i time and i'm not sure there was any is a better person now.— is a better person now.son now. i think we may forget so _ is a better person now. i think we may forget so many _ is a better person now. i think we may forget so many years - is a better person now. i think we may forget so many years on - is a better person now. i think we may forget so many years on just| is a better person now. i think we - may forget so many years on just how passionate all those debates were. how important was it to him that scotland remained part of the uk? it was fundamentally part of his values, he did the better together campaign because he wanted to do it for the benefit of his country and he wasted up and represented people in scotland. he was a big figure both in the uk labour government but he was calm and measured and golden brown described him as having impeachable integrity and i think that sums him up. when he was in number 11 as chancellor, i think maggie's baking helped a little bit to make sure he was the most popular chancellor for a long time.— chancellor for a long t

can we play better? definitely, and we wilt _ can we play better? definitely, and we will.nt _ we will. but today was a super important experience for the group. it's important experience for the group. it's a _ important experience for the group. it's a tough — important experience for the group. it's a tough week, a really tough week_ it's a tough week, a really tough week for— it's a tough week, a really tough week for the boys, it's a tough week, a really tough weekforthe boys, coming here it's a tough week, a really tough week for the boys, coming here and playing _ week for the boys, coming here and playing a _ week for the boys, coming here and playing a game against a team who lets you _ playing a game against a team who lets you suffer. and it's not cool, it's difficult — lets you suffer. and it's not cool, it's difficult to stay in the game but we — it's difficult to stay in the game but we had our moments like that a lot. but we had our moments like that a lot 50 _ but we had our moments like that a lot 50 it's— but we had our moments like that a lot. so it's all

and things do look a little better. the key word there is a little better.ledges was to cut the debt, and that is not happening yet either. where will the growth come from? i either. where will the growth come from? ~' . ., ., . either. where will the growth come from? ~' ., , from? i think the economic capacity looks a bit better, _ from? i think the economic capacity looks a bit better, the _ from? i think the economic capacity looks a bit better, the economic- looks a bit better, the economic future does not look that great. next year, election year, the 0br is also forecasting household incomes to actually be falling, and they are expecting the kind of low growth, 0.7%, basically stagnation going on. i don't think it is strong growth, it isjust i don't think it is strong growth, it is just that the past looked better than we thought it did. it is good news, but most of us are more worried about the future. where is growth going to come from? what the chancellor is hoping is that his measures to give incentives to businesses to invest will make a big diff

do better? they're less likely live in poverty they're less likely they're more likely to graduate high school, mor' likely less likely to get in trouble in school for they're less likely to i be a whole host of outcome. in the question is why? in a big part of it unsurprisingly is income difference. as have a second pair in the household earning capacity parents tend to bring in more income than one parent alone. single mother households versus married parent households it is about two -- one. the majority of moms work now is not surprising tends to have about twice as much income. an income is really protective to kids. it affords a lot of opportunities. we know this. we know this we have lots of evidence so income is a big part of the story but is not the whole story. second pair in the household i see this in the data, unite both of this as parents and kids will tell you. kids take a lot of time. we see kids who live in two-parent remarried parent aret households have more parental time. so

and its memory is better . eventually. yes. and its memory is better.hese games and find out what works, what work. yes. works, what doesn't work. yes. so you got that. but when so you got that. yes. but when you're dealing with things with us, an element of the human emotion involved in order to create a decision. >> the point is it's artificial intelligence. we're not making human intelligence in a machine . human intelligence in a machine. we are making artificial intelligence . no, but i'm intelligence. no, but i'm asking, is it limited ? asking, is it limited? >> is it limited in what it what can achieve? because it can't decide to do something because it wants to? >> yes . probably it wants to? >> yes. probably limited in that it will. we hope that it will remain something that takes instruction. we hope so. yeah. that it won't say, i want to paint a ceiling and it then produces something better than the sistine chapel because i have a need to do it . the sistine chapel because i have a need to do it. but but, but given the exponential way it will

that seems so -- >> got me better than google does. >> it gets you better than google. >> more accurate. >> i don't know if i want to know that. okay. >> i'll do it when i -- i'll let you know. >> see if i pass. >> thank you. >>> fighting a successful reit is no small feat. we'll speak with the c oeof reality income. we'll be right back on "power lunch." power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley. across the globe, industries are transforming and businesses need to navigate the changing landscape to stay ahead. when you partner with barclays, every change leads to a bold possibility. you have the vision. we have the insights, financial solutions and

