constance: the big question.ave said, they expect the yield curve to steepen, term premium to return to u.s. bond market as they start to unwind balance sheet in a more aggressive fashion. that would indicate we have higher 10 year yields going forward. if you couple this with rate of growth and rate of inflation, picked up a little bit over the last year, that is the justification for the higher yields. if the u.s. were a large closed economy on an island. of course, the world economy, we look at europe, japan, we see the softness in those countries and markets over the first quarter -- and suggests, there will be continued for and buying of u.s. treasuries because the yield is some attire. -- is so much higher. david: why is this not self-correcting? why don't foreign buyers for it and drive this back down? policies, because trade impacts, they are so uncertain. when you have volatility out there, people stick with physicians they have. -- with positions they have. we have seen people buying into the u.s., tech

it was an opportunity for people like jeff and constance to change their lives to open a small business. before i moved to austin i was in the health care industry and then a hospital administrator for several years in kansas. my project was going to live and i wanted to be with my family first and i remember talking to some people was talking about wilson and about north dakota and the oil boom there's a lot of oil at your there's a lot of jobs you know lot of opportunity for business willesden seemed to have the best opportunities for us and my family and so we drove up to the local and we realized immediately there was a huge opportunity out here so many people out here there must have been the least thirty thousand people going through here and there were only five restaurants at the time and then we looked a little bit closer and said ok what skill sets do we have that would be a good system and we thought that maybe you don't shop for so many other businesses have done here and the old timers they all think that foreigners coming here to take their money and go back home they don'

of being given a safe conduct he was summarily arrested and burnt as a heretic by the council of constance in fourteen fifteen the result was that the movement for reform became a revolution but the underlying conflicts remained yet it was more than two hundred years before the second act of the drama took place. the place rock county the year sixteen eighteen the twenty third of may i remember it as if it were yesterday from this window to hated arch catholic imperial emissaries were thrown to land more or less softly on a convenient dung hill. there it was then the second and more fateful defenestration of prague a trivial incident in itself but it's far better off than thirty years of war. it turned central europe into one great battlefield my country was in the middle of it and lost her freedom to the catholic habsburg emperors in vienna. the period following the thirty years' war is known to the rest of europe as the age of the barrage but rechecks call it. the age of darkness. through the churches are magnificent but they represent the harmony of the hapsburgs the victors of course t

is celebrating its foundation of the state of israel seventy years ago but it's just also before constance referred to as nakba day and then they lost their land in ninety eight so we've seen very very. protests in gaza with the test told by the hour rising a lot of in the hundreds not people injured mainly by loss of the nation but also by tear gas people saying that you go to area tell you what about the easter reform itself our police they're bracing for violence. i mean there have been some words about smaller protests we haven't seen much here there are protests in the occupied west bank mainly you know the checkpoints one for example between. here in east jerusalem occupied is true is missing a high presence of course of israeli security forces so far it has been rather quiet but of course as the day goes on and very closely following what is happening also in gaza very very somber. and shiny coming to you our middle east analyst what do you think this move means for the peace process well it's hard you know the peace process has been dying for so long it's hard to know what will be

. >> she plays the outspoken best friend of fresh off the boat star constance ru, who plays a new yorkeran of her dreams. >> that's exactly what a super rich person would say. >> i'm a middle class girl who doesn't understand all the crazy stuff that he grew up with. >> henry golding is the crazy rich boyfriend, nick. >> he comes from this world which rachel isn't prepared for. and that partly is nick's fault. >> that's ridiculous. >> keep your eyes on aqua fina. she's one of sandra bullock's criminal crew in "ocean's 8" she and all the crazy rich asian's diversity, it's been decades since a predominantly saysian cast has headlined a big hollywood movie. >> 25 years is an entire adult life. >> it's about time i think. >> yellow on the outside, white on the inside. >> the only summer movie that answers that burning question -- >> the only summer movie that answers that burning question -- who's it? we've all come to appreciate the modern improvements in our routines. also in footcare? absolutely. the amope pedi perfect. it removes hard skin more conveniently than a manual file. and comes

