as damien trujillo explained, the fire and caught in the board president by surprise. >> reporter: she led the alum rock school district for a decade, steering the district through some of its most challenging things. last night, to the surprise of many, the board voted 3-2 to terminate the contract of super intendant dr. hilaria bauer. board president said she was among those caught off guard by the vote. >> when it is set in decisions like this, for me, it is personally more tough. >> reporter: you were surprised by the motion. the decision was made the same night the board voted against dr. hilaria bauer's organization to close a middle school at aptitud community academy at goss. no reason was given for the termination, only that dr. hilaria bauer will be given 10 days of lead. the decision left many parents with a lot of questions. >> it is sad to see someone that did their part for the district, not just the district but the students, everybody and for her to be gone, it's kind of sad. now who are we going to get? >> reporter: this. says she wants dr. hilaria bauer back. in a sta

with the details, here's our correspondent, damien dramatic is.l, the government says, has been increasing concern about radicalisation here in this country. so it's come up with this new definition of extremism, saying it means the promotion or advancement of an ideology based on violence, hatred or intolerance that aims to negate or destroy the fundamental rights and freedoms of others, undermine the uk's system of democracy and democratic rights, or intentionally create a permissive environment for others to do that. this month outside downing street, rishi sunak promised robust action. we will redouble our support for the prevent programme to stop young minds being poisoned by extremism. we will demand that universities stop extremist activity on campus. we will also act to prevent people entering this country whose aim is to undermine its values. this isn't a new legal standard, but his government will draw up a list of extremist groups. islamists and neo—nazis, it says, whose actions, while not illegal, are deemed threatening. some conservat

but the fighting in the gaza strip isn't the only danger alice damien's face. the disease and famine has become a major threat. the children are most at risk. starvation has now become the lives of several of the children. so the official records yesterday or this morning said the 10th child officially registered in the hospital as having starved to death and very sad threshold. similar status to 30000 best be reached all the cause of the, the unofficial numbers can unfortunately be expected to be higher. and the donors climbing to the network. just see the cost is for the dates from kansas city on friday in scores of palestinians for guild, as to sit on it and feed on why the her most on health industry and survivors pick use. these are the army of opening fire on the crowd. a is trying to set limited shots of modified near the eat gone way, but insisted that most of the data with trump was run over by the 8 drugs you wouldn't deem has visited a chip, a hospice on friday. it's reported having seen a large number of gunshot victims, the incident has amplified t

to cyprus, the vessels, the 1st to use a new international st. colorado to the war, to him polish, damien, towner. dre. the open arms is expected to take a couple of days to reach casa, and has been hailed by the european union as a signal of hope. the amount of time cargo was established by an international coalition, including cyprus, the united arab emirates, the european union, and the united states. oh, arriving to because as the ship set sail, it's the much needed to maiden voyage on a new maritime sea car door operated by charities from this new hall in the secrete city of learning co invested. a lot of going today i'll ship is leaving on what is the historic mission to the coast of gauze? this ship is loaded almost 200 tons of food, kind of that'd be distributed immediately to the people of gauze. i think that they got that getting here was an easy, it took months of political talks to agree applied under, which is really officials overseas cypriot security checks. so the precious cargo can go straight to gaza. but the journey ahead is complex to the crossing is some 400 kilometer

the wednesday guardian now and damien famous pickles are damien hirst, famous pickles are not quite theformaldehyde animals they some some of these works were dated in the 90s. >> they've been on display but they were actually made in 2017, according guardian who's according to the guardian who's gone they've done an gone in on this. they've done an investigation on the investigation exclusive on the front page. exclusive because the don't care , the other newspapers don't care, and that their and how do they know that their data, formaldehyde. data, they're in formaldehyde. they kept fairly well they would have kept fairly well anyway. no, looked anyway. but no, they've looked into these didn't even into it. these works didn't even exist dates that are exist before. the dates that are on artwork are put there on the artwork are put there because that's when the. this is conceptual art . so it's the date conceptual art. so it's the date when it was concepted. >> and yes , i mean, i'm just >> and yes, i mean, i'm just playing devil's advocate. i think there may a grain of think there may