i and more importantly that people are better looked after.— better looked after.fter. i want to move | on to another topic, another matter which concerns you as soon as she came back to work. that was you describing in your statement as soon as she came back you quickly realised there were very serious problems with the cabinet office team in part because they told to, members of staff, they were working under great pressure and were unhappy. and you describe at least one of the responses to that problem was conducting a review, as we will see, something you did in early may of 2020. we will look at documents in a minute but we will see i think that she worked first of all with martin reynolds, the political private secretary for the prime minister, someone we are familiar with and gave evidence earlier this week. also an official called john owen who we have not seen so much. can you tell us what his job was? he can you tell us what his “0b was? he was can you tell us what his job was? he was the principal secretary to the cabinet _ was the principal secretary to

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you could use resources instead of replacing it and that would make us better off. this came from being at a kids birthday party thinking aboutut how to things, when growing up your parents they don't get in a car with strangers. get all this candy thinking we do know any of the people who made this for clinical sold it to us. strangers. and yet we're eating it because we trust the brand name. we get it, we get a lift or an uber because we have a very, very solid rating system helping us to understand that we can in fact get in a car with a stranger and not worry about being murdered, being being sort of taken somewhere and and poorly when when you look at a snickers bar, again, you know, no one probably who anything to do with getting that snickers bar to you and yet by virtue of by virtue of power of the brand name, you're able and willing, and then in the case of a lot of kids, enthusiastic about taking candy from strangers because they know that if they if they don't provide a high quality product, you're not going to buy again, you might they might you might ev

i suspect the goal 'ust better in autumn? i suspect the goal just before _ better in autumn?etter in autumn? i suspect the goal just before autumn one. _ better in autumn? i suspect the goal just before autumn one. one - better in autumn? i suspect the goal just before autumn one.— just before autumn one. one word rediction just before autumn one. one word prediction of— just before autumn one. one word prediction of the _ just before autumn one. one word prediction of the election - just before autumn one. one word prediction of the election which i just before autumn one. one word| prediction of the election which i'm not sure there is a good time. thank you so much to our panel. let's take a really quick look at some of the front pages. the telegraph and the interesting thing about some of these photos in the telegraph and also in the times and the i, that was 0had, who we had been taught about earlier. i think they have used a still from harris video. that's all from us tonight. to have a good weekend, goodbye for now. she and her mother, daniele, now on home soil. but fo

we want it to better align and we want them to use their authority under the fair housing act to better align so we really could impact the proliferation of redlining in the united states. it has been over 40 years since we had the community reinvestment act, but we still have not seen a decrease in the ratio of homeownership and the wealth gap. >> in fact, it is worse. >> it is worse. and we haven't seen a lot of decline in redlining. the justice department has been bringing a record number of redlining complaints. they just snatched one of my staff who is the leading redlining expert in the united states. they just took her and they will be doing some more redlining cases. so the proliferation of redlining has not dissipated that much in the intervening 45 years. we were -- what we were compelling the regulators to do is use their full authority under the fair housing act their obligation to affirmatively further fair housing and include a more keen focus on race and national origin within this rule, and that. that is a huge disappointment. what the regulators had been telling me it i

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it will not solve -- and it will not make this country better.ger, your anger, your anger against the truth is reprehensible. when you think about the problems, when you think about the problems that our country and this world is facing, when you think about that, this type of pettiness, this type of pettiness is beneath, beneath the process of electing a president. and as people, as people watch today, as people watch today if your arguments are so strong, if you're arguments are so great and mine are so bad, then just keep quiet. let me make my arguments and means you can reject them out at hand but the problem is, the problem is, the problem is he feared the truth. the problem is you want to shout down any voice that says anything different. than what you want to hear and you can continue to do it and believe me, believe me it doesn't bother me one bit. i will tell you what does. i will tell you what does bother me. as we stand, as we stand today and watch the atrocities that are going on in israel, that's what we should spend our time talking

