tom: is appropriate to end this hour with marc chandler.ook "political economy of tomorrow" looks at the astrology of the foreign-exchange system. he is chief market strategist at bannockburn. i want to go back to 1992. i believe john major and the modern collapse of the british financial system, yes, there were a few other moments along the way. compare and contrast what is coming for governor bailey and what john major dealt with in 1992 with the sterling collapse. marc: in 1992 the u.k. was part of the exchange rate that limited how much the sterling could move. now the u.k. has been limited by that band and sterling has collapsed. yesterday chairman powell talk about channing -- channeling paul volcker but i think it is governor bailey who is doing it. the bank big whit is forecasting contraction in the gdp next year and will be stagnant in 2024. not only hiking rates, but they also announced that starting in september -- tom: what will be the lessons. marc chandler, how does the ecb, in a more conservative block at the ecb as represent

. >> jesse: chandler. >> greg: chandler. that's about it for you. >> jesse: yeah. you know you're always on your phone with texting. that's your circle. and then you have the outer circle, which are your contacts, associates, people you're familiar with. you don't see a lot. you text occasionally. then you have randos that you hear from and see once a year. that is pretty healthy. >> dana: where do i fit in that? >> jesse: you're in there. >> dana: which ring? >> jesse: you're in a ring. i'm not talking about guys. i don't text women. >> greg: there you go. judge, i replenish my friends when i run out. you ever run out of friends? time for new friends. like going to the store, pick them up. >> jesse: they're expensive now. >> jeanine: does that mean you remove them or day or -- >> greg: i'm the pain in the ass friend. >> jesse: no kidding. >> greg: i'll say i haven't heard from that person. it's me. i never blame them. >> jeanine: it's have about ten close friends. you know, then 20. you have to like yourself, okay? >> greg: i'm my own best friends. greg gutfeld. j

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. >> reporter: lieutenant erin chandler is one of the officers on the boat. remember seeing her during the missile simulation where she, among other duties in the exercise, carried the key to the commander. >> i really want to be an example for other female submariners. especially for enlisted since a lot of those that have female officers still don't have female enlisted. we are just as capable, just as deserving of a chance to serve. >> reporter: an average patrol can last for months at a time. months where you're cut off from the outside world. even though the sub bristles with the latest in technology, one thing missing, the internet. opportunities for contact with friends and family are few and fleeting. >> right now, when we're 500 feet below the ocean, i have almost no way of getting in touch with anybody because i can't communicate through the water. so for the most part, i have to come up to periscope depth, put an antenna out of the water, be able to copy information from the satellite. >> reporter: going to periscope depth, which is roughly 60 feet

they're investigating the lawhead's case, but a suspect has not been identified at this time the chandlering 11 wedding thefts in the area to rankin >> if you brieelieve you are a victim of rankin going into your wedding and stealing the wedding box police give police a call. >> reporter: rankin facing counts of third degree burglary. they found a couple checks that had been stolen from wedding venues in his possession police confirmed he is a former deputy the former deputy has a criminal history that includes drug possession and criminal trespassing charges he's pled guilty to. he said he attended the weddings to hear the wedding vows because he was going that you divorce. lawhead says she didn't know rankin and he wasn't invited to the wedding. >> he was a member of the community, he had served in law enforcement. so that kind of just makes you feel like you were violated in some way >> reporter: she and her husband plan to press charges against rankin, whether or not they get any money back lawhead says the experience won't spoil their wedding memories >> he may get the money, you abo

. >> they've been doing it since preschool >> reporter: stacy feely posted this on facebook when chandler was only three years old. >> she said she was practicing for a lockdown drill and what you would do if you were stuck in the bathroom my heart sank. >> and you felt something about your daughter's sense of innocence at that time >> i really thought that, okay, this is a very fast way of growing up >> reporter: some schools began holding lockdown drills in the wake of columbine 23 years ago. today, more than 95% of public schools conduct them >> locks, lights, out of sight >> reporter: at van dine elementary school in santa cruz, lockdown drills happen four times a year, something veteran fifth grade teacher elizabeth olivia wasn't expecting >> no. never in my wildest imagination. >> it takes your breath away. >> our children should not have to have this fear >> reporter: but is all of this preparation doing more harm than good a recent study showed lockdown drills led to increased rates of depression, stress, and anxiety for students of all ages >> it is very anxiety-provoking. it can

