lizzy: so, caution from christine lagarde.t felt very much that she had been burned by the experience of over-telegraphing that june cut. mark, first i felt like the market was not convinced by the question. i wonder if you think it's fair to say that with the help of our reporting, that now christine lagarde has landed around september in the market? mark: i think the market does believe it is data dependent. i agree with you, may got scarred by over committing to june. but i don't think it's a shock. i don't think that's particularly stunning news. the fact the market is still pricing in an 80% chance of a rate cut is because the state of the european economy and the fact that the ecb does have a dovish reaction function. it's the same thing with the fed pricing as fully pricing in a cut for september. it does not mean their pre-committed. it means we've got a dovish reaction function, the data is pointing that way. it's the same for the ecb. this is not about it's not priced at 80% because the ecb is precommitted to it. it'

christine: great to be with you.re we dive into this game, i have to ask you about some olympics related news out today. the international olympic committee announced that the 2034 winter games will be hosted by salt lake city, but there has been controversy around that decision. explain that to us. christine: exactly. salt lake city is really the only city that wanted the 2034 games. very controversial, cost a lot of money. we expected this to be a slamdunk. instead the ioc, several members brought up basically a demand, demanding the local officials in utah and salt lake city, including the governor, cede to their wishes to shut down the federal investigation that is going on involving the chinese doping controversy that i am sure many remember involving swimming. the fbi is investigating. there is a law that allows the united states to investigate doping schemes that affect u.s. athletes, which this one certainly does, and may be deprives them of medals. surprisingly, shockingly, the u.s. officials said yes, we wi

christine: thank you.eoff: let's start with the u.s. women's gymnastics team because they have named themselves the golden girls, the oldest team since 1952 and they are still winning gold. they finished nearly 6 points ahead of the silver medal winners, italy, with brazil grabbing the bronze. what does that say about the changing nature of the sport and its athletes? christine: you know, jeff, this has been a national conversation, a cultural conversation in the us about how we look at young women, uh, body image, the issue of, of eating disorders, anorexia. these are conversations that we have had at the very top elite level of sport, but we've also had those conversations in our kitchens with with our daughters and nieces and granddaughters and, and just on the, you know, having uh much more awareness, frankly, of those issues over the last, say, you know, 10 or 15 years, and look at the result. a team that america cares and the world cares so much about, led by the great simone biles, the gymnastics te

christine: this is the story of the olympics for u.s. fans. a survivor of the worst sexual abuse case and scandal in olympic and sports history, the larry nassar saga. she has been so vocal in supporting others, those hundreds of women who were horrifically abused. she's a survivor. she's the greatest of all time, as you said. she is coming back after a terrific olympics in rio eight years ago, and a difficult olympics three years ago in tokyo. she withdrew to take care of that, physically and mentally, ones the bronze medal -- won the bronze medal in the balance beam. i would not be surprised if she wins the gold and team u.s. gets that goldbach and she's able to -- gold back and she's able to win in balance beam, in vault as well. she's 27, but she's on top of her game. she's feels -- she feels great coming into these olympics and will be the one to watch over the next 10 days. amna: also one to watch is katie ledecky. she swing in her fourth olympic games -- swimming in her fourth olympic games. what should we watch for here? christine: i t

ecb likely to hold rates but investors will look to christine lagarde.ned by the director of rates and trading. thank you for joining us. what are you listening out for? do we expect a locking in for the next cut? >> thank you for having me. good to be here. today is not one of the quarterly meetings. we are seeing weaker momentum globally. we expect chinese data and in the u.s. inflation prints have been lower than expected. the market is pricing in probability of a september cut and this is important because if data surprises on the upside and we expect cuts in december that could also point to a slower pace for the ecb and global data has eased off. we are seeing data in line with expectations. the ecb story show demand following and we are seeing double-digit levels. increases are backdated and wage negotiations are settling at 2%. tom: ok. ok. economists -- economists see further cuts. there was the may cut or the june cut i should say. how do you push into 2025 given weakness you underscored? >> yes, ecb would not comment but we got clear signals t

