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advisers jerry, good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the macro head winds harle harley-davidson and lvmh and whirlpool. are we seeing a shift from goods to services continue and do you expect that to continue for the rest of the year >> we are absolutely seeing that it is not as simple as consumers doing well or poorly it is clear the consumer is stressed let's give you a framework shifting from goods to services. shifting from wants to needs with the stress. you see that with the services purchases for housing and medical care a lot of goods for consumables are for food you overlay the pandemic rebound. products did well during the pandemic home goods or toys when people were stuck at home are doing poorly now other things like going on a travel experience or the movies or concert those are doing great. almost everything can be explained by that. auto sales are up. you couldn't get a car during the pandemic that is a rebound effect everything fits in the framework. >> catch up spending with autos and experiences. i want to talk about the payment companies. visa and mastercard c

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have got harley davidson teapot. we saw the man make it. we saw how hard it was room to make it.ay why not? people say there are wide and wonderful things. we have some that are tiny sizes and we got a 12 foot teapot in the garden. you will never believe the things that people can make. this museum contains more than 8500 teapots. it all started with this one here. this was given by the grandmother and aunt. that sparked a passion between them. that would become their lives and livelihoods. and now after a0 years, it's time for sue and keith to put their feet up on share pots and tea together in peace. they are looking for a buyer to take on the cafe museum. i want to talk to you about the politics of theirs. that she not think she would get that question? it’s she not think she would get that ruestion? �*, ,., ., she not think she would get that ruestion? �*, ., ., , question? it's important to remember that this is negotiation. _ question? it's important to remember that this is negotiation. it _ question? it's important to remember that this is negotiation. it is _ question? i

you guys brought indian for my nothing brand to a real challenger to harley davidson.an you do the same at cnh versus john deere or another tractor maker? >> i had a great 12 years and it was a great place to be the market leader and go to being the number two. i am watching with some of my competitors did their about how we should react. it's filling whitespace with new products and driving fundamental performance in improving the relationship with our dealers. it is really about delivering on the fundamentals and i'm really proud of the way the team is getting after that. with how much money we are pouring into r&d to give better precision and autonomous solutions to the farmers, it gives me a lot of confidence in where we are going in the communities we have. jon: let's dive a little deeper into that. i would argue that your industry gets a little less wall street attention on subjects like autonomous vehicles or ai than the average automaker. you are talking about that investment right now. how is it influencing or resulting in the product evolution for a company l

and one from 20th. 1912 harley davidson is one of his favorite vice. it once belonged to american movie style steve mcqueen the from a creek and apparently steve mcqueen had a fascination of the color ridge and painted. the entire motorcycle rate will decline of light and loving attention to detail. we carefully removed the paint and brought out the original, particularly not putting out on the end of this august. and fortunately, the past, this 19 no 3 indian is likely the only one still in existence in europe. next to it stands and nothing rarity, the oldest motorcycle ever made by bmw. this is cynthia. this here is the origin of bmw w motorcycles. leon 32, that being deputy built in 1923. the product is connection can be found in the hole for side. com. those are cycles. many of the bikes on display here have long been out of production. at one time side, cause we use for every conceivable pathis, even transporting prisoners. the younger to mind vision is to try and bring for guston vehicle, gets back into the spotlight focus so we can or just an ul

i've got a favourite, which is a harley davidson teapot, that was made, and i saw the man make it andwas my favourite person. people say, "why collect pots?" and i always say, "well, why not?"j there's so many different weird and wonderful things. - and once people get- into the museum and they can actually see the different. things that we do, we've got | ones that are size at this sortl of size and we've got a 12—foot teapot in the garden, | you never can believe the things that. people can make. this museum contains more than 8,500 teapots. you're live with bbc news. the gunman who murdered 11 people at a synagogue in the city of pittsburgh in 2018 has been sentenced to death. seven other people, including five police officers, were injured at the tree of life synagogue five years ago. the ruling by the 12—member jury was unanimous. robert bowers was previously found guilty of all 63 charges stemming from the incident, considered the worst anti—semitic attack in american history. a family member of one of the victims spoke after the ruling. for the final verdict in this case, ifeel