that was already enough to motivate me to say it's really high chandler, something's tune. alessandra jeremy follows dr. wilbur's advice and drastically alters his diet. the result of the change to his lifestyle speaks for itself. quite robinson, ties on his gums, had pockets with depths of 11 to 12 millimeters. but in some cases, they're almost gone when we applied both a classic oral hygiene. cleaning protocol is mr. rami did, and simultaneously changed the diet. that is long term condition is already stabilized, shows diets important role. and i wouldn't wanna deal with poly phenol. rich fruits and vegetables are effective in reducing inflammation. color intensive varieties contained especially high levels of anti oxidant substances. these vegetables don't just contain poly phenol. they're also rich in nitrate. to what extent regular consumption of nitrate rich vegetables influences ginger vitus is being researched by dr. yvonne and yoko schneider of the vents burg dental clinic, a salad jew strength with the defined nitrate content was produced for a study. the task group drank th

. >> we're presenting the chandler school... >> reporter: these berkeley, california, eighth gradersg their own lessons on life. >> education is the key to fighting racism and stereotypes and biases. >> i could do that. >> reporter: it's what 14-year- old mina fedor says she and her classmates have experienced firsthand. >> i was just walking down the street with my mom, and this, like, random lady on the street, like, coughed in her face. >> reporter: as attacks on asian americans spiked, she took action. >> i am saddened by others being attacked. >> reporter: organizing a youth rally last spring. >> i was sort of expecting, like, 50 people. but then it ended up being over 1,200 people. >> reporter: that inspired her to start a.a.p.i. youth rising, which developed a plan encouraging schools to teach asian american history. >> it's very crucial to i guess sort of changing people's minds, undoing stereotypes. >> reporter: what do you hope other young asian americans can learn from you? >> i guess that they have power, too. >> reporter: one of those most moved their eighth grade math t

we look at these phone calls between leaders between president, in this case, president putin in chandler shoals, of course we have 2 versions, one from the kremlin and one from germany since porton to look at the sources there . so i see several phone calls between both locations, but it will need to be seen if it will actually have any consequences on the g 7 meeting. and i understand that foreign minister a cool labor a who is also after g 7 as a guest urged ministers to put an embargo on a russian oil. is a decision decision rather, expect expected on that today. it's it not for all the countries in europe is it is so easy to talk about an all and borrow because of course, the dependence from some european countries to russian oil is higher. it's of course on the agenda is the g 7 for a ministers have set that they will support ukraine, which is heard that in just a barrell, the foreign affairs, a commissioner of the you set that have a 1000000000 euros military 8 will also it be sent to ukraine, as stephanie down a table that will need to see if it will be in a press segment that thi

while we have different types of documents, we have speeches by sion, jones, former potty secretary chandler, who said that if anyone seeks to escape in the context he spoke of when they're being arrested, shoot to kill, you're authorized to so and a local police fire to said at the police authorities in the camps. if trainees seek to escape, then the police can fire wanting shot can. they're not required to proudly. and if they did, any continues to escape, they are to shoot to kill. that's the chinese. what very significant findings are, how to fire asleep. she jumping himself to the atrocity even much more so than before. she jumping was closely informed not only about the mass in 10 minutes, which proceeded according to a 5 year plan agreed between beijing and the local region. but also he knew that the camps were overcrowded, and then he ordered officials to make resources available for more prison guards from police guards for expanding camps and building new camps. and obviously also incredible are the images, especially of the police throws pakistan's government has banned the plan p

in the next 48 hours, but i am confident that they're, after there will be a possibility. german chandler or law shoulds however, hasn't given up ho he and his colleagues will come up with the united decision. and this last issue of what i'm hearing of vance is over, there could be executive hunter and sooner or later on just getting them or either your countries are getting increasingly irritated, the blog is moving forward. so slowly latvia, which as a border with russia, has been pushing for an embargo on all russian energy, is only money. ukrainians are paying with their license if we get bogged down only in thinking about money. but then what is the sense of our union? besides oil e o, leaders are discussing more financial support for ukraine and global food shortages due to the war. but despite a long agenda, it is the deadline with hungary that overshadows the discussions. let's look at this with daniel baylock. he's a canadian lawyer living in ukraine. he's previously worked as chief investment advisor to the prime minister. now he's a member of the countries, a territorial defens