damien kenwood who is the student services coordinator for the entire queens district.have political power behind us, it's really top of mind for everyone now. funding resources will come. my job is to bring wall street to the table. we can't do this alone. the department of education needs wall street at the table to help with funding, mentorships, enter and that kind of stuff. sonali: is wall street getting involved? so they have an interest for students that are this young and have not been to college yet, thinking about it at this point? bevon: firms actually want to get in front of high school kids because that's the future talent pipeline. if you would until college, it is too late -- wait until college, it is too late. we want to get the brand in front of the young people. that's what we are doing as well. sonali: how is the high school talent pipeline responding to the idea of jobs in finance? do they feel it is accessible or do they feel shut out? bevon: more exposure is the key. events like next week, if companies want to support campuscoininvest.co they can g

nbc's damien frew jell-o looks at what is causing this. >> reporter: it can be a shock, almost $100 tond today he took it in stride. >> prices going up. >> reporter: aaa says prices are only slightly higher than this time last year but in many areas like at the san jose chevron it is already above five dollars per gallon. >> i don't know, it is maybe too high still. i am hoping that it will go down. >> reporter: is interactive map on the aaa website lets you scroll from county to county to compare prices. gas ready, a market research app said gas prices are higher because states are transfer -- transferring into -- a california energy commission has a new watchdog commission that looks into possible price gouging at the pump however, gas buddy does not say there is any gouging taking place, just the california market adopting to the increase and demand and the use of cleaner gas. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. let's talk about whether now. >> reporter: how about more sunshine tomorrow? you will want to enjoy that because we do eventually have more rainfall out here in the event which

in san jose, damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> now to our microclimate weather. we can do it the strong winds through the past day or so in the bay area. does appear to be slowing down. this is a live look at san francisco and san jose right there. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here with us. are we still on track? you and i was hoping for a beautiful weekend. >> the weekend is shaping up for us as we head into saturday and sunday. with all of the wind gusting up, especially in the hills the past day and a half, which has been pretty strong. the wind overall is beginning to decrease. i wanted to get you this latest view of the forecast and also the current winds. still strong gusts up into the central family. mount diablo is dropping to 18 miles per hour, 14 in san jose, 12 in san francisco and 20 in santa rosa. we moved to tonight, by 9:00 p.m., everybody should be below 20 miles per hour. check this out, through tomorrow morning's forecast, continues to decrease, starting off with calm winds right off toward napa. high pressure ensures that saturday and su

the this man judge damien took him to the doctor now, gaps of information. and it was a deliberate humiliation. and i met with a small position including organized protests by associations in britain and the us as of this law. and that i'm running side. the idea of a white population being gaudy and commanded by black men was on unprecedented, and considered an absolute with this. so as a natural order in kid and not to anything for hitting this, if it's hosted one is even the left wing, satirical publications in germany, such as collaborative adapt and sublet, says most join the propaganda war against the so called black infamy fueling races, notions of the murderous, sexually violent black man races, colonialists cliches were present in both political discourse and popular culture. nothing dakota mean him to get his estimate 6 out of it was the last of the colonies after the 1st of all, the more got this, the big debates in the volume or republic centered on colonial resolution has got to be doing these movements would be i'm flinched livingston no. myers

you see damien and a lot of reporters. download our nbc bay area app. the qr on the left side of the screen will take you to radar. point your phone at the code and you will get the little yellow indicator and you are good to go. >>> this is a live look in downtown san jose. some of us got a little bit of rain today. let's. in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri . >> a little bit coming down through today and also for tonight a little bit on the way tomorrow. our storm system is just off shore now. the of the storm will be moving off toward the south right against the coast. we are not looking at any widespread nonstop rainfall like we had last week. nonetheless, let's get to storm ranger doppler radar a few spotty shower's across the north bay along 101 corridor from petaluma down to fairfax. hit or miss shower if dropping off your vote in the next couple of hours. a few showers in the succeeding quarter moving off toward clinton by 6:37. as you roll through tomorrow morning the rainfall and heavy pockets will be just off shore. i will put a trump on