with only a few constance troops the walk us and i'm fucked just started x. out of invasive trees states run schools in south africa i'm notoriously on i quipped seven hundred thousand lemmas of also receive free dusts through the program. like england to a town. on the outskirts of cape town the desk i use here at than seki parish school. deputy principal that. received one hundred and twenty of them so far. this is a new move. made. instead of those was. easy. the kids also seem to like that equal tests teaching coker for different move along with me very. happy learners and few are invasive trees the useful and for the young wanted eucalyptus now we'll look at recycling project in gambia west africa in our weekly segment of what we do here about bicycle specifically retires and often just doing away on to the rubbish dump and the alberta just like a coffee house where the women in the gambia are doing something else with them. helping in that process to protect the environment as well as to see what they're doing. often imported second hand from timers and

there is this constance need you want to figure out what he's doing and where where and where does he trick you somehow you never really gets behind this you never really see where he took you and that makes his work i think very fast. but there's much more to the exhibition than just assures famous impossible images that tracks his lifelong development as an artist . in the early years of his career the dutchman focused on painting realistic landscapes he travelled widely searching for inspiration. but as time passed his works diverged from reality more and more. one place in particular would leave a lasting impression he's travelled through to the alhambra in spain is important because he saw the metrical decorations in the palace started to copy them and this inspired him to go into a new direction so to speak and became an inspiration for his later prints as well . in the northern part of the netherlands. there was born in this house on june seventeenth. eighteen ninety eight. and it's recorded history stretches back to the fourteenth century this year it's a european capital of c

. >> and we've also been hearing more from stars such as constance wu, who is on abc's "fresh off the boat." she's been very vocal. >> i love that. i think she's really making a big change and making some waves, and people are having more courageous conversations about it, which is what we need. >> now, vincent, what do you think needs to happen more for asian americans in terms of representation in the entertainment world? what needs to happen for that to happen? >> well, i think gina's point's really good about what people can do individually. but i do think there's also a need to work collectively. i think that, you know, people who are involved in the creative arts, in all the creative arts, have to think about the ways that the industry is set up and how changes need to be made in order to make sure that there's full representation. and i think that's how we've seen gains in the past, and i think that's how we'll continue to see gains in the future. >> and one of our viewers on facebook was wondering, "do you think asian stereotypes are going away at a fast enough rate in hollywo

seen the professor of economics at the university of blood science in constance thank you very much thank you. u.s. president donald trump says he's negotiating with his chinese counterparts to ensure telecom giant said he isn't affected by an american technology sales ban writing on twitter trump said he had issued instructions for officials to come up with a rescue plan saying too many jobs were at risk president zedillo of china and i are working together to give massive chinese phone companies it be a way to get back into business fast trump tweeted that he employs eighty thousand people and said last week that it made major operations had to seized after being banned for seven years from buying critical american technology raising the possibility of its collapse. imagine for a moment you lost a hand in a work accident maybe one of many worries you'd probably have will be this one will ever be able to work in my old job top quality mechanical prosthetics are too expensive for many people to afford but now italian researchers have unveiled a new robotic prosthetic hand they say will co

stage this was the biggest employer of men not only and a honorable telescopes in se but also my constancy and some thirty five thousand workers at their peak in one thousand nine hundred eight hundred wilford with just the shots and a rained every four ten or fourteen years so that it continuously made it ships and built ships over a period of pain the last to leave the queen's animals to the forty million until point at the start of twenty or three so the twenty two thousand ton party with the second of two thousand was built for the ministry of defense hard and wealth are teaming up with other companies such as thomas and again on the other judgments or because to belfast and others to bed for a one point two five billion contract and i believe that not only and i not only have the ability but also have the dry under the siren to deliver the past that they can be given remember in a place the national strategy when it was announced was and i'm going to be fair to you and i think in a moderate moment of remarks was a presentational dog's breakfast with the former secretary of state or of

one of the world's fastest growing tourist destinations south africa as hosting the constance biggest travel trade show this week the growth of the tourism sector there is often hindered by another industry mining which provides huge numbers of jobs. reports. it's the first time the medic easel a family has visited a wildlife park the first louis in follows a park a few hours drive from their home in south africa it's the continent's oldest reserve famous for its leopard and herds of endangered white rhino skin futa full you know it's a great experience to see these things liars been seeing them in television the parks wildlife and vast stretches of untouched wilderness attract tens of thousands of visitors from all over the world every yeah most of the surrounding countryside is also pristine but not all of it just four kilometers from the park is there. an open cast call mine has been here for more than ten years and the company that runs it's now wants to expand right up to the park boundary. people living around here complain of the frequent blasting and coal dust and then the par