. >> can later today, do not miss the cnbc panel with the ecb president christine lagarde. >>> and theupreme court shields donald trump for the official acts and the charges he tried to overturn the 2020 election. >> today's decision almost means there are no limits what a president can do. this is a fundamentally new principle and dangerous precedent. >>> equities pull back from the monday relief rally and european majors are trading in the red ahead of this morning's eurozone inflation print. >>> the french center and leftist blocs face a deadline to consolidate urging third-place candidates to withdrawal in the bid to block the far-right's path to power. >> welcome to the show. we start today looking at monetary policy. the ecb vice president told cnbc the eurozone inflation path will be challenging and the central bank should act carefully. speaking to annette at the ecb forum, de guindos said the central bank should not take further rate cuts after the ecb lowered rates last month for the first time in nearly five years. >> i think in june, the cut was very clear and we pre-announ

, christine.overnment is a lot more conciliatory and there's something so tribal in there's something so tribal in the politics with the conservatives and the unions. and now with this new labour administration and the unions, so will they break their pledge? i don't think keir starmer is a liar, and i don't think if keir starmer is, keir starmer would have been, if you like, in negotiation without being in negotiation without being in negotiation without being in negotiation with the unions well before the election, because there was a landslide, they knew that they were going to have to meet them at some point. so this will all be forward planned. it will all be forward planned. it will all be financially projected correctly. i don't think he's going to break his pledge. i don't you don't think he will? i don't well listen. no i don't think he's a liar. and i don't think unless something comes a my lips, as it were. >> how do you know when a politician is lying? when they're. >> when their lips

britain's best known political double act, neil and christine hamilton , and i'm christine hamilton,nd i'm looking forward to this in my take at ten, the olympic opening ceremony in paris was a profound insuh ceremony in paris was a profound insult to christians around the world, with a drag queen mocking jesus christ and the last suppen jesus christ and the last supper, the war on western values continues apace . values continues apace. i am boiling with rage about the insulting paris olympics opening ceremony. they wouldn't do that with any other religions, would they ? that is my take at ten. they? that is my take at ten. you won't want to miss it. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment . debate and big entertainment. mark dolan tonight is your perfect saturday night in. so get a bottle of something cold and fizzy open or fire up the kettle because you and i have got work to do. first, the news headunes got work to do. first, the news headlines and sam francis. >> mark, thank you very much. and good evening to you . it's and good evening to you. it's just af

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author and broadcaster christine hampton . broadcaster christine hampton.. thank you.thank broadcaster danny kelly. thank you. thank you so much. and thank you to you at home for your company off next weekend. but we'll be somebody superb will take over. but next up it's time for neil oliver. we'll leave you with the weather. have a good week. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. it stays mostly settled the next couple of days, particularly hot across the south—east of the uk thanks to an area of high pressure. it generally stays close to the south—east, but this weather front will move in across parts of scotland, northern ireland to give some patchy rain later in the forecast. but for the rest of sunday plenty of warm sunshine ahead of dusk across much of the uk . overnight, we'll see uk. overnight, we'll see thickening cloud across parts of northern ireland, scotland 1 or 2 patches of light rain, but most places staying dry o

christine. >> absolutely.nding it quite emotional watching it feels like this has been quite a long time coming, and even the fact that the sun is out compared to, as you say, rishi sunak launching his campaign in the rain , it does feel like this the rain, it does feel like this morning is this afternoon is kind of a day of change, and people do seem to be genuinely excited about it, even on the way here, i, you know, came to the studio here on the tube and people were talking about the general election on the tube today. >> christine, there are sam, i'll bring this to you. there are a lot of people who will be watching this, being very worried indeed. has keir starmer been truthful when it comes to tax? has he been truthful when it comes to illegal immigration and the like? has he been truthful about that? all important planning regulation? >> well, we will have to see it. and this is the worry is that he has, you know, the position that he ran on to be labour leader is very different to the position that he

ahold of her to thank her, and when our juliette goodrich saw his social media post looking for christine, she wanted to share his story. >> reporter: christopher hunt is an uber driver with a special delivery. >> in case she happened to be here, we wanted to give some flowers to her. just to say thank you. >> reporter: thank you to a passenger he was giving a ride to until -- >> i started just twitching violently, was unable to speak really. she knew something was wrong. >> reporter: he was driving along hop yard road in pleasanton when he had a seizure. >> i'm losing it fast, you know. so instead i just hit the brake. and then she comes up through the middle here. once the car stops, she comes up and puts it into park for me. >> reporter: he says things got foggy from there. >> the last thing i remember is her on the phone calling people. and then i blacked out. the next thing i remember i was being -- i was strapped to a gurney rolling into the er. >> reporter: christopher's mother drove him to our interview, since he needs a doctor's release the drive again. >> see, it's blocked becau

