just to interrupt, the cma - the cma did not say that. they...g was that there was a... a cost, the higher cost from those larger providers, they were taking a profit from it. they were not saying the fees they charge to hire, and in fact they are not. and one of the things that the report failed to identify is that actually the cost of provision in local authorities pauls' own position has been independently recognised as being significantly higher, by around about 20%. that was a failure to recognise and what we see in those larger providers is an economy of scale, which enables the profits. i think what is far more important for us to recognise is that the quality of provision. the quality of provision in children's homes, whatever the sector, be it private, voluntary or the public sector, the local authority's own position, is generally of a high standard. it needs to be100% and that is our commitment to work towards that, but it isn't that the larger providers or the private providers provide a lower quality. the quality is good across the b

they are wanting to do a deal with cma cgm, a logistics company. i believe that is the right acronym, we will double check on that. there will be creating a carrier service as part of that and they will be selling 9% of their stake. burberry concerned about the outlook when it comes to china and covid zero. an important market for luxury and for burberry. they came in with their four year sales missing. nonetheless, stock is gaining two .3%. francine: people like the collection. jay powell has said the fed will not hesitate to raise rates above neutral and warns it may bring discomfort. we have also been hearing hawkish comes from the regional fed presidents. >> inflation is coming down, that is what we need to see. we will be watching for that. if that involves moving past broadly understood levels of neutral, we will not hesitate to do that. >> i have been concerned that we need to take aggressive action to keep inflation under control, but right now i think we have a good plan. >> what a lot of economists are wondering about is if we really have

and then for the cma planning fundsthey will be used to focus on long-range planning such as connect asked after and san francisco transportation plan and ongoing studies as well as pda planning and other local studies . and for the project, most criteria do come from mtc. they're looking for projects that help implement that bay area strategies andhave demonstrated community support and projects that can meet the federal deliveryrequirements . and those are shown in attachments in the packet . and then for our local criteria, our decisions are in the underlying text in the attachment and we're proposing to retain most of the criteria from cycles one and two such as projects that have multimodal benefits, are coordinated with other projects and improve safety and in line with mtc's emphasis on deliverability we will give strong consideration to project project readiness. we're looking to prioritize projects that can demonstrate equity benefits whether that's within an equity priority community or has benefits outside of the pcs and will include consideration for projects that have di

politicians can put moral persuasion on, but cma has| moral persuasion on, but cma has legal authorityhis, this m15 agent, we have video evidence the bbc has seen of domestic abuse and so on, and yet this has all been kept off the radar. what are your thoughts on this? i radar. what are your thoughts on this? ., ., ., , ., this? i thought that was an exceptionally _ this? i thought that was an exceptionally good - this? i thought that was an l exceptionally good interview this? i thought that was an - exceptionally good interview with dominic grieve on radio four this morning, where he set out the case for national security implications from his role as being the former chairman of the national security committee. i am a great believer in freedom of speech, and i commend the bbc for ensuring this was taken through the courts to get a judgment on what should be allowed. the national security card does sometimes have to be played, realistically, by politicians in a dangerous world, and the security services need protecting, but the bbc is performing a public service whenever it argues fo

i know you tweet add picture recently from 1987 when you were presenting cma nominees.r mind as you're reflecting on her life and friendship. >> wow. well, firstly, i ask everybody to pray for the family to have strength. i know these guys and they're just wonderful people. i know that you always say nice things about somebody that's passed away, but naomi deserves every compliment you can give her. i mean, she always had -- when i was around naomi, she was always positive, just as sweet as she could be. wynonna is right, she did love to talk. that was one thing about her. but she was so well-loved in the nashville music community and admired. we're going to miss her badly. >> one of the things i know i appreciate and so many people appreciate about naomi judd and also her daughters is how openly they have talked about mental health struggles and her daughters they say that they lost naomi to, quote, the disease of mental illness, which, as i mentioned, she had said many things publicly including this during an interview in 2016 on gma. >> because they see me in rhinest

and then for the cma planning fundsthey will be used to focus on long-range planning such as connect asked after and san francisco transportation plan and ongoing studies as well as pda planning and other local studies . and for the project, most criteria do come from mtc. they're looking for projects that help implement that bay area strategies andhave demonstrated community support and projects that can meet the federal deliveryrequirements . and those are shown in attachments in the packet . and then for our local criteria, our decisions are in the underlying text in the attachment and we're proposing to retain most of the criteria from cycles one and two such as projects that have multimodal benefits, are coordinated with other projects and improve safety and in line with mtc's emphasis on deliverability we will give strong consideration to project project readiness. we're looking to prioritize projects that can demonstrate equity benefits whether that's within an equity priority community or has benefits outside of the pcs and will include consideration for projects that have di

