thank you so much, jean-claude trichet. good to talk to you, especially on a week like this. >> it was a pleasure >>> up next, as financials and energy, sarah pointed this out earlier in the program, that's been struggling as much, if not more both, though, have been weak on the week investors, well, they've been turning back to technology stocks, particularly large cash. the nyse fang index on pace for the best week in a year. we'll talk about what is driving the rally. >>> also, fedex reported earnings, and they were better than expected, at least the guidance was cost cutting has been a key there. not demand we'll talk more about that we'll talk more about that stay with us we dissect the market from every angle. helping to build portfolios that redefine what's possible. because investing isn't one size fits all. allspring. purposefully divergent. what do you see on the horizon? allspring. uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and dis

claude gradually cleaning from the south, and then we are all unclear, colder air. cleaning from the got that blast of northerly wind, so when you are doing the winter chill, it will feel sub—0 for many of us. aberdeen feeling around about minus four. by the end of tuesday, we could see up to 20 centimetres of snow. typically, come across this region, but five to ten centimetres possible, and after cross some travel disruption. wednesday, dawn, billy cold. even some of the towns and cities, —45. very cold start to burdens too. sherbet compared to monday and tuesday, but more rain kissing in from the south—west. ahead of that, most places largely dry, typically about a5. through the middle of the week, is that frontal system tries to nudge on from the south bristol and will dry to introduce this milder air. and will dry to introduce this milderair. but and will dry to introduce this milder air. but it is bumping in to the very culture that is in place across much of the uk. the potential for a spell of fairly heavy sleet and snow during the course of thursday for some central areas. p

time to think well done photo question for your team attention to the screen french impressionist claudeonet depicted the same office building, but in different weather conditions. where is this building located? why do you think so? what country do walloons and flemings live in? it seems to me that they coped so quickly with a dowry. i was already afraid to ask you this question. italy, i think i won’t have time to finish reading it. i accept the answer. italy - this is belgium, alas, you have to build it. dasha any element. whichever one you like best, build a tower in 30 seconds. you have everything for everything, do not rush, 30 seconds is more than enough for this. how did she get it and everything. come back to the thank you team on earth where there are no volcanoes, the only continent. theda well, nice, thank you well, we need to think, let's think about thinking well done, you learn quickly. for what part of the body did his mother hold achilles, the goddess thetis bathing him in the waters of the styx heel. it is convenient to keep the child dipping, while the head in the pond

en honduras se encuentra claude mendoza, quien hablÓ con la desconsolada madre de uno de los migrantesenme. [sollozos] ya no aguanto. reportera: lo que maritza funes no soporta es el dolor de saber que su hijo es uno de los 13 hondureÑos que se encontraban en un centro de migraciÓn que cobrÓ fuego en ciudad juÁrez en las Últimas horas. >> que por favor me ayuden para saber si mi hijo estÁ bien. reportera: brayan saliÓ de honduras el 14 de febrero y tuvo comunicaciÓn con su madre durante todo el camino. fue el sÁbado la Última vez que tuvo informaciÓn sobre Él a travÉs de un amigo. >> solo me dijeron que los habÍan agarrado. reportera: luego que migraciÓn los detuviera, fue trasladado a un albergue en ciudad juÁrez. >> se ha abierto una carpeta a la investigaciÓn por parte del ministerio pÚblico de la repÚblica mexicana para determinar las causas que provocaron esta tragedia. reportera: incrÉdula por no tener certeza de lo que pasa con su hijo, maritza pide informaciÓn a las autoridades. >> hace poquito llamÉ a... a la protecciÓn del inmigrante. todavÍa no me han dado respuesta. reporte