are the bentley continental lamborghini urus, the mitsubishi outlander wrangler jeep and the harley-davidsonthe court seized snow, a swamp, a jet ski motor boat and seven trailers for cars, i note that the property of the apartment was previously arrested, bank accounts of more than 40-6 million rub. almost 300,000 dollars, plus collectible coins and how experts note, most likely, this is just the tip of the iceberg in the state of elena blinovskaya is estimated at $ 2 million. in krasnogorsk, near moscow, a point of issue of orders was robbed; a video surveillance camera filmed how a criminal in a mask and with a knife attacked an employee of the point and scooped all the money out of the cash register. who the raider turned out to be will tell sultan the shopping center in the village of nakhabino near moscow here and during the day there are not a crowd of buyers, but by evening the building is noticeably empty until late. is it the point of issue of orders of the online store, which is for a robber seemed like a good reason to fly. here's a security camera footage of a relaxed cashier. h

my favourite is a harley davidson teapot.urite is? diana, she is my favourite person. people say, why collect teapots? i say why not? _ so many weird and wonderful things. we have got some this kind of size and a 12 foot teapot in the garden. j you never believe the i things people can make. you're live with bbc news. now, thousands of pakistanis are taking a perilous route to reach europe illegally — many travelling via libya and egypt. almost 300 pakistanis are thought to have drowned — taking this route injune when their boat sank off the greek coast. 0ur pakistan correspondent, caroline davies, has rare access to a smuggler who police allege was involved in the greek wreck — and a family who lost their two teenage sons. the sharp end of the crackdown on illegal migration. all of these are men that you've arrested in association with human smuggling? all of them. the majority here are alleged to have been involved in filling the migrant boat that left libya and sank off the coast of greece, including husnan shah. he denies

i've got a favourite, which is a harley davidson teapot, that was made, and i saw the man make it ande person. people say, "why collect pots?" and i always say, "well, why not?"j there's so many different weird and wonderful things. - and once people get- into the museum and they can actually see the different. things that we do, we've got | ones that are size at this sortl of size and we've got a 12—foot teapot in the garden, | you never can believe the things that. people can make. you're live with bbc news. to asia now — where shares of chinese technology companies have fallen sharply after china's cyberspace regulator said under—18s should be limited to two two hours a day on their smartphones. the cyberspace administration of china also wants to bar them from accessing the internet on their devices between 10pm and 8am. katie silver in our singapore bureau has been looking into this. you know what, this would be a gift for me at home, i would be able to say to the kids, "it's not my decision, is the government. " you'll make people would be surprised at how stringent these limits

we will help you but know that we are peaceful people, your harley-davidson is on the western way.e him, bro, you will go with him our places, we will help you, and at the same time we will air your brains so that you don’t think bad about us. in general, we take you as a cop for education. maybe you were a biker in a past life? i will definitely remind you. case on special control ashamed to appear in smooth. yesterday, for example, i was asked specific questions. and i stand and like a fish mouth, i develop there is nothing to answer. wait a minute andrey petrovich what happened? we are waiting for someone else. allow me, captain , please. thank you, a friend of one of the bikers brought medicines to her grandmother, but she visits them here. so, when they drove the girl out, they still honked motorcycles. joke, maybe she was in shock? well, i don't know , her eyes are said to be like crazy. here, in fact, they won’t be able to make portraits, because they drove at speed . i was pleased with everything there is something else interesting, well, yes, we also have progress . so the

do you feel obviously you put your beautiful harley davidson along with you today? it is us combine. the problem is i'm here to represent thousands of all the those you told me here because i think he didn't shift work in his homicide town in the pay of jobs and simply cannot afford to upgrade that vehicle to you guys on paperless, which is many, many thousands of pounds full, so i'm here to represent that mortgage highest. so i can cite or just the so watch about the problem, but i, i am here because our chair, a great feeling about this city. obviously the people that this is a compassion august for a page long, that as i just want to really badly, of course, people who are on the printer of survival, it's a shift publishing and this the i know i cannot sit by and watch so. okay, so thank you for that. and how is the person i want to get done? studies done next year. this is a public health issue, isn't it? but what was your done differently for the different out? for 13 years, i've been running a campaign, go for a few times and we bought it should it don't use y

them are the bentley continental lamborghini urus jeep wrangler mitsubishi outlander and the harley davidsoncycle. in addition, the court seized a snow swamp, a jet ski motor boat and 7 trailers for cars, i note that the real estate of the apartment was previously arrested, bank accounts of more than forty 6 million rubles. 400,000 dollars, and also collectible coins, and as experts note, this is most likely just the tip of the iceberg, elena blinovskaya's fortune is estimated at 2 million dollars. even more right-wing news in telegram channels vesti the duty unit and honestly the detective, and our graduation is over. tatyana petrova was with you, see you. in this studio already at 21:30. ukrainian troops are again shelling donetsk with cluster munitions in the petrovsky district , a child was killed and several people were wounded. what is the situation in sergiev posad ? there may still be people, what is known