but christine , with reform likely christine, with reform likely splitting the right wing vote againt the next election , again at the next election, starmer is sitting pretty, isn't he ? he? >> well, i wouldn't say it's sitting pretty. i mean, if you look at the figures, he got 34% of the vote, eight out of ten people in this country did not vote for starmer. eight out of ten did not vote for the government. so that's hardly a ringing endorsement, is it? he's always has been making mutterings about trying to want to undo brexit. that's what he wanted to do when we first had the vote, 52% of the people voted for brexit and he thought that was something he could undo. 34% of the vote. he perfectly happy with that and he thinks he can go on for ten years. i don't think so. i think things will start to unravel and i think reform have now created a very strong bridgehead. they've only got five, but they are they're quite , individual are they're quite, individual people , shall we say. and people, shall we say. and i think farage has got a good team around him and things will start to un

neil and christine hamilton.a big new development in the race for the tory leadership as ex—home secretary priti patel throws her hat into the ring . throws her hat into the ring. i'll get reaction from former deputy chairman the conservative party next. well, our parents better politicians. a big reaction @gbnews .com . forward slash. @gbnews .com. forward slash. your say , how about this? oh. my your say, how about this? oh. my goodness, no. i'm sorry. we're having a bit of trouble with the thing loading at the moment. oh, yes. how about this, alan, who's a gb news member, says, i think some people don't want children because they're afraid for this country. and barbara says, good evening, mark. there are many female mps with children and are hopeless, especially on the left where there is a shortage of grey matter . well, keep your grey matter. well, keep your opinions coming, gbnews.com/yoursay. but a big development as priti patel, the former home secretary throws her hat into the ring for the tory leadershi

christine, always so good to see you. thanks for being here.asian voters favored the democratic party. do you think vice president kamala harris can capitalize on this existing advantage and capitalize more within the aapi community? >> you know we've already seen it, ever since the announcement. before this, the first half of this year i sort of felt like the community was very sleepy and there was no energy, but now asian american native hawaiians and pacific islanders are organizing and it's being led by the women. though historically, neither ticket can rely on the aapi vote without investment and engagement in providing solutions on the issues. but harris has actually proven that she's not rely on her identity. she has shown up and engaged with our community in the last four years and more recently she showed up at our presidential town hall just two weeks ago. >> i just want to note for our viewers, the invitation was extended for somebody from the gop to show up at your amazing townhall, and nobody showed up from the republican side, and

>>and today, julia did get word that christine has been found because of our story. or planting on to being there when the to agree. reunite. for the very first time as and still ahead of noon grammy award winning artist john legend returns to the bay area up next we're going to tell you where you can catch is to night. performance. >anne>yeah. what's it going to take, too? bring down? san francisco? back to its glory? well, coming up at three o'clock? one major companies returned to office requirement. we talked to with the san francisco chronicle columnists about her experience. moving into the city. that conversation and much more. three with elizabeth cook. and legendary rapper snoop dogg. is gearing up for his summer olympics debut as a torchbearer. he will carry the olympic flame to its final stop in the town of saint denis before reaching the eiffel tower. the opening ceremony of the game. it has is set for friday. award winner john let is coming. back to the bay this time around, he's going to have the backing of a conductor and a lot of instruments. john leg

christine, where are you? give us a call. let's go live outside and take a look at what our beautiful earth is giving us. serving sunrise on a tuesday morning. jess is serving up the weather, what we can expect. >> beautiful now but it will be a scorcher into this afternoon. this is day two of the heat wave impacting many inland areas. let's talk about this first alert weather day and who needs to take it slow. if you are highlighted on the map behind me in orange, you are under a heat advisory today like yesterday. we noticed the warmth especially compared to the weekend forecast. daytime highs hit 90s from the santa clara value ear to the north bay too throughout napa and sonoma. this is day two. we have one more day of the excessive heat warning which is in effect for friends from concord down the east bay area near liver more. we will be seeing triple digits off into antioch. it will be a hot one this afternoon but it is not necessarily record breaking. it is above average though by about five to 15 degrees depending wher