in chandler shoals, of course, we have 2 versions, one from the kremlin, and one from germany, and sporting to look at the sources there. so i see several phone calls between both locations, but it will need to be seen if it will actually have any consequences on that. you have a meeting and add to that same meaning of g, some foreign ministers in germany. ukraine accused russia of preferring wars to talks attending the summit as a guest, ukrainian foreign minister to metro, co, labour called on the gathered representatives of some of the world's largest industrialized economies to step up armed supplies to his country and put more pressure on russia or this, as you foreign affairs in chief, joseph burrell, used the meeting to announce another half a 1000000000 euros and military aid to ukraine. g 7 countries are promised to support ukraine until victory and ease of use. chief international editor richard walker is at the g 7 meeting in mason house in northern germany and santas . this assessment, unity is very much the buzzword here at the g. 7 form and assess meeting in a blustery north a

after talks in berlin with katara, amir, a shaker time, im bill al tarney chandler shoulds said germany would construct infrastructure to import liquefied natural gas by ship guitar wants to start sending out g to germany a by 2024. and one of germany's former chancellors has resigned from the board of russia's state oil company rosin. f and gerhard shirt was facing mounting criticism of his ties to russia. and this week the european parliament a call for him to face sanctions. if he didn't quit, mister shirt is also a long time friend of vladimir putin. the w political correspondent, simon young reports. for years gear, how excluded has been criticized for his closeness to russian interests. some called him the kremlin is chief lobbyist in germany. schroeder has refused to criticize the invasion of ukraine and he played down crimes committed by russian forces within the s p. d. the party that schroeder once led, many felt his bees were unacceptable. calls grew for him either to leave voluntarily or face expulsion. this week chancellor shalt himself added to that pressure. one more thin

ah, let's bring in our guess, we're all in india, joining us as a room chandler, as a car, a journalist at carbon brief, that's a website dedicated to news on climate and energy policy. she's joining us from them by improving our roxy matthew coal is a climate scientist. the indian institute of tropical meteorology. and the new jelly is madura joshua, who's a senior associate at the climate change. think tank a 3 g one will come to each of you. thanks so much for your time with us on inside story. roxie matthew, call this year as we've been reporting, has been particularly hot, particularly early. how concerning is this heat wave? not only because of its timing, but it's spread as well. you know, dirty small, or, i mean you're very from the, she's not easy. and because the large region for the, you know, pakistan read, you ist starting from the northwest pakistan. good northwest india to roger spun, which are out. and then to st. louis india and north india to watts off southeast india and east india alive your students like what he shot and go under traditional grammar. it's a large re

we have speeches by sion, jones, former party secretary chandler, who said that if anyone seeks to escape in the context he spoke of when they're being arrested should kill, you're authorized to do so. and the local police fire to say it at the police authorities in the camps. if trainees seek to escape, then the police can fire wanting shot can. they're not required to apparently and, and if they did any continues to escape. they are to shoot to kill. that's the chinese what very significant findings are, how to fire asleep. she jumping himself to the atrocity even much more so than before. she didn't pick was closely informed, not only about the mass and tournaments which proceeded according to a 5 year plan agreed between beijing and the local region. and also he knew that the camps were overcrowded, and then he ordered officials to make resources available for more prison guards for more police guards for expanding camps and building new camps. and obviously also incredible are the images, especially of the police drills. new pictures have emerged showing new k prime minister boys joh

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if you would imagine someone like raymond chandlerl someone like raymond chandler writing in south london was meant to be ostensibly a heavy, particularly in minder, there was a sort of vulnerability to him and almost sometime as an exasperation, really, at what life was throwing at him at all times. and he inhabited those rules to such a degree of success. and such authenticity, as well. of course, his career continued on the small screen with the success of new tricks and even little britain recognised, or celebrated, sort of the influence he had on them, david walliams and matt lucas, by spacing with the writing and singing the theme tune. and matt lucas tweeted today that he joined them onstage when they were on tour, basically the greatest moment of his entire career! and he worked on stage, too, he was an accomplished actor and starred in films, comedy is... his work spanned multiple genres it of course he was i was i was going to be remembered, i suppose, for those rose in minderand be remembered, i suppose, for those rose in minder and the sweeney and later in his career new trick