of suits in the parliament is only sixteen point five percent because of the smallest one one two constancy content only thirty three percent of electorate the election commission has also been accused of favoring the ruling party in other ways it introduced new guidelines regulating images of party officials and banners that has been accused of applying them inconsistently its offices have cut up pictures of mahathir mohamad the former prime minister leading the opposition bit from some posters the commission's decision to call for elections on a wednesday is also being seen as a ploy to lower voter turnout the claims of unfairness has always been the agenda of the opposition and it is really for sympathy was to prove that your prayers to the people. and perhaps as a reason really feel very safe with you calling for electoral reform says irregularities in the electoral roll persist including voters registered without their consent and others transferred to a different voting area without their knowledge many analysts say the results of the upcoming election will be close but predict a win

should we bring in constance on this >> absolutely.thing that makes sense that mortgage rates go higher and housing stargts have almost no impact at all? >> i don't want to throw cold water on your chart. it's nice. but it's a little short. it's a little short to run it -- like, you only have it going back to '16. you'd want to look at it over a longer period of time. >> what would i see? >> you'd want to look at it in previous cycles. so it's not linear so at the -- it's -- at the beginning when rates start rising, it doesn't have much of an effect. because people have already made a plan to purchase a house people -- a house is not a whim purchase you don't just go to the mall and buy a house. it's not like going to the mall and just getting a pair of shoes. if rates go up a little, it's not going to deter your behavior the level of rates we have right now is so low and so unprecedented in terms of real rates, i mean, we're still flat to negative on real rates. and so you're looking at a situation there, it's not going to start to ha

board is a producer of outdoor clothing and equipment based near lake constance in southern germany its company headquarters doesn't just contrast with auto tune or update on the outside it also has a radically different corporate culture inside. what focuses on sustainability in production the company employs more than four hundred people. and david took over at the home from her father in two thousand and nine. my father had been an employee my father founded the company out of nothing he managed every department every team and as a result many decisions were made at his desk or. when i was a kid i regretted that he often came home so late at night i can find this for much much harder that my mother complained a lot too and she warned me against taking over saying look i heard your dad works . his company was his life that is also how long time associate a hard guy guy experienced it as then i'd call operator patriarch just about sums it up he was head of the company and called all the shots regardless of whether they were right or wrong the decisions were all his knee and tried only.

play can also be found in the north as well as in the region around and like constance. granted his found in eastern bavaria and in saxony geological formations such as salt domes have grown over millions of years the layers of rock above are safety barriers that would prevent a release of the radioactive waste even if there were major changes to the surface . so much can happen in a million years there was a time when the alps grew by five millimeters a year so in theory a mountain range with a height of five thousand meters could grow up during that period all that could be a new ice age those are uncertainties we have to live with if we want to get our nuclear waste below ground. when the cooking is a hero. we'll never have one hundred percent safety at a given time because our knowledge will progress but in my view there's no alternative to this route to my worry is the longer we wait the more we run the risk if the politicians will find it less and less attractive to take responsibility. other routes will seem increasingly attractive such as the one that for me is o

let's bring in ruth constance for this new adventure.y're looking to hire 50 people in sidney. >> they're going big into it. and so they are looking for the rolls ranging from compliance to technology and marketing and legal. some of the roles have been filled. and it's all about this big concerted push together into the post retirement market. today. >> what are they hoping to achieve? >> essentially they are hoping to get a slice of the very lucrative part of the pie. hey have $75 billion that go from the decumulation phase every single year. and that high is going to grow to about $1.3 trillion in the next 50 years or so. so pim co and allianz is an underserved part of the market. and they're hoping to make a mark on it. >> the timing is interesting. with the scandal-ridden banking sector underway, is that why they're opening this new financial services now? >> yep, definitely. according to adrian stewart, the timing could not have been any better. so basically they're coming in with a clean slate. they don't have any financial advise

her name is constance mccarthy, owner of 3201 octavia. she writes in 2013 i was invited by yes, sito discuss the renovaf this building and several neighbors were invited. i did not put my signature on the sign-in sheet upon arrive for a specific purpose. the first comment out of jeff's mouth was pompous and arrogant and it immediately caused a vibe. he said he was going to turn his three unit building into a single family building. i asked jeff how he could take rentals off the market and he said he could do what he wants after all he owned a bank. he then stated he was going to build a guest house in the backyard so his wife's family could stay there when they visited from brazil. he inferred this would happen soon. several condo owners at 1500 san francisco street stated their concern of this project that take away their views and reduce their property value. they subsequently told their properties because they felt his actions would impact their investment. every neighbor at this gathering was against the proposed plan for renovation.