well, christopher also told juliette christine told him that her car was still in the night before, and that is why she called an uber. well, cruz have closed down highway one in big sur as they start their next phase of road repairs back in march heavy rains triggered a landslide that sent part of the rocky creek bridge crumbling into the ocean. the collapse shut down highway one for weeks, caltrans now says the road will close for repairs each night from nine pm to six am, the road will stay open on friday and saturday nights. caltrans says it hopes to complete repairs by next summer. and reservoir levels across the state have dropped due to this month's record breaking hot temperatures. the chronicle reports in the first half of this month about 4 billion gallons of water. evaporated from shasta lake, the biggest reservoir in the state. researchers say this is normal air is less humid above lakes on hotter days, driving up the evaporation rate. >>>it's another first alert weather day here in the bay area. we're in the middle of this heat wave and we're continuing to see daytime highs

kristen -- christine lagarde. europe awaits the latest inflation readings. >> it will take time for us together -- us to gather data to ensure the risks of above average inflation have passed. tim: we will speak with philip lane. wall street maps out what a second trump presidency could mean for the bond market after the supreme court ruled he has some immunity from criminal charges. democrats may formally nominate joe biden as early as this month. plus, the tale of the ev rivals. tesla sales look set to fall again as byd hits another record. european futures pointing lower after the games that came through yesterday. the focus of course on the politics in france and the u.s. we talk about how investors are evolving around the view in terms of a potential trump presidency. indeed, we will check in on the treasury markets. it has reversed to some extent moderately in the session. european futures lower blood .2%. the ftse 100 looking to lose 31 points. shop inflation falling to his lowest level since october of 202

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they are there as christine per xena of the german marshall fund. thank you so much for all those insights gifts. it's the presidents of gaza city and those who had started refuge there are on the move. yes. again, on wednesday, the is really army issues. the 2nd full evacuation order of the city since the start of the war, affecting hundreds of thousands of people. united nations has expressed deep concern about the move, but israel's military says it's necessary to target tomas militants believe to have regrouped in the area. smoke seen over guys of states a just hours of to israel dropped lift. let's telling all its residents to flee the order, send thousands of photos, damian's on the round. again. that's what the deadline is going south because of the blocking of phone services and the harsh living conditions when i do. and also the lack of food and water that i can for, for the lack of the dozens of palestinians were reported killed across guys that over the past few days after these really are me, once again stepped up. it's operation is a ga

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the of course, all pharmacy decisions are, are no nice christine in brussels. many are predicting a period of political paralysis in france, which is one of your ups most powerful countries. what are the implications of this for the you a well, terry, given that in the french political system, the president has the say of a message pertaining to foreign policy and security affairs. we can expect the degree of continuity in that sense with emanuel crohn at still at the home as president in france until the end of his term in, in 2027. but i think a more interesting development that we've just had here in brussels just yesterday . and the national riley announced that they will be joining the hon. gary in 5 minutes to victor. all bonds group in the european parliament. this is a new group that now becomes the biggest block in, in the european parliament behind the conservatism of the social democrats. and this is now a major political force. and we're also still, you know, sort of coming out of that recent election, which has shifted the parliament ever so slight

now with our correspondence, sonya public a in paris and christine what was in brussels. sonya forming a government could be difficult under these circumstances. do we have any idea who princes next prime minister will be? or it's still not clear to told who will run from the bottom to elections have just ended. and the 1st session to follow me it would be help lead to this month on july 18th. but you know, the key word here is really is instability, something the purpose of my call is very keen to avoid. he's off the prime minister gabriela todd who attended his resignation. he's awesome to stay on in the can't take roll. this is also about ensuring that the high profile olympic games of virus, the set to host the to this month, and that goes all smoothly. there are some concerns of political deadlock in virus could send the wrong signal, you know, could, could really undermine fonts. is image at the time when a thousands of athletes and millions of visitors would be defending on the french capital and along with the car department and stuff. the car and cabinet will also stay in plac

christine chung with the new york times, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. new pledge of support today for a likely democratic presidential nominee, kamala harris. >> a union today endorsed her campaign. while some members of congress, including a number of democrats, launched their campaign against her. and we're enjoying milder weather as we look live outside, drew will fill us in on the stage for a rally in houston. meanwhile, in congress, house republicans and a few six democrats passed a resolution criticizing harris for her work on the border. abc news reporter christiane cordero has the latest from washington. >> while speaking in front of a major teachers union today, vice president kamala harris rallied supporters to fight against former president donald trump and what she calls his extreme allies. >> while you teach students about democracy and representative government extremists attack the sacred freedom to vote teachers union, one of several organizations now formally endorsing harris for president. >> the party's top leaders also appear united