it, but kiev vladimir whom i really like, he will answer petersburg and whoever makes it, it was claudee same one who installed horses in st. petersburg on the highest bridge . i see them almost every day, he made a wonderful powerful monument, then they brought him to kiev vladimir who is the founder our state with you and the date of the baptism of russia, these are the foundations of our our our state, the total is absolutely day of russia day of russia here he is. he gathered all the people into a single before that there were tribes. nobody believed. he is a beaver who is medvedev who is into what and god and are you collecting? and since then russia has existed for thousands of years. here ivan iv the terrible is unlikely that anyone will scald his origin from rurikovich. that is, he later and vladimir in a straight line. the letter to the kursk autocrat of the russian kingdom began according to god's by the will of the grand duke vladimir , who visited the russian land with holy baptism and the grand duke vladimir monomakh , who was honored by the greeks and by the brave grand so

but barbara claude, amanda. dr. mcgee will as much as you boss. started body hunter. because you want me to say it was kind of us. she's a bad habit to follow up to that. a lot of stuff. i mean, father, so we should didn't get all of all that i called roger koval the shut off make up by have what all the chevy vessel how you say a lobby, a. hi tanya, boss. dunham over there, you can reach us on our by the exhorted the war reaches on why this is law equity in the by level says law me will push on whole by it's called will be due to my have never been out of it. how me, she's over that i'll do, i have declaration. while as i moved that we would get how much it and get dr. let me as if it's a lot more segment to say the price of the company is 5000000 miss universe. now want us, you'll find really 3 why i went to the casino at this point about a shot, a call. we would have mom and i would, i didn't get it. dr. g a r d. obviously microsoft powerful. mom was moses against and i wanted try to some of the he's just he's younger. she'll let him august. we got a lot of those w

to the internet and are trained on data published in the public domain until the spring of 21, but claudefrom anthropic. as they say better trained manner. in the sense that the more successfully avoids russian sexist and other toxic ones, the less likely it can be used for illegal purposes. which part of gpt cloat has option monetization is a set of tools that allow third-party developers to use in their products the skills of not growling bots in and among the first partners in both cases, search engines. only if the solution is from open ai, works in bing. well , in general, they are actively built into what the microsoft logo carries, thanks to this company invested more than 10 billion dollars, only the clone provides smart search for a service. doug dago is such an alternative search engine focused on privacy. as, at least, it is stated, it does not collect and does not stores user data and search results with him, respectively, not personalized, by the way, anthropic investor is also a big eminent very rich google but spent the main search engine of the planet on it a lever, a bot

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which he worked in various clubs in sweden norway again in spain and england in the season 21-22 claudeds a head coach in the clubs of the ben bresches series and slept on the debut of josepak. this is what the new head coach of torpedo is scheduled for next sunday in the twenty-first round of rpl torpedoes, away play against rostov today torpedoes ranks last in the table in the previous eye coach of the muscovites. let's remind andrey that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. the far eastern media tycoon oleg sidimko was dealt with in 2002. a blast wave knocked out several panes of glass in the stairwell on the iron door. he was already earning up to 10 million dollars a year, then everyone was sure that it was a high-profile crime, the work of bandits from the trifonov group, and only now it became known exactly those who could be involved in the murder of igor kovalchuk co-owner of the largest market in vladivostok, in addition, the leaders of the regional federation the task of great britain was to isolate the soviet union as much as possible because of european affairs. it

of course, if i got on rather well with jean—claude juncker, i had jean—claude juncker, if i had a rightugh, you know, and i get people programme with people on this programme with very view very different points of view i'd treat everybody i'd try and treat everybody with, you know, the same. i've always found that you've done that and i, for me that because you and i, for me on brexit particularly , it was on brexit particularly, it was a finely balanced judgement and you the, i came on you know, the, i came on a different of the to you on different side of the to you on that just slightly, but i always respected nigel in sense respected you nigel in sense that you had that just because you had a particular , you out particular view, you stood out from advocated from the crowd and advocated that it was a fringe that when it was a fringe position, it became mainstream position, it became a mainstream one mean, you went one over years. i mean, you went from contrary into to mainstream that happens. okay. that is often happens. okay. basically you would argue something different. but some