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when you look at key measures for liquidity, you look at the aggregate balance of the h cma and thate. you're not seeing much sign of stress. hcma trucking data back to march are not seeing significant outflows just yet, so there may be something for the hong kong dollar now and you could see local interest rates here catch up or surpassed the u.s. rate, if the fed has to revert to monetary easing after its aggressive path. you also have stock connect inflows and listings in hong kong that could provide currency tailwinds. there are still longer-term questions and whether it is time to unpeg the hong kong dollar to the u.s. dollar. existential questions remain a focus. haidi: bloomberg markets reporter yvonne man in hong kong. call for world policy support for the chinese economy as beijing slams the head of the world health organization over his criticism of the china covid zero policy. our chief nor asia correspondent stephen engle joins us. what are they pledging? stephen: it comes against a backdrop of rising criticism as well as rising concern that this time around, the exit of

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did the holiday trolley that we went around and collaborated with merchant organizations along with cma and things like that, but it's more common that neighborhood organizations will partner with a fiscal or a non-profit org that then supports, you know, particular events. so our shop and dine in the 49 has been able to support some of that level of granularity of volunteer-based groups, that would be the example i can think of that you may think of with your question. but no, most of the funding is procured out to nonprofits that then help support the smaller groups in the neighborhood. >> and we did, and have implemented and had it since i've been here increasing numbers of very transparent panel review processes that involved community, not just staff across all procurement at oewd, and that's a real priority for us to make sure we really do focus on our contracting in the way it has the procurement, decision making body in reviewing all the responses, that is not just our staff. and that's been a very important, i think, hallmark of what we have been trying to do as a department, a

saying he is going to come in compliance with the regulations pending on the gma act or cma act thateks ago. it says he will run this thing according to the rules and not try to be a cowboy i'm encouraged by what he is saying what he will do with twitter only he knows. >> alan, let's talk broadly about the changes in technology. if you don't have the free money flowing in and you have to be more concerned as every one of the companies has to follow expenses and be careful to make sure they are putting out profits and numbers wall street will like at this point. what does that do to innovation and how is it different? does the investor dig through? >> i don't think it will make the slightest difference they have money to spend on research and development >> netflix >> oh, netflix has had, you know, a wild ride. >> uber and peloton. >> i believe that companies can survive ultimately forever with shareholder money and new financing. i believe sooner or later, you have to have some bottom line. we may be going into the period where there will be focus on the era of pe instead of evida yo

did the holiday trolley that we went around and collaborated with merchant organizations along with cma and things like that, but it's more common that neighborhood organizations will partner with a fiscal or a non-profit org that then supports, you know, particular events. so our shop and dine in the 49 has been able to support some of that level of granularity of volunteer-based groups, that would be the example i can think of that you may think of with your question. but no, most of the funding is procured out to nonprofits that then help support the smaller groups in the neighborhood. >> and we did, and have implemented and had it since i've been here increasing numbers of very transparent panel review processes that involved community, not just staff across all procurement at oewd, and that's a real priority for us to make sure we really do focus on our contracting in the way it has the procurement, decision making body in reviewing all the responses, that is not just our staff. and that's been a very important, i think, hallmark of what we have been trying to do as a department, a

when you think about the images of naomi judd walking out at the cma awards or some of the big eventser the years. she told me stories about growing up in kentucky. it was really -- it was week to week, sometimes day-to-day in their life and naomi raised those two girls, she raised them up well. they both went on to do great things and she stayed in the mix the entire time. i mean, the music industry is -- it's very aggressive sometimes so to think naomi was the one in there handling that industry as wynonna was 17, 18 years old. i mean, what a woman. what a really outstanding person and it's a huge, huge loss for everybody in nashville and throughout the united states that loved country music. >> well that show you referenced, your show, the pursuit with john rich, you did interview wynonna a few months ago. let's take a listen to that conversation. >> look at my mom and i go thank you, mom. obviously i wouldn't be here, you know. and the judds, i will never say anything about that that. i get frustrated but i realized it's because of the judds that i had the success i did. i know be