christine romans is here, and christine, this is a long time coming. >> ier.prices fell a tenth of a percent. we haven't seen lower prices since the start of the pandemic. the annual inflation rate now 3%. remarkable improvement there from the peak of 9.1% two years ago. prices fell this month for gas, used cars and trucks, airfares, other transportation services. and that decline in gasoline more than offset rising housing costs. grocery store prices up slightly. but for 2024 so far, average grocery inflation is essentially flat. and because wages have been rising faster than inflation for a year now, people may finally start feeling a difference. itbe a turning point in the federal reserve's inflation fight, coupled with still strong but cooling jobs growth, it signals the fed may be able to cut interest rates sooner rather than later. mortgage rates are already retreating. the 30-year fixed rate mortgage falling to 6.8% today. lester? >> christine romans, thank you. >>> coming up, she became a star in "the shining" and had so many other memorable roles. our

cnn's coy wire and cnn sports analyst christine brennan are live in paris for us. oh, goodness, christina, i see you carry an umbrella there that is not the olympic torch. that is not what snoop dogg was holding, whatever that was earlier today. that's a little gloomy in paris but coy, first of all, let me go to you first, you got to meet ryan. tell us about that. >> yes. we're talking about these athletes, right? jim, who've sacrifice their jobs, their family life for this one shot to make it all worth it and ryan crowd, sir, is one of those athletes who could just continues to defy the odds. it continues to push the limits of human strength, power breaking his own world records, i sat down with a two-time reigning olympic jeff and was floored that this big burly mountain of a man was actually a gentle cerebral, giant. listen third goal from you would be so special, simply because that'd be the first to do it. no one has ever won three goals in the shot. i let alone three consecutive gold. so just honored to have the opportunity the chance to make history. and i'm

following that we hear from president christine lagarde from the ecb.t 8:30 eastern. the number, to 29. the median estimate two hundred 29,000 for jobless claims the previous number, 222. can we settle down around the 220's. dani: the fed speak, waller was saying that one of his big concerns for the first time is unemployment. it sounds a lot like daly, and that seems to be the justification for some doves. what happens when the trend is different than we thought? jonathan: we are getting closer, but we are not there. the federal reserve inching towards a rate cut in september. the price action looks like this. farmer by a little more than 1/10 of 1% on the s&p 500. treasury yields climbed just a little bit by a basis point or two. lots of thoughts on foreign exchange. it has been overwhelming. donald trump telling "businessweek" we have a currency problem. earlier this morning, saying that based on the campaign the dollar will weaken a lot if they get back into power. dani: there are a lot of consequences, but if you're trying to put together a portfol

christine brennan for us christine. thank you very much. >> you guys have favorites, olympic favorites. what do you watching? >> oh, i'm a track and field kind of girl. so i'm watching all this brands. i used to run the 400800 mile relay. yes. come on a lot to like usa i think this is i also think this is a great opportunity. i'm curious to see how kamala harris is going to lean in on the olympics. it really, well, you write back to your thing to circle what do you watch it? yes. >> of women soccer course. of course. >> all right. i will leave you with this on a friday because i got to tell you i loved it chevrolet rolling out the most powerful corvette that they have ever produced. >> the detroit automakers as the newsy r1 packs more than 1,000 horsepower, know corvette has ever eclipsed that mark before the pricing details aren't out for this one just yet previous years have gone for over $120,000. that is too rich for my blood, but i will take my classic. this is my 1989 c4. let me tell you it cost a fraction of what

joining us now, guad venegas, and senior business correspondent, christine romans.'s that look like? >> reporter: well, jose, things are much better now than they were this morning. it was chaotic here. you had people arriving trying to check into their flights, weren't able to check in because the app they normally used to check into flights wasn't working. neither were the web sites. people were lining up here at the counters behind me. i spoke to some individuals that lined up for four hours, jose, to be able to get to this area, to eventually check into the flights. the issue affected airlines in different ways. what we know here is the airport was not affected. the systems that the airport used were not affected. the planes were able to take off and landed. the airlines themselves in many cases here appear to have been unable to check in a lot of the passengers and they had a lot of issues. the last time we checked, there had been 600 delays that is, and about 400 cancellations at this airport. let's hear from one of the travelers we spoke to earlier today. >>