. >> for the family and friends of 17-year-old damien taylor, it's too little, too late.s shot and killed on monday as he waited for the bus, several others were also wounded. >> we are absolutely heartbroken, and angry. that innocent children walking home from school would be impacted by gun violence. >> reporter: philadelphia police say there have been 55 murders in the city in 2024 so far, less than this time last year. as the investigation into this latest shooting continues, authorities are urging parents to get involved before another young life is claimed by gun violence. >> go in those rooms and look under those tables and in those closets and get hose guns out of the house, at the end of the day many of these kids are coming from the same communities they're shooting at. they know who they are. >> our thanks to george lease for that report. >>> still to come, can't nicholas is set to take on part of the legendary creatorf e oth muppets in a new film. we'll have the new film, right after this. conquer hair thinning... ...and fall in love with your hair all over ag

delegation not only executives, but heck damien -- academia.lackstone's steve schwarzman was a participant and tim cook was there. albert boiler was there and the heads of fedex and show but were there meeting with chinese officials. usually they meet with the premier and this time, li qiang was sidelined just like we saw at the national people's congress. it was xi jinping who came in today and met face-to-face with executives. tom: you are on the ground and you been speaking to leaders, are they convinced china or is making this effort? how much conviction is there that china is a place to do business? stephen: the fact that they made the effort indicates interest. companies we've spoken to, fortescue metals and pascal of astrazeneca, they've been investing due to the pandemic and years before. investing into seven different biopharmaceutical companies, in for the long haul. they are coming to reestablish ties that might've paused during the pandemic and reassess policy because there has been opacity and they want clarification. they're sayin

an induction, a bus called damien as been on the road in the german city of orange bike since 2014 the charges at a bus stop. not while driving. a few parking spaces have also been equipped with inductive chargers for charging one on the road has mainly been tried and bosses. one energy provider is testing a 100 meter long section of induction capable road and cause one that has an efficiency of up to 85 percent. the technology will soon also be tested and autonomous cars that could help eliminate unnecessary downtime for charging and increase range. but if enough roads are converted, then normal drivers could also benefit because batteries and commercially available e cars could be less bulky than they are now. might the technology for us even save electricity in the future? the spot, so the base costs will be lighter, so we'll consume less energy but still have the same speed and characteristics of full. so we'll save electricity spot. but since building the new infrastructure will also require energy, it's not get clear whether or how much electricity the technology might say. but o

so the idea is not entirely new and induction e bus called damien has been on the road in the german city of orange bikes since 2014 the charges at a bus stop. now and you might say, but one thing is sort, since inductive charging would lead to smaller batteries, it would reduce the need for lithium and rear arts. but do magnetic coils has to be installed in the streets. could the same thing be accomplished with overhead lines tests involving them and the electric trucks are under way. wouldn't they be cheaper to my mind? you might think so. but overhead lines are always problematic because my, when there's freezing rain, for example, or even just during different climatic conditions, then energy transfer is less efficient and you get back to, pardon me. so if it's in the road based magnetic coil technology, by contrast, works and bad weather, ice and snow. and even though inductive charge, it could also benefit cars. they can't reach overhead lines. only trucks and buses can incidentally, the magnetic fields. unconverted roads aren't dangerous for drivers or pedestrians, but at arou

continued across casa killing, dozens of civilians including attacks in debt all by the us and jo damien. it forces and others continue to add drop supplies into gaza. but caution prevails of the sun. power sheets failed to open ceiling. several people waiting on the ground. and that's how you have to net net. we just don't want anybody to give us food. we want them to leave us alone and we can survive on our own. these rockets that full on us are american rockets, to begin with. you know, the hardship this fall of the finds a spark of joy often 91 days apart. he's re united with his son homes. oh, promising never to let him go again. the federal role of mike level o 200 is tory companies whom join us on the phone from southern gaza. tarik. tell us about the latest is really a tax across this trip. i understand that just over an hour ago, we saw an attack in the central part of the strip on the se, dot. it's okay that the audio is not there for us at the moment. what will come back to it when it is the european commission, presidents are still live under land, says a maritime aid card do

i can state governments which dave dave damien to follow through rigging. and this, of course is likely to gain momentum because other parties are also like need to join hands invoicing, the protest across the country come out of how you doing. i just it off. it's normal, but the former us president donald trump is 3 stays closer to clinching. the republican party is nomination for november's election. trump one party contests in michigan, missouri, and idaho. easily defeating his nearest rival, the former us ambassador nikki haley, and he's expected to sweep 15 similar votes to be held this week on super tuesday. we have more news at the top of the our talk to i'll to 0. so that's by the right. 12, by the time you get to sunday, the believe this been occurring of this here in the founder and northern california should have most the blue not this toby state would fall into the west. it might be over is particularly cold in calgary. and this in central part of the prairies of, of canada, minutes, late, cold snow as you can see. but everywhere for this i have

