i have laid down the gauntlet and askew to step up.p up for this country, including me. in the 34 years since i became a member of parliament, as you are probably aware, i have been attacked for what i believe but it has not changed my core values and sadly many of the problems we face then are still with us. in 1983, before many in this room were born, i stood up many in this room were born, i stood up in parliament for the first time and use my maiden speech to condemn deeply damaging cuts in public services and our precious national health service. the tragedy is i could make the same speech today and it would once again hold as true today as it did then. between then and now, i have learned first—hand how the privilege of being a member of parliament could help to achieve change, profound and lasting change. at the time, in 1983, young protesters were being shot dead on the streets by the racist apartheid regime in south africa. nelson mandela and hundreds of national african congress leaders were in prison. the conservative govern

. >> reporter: for several hours after the accident, the boat with gear askew sits on the beach. the lone survivor trying to make sense of how what should have been a good day turned >> my boyfriend did his best trying to save brian's life. >> reporter: wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> a former prostitute convicted in the death of a google executive is fighting to stay in the u.s. alex tichelman served nearly two years in the santa clara county jail. he was immediately taken into custody by yimgs agents. she pleaded guilty for involuntary manslaughter for the death of her client, forest hayes. police say she injected the married father of five with heroin and when he started to overdose on his yacht, she stepped over his body and left him. >>> mountain view police have arrested a man aduesed of having an i appropriate relationship with a minor and now police say there could be more victims. officers arrested brandon yamagata on sunday. he's accused of exposing himself to a woman in a parking lot. police say yamagata admitted to an inappropriate relationship with a teenager. >> you

short weeks since i book has come out, countless examples make headline news has confirmed just how askew our society has found itself when it comes to reality. the week my book was released, the boy scouts announced it will essentially go coed by allowing members of either biological sex to participate. to quote their ceo, we realize that referring to birth certificate as a reference point is no longer sufficient. when i heard this come i wondered how long until the girl scouts were pressured to go in the same direction. only to learn after a brief research that the girl scouts had already announced that biological boys could participate if they self identified as girls. the following week, the british medical association published guidelines for employers suggesting that the phrase expect mother was not inclusive enough and proposed in that the phrase pregnant people in addition to suggesting people use the phrase chest beating instead of breast-feeding, but someone be offended by the fact that many men and only women can bear and birth children. this may seem laughable in their terms i

for some customers today, a problem with the banking appm basically meant that payments went askew. you but can we start with uk gdp. consumer appears to have pulled in its horns a little bit. is that a temporary thing that struck will it go on further throughout 2017? we are beginning to see one of the reasons why theresa may thought it was a good idea to call the election soon. we have had a bit of a honeymoon period since the referendum last year. the uk economy has held up much better than people expected. we are now beginning to see the impact of that fall in sterling you mentioned. it is raising the cost of imports. inflation is rising. household earnings crucially are not rising as fa st earnings crucially are not rising as fast as inflation. consumer spending power is being crimped and we're beginning to see that in the figures. the interesting thing about this, it has resulted in a rebalance of the economy. consumption is pulling back a little bit. manufacturing still grew by .5% in the first quarter. the law of unintended consequence plays out? the first quarter. the law o

but their internal polling was obviously askew. >> i was just going to say there are a couple of different data points. there are polls we were all looking at. most people expected hillary clinton would win because the polls said she would win. internally they do these surveys, quick horserace questions to people across the country. what they didn't have going on at the end was tracking polling, sort of traditional polling of what people are doing the last few weeks, which some people on the campaign would have believed would have been a check on the information they were getting from the other sources. host: you write about the campaign manager, quote, his obsession with control served him well but colleagues saw his self-interest coming at the cost of the candidate. he had begun to develop a reputation for caring as much about his own brand as he did about hillary getting elected. guest: one of the stories we talk about in this book is how he had responsibilities taken from him quietly, never quite got out during the campaign, but there was forming a super six which -- key advisors handl

in 2018, if anything goes askew, it will be then. >> the one thing that stood out to me from what janetid yesterday is that 4.5% unemployment is low what she considers for employment. that if weimply continue to go down that they would want to raise rates faster. you cannot guarantee it, but it could imply that. ,f we do get a fiscal stimulus where of a going to get the people to do the jobs with them for structure? -- infrastructure? the fiscal stimulus is on the demand side, it will create inflation which the fed has to lean into which would offset the fiscal multiplier you might get. that is why the markets would be happier if they got more supply-side is go stimulus that could raise the output levels without inflation. then, the fed is off the hook. jonathan: we come into 2017 with a bit of a consensus. it was the dollar showing strong. where is the path of least resistance now, vince? >> i think, overall, the u.s. economy starts to get a bit stronger again, and the fed delivered on the hikes. i think the dollar will get slightly stronger. clearly, a big chunk of the dollar recovery