. >> the chandler school. >> reporter: these berkeley, california eighth graders are creating their own on life. >> education is the key to fighting racism and stereotypes and biases. >> reporter: it's what 14-year-old mina fedor says she and her classmates have experienced firsthand. >> i was just walking down the street with my mom, and this like random lady on the street like coughed in her face. >> reporter: as attacks on asian americans spiked, she took action. >> i was saddened by our elders being attacked. >> reporter: organized a youth rally last spring. >> i was sort expecting 50 people. but it ended up being over 1,200 people. >> reporter: that inspired her to start aapi youth rising which helped her develop a plan encouraging schools to teach asian american history. >> it's very crucial towards changing people's minds, undoing stereotypes. >> reporter: what do you hope that other young asian americans can learn from you? > i guess they have power too. >> reporter: one of those most moved, their eighth grade math teacher. >> really, i'm in awe and just amazed at what they are

so a chandler give it a risk and he's never, they're committed with this. leave it there when they get rod rod go like they. of course i'd be glad to collateral missile, wrote his heart was a good while as it were lovely to load the share of the man for us and either yes, while they're not only, i don't know what im dental are for the eclip in giggle. so coosaw there, coosaw the, yesterday i just got a theater. a put a letter there when you over to someone system where someone system can that it. yeah. where i am, i live in fuel. rather than like one there we're is we're out the details. but i the reason in santos, america, about one get it. by the way, i doubt there is didn't, will resort the month our as our name on those had you got to get some odd though more legally a top. i'm going to throw your leg what are going to get the boy nick and he had somebody june up in a a . so i knew it was is, i'm gonna dounia been a big why don't i go, do i have done up? i'm, i really am was argue with caliber diary wasn't going to say good bonia so that i am body sudde

mr. chandler, she did set the week to adams. yes. young. that meeting as 3 so bad should be done with yes. yes ma'am. good with your boss decided i'd be glad to love it. back on again with ah the journey has begun the faithful world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day now, but again, he is saying hello to wind h should do early winter. but most of argentina and chilly are enjoying laughter. wants done in the sunshine, but where the colder air has met, what is still pretty warm for the north and brazil you got this line of persistent rain, often thundering, sometimes producing flooding is gone through paraguay. it knocked a sentence. temperature back to a team is not yet reached, our pilot or rio, which is enjoying some late summer heat, if you like. north of that's mostly a fine picture to the pick up. the seasonal rains have been particularly heavy in french gonna and probably will do the same sort of thing, insert m and beyond to eastern venezuela. this hook of rain, just going back through bolivia, might give

our international correspondent matthew chandler is in moscow. >> reporter: night time on the cobblesotting its next steps. this is a rehearsal for the annual victory day parade. every may 9th commemorating the soviet defeat of nazi germany. it's also a dramatic stage for the krem rin to show case its military power and to celebrate it. i'm looking forward to its grand scale, say this moscow person. we will show the power and strength of our country, he says, though who really needs a reminder. these are the latest brutal images from ukraine where russia is continuing what it calls its special military operation if kremlin says this is also a fight against nazis. even though ukraine has a jewish president, it's being drilled into russians that their country's soldiers are yet again battling fashists. it's a comparison dismissed in the west which many russians seem prepared to accept. every year, i go to these rehearsals, says this man, who gives his name. i think this year, it's more special because of the special military operation happening in ukraine, he says. today i wave the flag

haidi: ines leigh chandler there. can listen to our podcast, australia decides. that is updated weekly as we head for the vote on may 21 and available whenever you get your podcasts. shery: for now let's get a quick check of the latest headlines. they are asking a court to let them vote as creditors in a debt restructuring of their brazil joint venture in filings obtained by bloomberg they have no conflict of interest. it will test brazil's new bankruptcy law which allows creditors to present their own restructuring plans. saudi aramco overtook apple as the world's most valuable company on surging oil prices and the ongoing weakness in tech stocks. aramco traded near its record high on wednesday with a market cap of about $2.43 trillion. earlier this year apple boasted a market value of $3 trillion but has fallen nearly 20%. panasonic says tesla asked it to speed up development of its next generation batteries. they said demand remains robust for its power sells including those it supplies to the leading ev maker. com

when i sit down at my computer than it all, like raymond chandler said you just throw up. that is what i do, i let it all out into my laptop, and write it that way, what was the question? >> how do you choose which of these events each day to write about? >> i have a list, i have a yellow memo pad with a list of about 25 books i want to write. it goes ever longer and the list, i am going to expire long before the list does. writing the book about maribel washington really got me interested in the 18th century so now i want to write something. something about morristown, not about valley forge, it was an encampment by the revolutionary army. it was actually far worse than valley forge, this has not been explored enough so i am thinking about writing a book about that. but, i am also writing a book about beau jangles. i had that idea from bill robinson, my father when he was a little boy used to go to new york city for the st. patrick's day parade. bill robinson would tapped it down fifth avenue in the parade, that always gave me goose bumps, and he was like that. and then,