both nasser injured damien hospital service seized by his reading tanks for the assessment. or if i join us on the stuff i did on so the early morning hours, we kept hearing gunfire. many injured are right. and this medical facility mostly women and children, one child to come to his wounds and for others are in critical condition. the old stuff, a direct head injuries, all of them are displaced from other parts of the gaza strip. me. so i that didn't the left left, left the down, you know, months of it, since these really occupation forces returned to the nasa hospital area. we have lost contact with the medical team that many are still working on storing parts of the hospital to provide basic services to canadians and the injured. we do not know what has become of the medical team operating the gun. one estimate of how does that off, i'll shoot for hospital and garza city has been on the is rarely siege for 7 days in a row. now, because of the health ministry says is really for so they've killed at least 5 medical stuff that includes doctors, nothings, hundreds of people h

we heard damien talk about critics and there are several groups i typically don�*t agree on much whohat i typically don't agree on much who are opposed to this idea.— are opposed to this idea. that is ri . ht, are opposed to this idea. that is right. this _ are opposed to this idea. that is right, this announcement - are opposed to this idea. that is right, this announcement todayl are opposed to this idea. that is i right, this announcement today has been sufficiently well trailed that you can kind of map out the contours of the likely debate already. i think roughly two groups of critics, one group who fear that in redefining extremism the government risks creating more division. that was the message from the archbishop of canterbury and york and that has been the message from some labour mps and we also heard earlier from three former conservative home secretaries who warned against the politicisation of extremism is an issue. another camp of critics generally on the libertarian wing of the conservative party are people who are warning that groups such as anti—abortion campaigners

the french infantry group that had fought in the trenches on the western front the this man just as damien took him to the doctor now gosh, off and discretion. and it was a deliberate humiliation when design met with a small position, including organized protests by associations in britain and the us as of this law. and that i'm running side. the id are of a white population being gaudy and commanded by black men with non unprecedented honors, considers an absolute with the soul of the natural order in kid and not to anything for hitting this if it's hosted on this. even the left wing satirical publications in germany, such as collaborative adapt and sublet, says most join the propaganda war against the so called black infamy fueling races, notions of the murderous, sexually violent black man. racist colonialist cliches were present in both political discourse and popular culture. nothing dakota mean into that as, as the basics of it was the last of the colonies after the 1st of all, the more gap is to think debates in the volume or republic centered on colonial resolution. the reason thes

attorney damien williams that underscores that, his deliberate ongoing lies demonstrated brazen disregardor customers expectations and disrespect for the rule of law also that he could secretly use customers money to expand his own power and influence. the judge underscored power and influence, he used it as a reason he didn't believe crypto act, he said it was a lie and a new what he was doing with the customer money. york law, it's all about intent so sam bankman-fried will serve 25 year sentence in a medium security prison that is the recommendation as of now. he's required to pay $11 billion back and restitution. it's more of a formality than anything because he's broke but probably the most shocking thing, he used monotone, the words may be showed remorse but the delivery didn't. when he received his sentence, he didn't look up or looked at his parents, he walked out with his hands behind his back even though he wasn't cuffed, erie as if on instinct. the legal team will file an appeal, 25 years, i know that may not seemed like a lot when the maxwells 110 but for somebody who's 32 for

damien?'s right, if he is relaxed -- reelected in former years to be the first mayor to serve 10 years, a ten-year term of if you will, right now we are in mop up duty, some of the aides are here packing up things at the victory party in san pedro square before they head off. as the mayor said, let's over the day but tomorrow it's time to get back to work. he did win the overwhelming vote over tyrone wade, a newcomer to the political scene, and didn't return some phone calls to the media try to get some information about them. the supporters and thanking them for what they've done for the last two years, the next four years, public safety and addressing the homeless issue. here's what he had to say about that work regarding the homeless. >> it's the central issue, when i knock on doors and talk to committee members, it's homelessness, crime, blight, and economic opportunities. it's very basic issues. we have to focus, government can't be everything to everyone.>> a couple of years ago when he

