geoffrey: there were two ways.hat is you have to move on rates which has been seen above and beyond market expectations. you have to realize how the rest of the world is doing. we are in a world of deglobalization. your previous sources of revenue will not be there anymore. invest domestically. no talking about 1998. there is no dollar leverage globally. as that barbell with u.s. equities on one side and u.s. dollar cash on the other side is this if the middle, e.m. in asia will be in a good place to hold that but it will take time. lisa: and the cross price of e.m. and dependency on the dollar, how connected to something like the retail sales figure we will get in about 10 minutes or even the university of michigan confidence survey because of how much permission it gives the fed to raise rates further than what people are currently expecting. geoffrey: it is no longer a story about u.s. consumers. it is how that will push ahead. if it pushes the fed towards the 100 basis point hike, then whatever expectations the

and we're here with the host, geoffrey zakarian.hank you >> seth: you were last here in, what >> i know! god, three years ago >> seth: yeah, january 2020. you were the last chef here. you're the first chef back thank you so much. >> thank you for having me my god >> seth: can we toast? >> we can toast. let's have a cocktail. okay, we're going to have a little tequila bumblebee >> seth: that is wonderful, thank you. >> and i've already shaken it, so i'm just going to put it in >> seth: okay, great thank you. >> tequila >> seth: yes very - >> lime juice. chili salt honey. >> seth: honey >> hang on a second. >> seth: all right, sorry. >> hold on a second. >> seth: i just -- it's been a few acts >> i know. look what the pandemic's done to you. >> seth: i know. thank you so much. >> cheers. >> seth: cheers! here we go, everybody. [ cheers and applause congrats on the show >> thank you thank you. very exciting, opening a restaurant >> seth: there's a lot of cooking competition shows, but this one, what it has behind it, is you're going to

while most of the city still sleeves skip it, geoffrey fraser and his crew prepared to put out to see the 10 member crew are going hand line fishing for k green. they're hoping for a good catch today. they did this with also the pleasures of whiskey. if you ever have good, good, good, but you know, get, get lovely. there might be some truth in that, but it's a little fishy to lay all the blame on the skipper. conditions for art is an old commercial fishing on the cape, have grown tougher over the years. possibly climate change. over fishing of the boats. change of current young plenty reasons i can give you. they also struggle with fishing quotas and market access. hello ms. away from the port, local fish's are demonstrating in front of the national parliament. in cape town, they're demanding farrah quotas. they say it's hard enough for them to make a living as it is. how lie, really woods are in danger. the government is given the quota and they're in it and that the attend to big companies, what we as the small people, we are the people on the ground that is making a loving out of t

while most of the city still sleeves skipping geoffrey fraser and his crew prepared to put out to see the 10 member crew are going hand line fishing for kate green. they hoping for a good catch today they did get busy with also the patience of whiskey. a good good, but you know, can get you. i think there might be some truth in that, but it's a little fishy to lay all the blame on the skipper conditions for autism. oh, commercial fishing on the cape have grown tougher over the years. possibly climate change over fishing of the bites change of current young plenty reasons i can give you they also struggle with fishing quotas and market access. and here, kilometers away from the port. local fishes are demonstrating in front of the national parliament in cape town. they're demanding farrah quotas. they say it's hot enough for them to make a living as it is how lie really would ah endanger. the government is giving the quotas and they're in it. and that the attend to big companies that we as the small people, we are the people on the ground that is making a loving out of the see really do

we believe that they are, geoffrey fowler for the washington post, thank you very much. to a termination remains difficult, despite the fact that it was decriminalised more than two years ago. services are limited, and last year more than 160 women travelled to england to have the procedure. many who choose to have abortions in northern ireland have to contend with empassioned protesters. later this month the uk's supreme court will decide whether or not to ban such protests. here's emma va rdy. they chant: have mercy on us and on the whole world. - a prayer and a protest. this has become a regular sight outside some of northern ireland's main hospitals. ...the body and the blood. they're here because daisy hill hospital in newry provides a clinic for women to access abortion services. what we have found, and what people have told us, is that it's really intimidating coming up to these gates. fiona and cara have started a voluntary service to chaperone women in. if you were going in there to access any sort of treatment — this is a multi use site — it's intimidating and

a studies is actually in dr. cheney when jack, who in the late 1960, the escape from the serial geoffrey residential school. but unfortunately not me, get 800 commerce home. and they found his body on the railway tracks there in the late 1900. 60 is that became kind of an international story and then they slowly close to until $996.00 in canada. and if you can see behind me as well the orange shirt day, which was actually made by those webster, another survivor who is not allowed to wear an orange shirt. we now commemorate her and all the other survivors that pushed for this day and the treating reconciliation day just at 1030 now in canada. so it was really the brace of ours would love to way will be the ones to really make sure we don't forget as well. and testing tax and pending is story and of indigenous education in ontario. thank you very much. thank you very much for that because the president is thinking of bail out from international lenders of the country to focus on and that there was a shortage is a fuel food and other essentials. but the crisis has also crippled the once luc