so i'm sorry to disagree with both you and christine today. however, doesit and christine today.opinion? no, i wouldn't wish an attack like this on anybody. even my worst enemy . enemy. >> so yeah, i'm. >> i'm where i always was , but i >> i'm where i always was, but i don't like the man. >> i don't like the man. thank you very much. john reid in kidderminster, the home of the carpets. thank you so much. right well, you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is a gb news. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. coming up in the next hour. my great british debate i'm asking, is energy safe under labour? but next world view will speak to the host of politics people podcast, paul and get the latest from what's happening well. good afternoon. if you've just tuned in. welcome. this is gb news. we are britain's news channel. now, of course , it's, channel. now, of course, it's, let's travel over to the states because i want to have a chat with the host of the politics people podcast, paul duddridge, paul people podcast, paul duddridge, paul, thank you very much for joining me in respon

let's go to christine brennan. she obviously has done a lot of reporting on all of this, and i'm sure the athletes are just thinking about this right now. christine, they're lining up to dive into the pool and they're wondering, is the athlete next to him or her doping? what, what can you tell us? >> yes, jim, in fact, katie ledecky actually said that in her press conference yesterday that you're going to swim against the person in the lane next to you and you certainly hope that they are clean but it is an issue that it says course came up in the spring. this is 23 chinese swimmers who tested positive before the tokyo the olympics. no one knew about it until this spraying more than three years later, jim and 11 of those 23 are going to be here competing in paris it's a starting on saturday including a multiple medalist when giuffre, the hundred butterfly or a woman and as i said, ten others and so this will be an issue that is going to carry over right into the pool deck as it should, because now we can focus, we

christine laggard knows french policy well. france, an election in the uk —— in the united kingdom and later in the year in the us. your thoughts?— later in the year in the us. your thoughts? central banks have been — your thoughts? central banks have been fairly _ your thoughts? central banks have been fairly concerned i have been fairly concerned about the extent to which government and fiscal policy has been adding to inflation concerns, the idea being when central banks try to tighten monetary policy, to some extent, governments were obviously fairly loose with fiscal policy and obviously that can, in some senses, create a challenge for central banks, the idea being that government and policy is working against what central banks are trying to do which is obviously to tame inflation. 0k. it's obviously to tame inflation. ok. it's interesting and very quickly before we let you go, what's your prediction on when the us and uk will start to cut rates? in the us and uk will start to cut rates? , ., ., rates? in terms of our exp

all right, christine, what have you got ? christine, what have you got?d midsomer murders which centres on homicides committed in the villages of the fictional county of mid summer and over its 140 episodes, there have been 388 murders, 423 deaths, etc, etc. anyway, in their wisdom, itv have now slapped a content warning on this, saying that it may contain violence, may contain some crime scene images. i mean, if people watch something called midsomer murders, what the heck do they expect except murder crime scenes and also some partially naked autopsy scenes, bodies being autopsied, if that's the right, that's what you get if you watch that sort of thing. how woke do you? i mean, it's just this whole thing is just what? you don't like it? it's ridiculous. >> no, i found this, and this was somebody who tweeted and they said, dear reform racist, which is really out of order for black england players have just scored perfect penalties. if you're jumping up and down celebrating, then there's some swearing. okay, so this is this woman who's now i'll be honest

christine, what do you think?ut all of the events, everything going on in this economy. where do you think the consumer is? because that obviously is 2/3s of the economy? >> we talked a lot about the consumer being resilient right. i don't know i would say strong but resill went in the face of high inflation, right? we're starting to see that wear a little bit. it is coming down. we talked a lot about dollar stores. seen this as great benefit to walmart as consumers trade down at higher end. charles: costco, announced a price increase last night and the stock opened up strong because they can pull it off. they have the right business model for this. >> same with walmart. a large portion of their business is groceries. why you're seeing walmart favored in this environment not target which is a pier in the space. we're seeing a softening of consumer. you mentioned jobs. that is most highly correlated with consumer spending how willing they spend discretionary income, how secure they feel in the jobs. employment tick

let's go to christine in uhlster county in new york. >> caller: name's christine. >> host: hell helloine. >> caller: how are you?? i'm a republican. i'm a conservative. i'm a catholic. i'mat tired of the rhetoric from the other side where there's people in this country that don't understand that this whole administration has dropped the ball from day one. .. it's just like every new york fan it's either a a met fan or yankee fan. it goes chides step, same thing. i don't care about that. i can care less about those people who call don't put any facts behind what they say when they call. which is pretty funny. but i don't know, i have a 13-year-old child. all thesese laws, i think that e propaganda side that's how i feel, i take it. i don't take it in public. i makent sure at least when i confront somebody or at least i see it trump flag you see little twitchy hug he i come out as they can't handle it and run away like little children. the problem is that we all, people that have kids and their families want our generations to advance. these people don't want that. they are all onn the