and that's why now need to send your soldiers into the palace damien and candles. why you to monitor the most of the sit on the top of her left forties laser. sonya assist me is riley's demand. and so now you have the feel, your side of the bargain, you promise you it's a 2 song. now it's time to prove that you're allies. i get that all the the lid, all that god you through the bank uh, brought me was head of the security agency of the christian militia. obviously, the problem is this. um uh, i can assemble militiaman from all christian regents in tampa. and it's a set amount, not just the members of the foxley, by nancy, vanessa. they opened the job, unfortunately by there is a bore or fast shut that off by the shaw survivors. so long ago we met the salon, just of the night of the 14th to the 15th of september, along with the crew. asked us for help. i'm a, i mean the system meeting and people said things like having a little storm mcadams and eliminate their residential seal. and he'll turn some branch and to lend to golf courses like, uh you some coverage from a

the vote was held after the former labour mayor, damien egan, quit to run to become an mp for kingswood2028. flag football is the non—contact version of american football. great britain are the reigning women's european champions, and in a bid to unearth potential future talent, nfl uk have been running an all—girls coaching session here in the capital to coincide with internation women's day. it's huge. and i think, with the likes of the olympics being announced, we're only going to see that get bigger. like, the participation levels, notjust in general, but from girls, it's like, increased over the past couple of years. and days like this are perfect. get the excitement around it. they enjoy it. they'll stick with it. and i think that's massively important. i think the growth has been massive, and the key way to do it is through schools. from today, commuters will see all day off—peak fares on some services run by transport for london. the mayor, sadiq khan is trialling the idea to attract people into central london on fridays, by making cutting the cost of tube and rail services acro

both master injured damien hospital service, seized by his reading tanks for the assessment or if i join us on the stuff i did on so the early morning hours, we kept hearing done fine, many injured to right. and this medical facility mostly women and children. one child to come to his wounds and for others are in critical condition. the old stuff, a direct head injuries. all of them are displaced from other parts of the gaza strip me so i just didn't know what to be done, you know, month. but since these really occupation forces returned to the nasa hospital area, we have lost contact with the medical team that many are still working on storing parts of the hospital to provide basic services that i use and the injured we do not know what has become on the medical team operating the gun, one estimate, and in the north o. c for hospital in gauze, the city is now the, on the is rarely siege for 7 days. cause us health ministry says is really forces killed at least 5 medical stuff inside the complex. and hundreds of palestinians have been detained. tarka boys in has worn out from rough hunt

hey, damien, to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by. well, does have both. you've described that is better than that in any thoughts provided . hang on my question to you. all that good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. usb 2. in the security council, this is a major stumbling block, is a problem. it access that you hear the story on told to how does era the you're watching out. a reminder of our headlines this our, the us is facing criticism over its plans to build a temper reports to facilitate aid deliveries, to gaza. you in special rep or to or on the right. the food says the plan is absurd in a dark and cynical way is real, is impeding the entry of a trucks. costing by land is really a tax and ross. i have killed $82.00 palestinians and the last 24 hours, including children, separate their raids on a residential building and central guns, an injured families, sending women and children to the hospital. also, thank you. and security council has passed a resolution calling for an immediate cease fire inc

both nasser injured damien hospital service, seized by his reading tanks, et cetera. what don dumbest has been ordered. if i do on a sock, that is stuff i did on so the early morning hours, we kept hearing gunfire. many injured to right. and this medical facility mostly women and children, one child to come to his wounds and for others are in critical condition. the old stuff, a direct head injuries. all of them are displaced from other parts of the gaza strip. me so i that didn't the left left, left the down, you know, months of it, since these really occupation forces returned to the nasa hospital area. we have lost contact with the medical teams that many are still working on storing parts of the hospitals that provide basic services to candidates and the injured. we do not know what has become of the medical team operating the gun, one estimate and the north aisle schafer. hospital and gaza says he has now been under siege for 7 days in a row because of health ministry says is there any forces have killed at least 5 medical stuff inside the facility and hundreds o

as they collect evidence of what they described as eco site. ukraine. ground 0 on a jersey to hey damien to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by well, does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any thoughts provided? hang on my question to you. all that good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. usb 2. in the security council, this is a major stumbling block, is a problem to access it. you hear the story on told to how does era the rights organizations filed a civil suit against the dutch states saying supply is around with via parts for f . 355 projects extend that lens complicit, impossible war crimes and gaza. then that lens has house the repeating distribution center for f 35 spare parts from where it's also supplies israel. in 2022 and exported spear parts worth $2400000.00 to the country with the escalation of the war and gas at this number is now predicted to be much higher. for the 1st time, the court has ordered the country to stop sending weapons to issue out. the verdict is seen as a severe

