colleen? colleen: as you just heard, they are.e are seeing issuance year to date exceeding last years, relatively flat on a net issuance basis. issuers in a good financial position are trying to take advantage of it, if they have a need. that being said, a lot of issuers took advantage a couple of years ago of good market conditions to get their balance sheets in order, so there is not the demand or the need, yet, in a large swath of the high-yield market. might be coming, but not there yet. vonnie: should more people be taking advantage of the bid, zach? zack: it's a strong opportunity, but when you think about what we have heard from central banks this week, except for bank of japan, where the rates are going lower, there is expectation that even though spreads are tightening, yields could move lower in that's a bigger consideration for investment grade companies with high yield companies considering that as well. vonnie: colleen, talk to us about where in investment grade is attractive to you right now, given the amount of appe

no task is too big or too small for colleen.orked in the private sector where she served as vice president of strategic public affairs and director of the new product launch st the compuwork corporation as well as director of external relations and economic development f. she's worked tirelessly to represent her community as a member of the plymouth --city commission for over a decade in addition to chairing the brownfield redevelopment authority, serving on the plymouth economic development court and overseeing the fire department that serves the communities. if there is an arcane or overly complicated municipal precedent, colleen has the ability to explain it and already knows all about it. when she's not making oakland county run, colleen is also a mom to college-aged twins, carolyn and will. whether visiting carolyn in england, or cheering on will at a game, colleen is a woman on the move. she's a dedicated friend, sister, and public servant. she's whip smart and has a one liner for every situation. she makes us all laugh re

colleen clark is here, everybody. >> thank you, seth. >> seth: thank you for being with us, colleen.ause ] our first guest tonight is a tony and emmy-winning actor who spent eight years hosting "the late late show with james corden." his new interview show, "this life of mine" premieres february 1st on sirius xm stars channel 109, and the sirius xm app. please welcome back to the show our good friend james corden, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back. >> hi. how are you? >> seth: welcome back to the states. welcome back to a talk show studio. >> i know. >> seth: you got out of the life. >> i did. >> seth: you got out of the life. >> i did. >> seth: i feel like -- >> and you can too. [ laughter ] >> seth: i do -- >> that's all i'm doing. i went to see jimmy last night. i'm going to go see stephen in a minute. and i'm going to say, "listen, i know they make you feel like you've got to do this --" [ laughter ] >> seth: i've got to do it. >> you don't. >> seth: i've got to do it, and i've got to do it tomorrow, and then i've got to do it th

. >> hello, this is colleen. hello and this is colleen and colleen. your friends here today? we have tolley, the dark brown, one on the ground there playing, and zeus and buster, who's a pitbull shepherd mix. >> you see that little. you can see a little bit of that in his face. they're very rowdy. this morning. having a very fun time. >> you know, i adopted both of my dogs from humane societies. one of them is one of the humane societies. is going to be here later today, marin humane society. so i'm a huge proponent of people, especially adopting mutts, because, you know, i love a good mutt. mutts are great, aren't they? >> they are. people say in a lot of ways their behaviors are evened out and they're really great dogs to adopt. >> they tend to be also really healthy dogs, really healthy. >> that's right. >> something that i love about your humane society is that you provide a lot of after services, and one of them is you have a hotline that people can call. we do have a hotline. >> we can give out the number if you like. it's people can call 24 ove

talk about can we teach the elections in this moment, and at night will have a conversation with colleenary education, and i will be interesting but the main program is a conversation with sotomayor■kjç and amy coney barrett. this is an incredibly important time to show people who are maybe not thought of as having similar points of view but who agree on the strength of our country, the reasons why we need to defend it, and the reasons why we n a pathway to work together. >> host: i can to folks you can find those resources at civic learning week.org. that's civic learning week.org. also a to point out that these that also offers a civics education resource called c-span in the classroom. you can find more information about that on c-span.org/classroom. free resources for teachers, students anddi the public as wel featuring c-span program in public affairs coverage that's religious history, current events and the constitution as well as lesson plans and of the resources for educators. so that's c-span.org/classroom. now let's go to ralph in washington, d.c. good morning, ralph. , good mo

they publish colleen hoover and frederick bachman and sister soldier.then there's gallery, which is really the home for pop culture. they had the biggest nonfiction and memoir of of the fall. last year it was the it was britney spears. so, you know, simon schuster is sort of a home for topical nonfiction, political books, history, serious, serious topics that people are discussing. so there's there's there's a little bit of everything for everybody since you joined random house in 1989, by the way, when you were at brown university, did you want to be in publishing? was that your plan? i did not have a plan. i will say that i was interested in journalism. i was interested in writing and my father, this is true. my father said, you know, there's this guy named michael korda and he is an editor at simon schuster. he's the editor in chief of simon schuster. but he also writes books. so why don't you be like michael korda? why don't you get why don't you have a real job and write on the side? my dad my dad is a very practical guy. and so and i and the amazi