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the banks or a better deal from the insurance companies. that is illegal. the normal person cannot inflate value of properties in order to get a benefit. >> reporter: trump and his sons have blamed their accounting firm mazars for any errors. >> it's a case that should've never been brought. >> reporter: when asked about the charges today, trump erupted, calling valuations of mar-a-lago disgraceful. "she should be ashamed of herself" trump said of james, who spoke outside the court. >> the numbers don't lie. and mr. trump obviously can engage in all of these distractions, and that is exactly what he did. >> reporter: but amid the clashes, trump notably knowledge that he has a hand in his properties evaluations, saying "i would look at them. i would see them. and i would maybe on occasion have some suggestions." asked by the state attorney whether he ever thought the values were off, trump said "yes, on occasion. both high and low." >> norah: and robert costa is back with us after that dramatic testimony. i have to ask you since you're out c

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their reality is that they said they feel better or they felt better when trump was in office.ve been trying to push back. we've got some very popular african-american artists that are saying we got checks when trump was in office. we want those checks again. we have an issue when it relate toes civics in this country and people not understanding exactly how any of these works. >> judge jeanine: and morning joe is having a new meltdown over biden's bad poll numbers. he thinks the problem is that they're not going after trump hard enough. >> whoever inside the white house is telling joe biden not to attack donald trump, stop it! seriously! stop it, all right? and maybe start a lawn service with push lawn mowers, because you don't know what you're doing. you don't know what you're talking about and you're costing the president. >> judge jeanine: all right. harold, how condescending is it for an african-american congresswoman to say that black americans are basically too dumb to understand civics and reality? >> harold: i think any politician that is condescending when they say th

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better.ut are watching it to try to pinpoint the timing better.— are watching it to try to pinpoint the timing better. but fog and frost for the moment. _ the timing better. but fog and frost for the moment. thank _ the timing better. but fog and frost for the moment. thank you, - the timing better. but fog and frostj for the moment. thank you, helen. and before we go, family, friends and former colleagues of the bbc news reader george alagiah have gathered at st martins in the fields in london to remember his life. george died injuly at the age of 67, after being diagnosed with bowel cancer nine years ago. those who went to remember him today heard some reflections written by george, and read by his friend, sophie raworth. we end today's programme with george, in his own words. choir sings if you haven't already told the peeple _ choir sings if you haven't already told the people you _ choir sings if you haven't already told the people you love _ choir sings if you haven't already told the p

we want to help startups and operators get better at building.think there are other mechanisms for accountability. we think the startups will have signatories and say, have they developed on those commitments? they'll be looking at those startups and saying, if you want to sell into intersurprise, big, sophisticated companies will want some level of trust about what you're building and selling. from a sales perspective, that's an accountability mechanism. there's going to be accountability increasingly for more than one place, and that's a good thing. >> yes. so if you want money for instance from general catalyst, and you're a startup, you better sign, you know, you better sign onto this and follow those rules and then when you make that product and you want to sell it to salesforce, salesforce is going to say, have you signed onto the rules? and there will be this way of enforcing it that way. >> yeah. i don't want to speak for general -- >> i was just using an example. >> for sure. i think for sure you will see a signatory and understand that

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for a better tomorrow, we're focused on making plastics better today. >> greg: when boats, planes andget stuck should mayor pete only get a buck? late tuesday house of reps voted to slash transportation secretary buttigieg to one dollar. down from $236,000. pete's only meaningful income from his paper route. one lousy measly dollar. to make that money you have to make that money from me. margeory taylor green used it -- instead of actual transportation stuff. when your train derails you can be happy transneuro diverse woman of color. watch. >> deserving and tax payor-funded paycheck about job performance. not about personalities of identity politics. this is about defunding paycheck to a dollar is a dollar too high. american tax payors don't want to pay for pete buttigieg to get awards for the way people have sex. >> greg: great, there is a way for the way people have sex? it is not it is first time they slashed official salaries to defense secretary. didn't go anywhere. it is never going to happen to mayor pete. like a train under pete's leadership idea dead it its tracks. if biden c