without that may not be honest answer to compo, but still came out on top against the alex with is damien and then it's score $41.00 points in the absence of 2 time nbc at us who is out for them is injury box . taking this one at 115 points. so one i 6 will that 6 straight victor? a really good bass for 25 points out of 16 rebounds for the minnesota symbol is i think the portland trailblazer is 1. 19. it's a $114.00 escape. as 40 said itself is double of the season and the when we submit a surface top of the western conference and keeps an eye on the full health straight in any hurry. so i need to fix the real child and design the terminal. it's not moving. she smashed the went straight through the window of one of the stones has caused some thoughts on the foundry. subject also is that she was worried because she didn't have any insurance. so i think she said when the costs are so that, so that is what you will find out more later. ok, so thank you so much. we'll still ahead on the, i'll just it renews hour. more than $8000000.00 people are risk of going hungry in charge. we looked at wh

should say, you know, his answer to come play, but still came also on salt lake and the, at a cliff is damien. the lead scored $41.00 points in the absence of to time of the pianist who was out with an achilles injury box taking this one once the scene points to $1.00 oh $6.00. so that's 6 straight victory. hands ready to go to best school? 25 points and 16 rebounds for the minnesota, tim, which is i think the portland trailblazer is 119 to 114 escape as full. she said it's almost double of the season. and the wind movement associates the top of the western conference and that is what you'll support from me for now. 3. sure. my thank you so much. well, katara is holding it's the 10th annual criminal festival to foster the next generation of filmmakers from the region. the event invites the next some of the biggest names in the industry to go ha, to health aspiring directors and producers develop their work and is alix baird. reports the event is a lifeline, particularly for young palestinian filmmakers. rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest names in the industry. young filmmakers from ac

alice damien's that digging through the rubble by hand searching for survivors and parties. the united states has reportedly approved a new multi $1000000000.00 package, but israel that includes palms and site to jets. washington sends about $3800000000.00 in military assistance to his allies, as we saw today. marks land a in the occupied palestinian territories. that commemorates the day is rarely fold, says kill 6 palace to be in his writings, in 1976 demonstrations that held annually to protest against seat and legal annexation of palestinian bland protest. as in jordan of march towards the israeli embassy for a 6 consecutive night to the says wells war and garza, demonstrators have been running into into the embassy and suppose that palestinians and garza, they're also demanding the jordanian government. and now it's peace. tracy with israel is where the soldiers arrested thousands of palestinians during the war. in garza, i'm, it's husband was detained in battle here. northern cause of on december the 9 she hasn't heard from him since. this is her story. in her own word

byrne: my personal position on this is that i take damien's point.now that m components, some might be counterfeit but likely tens of thousands of their components have ended up in russian and iranian weapons korean. they know that it is happening and that it is a significant issue. if i were them obviously i would be looking at internal compliance departments and thinking how far can i trace them, what can we do to improve visibility in our supply chain. institutes like our colleagues, there is mine who have done a huge amount. we have generatedoz reports on the supply change. we are a small think tank in the united kingdom. if i were them i would be thinking how do they do it, what can we do to copy that, and can we improve our capability and identify bad actors. thats my position. chair blumenthal: i want to hold up a photo of a particular ■,missile that was recovered on the battlefield. i understand that it features a type of missile that flies at low altitude, making it hard to detect. low altitude, slow flying drones or missiles are the next an

jonathan: this is what damien wanted to talk about earlier. damian: it's going to be really tough.r one seeds didn't win their conference tournament. jonathan: a big week for central banks. >> i don't think the fed want to be cutting too soon or staying at the high levels of where we are compared to where we were before. jonathan: that conversation up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ (captivating music) ♪ (♪♪) the first law of thermodynamics states that energy cannot be created or destroyed. (♪♪) but it can be passed on to the next generation. (♪♪) jonathan: stocks on the s&p 500 positive by zero point 4%. lift in the yields. the euro, at about 1.09. the dollar-yen is on a five day winning streak. you'd be expecting strength. we have been getting anything but. lisa: there's a question of if they do normalize for the first time in 17 years, then what? what is that matter if they don't move away from zero? there are signs the economy is stabilizing. a lot of questions here. jonathan: the longest losing streak of the year so far. under surveillance this morning, a big week for central ban