of course, if i got on rather well with jean—claude juncker, i had jean—claude juncker, if i had a right you know, and i get people programme with people on this programme with very view very different points of view i'd treat everybody i'd try and treat everybody with, you know, the same. i've always found that you've done that and i, for me that because you and i, for me on brexit particularly , it was on brexit particularly, it was a finely balanced judgement and you the, i came on you know, the, i came on a different of the to you on different side of the to you on that just slightly, but i always respected nigel in sense respected you nigel in sense that you had that just because you had a particular , you out particular view, you stood out from advocated from the crowd and advocated that it was a fringe that when it was a fringe position, it became mainstream position, it became a mainstream one mean, you went one over years. i mean, you went from contrary into to mainstream that happens. okay. that is often happens. okay. basically you would argue something different. but somethin

claude gradually clearing from the south, and then be out in the clearer, colderair, south, and then, colder air, so typically a under 45 degrees at best. again a big have got that blast of northerly wind, went out on the one syllable. zero for many of us. aberdeen filling around about minus four, but those snow showers. by the end of tuesday, but 20 centimetres, the highest ground in scotland. but five to ten across this region. certain enough to cause a travel disruption. wagons are, really cold. even some of our towns and cities minus four minus five. across central parts of scotland, the celtic lands could get round to about minus ten. the very cause start to wednesday. he wanted to the showers compared to monday and tuesday, but then modern, potentially some sleet and snow starting to push on from the south—west. the head of that, most places largely dry, typically four or five. places largely dry, typically four orfive. wednesday places largely dry, typically four or five. wednesday to thursday, is that frontal system tries to nudge it will dry to introduce as milder air. it is

claude buddy leach. jack h. mcdonnell mcdonnell. kerry meek. norm mineta mineta. dennis moore. johnny porter. harry reid. james roy rowland jr. nielsen. james they stand. as stubborn. torres. jolene unseld. don young. bill zellick. jackie will. and her staffers. zachary potts and. emma thompson. ladies and gentlemen, please join in a moment of silence. all our honorees. ladies and gentlemen, please. your seats. we. thank you for the next part of this evening's program. we are deeply grateful to senator byron dorgan. congressman dan kildee and dean swinehart, husband of congresswoman jackie, for offering a reading remarks and a musical performance. thank you very much. i know that every single person sitting in this room has a treasury of memories. of all the names we have just read and those many memories come to us in the most unusual places and unusual times to a smile on our lips, remembering once again, always remembering. i'm going to read to you a piece. farewell, my friends. and it describes the value of that smile. it describes the value of that smile to those us who ar

now photographed with the nazis, our fighters convey an unequivocal combat, hello i convey hi jean-claudethe bashkir battalion. these are such inflexible fighters, where van damu was not jeweled. nina won't stop them our heroic tankers are going to return to the front line. and there is a horseshoe of the invincible heroes. now about the new successes of the russian troops in the area of ​​​​the flint unit of the second army corps of the ministry of defense, paratroopers of the airborne forces and special forces ahmad stormed several fortified positions of ukrainian militants at once , a group of neo-nazis and mercenaries were destroyed by a unit of the national guard of the kiev regime in detail in the report of the zone from the military commissar of the hero yevgeny poddubny in the liman direction , active operations of our group continue during heavy battles of russian units personally knocked out the enemy from part of the strongholds, which are located in the forest belt between flint and belogorovka , tactical-level operations are underway, the purpose of which is to notice an adva