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we are better than that, we can show a better— better than that, we can show a better version of ourselveselves than we did so frustration that i don't — than we did so frustration that i don't think dortmund have seen — i don't think dortmund have seen the _ i don't think dortmund have seen the best of newcastle. that — seen the best of newcastle. that always leaves, when you are in — that always leaves, when you are in my _ that always leaves, when you are in my shoes, a feeling of frustration, but we have to accept _ frustration, but we have to accept it. _ frustration, but we have to accept it, we delivered it, and we look— accept it, we delivered it, and we took to— accept it, we delivered it, and we look to the future now. and dortmund sit top, courtesy of milan's comeback at the san siro to beat psg. olivier giroud with the decisive goal in their 2—1win — their first of this champions league campaign. the victory puts milan back in contention to qualify for the knockouts. and in tuesday's other games — a hammering for scottish champions celtic, who were reduced to 10 men. they lost

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better to do it at the bridge and i think— even better to do it at the bridge and i think obviously, i think everything i do this— of emma leaving, i think everything i do this year is obviously thankful to her~ _ i do this year is obviously thankful to her. it— i do this year is obviously thankful to her. , ., ., to her. it is not quite time for ha es to her. it is not quite time for hayes to _ to her. it is not quite time for hayes to wave _ to her. it is not quite time for hayes to wave goodbye - to her. it is not quite time for i hayes to wave goodbye just yet, she's got her sights set on an unprecedented third successive league title before then. so long because nothing tripped her up. michael radford, bbc news. in scotland — hibernian have leapfroged their city rivals hearts into fifth place in the women's premier league, thanks to two quick second—half goals from american strikerjorian baucom — the first coming here after the keeper spilt the ball in front of her. three minutes later she got her second, heading in from that corner. hearts pulled one back but lost 2—1 — their

and that would have made us better off. that would've made us even better off then. then we would have been in the world with the broken window. what's the meaning of your title? strangers candy. so this actually came from at a kid's birthday party and. i was thinking about how you might kind of two things. one, when you're growing up, your parents say, don't get in a car with strangers and everyone says, don't take candy from strangers. and i'm at this birthday party and looking at all this candy and thinking we don't know any of the people who made this. we don't know any of the people who sold it to us. this is literally, literally candy from strangers. and yet we're eating it because we trust the brand name. we get it, we get a lift or an uber because we have a very, very solid rating system helping us to understand that we can in fact get in a car with a stranger and not worry about being murdered, being being sort of taken somewhere and and poorly when when you look at a snickers bar, again, you know, no one probably who anything to do with getting that snicker

were both are better than expectation earnings target $2.10 a share better than the estimate at dallasget the revenue coveted at $25.4 billion better than the estimate which is 25-point to $4 billion waiting here on same-store sales in terms of the quarter at target, the stock is on the move up a present. investors reacted to the better than expected numbers. $25.4 billion in revenue justin earnings coming in at $2.10 a share versus an estimate of a dollar 48. >> they finally got it right at target, this is a stock down to 60, this morning 118 down for 260, it was a new low yesterday a new 52 week low yesterday they may have finally righted the ship first it was inventories in the woke merchandise that rubs customers the wrong way maybe they finally ride the ship. maria: they also guided their next quarter lower. eps guidance, they're down 90 to 260 versus 222 that is actually better but the guidance beyond is lower. stacy, your thoughts? on these numbers? >> i suspect the upside is on the gross margin. maria: let me point out same-store down 4.9%. >> that is closely consensus was down

they given better turns.efore you go can you give our audience an idea how big the trump organization, is because they would have you think it's some big corporation, and how would they know all the things. it's a teeny tiny place. >> in the world of business, the trump organization, especially at this top, is a tightening organization. of no consequence to the rest of the world. trump used to claim, he was the biggest developer in new york. he wasn't among the top ten in new york. and the important issue from the matter he was talking about on the interest rate is, the banks may not have loan money to them at all, had they known not only the real financial condition of the trump organization but this preposterous -- certain by the older sons what we have nothing to do with the. eric said i poured concrete. he's never poured a yard of concrete in this life. i've been trying to imagine if my wife, who ran a 600 million dollar enterprise as see if she had taking the view that, well i've never seen that part of

we know that kids do better. okay. so then the question is, and what do i mean by do better they're less likely to live in poverty, more likely to graduate high school, they're more likely graduate college, they're more likely to have higher earnings and be married themselves adulthood. they're less likely to get in trouble in school. they're less likely to be involved in the criminal justice system, whole host of outcomes. so then the question is why? and a big part of it unsurprising only is income differences, right? and so one of the things that a married or two parent home tends do is have a second parent in the household with capacity. and so just as a matter of simple math, two parents tend to bring in more income. one parent alone and you look at the median income of, you know, single mother households, married parent households, it's about 2 to 1. right. so you remember the majority of moms now. so it's also not surprising that two parent household tends to have twice as much income and. income is really prote

