feels goodwin forty-niners today vigil games are always tricky. like, you know, these teams usually play a little better. everybody's familiar with one another mean more in the standings. goodwin short turnaround now because the niners have a game on thursday the new york giants. first home game. yeah. it's going slow had a mac. yeah. be out there at levi's kate rooney and we'll have some fun stuff thursday i mean, they should probably win pretty easy giants, not by cardinals today, but they're not are yeah, i said probably be like a 10 point favorite. all right. we'll see you guys right. we'll see you guys tomorrow morning. i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you'r

final thought, professor goodwin. a vote winner goodwin. is this a vote winner for sunak? down very among the groups very well among the key groups of needs to win of voters that he needs to win back. it's not enough on its own. needs small boat own. he needs a small boat numbers come needs numbers to come down. he needs inflation down. needs inflation to come down. he needs a of economic optimism to a sense of economic optimism to kick in among out there. kick in among voters out there. but yeah, they're going to like this. and london might not. but many his voters will in a many of his voters will in a moment . moment. >> we continue this. we talk about hurricane nigel, is about hurricane nigel, which is making way across the making its way across the atlantic. and be joined by atlantic. and i'll be joined by jim i think also feels jim dale, who i think also feels a bit upset about what the government have done today radio. boy this issue really matters. >> we have had many more emails in the first 15 minutes of this program than we normally get. i asked you simply, is t

final thought, professor goodwin. a vote winner goodwin. is this a vote winner for sunak?o down very among the groups very well among the key groups of needs to win of voters that he needs to win back. it's not enough on its own. needs small boat own. he needs a small boat numbers come needs numbers to come down. he needs inflation down. needs inflation to come down. he needs a of economic optimism to a sense of economic optimism to kick in among out there. kick in among voters out there. but yeah, they're going to like this. and london might not. but many his voters will in a many of his voters will in a moment . moment. >> we continue this. we talk about hurricane nigel, is about hurricane nigel, which is making way across the making its way across the atlantic. and be joined by atlantic. and i'll be joined by jim i think also feels jim dale, who i think also feels a bit upset about what the government have done today radio. boy this issue really matters. >> we have had many more emails in the first 15 minutes of this program than we normally get. i asked you simply, is

goodwin, please bring victory, give it let's dedicate to our young lady, it seems to me that this will title of candidate for master of sports in rock climbing, so i ’m sure where, her emotions are so off the charts that i’m already, well, i’m just at a loss for words, how strong these experiences are, i hope everything will be fine, good luck to you, guys, good luck, i'm with you. well, let's take advantage, come on, come on. well, grab it, come on higher, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, just please, do everything , come on, demidushka, demidushka, come on, come on, come on, let's go, go, go, go, well, well, well, well , well, no, no, come on, higher, higher, higher, hold on, use your last strength, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, woohoo! how is it, everything is great, and, okay, this is all for the young one now, yes, it’s like, they have a difference of one and a half seconds, one and a half, that’s at most, the girls still don’t want to lose, as if at least we need to give them a head

the three women -- winona laduke, tania aubid, dawn goodwin -- were arrested after police saw video sharedmedia of them at a rally for rivers ceremony on the banks of the mississippi river, on treaty-ceded anishinaabe land as they sang, danced, and prayed near construction crews. >> we are water protectors. we are going to continue dancing. amy: well, in a landmark opinion delivered last thursday, aitkin county senior judge leslie metzen wrote that as respected members of anishinaabe tribes, laduke, aubid, and goodwin were expressing "their heartfelt belief that the waters of minnesota need to be protected from damage that could result from the pipeline." judge metzen concluded -- "in the interests of justice the charges against these three individuals who were exercising their rights to free speech and to freely express their spiritual beliefs should be dismissed. to criminalize their behavior would be the crime." for more, we are joined by winona laduke, longtime indigenous activist and author, an anishinaabekwe enrolled member of the mississippi band of ashinaabeg who lives and works on