drive it, and societal acceptance is going to drive it we are beyond that pilot stage in phoenix in chandlerd people can use an app, and hail and use it so it's a service we are providing there. san francisco obviously is denser, but -- and so there are more challenges. but i'm very confident that waymo is ahead of everyone else in that field, and -- but i think the progress will take some time, and we have to be patient. which as a company we are comfortable being so. >> many agree in the industry that you guys are way ahead. that's why i asked you that question do you think that it's five years away, more, or less, to seeing that adoption in a place, a dense place like new york city or san francisco >> in a dense place like new york where people are really using it, i would say it is five years away. >> five years, not ten though. >> safety trumps everything so, you know, i would let that be the guidance. >> right. >> you know, guys, it's a good point he has on safety, if you remember way back, that's what really derailed uber's autonomous vehicle, autonomous technology, ambitions was that

as is chandler. this is a major step for those 2 countries. they know that this war is about them. they know that if crudeness allowed to push forward and win this war, that they're going to be next on the russian agenda. and this is not new defendant. they've had this situation before the night in the late 1930's or early 40's when russia did invade finland, the fans were able to countered. but they lost a lot of territory to russia as result of that this is more than just ukraine, we're out of time. but i just want to ask you real quickly about u.s. readiness. we have sent. >> a large a number of javelins and stingers to a stinger missiles to ukraine. and because of the semiconductor shortage, we had a story earlier this week about concerns on how quickly manufacturers can turn out new supplies for for the u.s. to maintain our readiness. what are your concerns in that area? briefly? >> serious, serious concerns. that's my job. chairman of the readiness where that used a moment ago and readiness is many things and that is that we have a satisfactory reserve of military equipment o

i'm thinking about and then i sit down my computer then it all just like raymond chandler said, you know just throw up into your typewriter and that's what i do. i let it all out into my laptop and and write it that way but who's your question? right? how do you choose which of these events each time? you know i have melissa, i have a yellow legal tablet. i have a list of about 25 books. i want to write and it grows ever longer and the list. i'm going to expire long before the list does is that but you know, i right in the book for instance about mary ball washington really got me interested in the 18th century. so now on a right something about not about valley forge, but about morristown, which was actually it was winter encampment by the revolutionary army and it was actually far worse than valley forge and this is not been explored enough. so i'm thinking about writing about the book about that, but i'm also thinking about writing a book about about bojangles and i got that idea actually bill robinson my father when he was a little boy used to go to new york city for the saint patric

chandler, big stone gap police department. sergeant malik mazoo. police officer painter, bridgewater police department. campus safety officer, bridgewater college police department. police officer caleb d.olgevy. and police officer tray marshall sutton. today, we remember these names on the floor of the united states house of representatives, but they are already forever etched in the hearts of virginia's law enforcement officers, especially the men and women who knew them best and served alongside them and their families who mourn them and miss them. our hearts are with them as they remember their loved ones, reflect on their service, and we honor them. on behalf of a grateful commonwealth and a grateful country, i stand here to thank them for their heroism, the sacrifice, and their service. my hearts with their family as we honor these fallen officers today and every day. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: madam speaker

carl chandler.he reverend brown, by the way, says he plans to hold another meeting at san francisco city hall tomorrow he plans to announce the formation of a multiracial group that will work to stop all forms of hate crimes. and stay with mornings on two for updates on the deadly shootings in buffalo, new york and orange county, and you can get updates anytime with our free ktvu news app. five happening today, a messy situation in foster city has city leaders they're making plans to take back a park that's been overrun by geese. some residents are against the proposed measures. ktvu james stories in foster city with the situation there and the planned protest for later today, james garcia was starting to see that problem. wake up here this morning. you see the number of geese here at marlins park. this is just one of several areas that the city say is part of a contamination problem by all the droppings left behind by hundreds of geese. and they say they've had enough. according to city documents.

on april 21, just the other day, firefighters were called to the battery storage system in chandler, arizona that caught fire. they put in a robot to check that one out. i met with captain claire, who is still not able to work. he said the fire department is not always told what chemicals are used in these facilities so they don't know how to address putting out the fires. what are you doing to make these facilities safe and has your department had any discussion with battery storage manufacturers, utilities and first responders to ensure that first responders are able to effectively respond to incidents without giving out proprietary information? >> cesar does a lot of work with utilities and training, with respect to grid resiliency. on the battery specific questions up i'm going to have to get back to you about what they're doing on ensuring the batteries -- the firefighters in particular have the training necessary and know what equipment in response they should be providing in the event of an incident like that. >> thank you. i would highly encourage your office to check into th