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i wanna thank colleen clark and the 8g band. thanks for watching.e love you, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, it is coming down hard in some places. storm ranger tracking the rain as it falls across the bay area and the storm is also moving toward the sierra. let's spring down, you can see all the slick roads, what it looked like on third street in san francisco just a couple of hours ago. you can see steady rain falling there. you can see rain drops as the storm starts to move east. is the wet weather going to stick around all weekend? >> we are seeing heavy pockets coming down. for anybody who needs to be out and about, keep this in mind. here is what our storm ranger is picking up. we have some lightning strikes moving in through modesto, the sierra as well. a tricky commute to the sierra. we have dangerous conditions in there through. but i want to turn your attention. if you look at the key, light to heavy. we are picking up heavy pockets along 280 right now. if i kind of zoom this in closer toward fremont down to th

she's thought that hey, colleen in business in the eastern region of the democratic republic of congo, and now employs hundreds of people. she has proven what we already know, that women can excel in business, bestbuy to the extra head of the face. it is west milton that this story was recorded before the escalation of patients in eastern cool go. mazda is 10 companies, bought a town overlooking lakes cube, and rhonda, is this be a total of an inspiring story? it's literally the rags to riches tales. rachel, more low, a young antonio who overcame homelessness to bid her own cleanings come back to the full sized after the death of my father. it was an easy they chased us from our rented house and life to him to be taught. but i resolved to take my fate into my own hands. i started walking as a key night in town, in a big building with many rooms. can you imagine? i was just getting $20.00 a month for washing clothes, dishes and cleaning the house. of the cleaning business has a setting stigma, even though it's vital works, especially for keeping up with buildings running many young peo

this is all that separates the russian exclaim of colleen and grad from bella. reeves, a close ally of moscow. it's seen as a potential achilles heel for the nato alliance. the atmosphere here is tens, especially since mercenaries from russia's bosner group had been stationed in deliveries. the shooting range in august of is just a 30 minute drive from the bellows in border so it would take you stuff to zones of every now and then we see military columns on the road here. it's a reminder that something is going on so she should like, but we don't think too much about it and you know some of them and just keep you on, move it. jerome is full, you know, we focus on our role. the civilians come us for the keys from such a digital. the army has its own work to do and we have hours to push the assessment . if anything happens, we'll be ready of about 30 minutes. remember, you're using a different weapon, but you have to adapt to share with us just when i used to the other ones that keep going last year. yeah, check also decided to join the territorial defense force, which that's because thi

we're hearing that there may have been up to 3 on identified people in camouflage colleen got entered at with guns and shooting on the crowd as of now again, let's just reiterate that these are on verified reports of at least 12 people killed and over at 50 injured at the least, and in this shooting, if verified, if would be the deadliest shooting in the russian capital at since before the 1990s . in fact, at the biggest, before, that's on the 4th of march, and they connected for 7 people at shots of a university at. but for now we cannot say whether that is the case. that is the biggest because we simply do not know the numbers of a part in states, policies in this, at mass shooting. and just some more details coming in on this. in fact, let's just go through at watts is know, and i'll just that get some of the latest details on this as i'm speaking at to you, the shooting past the concert hall in don time in don ton at russia at okay, let's just see what's happening here people were seeing, let's run this video again. if we can just to show you the, the, the build up as we approache

the broad option today is joined by for a palestinian national authority. advisor colleen look into your should preview of their conversation, which you can watching full tried monday here on our to to so what we have then is i'm us perhaps more popular in the context of iraq, afghanistan, syria, libby, a, a, a, and to the reputation of these major powers that keep talking by the rule of it's based order because clearly they're arming what's happening in gaza. and we have israel now the most dangerous place in the world to be a jew. so this is, this is where they situation is at the moment. um, i suppose, i mean that was, um, i mean its not exactly how i would characterize it, but don't tell me how you would because apparently the global sales does not support. well, yeah, right. i mean there is that there is going to be kind of sort of the united states there's, there's no question that a, the so called rules based order has taken a huge hit. i don't know that it can recover. i don't know that the credibility of the countries and states who have claimed to uphold the rules based order i