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you are dealing with high praise when you are getting into doris kearns goodwin and tuchman territory. hayden: you know as a presidential historian, there had to be a question. mr. brinkley: the big book this year is the martin luther king biography, the ability to do king in a single volume was such a scholarly position where you can bring king up and at the same time turning him into a human, not a sanctified figure. hard to be that book as biography. his one on muhammad ali was really strong. hayden: so what past u.s. president was the most voracious reader? that is what people really want to know. mr. brinkley: the trick is you have to say jefferson, it's the library of congress. he donated the jefferson library as the foundation. i went to jefferson high. theodore roosevelt, constant reading. he would be up all night long. he would have insomnia and pore through books. t.r. wrote like 35 books and 150,000 letters. he read. the book that i think influenced him a lot was charles darwin's "on the origins of species" which came out in 1859, right when his father was creating the muse

joining us live now is john goodwin, assistant director of communications at the metropolitan transportation commission. john, nice to see you. >> good to see you, too, kristin. good afternoon. good afternoon. >> lots of changes for us to talk about. let's start with bart. since its service is many times more riders in the bay area, let's go ahead and show the key changes on a graphic here and maybe you can elaborate for us and explain the thinking . so we have the 20 minute maximum wait time. the pittsburg bay point line will now be every ten minutes and then nine trains per hour to and from sfo. so, john, walk us through what each of these is about. >> okay. so the 20 minute maximum. wait, wait time is designed. waits more than 20 minutes for a train as it as it was until this weekend. and you could at some times of the day wait up to 30 minutes for a train. so this this cuts that by a third the every ten minute frequency for the yellow line by far bart's busiest line. i wrote a yellow line train into san francisco this morning and all of the trains are what they call the fleet of the futu

. >> alison goodwin says the food bank's mission is providing food and resources wherever it's neededclients like roxanne are happy for the help. she even scored some treats. oh yeah, i did. >> i got some snacks. >> oh, we'll do the raisin bagels in santa rosa. >> cornell, bernard, abc7 news coming up. >> bart is working to reduce passenger wait time and increase evening service by 50. we'll tell you about the changes coming but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity

. of people polling, matt goodwin.ling . where do people stand polling. where do people stand on the concept of net zero when it's just offered to them with no context? >> well, if you give people just a straightforward question , do a straightforward question, do you support the push for net zero, then you'll often find that a large majority of voters will say , yes, absolutely. will say, yes, absolutely. >> if you ask them, do you >> and if you ask them, do you support the fight against climate change, more often than not, voters say, yes, not, voters will say, yes, absolutely . but the key point absolutely. but the key point here is when you then actually explain to voters is what these policies mean for them personally in terms of the financial costs they become much less supportive of these policies and how sensitive are they to cost and has there been any any change in this? >> has the cost of living crisis made people more concerned about costs than they may have been a couple of years ago? >> i think partly we'

jennifer palka in re goodwin i. d. w is a russian operation has been faced since being banned from moscow. welcome, jennifer. what does russia want from the company as well? the kremlin has been quite tight lips when it comes to the official reason for the can. preteen talks, but the cremeans folks person to meet at the schools said that some trippy tricky topics will be addressed. while the it is speculated that russia in north korea aim to strike and arms deal, of course, we all know that russia has war effort in ukraine is definitely not going according to russia's plans, which is why they are in desperate need of weapons. weapons that north korea could provide to russia 1st in order to continue the war effort, and 2nd, to to prolong the war effort in order to wear out ukrainian forces as well as countries that support ukraine financially and with military equipment. according to military experts, north korea possesses a large amount of munition. russia needs, as well as military equipment from sophia times that are

. the goodwin.one of the questions in your view, questions was in your view, has immigration in recent immigration to britain in recent years made the crime years has made the crime situation in the country better, worse no difference worse or made no difference better? one 1% worse? yes. 45. the rest no difference. don't know. so it seems, mark, there is a growing perception that of those young men that are crossing the english channel, there are some, perhaps too many with bad intentions . with bad intentions. >> yeah, there's a couple of issues there with regard to those coming to the uk from other countries and their propensity for getting involved in criminality. propensity for getting involved in criminality . well, we know in criminality. well, we know there are 11,000 foreign national offenders in our prisons at the moment. national offenders in our prisons at the moment . add to prisons at the moment. add to that an issue of not knowing actually when people are coming into this country. exa