and that's exactly what happens the catches from geoffrey phrases, boat and other, a below be fishes, go online and become available to customers on the apps market place. page chef meals swat is co owner of a restaurant in cape town. he is one of over $400.00 ships and $8000.00 private customers registered as buyers on up a lobby. last night, the shift placed an order on the this morning hung good life, delivers it 5 kilos of k. bring the proof is in the pudding or the fish fish for that man. i like that the quality of the fish. we got this just that something we haven't worked with before with the abs. q r code the restaurant and his guests can trace exactly where a fish comes from. the fish's name, the species, and where it was, quote, with i love knowing where the money is going. so i love knowing that the money is going to the fisherman. a knock, some massive companies just amusing the sea and the customers also enjoy hearing that the money that they nearby us goes directly to the fisherman. and we can see exactly how much they get since his debut. abby has put more than 500000 h

geoffrey the giraffe. >> we want jeffrey back as well.you can watch us on roku, amazon fire, apple tv. roger is joining me now with a look at 5:30. >> a lot happening this week. what are

while most of the city still sleeves skipping geoffrey fraser and his crew prepared to put out to see the 10 member crew are going. handling fishing, fouquet bring the hoping for a good catch to day. they get busy with also the patience of whiskey. a good skip but you don't get roughly there might be some truth in that, but it's a little fishy to lay all the blame on the skipper conditions for autism. oh, commercial fishing on the cape have grown tougher. over the years possibly climate change over fishing of the bites. change of current young plenty reasons i can give you. they also struggle with fishing quotas and market access. and here, kilometers away from the port. local fishes are demonstrating in front of the national parliament in cape town. 7 they're demanding farrah quotas. they say it's hard enough for them to make a living as it is. how lie really would ah endanger. the government is giving the quotas and they're in it. and that the attend to big companies that we as the small people, we are the people on the ground that is making a living out of the sea. really don't get

geoffrey the giraffe. >> we want jeffrey back as well. don't forget you can watch us on roku, amazon fire, apple tv. roger is joining me now with a look at 5:30. >> a lot happening this week. what are in those text messages? the deadline approaches for secret service to hand over those messages to the january 6 committed tee. >>> and why police are calling him a hero. the 22-year-old man who stopped the gunman opening fire in indiana. >>> allowing you to keep tabs on your air quality in your neighborhood and the inequality that it's leading to. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. good evening, i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. one of the most notable advisers of former president donald trump is in the spotlight. steve bannon went on trial today accused of contemptive court for defying a subpoena from the house committee investigating the january 6 attack. so what happens now? nbc susan mcguinness has the latest from washington. >> reporter: jury selection beginning today in washington and the trial of trump adviser steve bannon.

tums ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests, laura linney, melanie lynskey, geoffrey everybody kristina schiano and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you! [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> breaking news tonight, the legend suddenly stops. carlos santana collapses on stage. >> most of the people are left the same way that i was, kind of shocked. >> we were worried. >> we talked to that woman who was there when it happened. plus an update on his condition. >>> also baseball fans hit by gunfire during a fourth of july celebration the at oakland coliseum. how it happened and what the police are doing about it tonight. >>> and two new cases of monkeypox reported surfacing in san francisco this evening. >> i think people are getting anxious. just cautious. >> the alerts going out to members of the gay community after pride weekend. >>> plus the price of oil just fell. but here in california gas prices are holding steady, why? we're crunching the numbers and asking the experts. >>> and we begin with that breaking news. not just the bay area legend, but an

geoffrey fowler is a tech columnist with the washington post, and says tech companies need to do moreo protect the sensitive data of their users. google today made basically the first statement it's made since we learned about the supreme court ruling about what kind of change it was actually going to make to its products. it said when its naps service or location data collection that it does notices that a user is near a "personal" location, a highly sensitive personal location, be it a hospital, clinic or shelter, it would now automatically delete that data point coming up over the next few weeks. but as you suggested, this is just one of the many, many, many data points that google collects about all of us, and in particular could be used by prosecutors in the united states as evidence of a crime when somebody is seeking an abortion. another example — google searches. google said nothing today about deleting those records. you say it could be used, what are the specific concerns about how this data could be accessed by law enforcement agencies and be used in a prosecution? by us la

geoffrey fowler is a columnist with the washington post.he specific concerns around law enforcement agencies being able to access personal data. by by us law, any time a company has access to data a court can order them to hand it over. it requires a process and some negotiation, but the end of roe vs wade, that abortion decision, the united states have opened people's eyes on a mass scale that companies like google knows so much about is that any of those data points they collect about us could then be sought by prosecutors and used as evidence as a crime. we are talking about what we have seen previously, cases in the us of a google searches are used to prosecute crimes, text messages, locations on maps, all sorts of things, all which google elects as a regular use of business about its users. it is a wake—up call that creating these giant businesses that are based on harvesting personal information and make money off it, has created accidental dystopia. they are taking our data and saying, they will give us an exchange, useful products.