he was in search of a passenger he thought was named christine who saved him after he had a seizure behind the wheel. his attempts to find her was successful. today, reunited at the place he picked her up last week. but first, here is what happened. >> i started just twitching violently. unable to speak, really. she knew something was wrong right away. >> reporter: he was driving along in pleasanton when he had a seizure. >> i am losing it fast, you know. so, instead i just hit the brake and then she comes up through the middle here. once the car stops she puts it in park for me. >> things got foggy from there. >> that is the last thing that i remember her on the phone calling people. and i blacked out the next thing that i remember i was being, i was strapped to a gurney rolling into the er. >> reporter: in an attempt to find christine he posted this on the facebook page as a way to track her down. when the story aired, a friend of christina's, her correct name, made the connection. >> so sweet. give me a hug. >> oh >> thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i am just a big ball of

. >> reporter: prior to the decision, christin lucas, the county director of environment and health says unless someone had a cottage permit, cooking and selling food from the home was not allowed. >> this essentially provided a pathway forward for folks that wanted to prepare foods within their own home and sell it. they can do much more than what a cottage food operation can do. >> reporter: his department is now busy, fielding more applications for permits as the community continues to learn about it. >> we are fielding questions daily and looking forward to those applications. >> reporter: kelly and vanda plan to make the most of their tranquil backyard oasis. >> we are a little extra. we want to make each table, and each seating area a special place. >> members only supper club, where people will be able to come in and dine in all of this. >> reporter: and they plan to have a takeout option, to. >> is going to be great. the excitement about sharing my home, and this backyard with our communities, being able to do my pizza magic in my own home and having that freedom and flex ability

say it is because of joe biden's policies and not just because of the pandemic, savannah. >> and christine we hope that you send your holy angels to guard and keep president trump from harm and danger. granted we who came from many nations and languages may become a united people. support us in defending our liberties and give those to whom we have entrusted authority of government the spirit and wisdom that there may be justice and peace in our land. when times are prosperous, may our hearts be thankful, and in troubled times, do not let our trust in you fail. through jesus christ our lord, amen. [ applause ] >>> the republican national convention has offered a prayer and donald trump closes his eyes, and clearly a moment for the president coming as he has never been seen since of course not publicly and not live since the attempt on his life saturday night, and an extraordinary moment here in the hall as he is surrounded by his supporters. i want to turn back to christine romans and the theme of the economy at the republican national convention. and the age-old question at the republican

and i can now welcome christine by xena who is at the nato summit in washington. she is the managing director of geo strategy north and the german marshall fund. she works on us northern baltic and arctic security and defense issues. glad you could join us today to see how significant is this announcement that the u. s. will station long range missiles in germany starting in 2026. this is a really important step forward for having a credible to trend against the russians and question. when you look at what the assignment exploration has announced, the 1st big block of text is all about having a real deterrence and nato do what it said. it's going to do 2 years ago. at the madrid summit, there was a movement of political will and a promise to defend every inch last year and build this. there were plans put in place about how to get the capabilities, organized and resourced, so that nato can do what it said. it could do, and now we're seeing that we're seeing the ability of nato to come together to just spend it's territory and to present a strong enough front. but

our headteacher at lvs ascot is christine cunniffe and maths teacher bobby seagull christine.h you.so christine. i will start with you. so we've got two things going on at once here, potentially more people, children being moved out of the private sector into state schools . so bigger classroom schools. so bigger classroom sizes and then less discipline in those classrooms. are we going to see a classroom of chaos under labour? >> i think we will do because although the they're basing their numbers on the ifs, even if 5% of the children came out of the independent sector , of the independent sector, you're talking about 30 or 40,000 children. and i think it would be much more than that. i think we're going to see about 20% be displaced. and therefore, where are the places for these children? and the only thing that can happen are larger class sizes. and we all know i've been a teacher for 30 years. larger classes are much more. they're harder to manage generally, especially when you've got a lot of young people to look after. >> yeah. okay, bobby, i'll bring you in. now, look,

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