. the goodwin.one of the questions in your view, questions was in your view, has immigration in recent immigration to britain in recent years made the crime years has made the crime situation in the country better, worse no difference worse or made no difference better? one 1% worse? yes. 45. the rest no difference. don't know. so it seems, mark, there is a growing perception that of those young men that are crossing the english channel, there are some, perhaps too many with bad intentions . with bad intentions. >> yeah, there's a couple of issues there with regard to those coming to the uk from other countries and their propensity for getting involved in criminality. propensity for getting involved in criminality . well, we know in criminality. well, we know there are 11,000 foreign national offenders in our prisons at the moment. national offenders in our prisons at the moment . add to prisons at the moment. add to that an issue of not knowing actually when people are coming into this country. exa

right, the economy goodwin, what is evident in this country is that people are tired of the constant uncertainties that they live in. and that's why many are saying that they wouldn't vote for anyone who would promise change it is how will i just see that one site? is there a secretary of state on the blink, and has announced over $1000000000.00 and military funding for egypt. the original amount is approved by congress who has more, but some of that money has been withheld of the treatment of political prisoners in the country, rather than jordan has more to us secretary of state antony blinking has decided to give egypt $1215000000.00 in foreign military spending for the current fiscal year. $85000000.00, which had been appropriated by congress is being withheld. because according to senior state department officials, egypt has made no progress in the current year and how it treats political prisoners. in fact, the officials say egypt did a better job in 2021 and in 2022 in terms of releasing political prisoners and otherwise improving their treatment of those who oppose the govern

shows may as residents in, down as being set on fire by protests is a large part of the flooding goodwin to dimes collapse mid to a rental brain. connected with a hurricane. mike. still in the met his writing, there was a to say that authorities did not do enough for us to fill those dissociates. we heard from a libyan janice, who says that government is currently blocking the internet to prevent people from organizing further protests. since yesterday night, the internet's went off and done. also bio signal is off and that's according to the official statements, has no worries. and that's all. what's some media coverage from there, supporting the officials in the east said that it's because of health considerations. yet. health officials, yesterday night i've just such announcements happened, spoke to many libby, mtv channels saying that there is no prevent any disease surprising getting down there. also we have no internet connection. so we are afraid about our people inside the city was no ability to reach out to the outer world. that's specially after what happened yesterday and done

i'm from texas, a large part of the for the a goodwin to dams collapse mid to reading. so writing connected with a hurricane like storm in the mediterranean cemetery. just say that if you did not do enough to fill those facilities, we had formerly been doing this since as a government co, new blocking incident to prevent people from organizing further protests. since yesterday nights, the internet's went off and done. also, bio signal is off. and that's according to officials to increments has no worries. and that's all what some media covers from there. supporting the officials in the east said that it's because of health considerations. yet. health officials, yesterday night i've just such announcements happened, spoke to many libyan tv channels, saying that there is no evidence of any disease surprising in that. and also we have no internet connection. so we are afraid about our people inside the city was no ability to reach out to the outer world. that's specially after what happened yesterday and done no protest, demanding accountability for officials who had any h

we haven't seen to late 1990s. >> matt goodwin, thank you very much for joining >> matt goodwin, thankus. and much indeed forjoining us. and also he raised also the point that he raised that on the conservatives that people on the conservatives weren't and weren't coming out to vote and that was the key thing. but you were horrified with these. i was with from lord with these polls from lord ashcroft. we going through ashcroft. we were going through that. look at that. and you said, look at that. and you said, look at that. the state that. look at the state dependency going on. but dependency that's going on. but look, coming up over 1300 council have been council workers have been working abroad . has the working from abroad. has the post covid remote working culture gone too far? >> plus, we've got that exclusive interview with the son of famous democracy campaigner aung san suu kyi . that's all aung san suu kyi. that's all coming back after this short break. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello , my name

if you're just looking at the text of the constitution, we could have an election and trump goodwin and then someone sues supreme court says you're not entitled to hold office and you are disqualified. what do we do? have another election but that is bad. the easiest way it is most respectable and least disruptive of the democratic process is to have this decided as early as possible in terms of ballot eligibility. the challenge succeed, he would not be on the ballot and republicans would run someone else. host: in pennsylvania, this is jack. democrat. caller: tell me a little bit about what you think about the corruption of the supreme court because you keep talking about the supreme court like it is a big deal when we know most of them are corrupt. there appointed by trump. of course she wanted to go to the supreme court if you are trump -- you want it to go to the supreme court if you are trump. guest: i think the supreme court has more trump justices than it should read think it is more republican justices than it should. that is a problem. i would like to see it affects through ter