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i would not recommend harley davidson because it's espepisod. unfortunately, harley doesn't have it so i have to say no to that by the way, ed, club member, unbelievable tony, club member. these guys understand that all i do is work for the club. someone's trying to tell me i have to go faster. these stories are reasonable reasonable snapbacks, deserving. it's not really frothy i'm not kidding. it's not all right. "mad money" tonight, what do you have rock steady. that stock fell today. then we are continuing shark week where the heck is my shark for heaven sake? we are going to be with fib queen. she's finally coming here to the studio you do not want to miss it because shark week continues on "mad money." don't forget, pinterest, they report after the bell. i'm running the numbers with the company's top graph so stay with cramer >>> now this most of the year, it collapsed today, plunging more than 7% widely panned quarter. now this one's tough seemed like it was rallying because of real, tangible secular growth like the push toward reshoring af

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i've got a favourite, which is a harley davidson teapot.to make it. and your one is...? diana. because diana was my favourite person. people say. — "why collect teapots? " and i always say, j "well, why not?" there's so many different. weird and wonderful things and once people get into the museum . and they can actually see the different things that we do. - we got ones that are size of — this sort of size and we've gotj have a 12—foot teapot in the garden. - you never can believe the things— that people can make. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. to the world of social media now, and the biggest platform of them all — facebook. it boasts nearly 3 billion monthly users across the globe, and at its best, it's been cheered for bringing us together, but also criticised for tearing us apart. but is facebook good or bad for your well being? that's the question that two researchers from oxford have been asking in the biggest international study of its kind. with surprising results, they

i've got a favourite, which is a harley davidson teapot that's made, i saw the man make it and i'll seeavourite person. people say, why collect pots? and i always say, well, why not? there's so many different weird and wonderful things. and once people get into the museum and they can actually see the different things that we do, we've got ones that are size at this sort of size, and we've got a 12 foot teapot in the garden. you never can believe the things that people can make. for more stories from across the uk. head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. the uk could soon be able to launch its first rocket into space — from a tiny island north of the scottish mainland. the land is on unst, one of the shetland islands. a husband and wife team bought the land around 15 years ago. they could be weeks away from securing a spaceport licence. 0ur correspondent laura goodwin has the story. as you might imagine, getting to the most northern point in the uk is a bit of a mission in itself. first up, a flight from mainland uk. then onto one ferry and then onto another ferry befor

this man escaped the flames on his harley-davidson. >> had i taken the car, i'd probably have been with everybody else jumping in the water. flames were shooting over the top. i didn't want to look behind me, because i knew they were behind me. >> there was nowhere to go. you were pinned between the fire and the ocean. >> all those cars sitting and waiting to move, no one was moving anywhere. they all jumped in the ocean and a lot of them didn't make it, from what i heard. >> if the winds were 80 miles per hour, the surf must have been -- >> it wasn't just that. there was diesel fuel in the water as well and the officials couldn't come in because of the reefs. i know a lady that stood in the water for eight hours. >> reporter: this is the historic banyan tree at the center of lahaina town. it looked like it may have survived. it needs water desperately. for the locals coming down and looking at the damage, this is such a sign of hope that maybe their iconic tree will have lived when so much else is gone here, but the history can never be replaced. right here, this is the first hotel in

he says he escaped the flames on his harley davidson.ming out. i didn't want to look behind me because i knew they were behind me. >> and there is nowhere to go. >> you are just pinned. that is what happened to all the people i think. all the cars that were waiting for someone to move in front of them. you were dead in the water. they all jumped in the ocean. a lot of them didn't make it. >> i'm sure if the winds are 80 miles per hour, the surf must have been. >> it wasn't just that. there is diesel fuel in the water as well. and the coast card couldn't come in too far because of the reefs and a lot of people can't swim that far. a lot of people died of smoke inhalation as well. they were inundated. >> i know a lady that stayed in the water eight hours. >> reporter: this is the historic banyon tree. at the center of the lahaina town. it looks like it may have survived. for the people looking at the damage, this is such a sign of hope that maybe their iconic tree will have lived when so much is gone. right over here was the library. it is