my colleague nick clark spoke to tara colleen. he is a member of the chicago chapter of american muslims, the palestine. he accuses the by the administration of complacency and israel's war on delta. and the demands that had been, had been made time and time again is essentially it's essentially would have been the same that man, that wouldn't be me at the meeting. so why do we keep revisiting the same topic wants to send them as when the administration is obviously not responding to it. now, any type of method that the most patient takes to quote unquote, try to be, be able to see the situation increase. you might have a virus or something. this right now, one phone call, that's all it takes. what phone call we provide is real with us, meaning what we provide 0 with financial aid. we are the ones that protect israel at the united nations. we provide the diplomatic cover, so by that you can get in all of this in one hour if you truly want it to. so you want to schedule another meeting with local leaders in the chicago area to disc

it would take talk, responded immediately to the us houses, the colleen legislation in out white van, here's house, minority leader, hockey and jeffreys. i don't support a band on tick tock. the legislation did not band tick tock. it's simply a, the rest of your of tick tock so that this social media platform can be owned by an american company that would protect the data and the privacy of the american consumer from malignant for an interest like the chinese communist party. for more now, i'm joined by lindsey gorman. she is a senior fellow for emerging technologies at the alliance for securing democracy. she is in washington dc where she joins me tonight. it's good to see you again. let's just talk about what happened today. the us house passing this legislation. do you for see the us senate doing the same? yeah, it's good to see you to i think the us senate will be definitely less of a foregone conclusion than the house. it might take a little bit more time. but there are some encouraging signals. today the chairman and ranking member of the house and tell her the of the senate int

this is colleen boss, for several wizards as a foreign minister to india, but also the fall, several residuals. we talk ukrainian official to india after the war and you can stop here for 2 years ago. now, he's saying that he's here in india and because he wants to materialize, he wants to put in action. the agreement that mr. moody and mrs. lensky is had. now remember, off the russian president is re elected bill prime minister of india. and the reason will be, he had his full swish dawson mc officer that they spoke about the usual things they spoke about trade but after time, but also the dummy the summit. and it looks like that. he's here to talk about that quite a bit. is here to really you'll be saving the all support for the upcoming be stops, but we're in there. we need give it. that is something to be we'll have to see. but what we are seeing is that the account changes to 10, or as far as volleyball is concerned, as far as ukraine is concerned. we saw that on the 1st day he was a to the mahatma gandhi memorial. inside of the forthcoming, he spoke about how, how fund on the n

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with busy counting that votes up so that we can get them pretty much as soon as the polls closed in colleen grabs, i just want to talk you through some of the other details because as you said that rachel was talking about the of the candidates uh, block me putins closest arrival in this election was on the communist party taking 4.3 percent of both that was around 3700000 votes overall. then we had to the new people in suited place at 3.81 percent of the votes of 3300000 votes. and then of bringing up the re, it was the liberal democrats who took 3.2 percent of the votes that tallies to around $2770000.00 votes. so even though very small percentages still a huge number of people voting for the 3 of the candidates in this election and they voted across some 94. i was in the polling stations. um, one of the things that really interested me is that people go into the polls in russia, not just by foot to a bike car will get to me up on metro. but also apparently, according to the central election commission, going that by horseback and own skis, that gives you a sense of just how right this co

some of the authors with book talk hits nominated in the page turner category include colleen hooveran has risen to fame on tiktok. her series heart stopper includes the uk's fastest selling graphic novel to date. the awards are made up novel to date. the awards are made up of 12 categories and the winners will be announced on the 13th of may. 0fficials will be announced on the 13th of may. officials in australia say the great barrier wreath is experiencing another mass bleaching because of the sea temperatures have been so high in the last two weeks. the hot weather can cause heat stressed corals to expel the algae that gives them life and colour. it is the fifth time in eight years that widespread damage has been detected at the unesco world heritage site. before 2016 only to mass bleaching events had been recorded. scientists say urgent action is needed for the wreath to survive. now it's time to take a look at the weather. hello there, good afternoon. today looking very similar to how it was yesterday, still of cloud around for places but brighter now with some sunshine across th