the constancy by not implemented being dead immediately exits on the public. which are by being caused to should not be a vote of course. following the constitutional court judgment early twenty sixteen there were allow calls to zuma to step down but the n.c. united behind the president is not going to pity moved by anybody from office. again saying he's under pressure and particularly worried about losing his comfortable majority in the big cities. the twenty sixth local elections with just months away and they promise to be the most competitive in south africa's post apartheid history. minimus the effect was already organizing hard in the outskirts of the of an area's amongst the most marginalized people places like the shanty town of kylie chain cape town. the big issues that were lack of land and housing. was decided that the government going to ask why is it not i think to say that this out of the government's eyes if we put it this in take. all street all. would have to understand about five percent of the less people are killed in this place that i chos

one of the president's objectives and we seen this in the authorization not there to see constancy of purpose as we go from one administration to the next we are doing these kind of missions that we are actually moving out in accomplishing similar object is freed of the administration, but at the same time small shifts here and there to reflect the priorities. >> thank you very much come administrator. thank you for joining us. i think this is your debut experience as the administrator of nasa in our committee, maybe in a congressional committee and a welcome you to your new position in a thank you for working to develop a good reporting relationship and things that make sense for my budget point of view, but also advance cause of science and space exploration. thank you very much. let me ask you about the balance . the studies and decisions and pressure is always on any agency, but including nasa. the scientific portfolio, biophysics and astrophysics. then the conclusion to what the right ratio is for the resources got to go and what they should be. >> it is not an easy question. we

commissioner constance, you're so quiet and wise when you make your remarks. it's been a joy to get to know you. i look forward to our continued friendship also. commissioner lee, your random articles and emails you send me on technical matters, i hope you continue because i really enjoyed all of those. i hope that we can have more and more conversations about that. commissi commission -- and the newest commissioner i got the serve with, preservation was something i knew very little about. you opened my eyes to that. i wanted to thank you. director huey, i know we'll continue to work together on many issues, in particularly partner on a community that dear to my heart as a district three resident, our work together in chinatown. i look forward to that. i want to thank sonya for keeping me on my feet and making sure i got here on time. i thought you started at 9:00. i didn't read the agenda, but sonya would have made sure i did. i want to thank a couple of the dbi staff. i know i am not going to get everyone's name right. if i leave you out, it's not that you d

we come together to assure them of the co nsta ncy of together to assure them of the constancy of ourather in this cathedral, it stands in honour of a god who is himself constant and faithful. 0ne god who is himself constant and faithful. one of the most negative aspects of our society is while we sometimes overwhelm people with care and support in the immediate aftermath of injury or loss, we then withdraw, our interest taken off in other directions. too often just a few months on from an horrific event, those still bearing the pain are event, those still bearing the pain a re left event, those still bearing the pain are left feeling unsupported. some are left feeling unsupported. some are made to feel guilty at not having got over it. as rapidly as the rest of us would find co mforta ble. the rest of us would find comfortable. this cathedral reminds us comfortable. this cathedral reminds us that god isn't like that. it proclaims a god whose love never ceases. god has no time table for our recovery. there is no date after which he expects us to have pulled ourselves together. he know

and the spinning of these conspiracy theories, the constancy of the attacks, the victimization that trump puts upon himself, always blaming someone, this nefarious conspiracy, this is the hallmark of autocratic leadership back to the beginning of time. this is not normal in a democratic republic like the united states. and it should be opposed. >> elise, let me ask you to pick up on steve's theme. you've got a situation now where cabinet secretaries when they're on capitol hill and under oath have a hard time towing the line. this was pompeo earlier today. let's watch. >> do you believe there is a criminal deep state at the state department? >> i don't -- i haven't seen comments from the president. i don't believe there is a deep state at the state department. >> thank you. you formerly served as cia director. do you believe your colleagues of the cia are part of the criminal deep state? >> you know, this term deep state has been thrown around. i'll say this. the employees that worked for me at the cia nearly uniformly were aimed at achieving the president's objectives and america's objec