although our reporter brenda goodwin talked to the folks with potential changes that they're aware and. if you have symptoms, test right away, but if you're negative test again 48 hours later because that will give you a more confident result essentially that you really are negative. they say if you've been exposed you should wait five days to test. if you're negative then, wait another 48 hours. if you're still negative, wait another 48 hours and test a third time. and that's because they have data showing that you really do get bet results and more detention if you test repeatedly over a few days. they looked at a study both with people with symptoms and without. with symptoms testing on day one, you get about 60% detection, if you test a few days later that goes up to 90%. if you look at people without symptoms, it's 9% on day one. and on the thirds day, up to 75%. that's why you keep testing. >> just quickly, that's a lot of tests. some of these tests are not cheap if you buy them at your local pharmacy. are they still available for free somewhere? >> they're still available, they'

the research and we think about the main reading room with alice haley and doris kearns goodwin so many of her books are here. grix the president -- and people write about the president because you have more pre- >> yes and we have things like the diaries of teddy roosevelt. one of the items people say what is an item? what is an item that has touched you when you look in his own hand on february 14, the light is gone out of congress for. >> what if someone says they want to see the diary of teddy roosevelt and somebody brings it out to them. do you watch to make sure the not taken a page out? >> oh yes very carefully. and yet make the appointment and you do it. but that point his wife in her in themother died in the same h. and touching history like that. >> when you were growing up did you put two wipers very much? >> oh my goodness. but in springfield that was one of the first. >> you bring your books back on time did you pay fines? >> okay i think he knows this. the first book when it learned about fines i was eight years old. little storefront library. somebody gave me a book. at t

here to discuss, lauren goodwin of new york life investments and serrat of douglas c. lane and associates, also a cnbc contribute or the. let's first get to apple and how you're thinking about the new product release and the context of where the stock sets up right now. there's not really expected to be a whole lot of earnings growth in the fiscal year that just started. you hear anything today that's going to change that? >> no, not really. i think the pricing was surprising because we know volume growth has been coming down. so how are they going to increase revenue and more importantly margins and cash flow? i think you have a little disappointment there, but as steven mentioned before, you don't know what they're going to pull out later, maybe pricing cut, maybe see what the demand is like. if demand is greater than supply, you will get pricing on it. everything we expected incrementally, no big news there. and you kind of have this slow drip in apple over the last week with the news from china and government selling. we'll see how it goes. but i think this will be

the three women -- winona laduke, tania aubid, dawn goodwin -- were arrested on the banks of the mississippi river on ceded anishinaabe land as they sang, danced, and prayed near construction crews. in a landmark opinion delivered monday, aitkin county judge leslie metzen wrote the women were exercising their rights to free speech and to freely express their spiritual beliefs. the judge dismissed the charges against them in the interests of justice she said, including "to criminalize their behavior would be the crime." five u.s. citizens released from prison in iran monday following a rare prisoner swap agreement between the united states and tehran have landed in the u.s.. they were freed after the u.s. unfroze $6 billion of iran's oil revenue and released five iranians imprisoned in the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken spoke to the five americans after their release. >> i can tell you it was for them, for me an emotional conversation. it is easy in the work we do every day sometimes to get lost in the obstructions of foreign-policy and relations of other countries. and forgetting the

parent lauren goodwin had no easy answer for her young daughter.his facility is a special place to so many families. they've, you know, there's generations that have come here. this year is our. 50th anniversary, heidi. executive director heidi tomsky isn't sure the center will make it to 51 after the ross valley school district, which owns the five acre campus turned its lease with the center this week, citing costly seismic and other repairs. the district can't afford to to make. it leaves us in a precarious position. it feels not like we're not on solid ground, hard to think about the future and how to move forward. i started here when i was three months old. best tutorials grew up at the center. now she's a teacher and her own daughter goes here. our space here is a huge part of the program. to have that possibly removed from our program is terrifying. we'll never be divided. hundreds of parents marched toward the school board meeting this week to save the center, but a lease extension was not granted. as was stated at the board meeting the oth