including this art gallery, he escaped the flames on his harley davidson riding around evacuees trappedetween fire and ocean. >> i took the car instead of motorcycle, i took the -- everybody else jumping in water. flames were shooting over the top coming at -- i didn't want to look behind me because i knee they were behind me. >> that's what happened to all the people, i think, all those cars sitting waiting for someone to move in front of them, no one was moving in tfront of them. >> they jumped in the ocean. >> a lot of them didn't make it, i heard. >> there was diesel fuel floating in the water as well and the coast guard couldn't come in and a lot of people couldn't swim that far and a couple died of smoke inhalation. >> i know of a lady that stood in the water for eight hours. >> this is the historic banyan tree, 150-year-old majestic tree at the center of lahaina town. it looks like it may have survived. it needs water desperately to survive right now but for the locals coming down and looking at the damage this is such a sign of hope that maybe their iconic tree will have lived w

i've got a favourite, which is the harley davidson teapot.hard it was for him to make it. and your one is... diana, because diana was my favourite person. people say, "why collect teapots?" and i always say, "well, why not?" there's so many different, i weird and wonderful things. and once people get into the museum, and they can actually see _ the different things that we do, we've got ones that this size, l and we've got a 12 foot teapot in the garden. i you never can believe the things that people can make. _ for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. the creator of the popular song cha cha slide, dj casper, has died at the age of 58. the us songwriterfrom chicago, whose real name is willie perrer, was diagnosed with kidney and liver cancer in 2016 and died from the illness. he orginally wrote the song in 2000, where it initially peaked at number 83 in the us charts. however, it gained massive popularity over the years, topping uk singles charts in march 200a. to the women's world cup now

he said he escaped the flames on his harley-davidson, riding around evacuees, trapped between fire and ocean. >> everyone else jumping in the water, flames were shooting over the top, i didn't even want to look behind me. >> there's no one to go. >> all of those cars waiting to move in front of him, no one was moving anyway. you were dead in the water. a lot of them didn't make it from what i heard. >> i'm sure if the winds were 80 miles an hour. >> there was diesel fuel floating in the water as well in the coast guard couldn't coming too far, because of the reefs, and a lot of people can't swim that far a couple of people died of smoke inhalation as well. i know of a lady who stood in the water for 8 hours. >> this is the historic banyan tree, 150-year-old majestic tree at the center of lahaina town. it looks like it may have survived. you need water desperately to survive right now, but for the locals who were coming down, this is such a sign of hope that maybe their iconic tree would have lived when so much all was gone here. but they history can never be replaced. right now with th

he escaped the flames on his harley-davidson, riding around evacuees trapped between fire and ocean.would be with everybody else jumping in the water. flames were shooting over the top coming out of there. i didn't want to look behind me because i knew they were behind me. >> there's nowhere to go. you're pinned. >> that's what happened to the people. all the cars waiting for someone to move in front of them, no one was moving. you were dead in the water. they all jumped in the ocean and a lot didn't make it. >> if the winds were 80 miles per hour, there was diesel fuel floating in the water. the coast guard couldn't come in too far because of the reeves. and a couple people died of smoke inhalation as well. >> reporter: this is the historic tree, 150-year-old majestic tree at the center of lahaina town. it looks like it may have survived. it needs water desperately. but for those coming down and looking a the at the damage, this is a sign of hope that maybe their iconic tree may have live d. but the history can never be replaced. this is the first hotel in hawaii, the pioneer theate

. >>> harley-davidson is recalling more than 65,000 motorcycles because they could be more likely toto federal highway safety regulators, some models of the soft-tail moistures have an issue with the shock absorber that could damage the back tire and make it lose 3pressure. harley will replace the part for free. back to you. >> thank you. >>> ahead on "power lunch," lululemon's winning streak. the athleisure giant will try for another earnings beat reporting after the bell today. can it keep up in the momentum in the ultra competitive apparel market? we'll discuss that on the other side of this quick break. mlb chooses t-mobile for business for 5g solutions... ...to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. the citi custom cash® card a different kind of card that automatically adjusts to your spending earn 5% cash back on your top eligible spend category up to $500 spent each billing cycle learn more at citi.com/customcash >>> welcome back to "power lunch." broadcom rep