of seats in the parliament is only sixteen point five percent because of the smallest one one two constancy content only thirty three percent of electorate the election commission has also been accused of favoring the ruling party in other ways it introduced new guidelines regulating images of party officials and banners but has been accused of applying them inconsistently its offices have cut up pictures of mahathir mohamad the former prime minister leading the opposition bit from some posters the commission's decision to call for elections on a wednesday is also being seen as a ploy to lower voter turnout the claims of unfairness has always been the agenda of the opposition and it is really for sympathy votes to prove that your prayers to the people. and perhaps as a reason really feel very safe with you calling for electoral reform says irregularities in the electoral roll persist including voters registered without their consent and others transferred to a different voting area without their knowledge many analysts say the results of the upcoming election will be close but predict a win

and you have never stopped fighting for our love of constancy credible people thank you. you give your time your energy your vote and your voice can stand strong for the sacred rice given to us by god including the right to self defense. and now thank your activism and dedication you have been administered by to protect your second amendment and we will protect your sanctity of the. years second a man who i think are under siege but they will not have ever are beyond her see as long as i a president. if they want. if thank. all of us here today are united right to say time is by us we believe that our liberty is a gift from our creator and that no government can ever take it away we believe in the rule of law. and we support the men and women of the law enforcers of the if. we are behind our house and we sat for hour we put our hands on our heart for any play a show of allegiance and we proudly. i stand for the national and i'm not proud i was the one who. were who were . ahead of the. law what people what great people. and this is your record crowd you know all time reco

constance came in just for that. >> why don't you eat one?arted in 1937. ruth wakefield of whitman, massachusetts. >> wait, what? >> massachusetts. the bay state. would you like some? was curious what a little bit of chocolate would add to her cookies. >> yumminess. that's the answer. >> are you too lazy to grab a cookie? she placed her tollhouse there. semi-sweet nestle chocolate bar. into the cookie recipe, and voilÀ. >> you got chocolate chip cookies. it's the short version of everything he tried to say. >> why did it take her so long to come up with the concept? >> it took you 30 seconds. >> here are the cookies, they are beautiful. celebrate the day. it's a national day on the calendar. >> you know what else you should celebrate? graduations, which means it's time for senior pranks. and in wisconsin they pulled off a good one, tape, black tarp and bricks to simulate a car crash. they created an obstacle illusion making it look like a car drove through the principal's office. turns out it was an illusion. the principal said it looked very

we will go to constance, democrat. good morning to you. caller: good morning. i just love this.s is my favorite program every morning. i am in new york. i am a retired civil service. about him like it was my bible, the sunday real estate section in the new york times. mr. trump is proving himself the art of the deal. it is the art of the deal. he himself, he started when he came down the escalator. he had 16 opponents, and all of them fell down before him, just like he belittles everybody. it is divide and conquer. he said himself he is a genius. he ran for the presidency and w on the first time. everybody is just falling for it. it is the art of the deal. he is proving the point. host: what do you mean by that? what do you mean? caller: what do you mean? host: what do you mean it is the art of the deal? caller: he wrote a book. the title of the book was "the art of the deal." he is proving his point. he doesn't have to pay for his jet setting across all of his facilities being president. now we pay for his jets and all of his bills. he is playing the game brilliantly. host: ok.

reverend dr david walker, the bishop of manchester. he said he wanted to assure those left behind of a constancysuffered. for some it will be about accepting a new direction for life. in both cases, relationships will be different and friendships forged that were not otherwise the case. yet each and every life has full and equal value. 0ur task as the wider community gather around the manchester victims and their family is to enable each to the make their choices and live their lives to the fullest extent. the magnificent sum raised by the charity appeal will help but it will be our emotional support in good times and bad along with our utter determination to see them as not reduced or made lesser iwobi have suffered that makes the real difference. the bishop of manchester. joining me now is mohamed abdul—malek — chairman of libya watch — a human rights organisation. thank you very much for talking to others. before this attack a year ago today, manchester's plebeian community may not have been a particularly visible community. no, it's one of those hidden communities. there are many hidden comm