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president are sometimes you just need colleen o'brian in an andy richter doing something goofy >> i didn'tur side picky. >> he didn't not >> be a talk show host india's not an ethnic man because he's not a yes man andy goes for the joke and if you're insecure about being the funniest person out there, don't have an andy richter and i just loved everything about that. still do conan was the voice of a new generation. you weren't even really watching letter menn any that was like for older people >> it was the tv critics. it didn't speak to him >> the first six months co-nin looked like a fighter it was like the aids ron and he was just taking body blow after body blow, i saw some pretty crummy stuff about myself. >> it says like talent less >> lump up let's be you're only getting 13 week renewals >> they wanted to do even less than 13 weeks. >> they were renewing us in one week chunks >> you doing that is the funniest show on tv >> what i thought was this guy is in big trouble. and this is not going to last and are kept saying leave it alone he's getting better. >> the point where we really

c is colleen and bobby was the center of attention with expectations. hi. that'll join around mature in the summer. and he was asked about his future ahead of the match. or did you then and then say, i didn't say anything. does i still have nothing to say? i have always said that when the day comes, why have something to say? i'll come in front of you guys than us because of mine. so if i do not say anything, this means i have nothing to say while in bob a will come up against the netherlands, add the european championships, and the debts are looking very good. how does the turnaround states thrashed fellow? you're qualifiers. scotland for now. francesco alger ivy is back training with his club inter mall and it follows him being sent home from italian national team duty. the 36 year old is facing allegations that a racially abused nap leaves one. hey jesus, and a leak match this past sunday. or my personal international are being jo has been arrested in his home country and could face up to 9 years in jail. he was in his car that arrived at the federal pol

perfect gulf is also around in the full crowns the well, number 3 was based on by 20 said steve, colleen garcia of the losing the 1st set score back to full decide to go see a send you the full break points. and the opening game is this, the sense i'm from the never look back, closing out the match 6 to she's trying to become the 1st frenchman to win this tournament. no problems for carlos outcries and the men's events. the wells number to getting calls came and faced in straight sets, 6 to 6 full to bookcase, placing the last 16 across and still on for the sunshine, double following his victory indian wells last week. and there were a couple of summer school team stones in the crowd to watch out for us brazilian football, enable, and miami kate and the i play a jimmy butler were on hand to congratulate the spaniards of to it's the last 3 spoke for euro 2024 up for grabs lisa with ukraine, looking to make it to that 1st major tournaments since the russian invasion, though face isolated on tuesday, what is the home fixture because of the wall, the match is being played in the polish city

number 3 was beaten by 23rd c. colleen garcia of reducing the 1st fit golf. get back to full. so decided garcia found it a full break points in the opening game of the food safe and from the never looked back. closing out so much 6 to she's trying to become the 1st french woman to win this tournament. not a problem, so call us alvarez in the names, events that will them to keep getting calls gamble feeds in straight sets 626 full to book his place and the last 16. how can we have been stolen on for the sunshine, double following his victory, the indian wells last weekend. they were a couple of other sporting stones in the crowd to watch authorize. because it in football, the name all and miami heat and be a play of jimmy butler. they were on hand to congratulate the spaniard off to its to joining all caressing the false round. is the man who knocked him out of this is a straight and opened alexander's veteran. the full seed took care of american christopher banks in straight sets of who reached the finally miami 6 years ago. the face 15 feet cut in hudson. and we'll finish wit

would like to also leach out to the muslim view as on the show and wanting to wish them a llama done colleen for their celebration. >> and would like >> to approach them and ask them the way in that hamas are dealing with the deceased is this part of a slum >> to use dead bodies as bargaining chips >> i'm pretty sure it's not. >> and i would be more than >> happy to hear the muslim leaders in the united states calling to hamas to have some dignity for the deceased and maybe start negotiations around the deceased and let the families us families where elba 40 us citizens were killed on until the seventh to have the minimum, which is being having a place to mourn for sun, the us citizen, as well as many others where we can also expressed his thanks to the white house for its efforts to resolve the hostage crisis and he said that he believes benjamin netanyahu needs to step down >> coming up, cnn >> goes to arizona to talk to undecided voters with all the talk on immigration here, why some voters? say things are not what they seem >> we're here to get your side of the store >> don't ms a. singl