i have to say, i know you've got backing for this by people like damien hirst and things saying, yes,s morning really care about funding for the arts at a time when so many other things need funding ? things need funding? >> well, good morning. i mean, the creative arts industry generates over £100 billion a year for the uk economy and employs around 2.5 million people. it's a huge part of our economy, and as a bristol mp, for example, it's a huge part of our particular local economy . so our particular local economy. so it means a lot in different parts of the country. so there's an economic growth opportunity there about supporting the creative arts, not just for consumption here in the uk, but as we know from our great films, great musicals, great tv shows , great musicals, great tv shows, great musicals, great tv shows, great from export around great music from export around the world vote winner though. the to world vote winner though. >> do you think this is going to get people to vote for the labour party ? labour party? >> well, we're setting out our strategies today for the c

>> snooker against >> i played snooker against damien , actually, a damien hirst once, actually, a playering the scores. could you do me picture? yes. me a little picture? yes. i honestly ipp worth a fortune. but i only a five in ks! art but i only got a five in ks! art . and that was down to the fact that on with the that i didn't get on with the teacher . just nobody teacher. it's just that nobody understood teacher. it's just that nobody undit's ood teacher. it's just that nobody undit's kind of like that's do. it's kind of like that's what it was. it was misunderstood. they just didn't understand i was trying to understand what i was trying to create. that's what create. and that's what art is all kids talk all about, say to kids who talk about for o—level about taking on art for o—level or a—level . or a—level. >> it's so much more work than history, homework or geography homework or whatever. it's a lot. people might it's lot. people might think it's eafieh lot. people might think it's easier, it's but it's easier, but it's but it's a pleasure for people who are who are creative and

the new labour mp for kingswood, damien egan, is so obsessed with identity politics he changes his accentpending on where he is . depending on where he is. >> if we're celebrating lewisham small businesses, our borough is lucky that we've got one of the highest number of small independent businesses in the whole london. to our whole of london. i went to our lady lourdes and went to lady of lourdes and went to hanham high i was young. we hanham high when i was young. we were homeless and lived in were made homeless and lived in temporary accommodation. were made homeless and lived in tenif)rary accommodation. were made homeless and lived in tenif keir accommodation. were made homeless and lived in tenif keir starmerodation. were made homeless and lived in tenif keir starmer is ation. were made homeless and lived in tenif keir starmer is struggling >> if keir starmer is struggling to control his party now, how's he going to manage it when he's got 400 or so student activists, charity sector eco fanatic, anti—israel pro, trans labour mp sitting behind him who would rather angela rayner was i

we will go to dalian in rural maryland -- damien on the republicans line. caller: good morning.e about 260 grand. but it is hard to generate wealth because i can't hold onto it because the maryland legislature and the leaders are all democratic, and they are trying to tax the heck out of us. our property rates are going up. they are talking about adding more fees and everything. i mean, it is just hard to accumulate wealth. poor, but i am not wealthy, because the government is always leaning on my type taxes . if you are really poor, you get a handout. if you are a great, you have good lawyers to figure it out, but the people in the middle are getting hammered. hey, i will listen to your podcast. thank you. bye. host: vance? caller: thank you. great points. guest: thank you for listening to the podcast. one thing we can look at is why they are texting so much, whether it be maryland or texas where i am, we have to look at the budget and what they are spending money on. local governments continue to ratchet up spending. they have received a lot of fund from the federal government

we will go to dalian in rural maryland -- damien on the republicans line. caller: good morning.0 grand. but it is hard to generate wealth because i can't hold onto it because the maryland legislature and the leaders are all democratic, and they are trying to tax the heck out of us. our property rates are going up. they are talking about adding more fees and everything. i mean, it is just hard to accumulate wealth. even though i am not poor, but i am not wealthy, because the government is always leaning on my type of people for more taxes . if you are really poor, you get a handout. if you are a great, you have good lawyers to figure it out, but the people in the middle are getting hammered. hey, i will listen to your podcast. thank you. bye. host: vance? caller: thank you. great points. guest: thank you for listening to the podcast. one thing we can look at is why they are texting so much, whether it be maryland or texas where i am, we have to look at the budget and what they are spending money on. local governments ntinue to ratchet up spending. they have received a lot of fund