they gave me, listening to the player of the match and , accordingly, the canadians dali, uh, the claudeize. i think everyone knows him, uh, it's big star in the nhl. well, we were right next to each other. well, as if i remember it very well it was cool. i hope that our game in the third period will also bring bright positives. ilya, well, we play who is cooler in the first block, we have a comparison of cristiano ronaldo in manchester united and, accordingly , we went to real madrid with which club cristiano won the champions league for the first time i think real madrid this is the wrong answer with manchester united this happened season 2008-2009 in the final was defeated by chelsea in a penalty shootout. and that ronaldo is his did not convert a penalty, let's move on, in which club did ronaldo start playing at number nine? the usual favorite seven was occupied by captain raul, and by the way, in manchester united, he initially started playing at number 28, we continue. for which club did ronaldo play twice, that is, he played and returned after some time again manchester united man

the french scientist, claude lorius — whose study of antarctic ice helped prove that humans were responsible. a little bit of history will be made available to visitors to westminster abbey in the coming weeks... they'll be allowed to walk on a medieval mosaic floor, which is the very spot where king charles will be crowned. it's known as the cosmati pavement — and it's been either covered with carpet and rugs, orjust roped off, since the 19th century. there is one catch — anyone who walks on it will have to remove their shoes first — and presumably wear socks or something else on their feet. hello there. it's been another unsettled day, a day of sunny skies and heavy showers, some of them thundery. here in wiltshire, you can see storms stretching onto the horizon as far as the eye can see. and then we had, of course, the inevitable downpours like here in norfolk. you barely make out this rainbow. it was raining so heavily. now the rain has been totting up and of course, this month has been wet so far. there are some places that have seen nearly double the amounts of rainfall we'd expect in

the french scientist, claude lorius — whose study of antarctic ice paved the way to prove the role played his analysis of ice cores extracted in antarctica established that levels of carbon dioxide started rising sharply after the industrial revolution. the hollywood actress gwyneth paltrow is due to take the stand on friday, in a court case involving a skiing incident. she's being sued by a retired optometrist who claims she caused a collision in 2016. terry sanderson, who's now 76, alleges he was hit from behind — but ms paltrow says it was mr sanderson's own fault. ms paltrow is being sued for $300,000. let's go to the pictures of the court, this is when it paltrow�*s lawyer cross—examining the daughter of terry sanderson, and you'll see her injust a moment. of terry sanderson, and you'll see her in just a moment.— of terry sanderson, and you'll see her in just a moment. her in 'ust a moment. separate from the her in just a moment. separate from the ski collision _ her in just a moment. separate from the ski collision and _ her in just a moment. separate from the ski collision and ever

the starting point for the european boards for the ftse was about 7,500 points as they claude back in the trade yesterday. we're still holding above that threshold, but slipping a quarter of a percent. holding 7,100 at this stage. german stocks down a fraction. more contained as you look at that german picture versus what we've got in the ukraine market, modest losses, a third of a percent of spanish names, flat looing effectively for the smi. for the lockstep, we're moving into the red on the major boards as anticipated according to futures. u.s. secretary janet yellen has said they're willing to take more steps to share the banking sector, potentially protecting deposits at small banks. a look at u.s. futures are indicated lower. perhaps this is where some of our sentiment has been hit this morning. 86, 87, dow jones future, but also across the board for other indices. a close-up look at the ftse as we travel by a third of a percent. they surged 10.4% year on year in february, more than analysts had an it is paid. core cpi which excludes prices like food, energy, tobacco, that rose

claude lorius, a leading glaciologist whose expeditions helped prove that humans were responsible forled 22 expeditions to greenland and antarctica during his lifetime. it was during one trip to antarctica in 1965 where an evening of whiskey with ice cubes led him to prove humankind's role in the heating of the earth's surface. if you didn't manage to bag tickets for the eurovision song contest this year, it's just been announced that you'll be able to watch it live at the cinema. more than 500 cinemas are taking part and tickets will be available from 10am on monday. the final takes place on saturday, may 13th, in liverpool. and a reminder of the breaking news that king charles�*s state visit to france has been postponed because of the protests over pension reform. you are watching bbc news. hello there. it's been an unsettled week, really, all in all. we've had rain followed by sunshine and showers. today certainly is going to be one of sunshine and showers with our area of low pressure sitting on top of the uk. but once again, like it's been all week, it's going to be mild through