. >> alison goodwin says the food bank's mission is providing food and resources wherever it's needed. clients like roxanne are happy for the help she even scored some treats. >> oh, yeah, i did. i got some snackies. >> oh, we'll do the raisin bagel deals in santa rosa. >> cornell. bernard abc7 news coming up next. >> we are looking ahead to the weekend with sandy's seven day forecast. >> but first a reminder oakland pride takes place this sunday ab a proud sponsor join abc7 news reporch fuentes and ansar hassan as theyring you the parade live starting at 11 a.m. we're streaming live on abc7 news.com as well as the abc7 bay area thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead t

news, nationality, the a, b, z a, b, z, milwaukee default to dublin, and also review land lew in goodwin and you see fit to the end of this transition and included with the support of all the government needs people and our development partners, and we would like to hand over the power to the civilians after the organizations after organizing free, transparent and reliable elections. bidding us who would like to pay tribute to the founding fathers of cologne. and this is the starting point for the rising and grew gross of galvan. now they see the julie massey conner to the motherland. thank you. what geologist are english and these are lies and pictures from naperville a double as we approach $1100.00. gmc the new kind of take the president bryce. luckily and grandma has been sworn in as the kind of take a preston to all got found just days after a military to sidelining the incumbent bone. good family being in charge for over 5 decades. he described a whole list of the issues that the incoming, the government would actually be involved with and allowed him to give the yukon. but the mec

stuart: goodwin we will see you again. janet yellen, a direct quote, feeling very good about a soft landing for the economy. steve moore with us, do you see a soft landing? >> when i look at this economy i see some real real problems, you were just talking about the budget in the fight that is to come and i want to remind your viewers that the end of the fiscal year is in three weeks. we now know, are you ready for this, the federal fiscal deficit for 2023 will be $2 trillion for a buck. that is disgrace for performance given that covid is over and were not in a crisis to be longer. this budget i find it to be incredibly worrisome then you have a problem, i wonder if janet yellen has been to a gas station lately, my prediction given now that oil prices and rates between 85 and $95 a barrel you're looking out 4- 450 a gallon at the gas tank in the days and weeks ahead. that's huge when we were paying $2.39 a gallon. there's a lot of problems of this economy and i don't know about a soft landing but were not see the growth o

i mean, it's easy to be accused of that and i'm i'm i know doris kearns goodwin really you know i what she went through i know what stephen ambrose went through it's you no fault of their own. things just happened and. you know, i'm scared to death of that because it could cost me my career. so that's that's reason why i don't read fiction. books. these are discovering the research papers. yeah i find. for a lot of the principles that people are well principle i don't know if you could hear the question what principles or what things can i apply from the research and teddy roosevelt's life. i don't know that i could ever be like teddy roosevelt. but i mean, just hold the line my for just be open to anything. now, that's not always practical. but certainly he was meant to fault. he was open to experience and live beyond yourself, you know, live for live to do good. out that way at all but i at what i've written and i think well it's probably going to outlive me, you know, hopefully 100 years from now, maybe somebody, you know, one of your great grandkid will be reading one of my books.

right, the economy goodwin, what is the evidence in this country is that people are tired of the constant uncertainty that they live in, and that's why many or say so that they wouldn't vote for anyone. would promise change. that is, how will i just see that one site is so it has hair. on alex's era, the was 1st reading and container ship sales from denmark. find out why it's hailed as a milestone for the shipping industry. and installed this for as long as that makes a big promise to one of his stop plans. those details coming up in just a few months. the the the walls fast container ship to run on queen bethnal has been launched. and den mock hello coffin fuel produce from organic waste will help reduce harmful carbon emissions from call go vessels. by 60 percent for reese was that the integration in copenhagen about as much as the ship gets its name. danish and european officials gathered on thursday for ceremony that goes back to viking times. but one that could now put modern vessels into buffalo against climate change. by successfully de carbonized in shipping, we're not only promot