amidst the chasing group you've got geoffrey kamworor of kenya and basher abdi of belgium. can see, if he can get himself over the line, there you are, just over two hours, what a moment. he won silver at the world championships in london in 2016 but he is getting a gold wrapped around his neck, tola, with the ethiopian flag as well, that is the ethiopian flag as well, that is the big moment of his career as well. that is all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. we are going to do a bit more on rory mcilroy now. we can speak now to our northern ireland correspondentjohn cambell. he's at holywood golf club just outside belfast. it is rory�*s local club and they are glued to the screen, so proud of what he is doing.— glued to the screen, so proud of what he is doing. absolutely, rory mcilroy joined _ what he is doing. absolutely, rory mcilroy joined this _ what he is doing. absolutely, rory mcilroy joined this club _ what he is doing. absolutely, rory mcilroy joined this club at - what he is doing. absolut

fascists anti-semiites hoarders of cruel racists and corrupt careerists is how former member lady geoffreyerizes the league. it was two generations of political assassinations coming together for a common purpose. in september of the same 1983, the sixteenth conference of the world anti-communist league represented by 70 states dozens of international organizations. here is the list of participants. all the same general john singlauf general daniel graham, who was in charge of intelligence at the us department of defense, of course, miss chumachenko of the national committee of enslaved peoples, dr. professor theodora berlander, the one who was in charge of relations with the ukrainian nazis. and dr. berlander's own connection, the head of the ounde, yaroslav stachkov, and his faithful comrade-in-arms with his wife, the right hand of yaroslav, the slizsky successor stepan bandera yaroslav titko died eighty- sixth his wife was lucky enough to see bandera. revenge in ukraine after the death of her husband. she became the head and he and the president of the anti-bolshevik bloc of peoples in

there's no place like home and no investor in homes like geoffrey goldman.confidence and bold ambition, goldman says he has an innovative new way to save desperate homeowners facing foreclosure. >> nobody was better than him, and he was going to rule the real-estate world. >> narrator: but this white knight is actually a brazen bandit. >> this was my home. it's not my home anymore. they took it from me. >> narrator: and later... young upstart aaron vallett wants to see his name in lights in nashville, tennessee. >> he saw himself being the next edward jones. >> narrator: he takes $5.5 million into his investment funds, but his clients don't see th

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victoria nuland and us ambassador geoffrey payet. the coup, they discussed the composition of the new ukrainian government in it, and in it nolan confirms that biden? then the vice president and his security adviser jake sullivan was aware of the matter, well, coups have consequences, we are now seeing them in ukraine, the conspirators hoped to draw ukraine into nato and let its territory along with the peninsula crimea under a military base. just imagine how the united states would react if russia did something like this, for example, tried to change the regime in any country in the western hemisphere, in order to then attach it to the pro-russian military bloc or imagine the emotions of americans if russian politicians mingled with the crowd of capitalist hill on january 6 and supported rioters, well, that part of washington that thinks in terms of rule-based order believes that these rules allow them to do what want, regardless of the destructive results. these are the moods, well the rules were you know the washington consensus t

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through with me and when i started journalism, i used to read the observer and there was a man called geoffrey easier to get on but it's been a roller—coaster over the years and there have been long periods where outlets have not wanted to hear about it but i thank my editors for having faith in my reporting and we were right in the end. i having faith in my reporting and we were right in the end.— were right in the end. i was struck durint the were right in the end. i was struck during the pandemic _ were right in the end. i was struck during the pandemic when - were right in the end. i was struck during the pandemic when all i were right in the end. i was struck during the pandemic when all of i were right in the end. i was struck| during the pandemic when all of us correspondence and reporters were reporting from home on zoom and you are always there in a fleece or a jacket, even a scarf! i get the impression in your household, the thermostat is not very high. brute impression in your household, the thermostat is not very high. we have thermostat is not very high. we have thermostat worse,

i think it's fair to say geoffrey howe, which a lot of people say was the first sort of domino that wasuestion about whether we have a functioning government. so, that is the noise, but then— government. so, that is the noise, but then we — government. so, that is the noise, but then we have the silence. the silence _ but then we have the silence. the silence from number ten. but then we have the silence. the silence from numberten. not but then we have the silence. the silence from number ten. not a word from them _ silence from number ten. not a word from them for hour after hour this morning — from them for hour after hour this morning. why would they not pick up the phone _ morning. why would they not pick up the phone. well, they wouldn't pick up the phone. well, they wouldn't pick up the _ the phone. well, they wouldn't pick up the phone if they weren't sure what _ up the phone if they weren't sure what they— up the phone if they weren't sure what they were going to say in answer— what they were going to say in answer to— what they were going to say in answer to the obvious questi