. >> thank you, miss colleen. >> boston, first grade. it's been an important lesson. >> wow.ting you see the name? yeah, yeah. oh, yeah.úit fixes it. they sit straight up as soon as all right. the big sf the day, as you well know, has been super tuesday. people heading to the polls, many polling spots opened up at 7:00. in fact, every single one of them did. voters, though, have already sent in their ballots. for the most part. many are dropping them off early. we'll turn to ktvu. amanda quintana, live at santa clara county voting center there with how we could see historically low voter turnout this year, amanda. >> yeah, well, garcia, it's pretty quiet here this morning.e in very excited about voting on actual election day. and there reallyútrying to make it funt& here. they've got balloons. they've got this whole setup where you can take a photo booth picture. they're really trying today. but political analystsnt- have been projecting a low voter turnout for this primary election. one of the big reasons is because of thecc3 f1 primary. usually the most popular race. it's c

and patrick shaking, insured all 3 points in their bid for 1st effort and place it into the tide. colleen and bobby squared ahead tractors, he help power sanctioned man with huge 6 to victory against smoke. kelly bobby has been left to advertise. the side for lead matches in recent weeks is head coach louis. enrique wants to adjust his departure at the end of the season. but he showed just how important he is, so i can straight to pick a bunch as they move 12 points clear at the top of the extraordinary and bar salon are on their way to 2nd spot in the league, or they're currently 3 know up against that let us on the threads, so make it 10 games and beaten with victory here throughout felix on loan from medical madrid square to get this parent club yet again. after doing it early on the season, robert lee went to ask you then support in the 2nd half, so get them on course or to go to points clear with you around now. when it's time as well, them one espn to compete marines the corey to an indian wells title for the 2nd time the polish star had little trouble against her greek opponents me

. >> celebrating colleen's 53rd birthday >> from auburn, alabama, on a from north carolina. >> hi lovet day, happy birthday, happy everything we are happy you're with us on this thursday morning. we cannot wait to come out and visit and say hey. >> the sun is shining again. >> the rain is moving out. good day >> let's get to it we have a busy morning we'll get to our news at 8:00. alabama passed a new law overnight, protecting in vitro fertilization, just weeks after a state supreme court ruling all but shut down that procedure however, the law leaves unanswered questions about embryos created by ivf, which jarrett is here to clear this all up. >> this new law is meant to shield fertility clinics from those expensive lawsuits and potential criminal liability. that was the whole reason that ivf has been at a virtual standstill for the last two weeks. state lawmakers fast tracked this legislation and kay ivy signed it lat nbc senior legal late last night everyone moving at lightning speed to course correct after that alabama supreme court decision upended ivf procedures in the state and

at night, we will have a conversation with colleen shogun and the secretary of education but the mainshow people who are not thou■c points of view but who agree on the strength of our country, the reasons defended and the reasons why we need to find a pathway forward to work together. host:urces as civic learning we.org. i also want to point out that c-span authors specifics education resource. you could find more information about that on an.org/classroom including free resources for teachers, students and the public as well as lesson plans and resources for educators. that is c-span.org/classroom. let's go to ralph in washington dc. i want to congratulate this lady on her efforts. i'aised on civics and i am stunned by the lack of knowledge. if you don't understand civics you don'terstand how hard it is to defend the skip. the first, the freedom of speech. the government has a right to go when incidents are people on fai am stunned people don't understand the significance of it. ?aand in our schools instead of teaching civics were teaching the united states is evil you have victim an

at night, we will have a conversation with colleen and the secretary of education but the main programversation with sotomayor and amy coney barrett. this is an incredibly important time to show people thought of as having similar points of view but who agree on the strength of our country, the reasons why we need to defended and the reasons why we need to find a pathway forward to work together. host: you can find those resources as civic learning we.org. i also want to point out that c-span authors specifics education resource. you could find more information aboutc-span.org/classroom including free resources for teachers, students and the public as well as lesson plans and resources for educators. that is c-span.org/classroom. let's go to ralph in washington dc. i want to congratulate this lady on her efforts. on civics and i am stunned by the lack of knowledge. if you don't understand civics you don't how hard it is to defend the skip. the first, there o speech. the government has a right to go when incidents are people on facebook and twitter and other media outlets. i am stunned