what doris kearns goodwin and others had to say. as ar of fact, in 1940, a bypass chosen federal law was placed on fdr. dasho to outlaw lynching a federal outlawed lynching lawi that would outlaw lynching. and he refused to sign it because he was running for his third term and he was afraid he'd turn off fellow democrats in the south. same with the . fdr to allow into this country ,even though the cap for the number of european had notda been met. he and his state department refused to allow allowed the ins country at the height of the holocaust. locaust which resulted in many,m dying in gas chambers. bers he refused to bomb the railroad tracks leading in the outwitsevn even though we were bombingacilt facilitiesie five miles from. those from those railroad tracks. d withhe worked with the "new york times" and other media outletass to try and censr what was going on in europe and the holocaust during his presidency. and he was a bigot and he was a racist. and if people don't agree with that, read it and and i'vet the end notes to pr

we've seen the president goodwin tech is president. he's confident that a deal is coming. can you see that? and i am not involved in going to go see ations meetings, my organization. so it's very difficult to see one of these coming. all right, monica will leave with that. thanks very much indeed. monica told, teva speaking to you from thank you very much. the now the i'll be general, who let the qu in double and last week has been sworn in is the self declared transitional president. general a bristol away in gramma depose, the elected president on the bumper to end his families 55 years. during his swearing in ceremony, he pledge free and fair elections and a referendum on adult to a new constitution. it comes as the central african regional book echo echo us at suspended gab owns membership and meet the needs to be present as soon value of it please. the constitution is the founding text of a state. it in trains its institutions and specific procedures. however, these beckett isn't so for representation one no longer capable of ensuring our secure team. it is therefore

right, the economy goodwin, what is evident in this country is that people are tired of the constant uncertainty that they live in, and that's why many are saying that they wouldn't vote for anyone. would promise change. that is, how will i just see that when a site is a ton industry long to now where the nation has seen years of economic time while it's economy essentially collapsed. last year of the months of shortages and financial crisis, the international luxury funds came to its rescue with the bailout. and the government had to accept the tougher forms, but also the end as has this update for us from the capital columbia. so that the amount of kennedy is struggling. the 460 taxi driver is the only one employed in his 11 member family law. so i think for, yeah, unless it's not enough earlier say we made 3 to 5000 rupees a day. that was enough. now $3000.00 rupees is nothing. once we bought the food, there's nothing left. so how do we pay for water, electricity schooling, extra classes? well, any extra is a foreign currency shortage in 2022 left too long. go bankrupt and unable

we have the end of the goodwin. >> hi president from.being america's biggest fighter. so there is that it also an apology related question. i want to know if you have any words of advice or encouragement for a lot of those young conservatives who are afraid to speak out. as you may know i'm a student at iowa the hawkeye state by the way. i just want to know especially with the caucus coming up we need to get lot of young people out there so i'd like to know if you have any thoughts on how we can be better patriots. >> it's so great that you asked that with such enthusiasm. [applause] remember this. there are for -- far more of you than you think. you don't see them. i know people in beverly hills. i see them on television. we will stop trump and they go and vote for me. it's true. you think it's woken it's not. you look at the percentage of the vote so you can count on which basically you can't. just keep your thoughts because you happen to be doing the right thing. there many more viewed than you understand that there many more of you t

the lake was promising to dollar rise economy goodwin. what is evident in this country is that people are tired of the constant uncertainty that they live in. and that's why many are saying that they wouldn't vote for anyone. would promise change. that is, how will i just see that when a site is well, staying in the region and brazil is top courses handed out its 1st sentences and a trial against ryan. so those who respond government buildings that earlier this year, they was of course, as a former president diable. sanara created us television officer, learned a silva and uptime his election. daniel rocker, that reports best estimate of brazil's supreme court has begun issuing sentences against riders, storm top government offices on january 8th, in an event, prosecutors have called and attempted to. we play much, but at the store the the emblematic story building where we're meeting the facility . so the national congress and up on now 2 pallets at the headquarters. so the 3 pillars are bristling. democracy having to target of a dishono

lauren goodwin joining us in 20 minutes. effective rate at 3.60. that is amazing. going down but then inching higher to around .60. this is where the effective rate is. we know where mortgage rates are. if you go get one today, this is the average rate at the moment. tom: it was very important and hugely nonlinear. it is going and the ramifications of it continues to move higher to the tension barry said at the curve. it is not linear. jonathan: only around a 10 are paying around 6% or something. this will take a long time to see the 3.60 shipped higher towards seven. even maybe seven soon to come. tom: the only way to work out is to get a substantially shorter yield. jonathan: this is great. there is a strike in detroit for the victory and we are waiting to hear from president of the united days. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. >> from day one, we told these com