i've got a favourite, which is the harley—davidson teapot.s and i always say, "well, why not?" there are so many different weird and wonderful things, and once people get into the museum and they can actually see the different things that we do. we've got ones that are the sort of size, that this sort of size. and we've got a i2—foot teapot in the garden. you never can believe the things that people make. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. now it's time for the panel. this is the part of the show where i get to ask you both what you had your eye on this week. philip, we will start with you. me your eye on this week. philip, we will start with you.— your eye on this week. philip, we will start with you. i've had my eye on a coursie — will start with you. i've had my eye on a coursie of _ will start with you. i've had my eye on a couple of brexit _ will start with you. i've had my eye on a couple of brexit related - on a couple of brexit related stories. not my favourite subject but we have to talk about these be

he jumped on his harley-davidson and was able then to get around lines of traffic.aved him because he was more nimble on a motorcycle than bumper-to-bumper in a car. yeah, no. it's just -- i hear story after story about how fast it moved, because the winds, they had never seen before. they are used to 30, 40-mile-an-hour trade winds in the islands here, but this was -- they -- one local farmer here that i'm actually using his wifi signal, which is why i can talk to you, i am not near the devastation. this is the only place we could get a signal. so many of the cell towers are burned down. there is a lack of communication. people are worried, can't get proof of life for people. that's scary as you wait for the confirmation that your loved one is okay out there, as well. but he was telling me the stories of the wind. as a kite surfer, he knows when the palm tree leaves are vertical like that, 70, 80-mile-an-hour range. when they snap off, it's over that. and all of this dry tinder and fuel around us with the blowtorch winds, people didn't have a chance. they didn't ha

he said he escaped the flames on his harley-davidson, riding around cars trapped. >> i took the motorcyclenew they were behind me. >> there was nowhere to go. you're pinned. >> that's what happened to all the people, i think. all those cars sitting waiting for someone to move in front of them, no one was moving anywhere. you were dead in the water. they all jumped in the oceans. a lot of them didn't make it, i heard. >> if the winds were 80 miles per hour, the surf must have been -- >> it wasn't just that. there was diesel fuel floating in the water as well. a lot of people couldn't swim that far. and a lot of people died from smoke inhalation. >> this is a historic banion tree at the center of lahaina town. it looks like it may have survived. it needs water desperately to survive right now. for the locals coming down looking at the damage, this is such a sign of hope that maybe their iconic tree will have lived when so much else is gone here. but the history can never be replaced. right here, this is the first hotel in hawaii, the pioneer hotel, pioneer theater, it's completely gone. righ

partnering with meetings for america, which is one of our -- it includes walmart, target, mcdonald's, harley davidson, dick's sporting goods, and petco. folks are beginning to look for the way out. host: let's get some of our viewers into this conversation. will start with someone from san antonio, texas on the democrats line. caller: good morning. my name is ethan. so much has changed in the politics of today. [indiscernible] the democratic party estimates -- they are not in national leadership. [indiscernible] come to most americans is an extremist. -- trump to most americans is in extremis. he called his supporters to washington. -- also needs, all she wants to see. trump did and we saw what happened. [indiscernible] this is ridiculous. and you. host: peter, how do review was with what happened on january 6 when -- how do we deal with january 6 will we talk about polarization? guest: it has to happen at different levels. congress and the courts are currently addressing it. at this point, multiple people have been arrested, some convicted. the recent indictment against donald trump and some of his

partnering with meetings for america, which is one of our -- it includes walmart, target, mcdonald's, harley davidson, dick's sporting goods, and petco. folks are beginning to look for the way out. host: let's get some of our viewers into this conversation. will start with someone from san antonio, texas on the democrats line. caller: good morning. my name is ethan. so much has changed in the politics of today. [indiscernible] the democratic party estimates -- they are not in national leadership. [indiscernible] come to most americans is an extremist. -- trump to most americans is in extremis. he called his supporters to washington. -- also needs, all she wants to see. trump did and we saw what happened. [indiscernible] this is ridiculous. and you. host: peter, how do review was with what happened on january 6 when -- how do we deal with january 6 will we talk about polarization? guest: it has to happen at different levels. congress and the courts are currently addressing it. at this point, multiple people have been arrested, some convicted. the recent indictment against donald trump and some of his