if he raises 25, he'll be called john claude trocchet. >> can i ask joe and liz who are arguing for a pause, and in my presentation just a minute ago i talk about the potential -- and i don't know if that's going to happen, for the fed to ratchet up the outlook for 2023 to 5.37. take only a couple votes to go that way. i want to know, joe, does the market freak instead of a pause it says we're going to do more this year? >> yes, that's the surprise, steve. for the market and s&p 3% in the last five days. what it doesn't do is remove the most important condition for the market. that's really significant. understand the stress in the mortgage backed right now. that is extremely intent. they will sell alongside the federal reserve. the need to sell to raise liquidity at a time the federal reserve is no longer the marginal buyer because they want to sell with them. >> steve weiss, while we still have steve liesman, i want to run on your point about possibly the fed continuing its rate hike strategy. i know there are five new voting members, they've all been with the fed less than a year.

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claude's faith in his jesus trained young people in his community. in 18968, his passion for at-risk youth led him to find the bluebonnet youth ranch. for his extraordinary work in 1986 he was knighted as a knight of st. gregoirey by st. john paul ii. he was a friend to everyone and friend of mine and we will miss his optimistic, his warmth and can-do spirit. may god bless his family as we remember him and his legacy. thank you. and i yield back to my friend from arizona. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from arizona yield back? mr. schweikert: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the chair recognizes mr. vasquez, for 30 minutes. vast vast -- >> i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material into the record. i rise today as the new representative of new mexico's 2nd district home to some of the most beautiful landscapes and hardest working people, the best chile and first designated wildernes

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whether they're going to be arthur burns and inflation is high, or whether they pull the full jean claudea banking crisis. we think the fed will take the next step, a 25 basis point increase, but probably wrap that in dovish language, indicate their close to the end if not at the end, and in a way, it doesn't matter. it's priced in, and at this moment, what's most important is the broad liquidity being provided, you know, through the fed's balance sheet and some of the programs they put in place and liquidity they provided last week. on the one hand. also, on the other hand, what we do expect to see lead to considerable tightening as banks change their posture in this more challenging environment, and that's the part that we think is going to have the biggest negative impact on the economy. >> and negative impact on the economy to the point where it causes a significant downturn or simply moderates the growth, because, again, we were just talking a month ago, it looked like things were overheating, too hot for the fed's taste. the conversation's entirely changed and what's your confidence

elizabeth: joining us now from house ways and means, congresswoman claude ya entheny. to see you. okay, the democrat-led senate is about to defeat and kick out the parents' bill of rights. shouldn't schools be about serving their students and parents and communities, not their own ideology? shouldn't parents be able to see what their kids are being taught in schools? >> absolutely. this is what the whole purpose of the parents' bill of rights is. the is about getting parents the empowerment and also taxpayers. remember who pays the bills in these local school districts, it's the taxpayers particularly in new york where we pay among the highest that taxes in the country and among the highest per- pew pupil taxes for our school districts. the taxpayers have a right to know what's being taught in our school districts, and a lot of this in new york is state education department. we're trying to give some freedom and some rights and empower ifment to parents so that they know what's happening in the school district. that's all this is. it's not some dramatic, you know, depa

middle of the longest claude snap in almost 20 years. shockingly, the normally mild climate is now hit with snow, rain, and frigid temperatures leaving one of the most vulnerable populations, the homeless, out in the cold. enter rock star dave grohl! yes, goodbye this prime man, he stepped in to do what he could to help. and he spent 24 consecutive hours barbecuing to feed people at hope and omissions, north returns -- helpers. hunter director of development there, grace atlanta, said dave grohl state overnight to plummet and make sure that it was ready for dinner the next day making enough out to serve 450 people! but here's the thing, she says quote, he won a no glory for it, he was like, i just want to do this for you guys and get back in that way. she added, and by the way -- it was amazing. the best barbecue we've ever had. he has kind and he is cool! and we are grateful for dave grohl. and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late! i will s