professor matthew goodwin. matthew, welcome to the show.etworks and read most newspapers, you'd assume that everyone is horrified by suella braverman speech. however i horrified by suella braverman speech. howeveri understand speech. however i understand that polling that you've looked at tells a different story . at tells a different story. >> yes, it does , mark. >> yes, it does, mark. >> yes, it does, mark. >> i mean, i think the first thing to say is what suella braverman really said was not actually that controversial at all. angela merkel and david cameron , we might remember, also cameron, we might remember, also said multicol federalism has failed . theresa may called to failed. theresa may called to leave the european convention on human rights not that long ago. >> and so i think the reaction to the speech actually shows us, mark, how far to the left, the cultural left, many of the people who dominate the institutions , you know, the institutions, you know, the media, the creative industries , media, the creative industries, the c

professor matthew goodwin. matthew, welcome to the show.etworks and read most newspapers, you'd assume that everyone is horrified by suella braverman speech. however i horrified by suella braverman speech. howeveri understand speech. however i understand that polling that you've looked at tells a different story . at tells a different story. >> yes, it does , mark. >> yes, it does, mark. >> yes, it does, mark. >> i mean, i think the first thing to say is what suella braverman really said was not actually that controversial at all. angela merkel and david cameron , we might remember, also cameron, we might remember, also said multicol federalism has failed . theresa may called to failed. theresa may called to leave the european convention on human rights not that long ago. >> and so i think the reaction to the speech actually shows us, mark, how far to the left, the cultural left, many of the people who dominate the institutions , you know, the institutions, you know, the media, the creative industries , media, the creative industries, the c

and the irony is, of course, that the what matthew goodwin might call the elites, you know, the kind likely to get married and live good lives. you know, i'm talking absolutely right. and it's like , you know, they'll and it's like, you know, they'll they'll talk left, but walk right, if you like. from that point of view. and so my question is coalition for marriage , the uk's largest marriage, the uk's largest pro—marriage organisation representing tens of thousands of individuals and groups who promote man woman marriage. yeah, we got we got supporters from all faiths and none. and the question is how? how do we get to a place where where we can promote this this thing which is good for individuals , which is good for individuals, it's good for kids, and it's actually great for the prosperity of a nation . and i prosperity of a nation. and i get that . some people are get that. some people are offended by that concern . but offended by that concern. but and, you know , we can go into and, you know, we can go into that if you want to. and even, you know, it's not a question of you k

very political issue and very live political issue and professor matthew keeps professor matthew goodwinand keeps saying westminster often doesn't want to debate this, but public to debate this, but the public does end in sight does. is there any end in sight to this from a uk perspective ? to this from a uk perspective? >> i mean, ultimately it comes down to the supreme court decision . the only game in which decision. the only game in which will be when close to christmas time and that is to going tell the government whether they can proceed with deportations to rwanda . essentially, yes. both rwanda. essentially, yes. both political parties are united and what needs to be done , you need what needs to be done, you need to destroy the people traffickers. business model and the labour party want some sort of exchange program with the eu , which is very counterproductive . both the counterproductive. both the conservative and labour party want to attack the supply chains , but ultimately you need to make it economically irrational for people to enter this country and you need to attack t

very political issue and very live political issue and professor matthew keeps professor matthew goodwining westminster often doesn't want to debate this, but public to debate this, but the public does end in sight does. is there any end in sight to this from a uk perspective ? to this from a uk perspective? >> i mean, ultimately it comes down to the supreme court decision . the only game in which decision. the only game in which will be when close to christmas time and that is to going tell the government whether they can proceed with deportations to rwanda . essentially, yes. both rwanda. essentially, yes. both political parties are united and what needs to be done , you need what needs to be done, you need to destroy the people traffickers. business model and the labour party want some sort of exchange program with the eu , which is very counterproductive . both the counterproductive. both the conservative and labour party want to attack the supply chains , but ultimately you need to make it economically irrational for people to enter this country and you need to attack the demand sid