how tough will itbe? , .,, minority government. how tough will itbe? , ., , . minority government.s not been a pleasant parting of the ways. _ it be? this has not been a pleasant parting of the ways. some - it be? this has not been a pleasant parting of the ways. some of- it be? this has not been a pleasant parting of the ways. some of the i parting of the ways. some of the language used this morning has been acrimonious for parties that have been partners in government for three years. as you said, humza yousaf said the benefits outweigh the compromise that has been terminated with immediate effect. lorna slater and patrick harvie talked about this being an act of political cowardice to appease the most reactionary forces in the country, that humza yousaf can no longer be trusted, that he is ending the agreement in a weak way. the snp does not have a majority now in the scottish parliament. they have 63 msps. they are two short of a majority, along with the greens, who have seven msps, that gave them a majority. they have lost that with this termination of the bute house agreement

itbe the most important date in the history of ou country, and thank you very much for beg re. >> "thetlanta constitution" reportthe fser being expected to rae rehan 5 million dollars for mr. trump's caaign. among those on hand, for the republican senators kelly georgia republican senator bert jones, and home depot cofounder bert marcus. mr. trump also visited a chick-fil-a location while he was in the area. next, some highlights from that stop. [cheers and applause] >> mr. president, did arizona go too far? >> yeah, they did, and i'm going to get it straightened out. as you know, it's all about states' rights, and that will be straightened out. that will be taken care of, i think, very quickly. for 50 years, people have wanted to end roe v. wade, to get it back to the states. we did that. it was an incredible thing. we did that. now the states have it and the states are putting out what they want through the will of the people. >> do you believe inflation gets under control between now and november? >> biden has completely lost control of inflation. [indiscernible] the number is out o

emma: i think the biggest mistake was probably when i had my first agency, itb. i was killing it in london. so there was this idea that the company was completely exportable. i went to the u.s., opened an office in new york, that office went really well. and i opened it in l.a. and then i failed miserably. underinvested, did not bring the right people in, thought whatever i was doing would translate, and it didn't. i learned that the hard way by starting something, dragging people there and having to close it. there is nothing like a bit of embarrassment to humble the soul. [laughter] i was like, you know, go back. packed everything up. literally had to pack my own office back up. so that was a fantastic learning. but, again, i never let it break my spirit. i really truly took those learnings. and when i started my second company in l.a., i was like, okay, this is where i need to do something different. so i literally packed up my family and went and moved to l.a. i knew that if i was going to do something that was going to be successful, i needed to do it myself

is the future, we realized 10-12 years ago, the entire tourism world always gathered at the berlin itbre we signed contracts not for this year, well, it’s march, yeah, for the next year, there was a very great depth of sales, always the largest party out of 27 pavilions was in the seventh, eighth, ninth, where the technology... online booking, online aggregation, if in the thirteenth year it was still somehow clumsy and not very comfortable, no one fully understands what strength and power targeting has, of course we already see what the technologies are, how the hotels in the destination are listed, we need to very clearly understand that this online aggregation is just a sales channel, it is not a tour operator that creates a product and attracts tourists to our or any other country in these online. nevertheless, giving this away is absurd and wrong, so in countries such as or even in the friendly chinese siterip, but turkey, australia, spain, restrictions have long been in place, these aggregators should exist, but it is important that they take a small percentage, not 18, not 15, b

is the future, we realized 10-12 years ago, the whole tourist the world always gathers at the berlin itbis is a large international exhibition, where we signed contracts not for this year, but march, yeah, for next year, it was very big. depth of sales, always the largest party of the 27 pavilions was in the seventh, eighth, ninth, where online booking technologies, online aggregation. if in the thirteenth year it was still somehow clumsy, not very convenient, no one fully understood what strength and power targeting had. of course, we already see what the technology is, how the hotels in the destination are laid out. it is necessary to understand very clearly that this online aggregation is just a sales channel. this is not a toroperator who creates a product and attracts tourists to our or some other country; in these online aggregations, a person chooses where he is already going. let me tell you that a tourist, for example, before the pandemic, did not choose through an expedition or a bookstore whether to go to budapest or minsk for the weekend? he selects only the hotel, the very p

itb at the beginning of march, this is a major international exhibition, where we signed contracts notways the largest party of 27 pavilions was in the seventh, eighth, ninth, where online booking technologies, online aggregation, if in the thirteenth year it was still somehow clumsy and not very convenient, no one fully understood what strength and power targeting has. of course, we already see what the technologies are, how hotels and destinations are listed, we need to very clearly understand that this online aggregation is just a sales channel, it is not a tour operator that creates a product and attracts tourists to our or some other country, in these online aggregations of people he chooses where he is already going, i ’ll tell you that a tourist, for example, before the pandemic, did not choose through expedia or bookingcom. where should he go for a weekend in budapest or minsk? he selects only the hotel, the very point of the already selected location. therefore, for the national economy of russia, belarus and other countries, in its pure form, working with... i wanted to say a

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good morning, everybody and what a day itbe like? >> very similar to yesterday.e extend into the afternoon a very similar daytime high setup and we're talking about upper 70s in our inland areas and 60s along the coast. and along the peninsula. and mostly clear skies which is just such a treat on a week like this. especially when it came to yesterday watching that partial eclipse. we're waking up to clear conditions down into the santa clara valley. taking quick look at the bay bridge right behind me from the rooftop cam. clear as can be. nothing bad going on there. but let's take a look into the rest of this week because we have some big changes and it has to do with another cold front. remember last week's cold front? we're getting pete of that the week and it's coming in from the exact same direction. the north. and that means we're going to see cooler temperatures and rainy skies associated with this system and that comes in late friday afternoon and lasting into our weekend forecast for saturday. luckily it looks like it's going the start clearing up as we h

thank god almighty that donald trump has the backbone and the tenacityd to stand in the fire because itb not him. it will be mmee and it will be you. you know, we recently lost joe lieberman. was friends with joe lieberman. i like joe lieberman. he was sort like the canary the in the coal mine. he was the vice presidential candidate for democratdential s in 2000. then the party threw him overboard and he had to run as an independent to win back a seat in connecticut, which he did so successfully. soullyand what does it say aboue democratic party todayicaliz that they're so radicalized that eitheedr joe biden betrays israel as they they were attacked. they were victims of terror, atta o of.re victims terror on nine 1101. this is the worst terror attac k in history. hamas started this. it was unprovoked. israel rightly is trying to wing their war on terrohtlyr. s pu joe biden is putting a knifette in their back, tryininghe's to influence their elections. and he's put his pol pl personal political ambition above fighting terrorist. o because of the pressure from within his party. what doe s

home construction etf ticker itb is also off roughly 3.5%, so keep an eye on the home builders.market, rate sensitive as well. check out what's happening with big banks reporting earnings throughout the course of the week. you've got jpmorgan off 1%. bank of america, citigroup, wells fargo, pnc financial, some of the more traditional lenders that have more money center operations. and by the way, andrew, if you want to look further, check out what's happening with gold prices and bitcoin as well. they're showing signs of volatility on that inflation print as well. >> thank you for that. >>> meantime, joining us right now for a deeper look at how the fed will be looking at the new cpi data, former fed governor for michigan, now a cnbc contributor. i'm going to read you this. this is jason faturman. he says, "overall, it's a mystery to me why anyone thinks the fed will cut rates in june. the labor market is screaming a cut isn't needed, and the price data is screaming they could be dangerous for the other side of the mandate." are you in agreement or disagreement? >> i wouldn't us