i think whatever they do at this meeting they're going to be criticized they're going to be jean claude trish shay in 2011 or arthur burns in the 1970. trishshay raised rates in a debt crisis and burns was not quick enough to fight against inflation. i think they will be criticized no matter what they do on wednesday. >> watching the markets right now. still a mixed picture. the nasdaq in the red. jason, frc, the drama we're seeing here do you see that having a big impact on the fed or believe there's other factors that are weighing more heavily on the decision? >> i think the fed is in a precarious position. i think, i agree completely with joe here we saw inflationary data last week, cpi in line, super core however, was accelerating faster than in february than in january. ppi was slower, was softer numbers, and that was due to food prices decelerating these events are deflationary. they are the svb news the first republic news, the fed is in a difficult spot whether they hike or slow, or don't do anything, i think they will be under some criticism. i turn to the ecb as well. the ecb

jean claude juncker, then president of the european commission, proposed enhancing the euro's role internationally to shield the continent from what he called selfish unilateralism. the commission outlined a path to achieve this. it hasn't happened. there remains too many fundamental doubts about the future of the euro itself. dollar dominance is firmly entrenched. for many good reasons. a globalized economy needs a single currency for ease and efficiency. the dollar is stable, you can buy and sell it anytime, and it's governed largely by the market and not the whims of a government. that's why china's efforts to expand the yuan's role internationally have not worked. ironically if she jinping wanted to cause the greatest pain to america, he would liberalize its financial sector and make the yuan a true competitor to the dollar, but that would take him in the direction of markets and openness that is the opposite of his current domestic goals. all that, said washington's weaponizing of the dollar over the last decade has led many important countries to search for ways to make sure that they do not

southern california isn't a middle of the longest claude snap in almost 20 years.r rock star dave grohl! yes, goodbye this prime man, he stepped in to do what he could to help. and he spent 24 consecutive hours barbecuing to feed people at hope and omissions, north returns -- helpers. hunter director of development there, grace atlanta, said dave grohl state overnight to plummet and make sure that it was ready for dinner the next day making enough out to serve 450 people! but here's the thing, she says quote, he won a no glory for it, he was like, i just want to do this for you guys and get back in that way. she added, and by the way -- it was amazing. the best barbecue we've ever had. he has kind and he is cool! and we are grateful

. >> counsel, could you spend a minute on precisely what your liberty interest claude and keep it --your client has beendeprived of? and who deprived him of i >> your honor, of course, as the court recognizes in osborne, th lerty interest is proving ones innocence with newly scered evidence. as the court said in osborne predal due process, the procedures ed to be fair to viice that interest. here, the allegation of mr. re'somplaint, there's a procedural e process vlaon based on the way the court of criminal peals in texas interpreted article 64. andt is the respondent ere who the district attorney, whs giving effect to hat ieretation by continuing to deny dna testing. without due process of law, -- >> you aby complying with the court ruling? >> i think he's enforcing the court ling, your honor, -- i would back up and say, as texas recognizes a page five of the red brief, the district attorney s thority to allow dna testing. so, he has a choice, he can either alw,or you can say i've looked at the constructon of article 64, i've looked at the way the cca has interpreted it, i'm going t

they said the move was predictingable because then the president jean-claude beshe.e sees inflation but the economy is going to hell in a handbasket. nevertheless they hiked rates any way. bring in lyn alden from lyn alden investment strategy. there are whispers that the fed may be having a truchet moment? do you agree. >> back to the 1970's, you talk about inflation, a lot of inflation was driven by lending, excessive bank lending. inflation was low but they fought rates raising them dramatically. this looks more like the 1940s. we have very high debt levels. a lot of inflation is fiscal driven inflation. the fact they're focusing on one or two tools they have to try to fight this inflation is understandable but obviously coming at major costs to financial stability. charles: you know beginning with the silicon valley bank and over the last few sessions in fact over the last five sessions, lyn, hardest hit not financials, not financials, real estate by far getting absolutely annihilated and are we pay not paying attention to commercial real estate will implode? >> i