there's a better opportunity for rain. i think wednesday afternoon, evening, and then for sure, on friday, saturday, when the low starts to move, that that'll be the key. that'll put us closer into the dynamic mix and the upper level divergence, which will help. but today it's mainly just north and it will i think, be there won't be too much here if you're south, you're good to go, although it will be warm. it's 70s. looks likely. then finally, wednesday afternoon, i think things pick up a little bit and then friday into the weekend. yes, but by saturday this system is gone. forecast models. it depends on which one you use are really struggling with this. they've been struggling since last friday. some of these amounts might verify, i think, south they will eventually, but it's going to take a while to get there 60s to 70s morning rain mainly north south breeze. so mild lows, mostly cloudy, warm, more sun south with 70s. i mean, morgan hill down to san martin, gilroy, hollister could be on the warm side here wednesday afte

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. >> mic, check that is better? get better for this sightseeing excursion. >> reporter: if there is anyone who has a fink or the pulse of the tourism of san francisco. >> you look to the right. >> reporter: it is kirk. >> and this is broadway street coming up. >> reporter: he drives a hop on, hop off bus for sightseeing tours >> i have been doing there 15 years. >> reporter: and understandably so the last few have been a challenge. he says the situation this year has improved. he noticed more international tourists on his buss >> we are doing pretty good. it could be a lot better. >> reporter: noticeable absent or less common at least, tourists from asia. more specifically from china. >> they make up a lot of the population that comes here and we have not been seeing them. >> reporter: san francisco may soon start to see that change. and that he says will be a big deal. >> it matters to me. i make a living doing this. the more tourists the better it is, you know, it is better for me and the company and san francisco

you think, how can you make it better for them?things better for the remote county nestled in the appalachian mountains recruit, shooting and retaining teachers here has always been tough. it's a salary problem. it's a workforce development problem. in charleston at the west virginia department of education, dr. carla warren. there must be a shift, because if we do not address the talent pool, if we do not address the teacher pipeline, we're going to see permanent damage to our economy. you can't make a change if you can't start from within. so the state turning to high school students like laiken seabolt, the daughter of a coal miner and by the end of this module, we will definitely have a better idea. she's part of a pilot program in mcdowell and 30 other districts in west virginia, connecting high schools with state universities to fast track students toward degrees in education. they can complete one year of their college education towards a bachelor's degree in education at no cost to that student. while they're still in high

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off national security was better off the border clearly was better foreign affairs i harder joe scarborough other day talk about joe biden is really doing excellently on foreign you affairs diplomacy front. why? how can you possibly come to that conclusion when at peace a few years ago, now we have two very hot wars with united states right plug in the middle of them, and we have been appeasing wrong people number one, iran, so honestly i just find it very hard to imagine why this current wave of let's call it trump nostalgia i think people remember the things much better before, i don't know why it won't continue i mean i have been thinking a lot about what is going to turn around for joe biden? maybe the economy gets a little bit better maybe peace breaks out in middle east although boy right now doesn't look that way i don't know, i don't know where we go from here. maria: another good point that you make that is foreign policy, you didn't see this kind of upset you didn't see wars you didn't see russia think they could go into ukraine using -- you didn't see hamas, try to, you know, att

and its memory is better . eventually. yes. and its memory is better.hese games and find out what works, what work. yes. works, what doesn't work. yes. so you got that. but when so you got that. yes. but when you're dealing with things with us, an element of the human emotion involved in order to create a decision. >> the point is it's artificial intelligence. we're not making human intelligence in a machine . human intelligence in a machine. we are making artificial intelligence . no, but i'm intelligence. no, but i'm asking, is it limited ? asking, is it limited? >> is it limited in what it what can achieve? because it can't decide to do something because it wants to? >> yes . probably it wants to? >> yes. probably limited in that it will. we hope that it will remain something that takes instruction. we hope so. yeah. that it won't say, i want to paint a ceiling and it then produces something better than the sistine chapel because i have a need to do it . the sistine chapel because i have a need to do it. but but, but given the exponential way it will

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