of the mid term elections, it appears that things are not as rose colored as they seem us journalists, manila chan explains

the little prince antoine de saint-exupéry.small moments. here it goes. he walk. he wants to eat something, but it definitely needs control. e adult series. well, it would be nice if they would just pinch the grass on one dog that ate cigarette butts, like a vacuum cleaner, i picked up my stuff on the street , which you can’t even say on the air so as not to spoil anyone. how to deal with this problem dog handler georgy grishin will tell you have you noticed that the dog collects everything on the street, like a vacuum cleaner? so it won’t take long to get poisoned, i’ll show you how to teach good manners, we stretch out the dog food, the dog reaches for it, i say, no, i pull my hand for a second. and then i return it. you see, the dog did not understand the lesson and stretches again. for a meal. no, i repeat the exercise many times. so only the dog will stand for a second. before temptation. i immediately praise the pet and give the treat, well done bravo super gradually. i try to increase the time when the dog looks at the o

antoine are, both are striving to transform our criminal justice system into a space of problem-solving and resource for communal improvements, and look who's here right. any for joining a center for innovation, mr. antoine practice law any also served as a senior managementn consultant in the public and private sectors. hi baby. [inaudible]. >> is a graduate of new york university, new york law school, columbia university school ofsc international and public affairs and please join me in welcoming mr. jethro anton to the new york public library. [applause] [applause] >> good evening folks good evening and iwh have to correct, i'm not a match for judge victoria pratt, no one really is. before i begin, i want to join in thanking you and friends and patrons of this wonderful wonderful institution in newark for being here to take part in here of a story that you all helped right. and so many changemakers, like victoria and her moderator, they explored the world and found their voice and they feel monitors through free public libraries and i think that it is true and a testament to this i c

what do you think, and on the second line who is antoine de sainte? please open the instance.. it would be great to earn money, it would be great, and on the third line of the answer. well, well , of course, of course, but incredibly, beloved popular read out as well as dumas with the musketeers second line. well oh, yes, of course, and here the joy of 88 points at school 1252, if they guess the sixth line, a miracle happens, yes, your version of stendhal yes, well, you can also remember that he was famous during his lifetime not so much for his novels. how many books about italian sights, because he lived in italy for quite a long time and returned to france and wrote some such, well, not guidebooks, he described the sights of italy well, to hell with the details, where stendhal is the sixth line there 240 points and he earns too clearly commands to school 1252 328 points and you can say goodbye on this, but if we weren’t sure that your version of maupassant is not on the fourth line with a flash and here is the first acquaintance. well, with such a kind of wonderful high, we

under police protection and living in secret for almost a decade more, living under the name joseph antoineaving police protection an later coming out. he describes the difficulties of living what should be, a public figure and artist, living completely in secret. but as you said, through his suffering and what happened to him as a result of the sit t -- the satanic ver ses, became a point of interest for those standing up. phil: and he had to live in hiding for a while, for his own safety. questions have been posed around a lack of security around him as he was giving that speech. what does that give us about our notion of public safety when it comes to controversial free-speech? >> it raises a lot of questions, of course. when it comes to rushdie mself, in 1998, the iranian government said it no longer supported his killing, but as we have heard, the fatwa itself, the edict was never lifted and there was actually a bounty of some $14 million put on his head . he became very frustrated and not being able to speak publicly or meet his readers, which is a key part of his life as a writer. th

antoine is accused of six counts of felony, animal cruelty and a counts of obtaining money and/or propertyenses. families paid him to train their dogs but he left them covered in feces and urine. does family say some of the dogs became seriously ill, died or disappeared. court records indicate his business partner also faces six counts of fraud in this case in placer county. both men face charges in connection with their business, auburn canine. the judge ordered him not to have any contact with dogs while he awaited trial. that is good news to jason who paid them to care for his dog liberty. >> he cannot harm any more animals court is going to hinder him arming more animals. >> he said liberty came back aggressive. megan has not seed her dog since leaving him under their care said from months ago. trainer claims winston bit him while in san francisco and ran away. megan suspects he either sold winston or even worse, winston died in his care. >> he blatantly has shown he can lie. dogs have been seized in horrible conditions and he downplays it. >> records obtained under the public records

rushdie wrote a memoir about that era of his life called joseph antoine, the name he used while in heeding. he has hiding. >> the best thing i can do to fight this is to show in the way a child shows a bully in the playground i ain't scared of you and the best thing i can do is go on being the best writer i can be and to lead as open a professional and personal life as i can and that's just a way of saying that there may be this danger and it's a terrible thing and an ugly thing and we need to fight it and we need to defeat it, but we don't have to hide under the bed. >> reporter: the fbi is now part of this investigation helping authorities learn more about the suspect, the motivation and whether or not this was part of some bigger plot to kill salman rushdie. of course, investigators still trying to go through a lot of information they're gathering including a backpack. they were waiting for a search warrant to go through that and also electronics and phones. authorities have a lot more to work through and we have yet to learn a lot more. >>> in ukraine, a stern warning about the situati

now facing a murder charge is that elderly man died after a ten day fight for his life. 35 year old antoinee murder. new york state has asked inmates for several laws, referring to people in jail as "incarcerated individuals" instead. a release from democratic governor says the measure will "reduce harmful stigma by correcting outdated terminology as regards to "justice involved into vigils." dna technology that didn't exist 40 years ago has evidently helped solve it decades old cold case in northern california. a hawaii man arrested in connection with a 1982 rape and stabbing death of 15-year-old. senior correspondent laura ingle has the fascinating story of the fight to bring justice to that victim and her loved ones. good evening, laura. >> shannon, as the technology of investigative genetic genealogy continues to improve, so does the hope for many families who are still waiting for answers years and sometimes decades after their loved ones fell victim to brutal crimes. now, for one notorious case out of northern california, there could be closure or a murder that seemed unsolvable until

mary wendy's in arizona last month, police saying the video here 35 year old antoine kendrick punched head on the floor, and he has since died from his injuries. police say the worker punched the man as he was complaining about his food. kendrick now faces a second degree murder charge. russian forces launched new strikes in ukraine, turning russian occupied crimea into a battleground. nine russian warplanes were reportedly destroyed at an airbase last week and an ammunition depot on the peninsula blew up yesterday . fox news alex hogan tells us while authorities ukrainian authorities have stopped short of publicly claiming responsibility. president vladimir zelensky alluded to ukrainian attacks behind enemy lines. russian missiles striking the ukrainian ports city of odessa overnight, wounding several people and sparking a massive fire in the city of michael. i've dozens of homes were destroyed as shelling rained down. the strikes come just one day after a military depot was hit in russian held crimea fires burned at the facility on wednesday. ukrainian officials did not take credit

. >> that was secretary of state antoine blinken addressing a international summit in cambodia, confirmingo discuss a prisoner exchange to free wnba star brittney griner and another detained american paul whelan. whelan was arrested in russia in 2018 on charges of spying. that he and his family absolutely deny. he was convicted and sentenced to 16 years in prison back in 2020. let's bring back nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander. peter, what are you hearing from the white house on efforts to bring brittney griner home? >> reporter: you know, mika, what was most striking to me is the real pressure that the white house has been facing and as a reaction to that, the president's comments on this, his statement that was released yesterday, literally came out within five minutes of the announcement that the russian court had find brittney griner guilty and the sentence would be nine years, an extraordinarily long sentence for what was a minor crime. 99% of these crimes as they are in russia are convicted. it is not a real court system the way that we view it. it was another