of time afterwards, for comments and questions, and so start thinking about possible pushback or claude helpful suggestions. in a bipartisan op-ed published in the washington post on august 9th, 2002, big stephen g calibrates that the cofounder, and co-chair of the federal society, we floated the idea that each justice should do 18 years, of full and active service on the court, and should thereafter have a different portfolio of judicial responsibilities. the bipartisan coauthor ship of this 2002 op-ed was purposeful. the 18 year idea was then, and remains now, either left nor right, neither blue nor red. i was then, and remain, today a mainstream democrat, and steve was then and remains today, a mainstream republican. for example, in 2000, i voted for al gore. steve voted for george w. bush. in 2016, i voted for hillary clinton's team for donald trump. >> when i first publicly embraced the 18 year idea, a republican sat in the white house. republicans control the house, and the soon it was almost evenly divided. today, the partisan alignment is almost exactly the opposite, with the de

that that voice, primarily because of security concerns that he would not debating before the law claude, because you did the jury and an unsafe location that had been a number of attacks over there. he also said that he feared that he would be taken into custody here. did you in the government of dore dear georgia, all secretary party leaders who wondered if there earlier so of but for the 1st time since this crisis began. after the den scene, we are beginning to see some light at the end of their donna and then everybody head and budget thought will be hoping that the buckets on the politicians will decide that different days and photo change. a dog about constructive matters in order to facilitate that delay action, which is due on the 3rd year of april, the national elections of godaddy are doing some diamond apron shows some relief. but then again, situation despite the fact that delegates pro great. yeah, come on as you speak to us, we're looking at the lives i believe the life picture from outside the court house in the hor, perhaps these are the latest pictures we're getting, but

thank you so much chair coughed and for being here but i don't want to steal claude ian's thunder, but i also wanted to recognize and acknowledge that, um, mayor brown is here and, um . and i do want to, even though he doesn't necessarily know what i wanted to credit him because martha cohen had reached out and i know that martha worked with you as well. and i think learned the art of all the things have really celebrating community. so tonight, city hall is lit up both in the, um city hall is lit up with the pan african colors and then the dome is lit up in gold and red in honor of lunar new year, so make sure that you take a picture of city hall because it is representing the unity that we celebrated here tonight. so first and foremost, give yourselves a round of applause. um the teacher in me wants to give each one of you an extra star for staying until the end. i really do appreciate that. i've been teaching a class at usf and let me say i must be horrible because they're not always there in the class is over. um hi, sandy. hi, jeff. um i, um. i just am so moved and touched by the

host: we are joined to talk about the criminal claude bill that is now facing the overturning in thesenate later today. congresswoman norton, welcome back. >> thank you. >> what are your thoughts on the process of taking up a legislation that will block the enforcement of the crime bill. >> this code has not been updated since 1901. what the city did was to look at crimes based on actual experience, and what judges had in fact done, so it was not off the top of the head, changing in the crime code, it was based on looking at what the experience had been and doing a crime code with -- based on that experience, and as it turns out, crime code comes up to the house and the senate at a time when there was rising crime, and the in the country. there is a lot of blowback. i think that might have happened with any update given crime is breaking out all over the country. host: always last time congress overturned a law must mark --? guest: it is very rare. 1990, when i joined congress. >> here is a perspective on the timeline. it was introduced after the reelection of the mayor. the council

claude coburn springs to mind. years ago, they used to have a competition in the times each night on the subeditors desk to who could come up with the most bonng who could come up with the most boring headline he won one night with a small earthquake in chile, not too many dead . okay, chile, not too many dead. okay, move that on. small, small earthquake in westminster. not many dissenters. yeah yeah. which is it's a move from one sort of difficult piece of legislation to another, because, of course, the prime minister, the prime minister is still facing all this uproar of a small boats. yes. and to how deal with all of this. and it's a very difficult one, isn't it.7 because it's it seems like politicians are split between sunak not being hard enough or being far too hard. oh, precise . there's not a lot of centre ground. oh, i see. right. well i mean that sort of it comes back to the point of the conservative party, not so much a broad church and nicely united as more of a coalition of tribes of a coalition of war

banks essentially 1.6 trillion -- tom: i look at something jean-claude to stay told me a few years agojon ferro has made it clear, mortgage rates are different in your. inflation is different. utility bills are different. do higher interest rates diffuse wicker, more sooner, more rapid to european banks? philip: it depends which banks you are referring to in europe. what matters in these banks is this sovereign debt holding. the issue of bonds by the governance across europe that because -- interest rates are a grace -- are rising. the banks, if holding those bonds, can be putting losses on those balance sheets. jonathan: it is a profit story as well, the headwinds these banks might face now. interest margins that might have to be reduced. competition for deposits. how do you see that playing out now? philip: we are in a sector with european banks about -- shot up 45% the last few months. there has been a huge rally, that is probably why there has been such a strong reaction to the news. we have had these big interest rate rises, what will the risks, what happens next? lisa: have we se

thank you so much chair coughed and for being here but i don't want to steal claude ian's thunder, buto wanted to recognize and acknowledge that, um, mayor brown is here and, um . and i do want to, even though he doesn't necessarily know what i wanted to credit him because martha cohen had reached out and i know that martha worked with you as well. and i think learned the art of all the things have really celebrating community. so tonight, city hall is lit up both in the, um city hall is lit up with the pan african colors and then the dome is lit up in gold and red in honor of lunar new year, so make sure that you take a picture of city hall because it is representing the unity that we celebrated here tonight. so first and foremost, give yourselves a round of applause. um the teacher in me wants to give each one of you an extra star for staying until the end. i really do appreciate that. i've been teaching a class at usf and let me say i must be horrible because they're not always there in the class is over. um hi, sandy. hi, jeff. um i, um. i just am so moved and touched by the abilit

no doubt son, claude showers hail in their low snow levels. to mid fifties on the temps. alright sounds here. 6 31 a bridge of freeway. where are we going? let's start with highway four. steve and the contra costa commute because we do have some busy traffic and you'll notice here in this picture that i'm showing you. it's absolutely dry on highway four, heading over and contra costa county in general has dry conditions. not a lot of slowing on 6 80 or on 80 right now and on the richmond british smaller delay, however, on the golden gate bridge, you can look at your picture. now. there is a little bit of rain coming through. the roads are wet, and that may affect the commute coming from miranda, san francisco. it's still dry at the bay bridge told plans and there's a bigger delay. 6 31, let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal with the predictions for heavy rain later in the week, there is a warning and some advice. clear out your drains. now the national weather service says there could be flooding, especially in areas where

my first car was called claud. it was french. it is coming up to eight o'clock.ut and be actually walking the streets. convicted paedophile gary glitter is recalled to prison just weeks after he was released. it's the "back to work budget" says the chancellor. unemployment is low, but there are jobs that need filling. and former england rugby player tom youngs speaks to bbc breakfast for the first time since his wife died from blood cancer lastjune. the loneliness probably the one which really gets you. and you think, i will ring someone, but it's still not the same as having someone there to talk to. welcome to day one of the cheltenham festival, four days of thrilling racing, but a very different festival in many ways both for the jockeys and the racegoers here. good morning. it is a cold start on the day with the risk of ice on untreated surfaces, and widespread frost. for many of us it will be a day of sunny spells and wintry showers, and a brisk wind. i will have all the details later in the programme. good morning. it's tuesday 14th of march. our main story