jeffrey: 75 million images of flowers. refik: exactly. jeffrey: and then the a.i. own flowers? refik: yes, exactly. but to make it happen, it's when and machine and human connection happens. jeffrey: we're not seeing real flowers here, but an artistic collaboration of machine and human. who is the artist? refik: artist is still the artist. like, human is the human there. jeffrey: you are the artist? refik: yes. but let'also remember that it's an -- assisted by a machine, an a.i., an algorithm. and i think this is really inspiring to me, because that's exactly where art, science and technology, a beautiful movement that i hope it's inspiring. and it's most likely our future, where we are more getting closer to machines every single day. jeffrey: you refer constantly to the machine dreaming. refik: yes. jeffrey: is the machine thinking too? refik: no, i don't think machine is thinking. machine is helping to think in a different way. jeffrey: it's the stuff of sci-fi, yes, but art and technology have been connected and debated forever, including in the early decades o

jeffrey: for the "pbs newshour," i'm jeffrey brown at barter theatre in abingdon, virginia.ening on pbs, "frontline" presents a film looking at the federal reserve's efforts to revive the economy in the wake of the great financial crisis. "the age of easy money" examines the story behind the headlines, focusing on the unintended consequeneces anthe widening gap between main street and wall street. >> facing the growing possibility of a recession, wall street spent anoer day in turmoil. >> for the stock market and bond market, it was the worst year since the great financial crisis in 2008. >> the nasdaq down for four straight quarters for the first time since the dot-com bust. >> in 2022, we had this very unusual situation whereby you have made double-digit losses on both risky assets, stocks, and risk-free assets, u.s. treasuries. that is not supposed to happen. but, there is been absolutely nowhere to hide. amna: "the age of easy money" premeires tonight on pbs at 9:00 p.m. eastern. check your local station listings. and that is the newshour for tonight. geoff: and i'm goef

jeffrey: it's not just about the art.rt, >>and it's not just about the art, it's about the places where we live. jeffrey: this is an area known as home to the famed 19th century 'hudson river school of art', landscapes that captured the drama and beauty, but not the original inhabitants who'd been killed or displaced farther west. candice: to return to this region, i think for native folks is also to talk about what that was but also the longer histories of these lands. they've been populated for a long period of time. jeffrey: but forge's main target is the art world. its collection now has some 144 works by 48 artists. it has loaned art to institutions far and wide, including the hammer museum in los angeles and the tucson museum of art, and the winnie in new york. for hopkins, 45, it represents a shift from when she was first starting out. candice: there were so many good native artists working in contemporary art, but they still weren't getting the big shows. there was a kind of, you know, the beginnings of a kind of

jeffrey: you saw that in the original? >> absolutely.not sure that's the way everybody reads it or has seen it in the past. >> i think you're right. but i don't think that's because it's not there. i think it's just the way the play has been received as this kind of feminist polemic has flattened some of the subtleties of the original. jeffrey: chastain says she wanted to avoid presenting a polemic or ted talk argument. the unusual staging helped. even before the play starts, she sitslone on stage, looking at us. you don't have the props, you're often sitting in a chair. where does the energy come from? >> it comes from the audience. this is a whole different way of working for me because in the theater, you create, like, the fourth wall, right? and in some sense, i had fear of the audience. i was nervous, i felt like they were an obstacle to what i needed to do. jeffrey: this is youn the past in the theater? >> the past. even though i had started in the theater and i'd done a lot of it, i was aware of every cough, i was aware of every s

jeffrey: but it's complicated. clear-cut case of looting. >> restitution can become whitewashing the issue if we forget that these objects came with people, that the enslavement of africans, the enslavement of africa and the colonization in africa are part and parcel of what we're looking at when we see these objects. so you can't just sever that relationship, jeffrey send them back, then : forget about it, that would be bad? >> that would be bad. it is bad where people are doing it, because they're not creating a conversation. it's too late to just say you're going to put things back the way they were, because they are not like they were. jeffrey: in the meantime, negotiations continue for the return of the benin bronzes. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown at the penn museum in philadelphia. ♪ amna: thanks to some unusual sun spot activity, the aurora borealis, or northern lights, have been putting on a show much farther south than usual. giving more people more chances to catch a glimpse. john yang first rep

it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s. government custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. we don't really know the the extent. so what that night of their his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too. >> satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address? how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. and as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. if they're all of a. >> people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's little bit and who may be powerful people don't wish to be. involved in this. somehow

jeffrey epstein.tribution she had to be pressured into returning when jeffrey epstein's well-known crimes were known public. her relationship was apparently so galling that the pulitzer prize-winning daily news asked in february of 2020 whether she was one of his enablers. well, and she does not think we are cherry picking. now if a u.s. representative does not care about protecting our citizens first amendment rights, he or she should not be representing this committee, or honestly be serving on it at all. joining me now is congressman dan bishop of the house may government subcommittee. that's a mouthful, she was really a piece of work today. but what happened to democrats loving the idea of a robust aggressive and independent press corps? where did that go? >> oh, man, laura, that is so gone. the hostility of self not only from this, but everybody on the democrat side of the aisle like the two heroes of liberal journalists, michael shellenberger, and they were fantastic, and it is astonishing as it

s. assistant secretary of state for energy resources jeffrey piatt in washington. jeffrey, thanks for joining me. ukraine's energy infrastructure. it has a proven resilient, as we've heard, but it is highly vulnerable at this point. what are your concerns in this area? so my biggest concern, of course, is that the kremlin will continue systematically trying to dismantle ukraine's energy grid. the way putting has been doing since the middle of october, i think in key there's a great sense of satisfaction and pride. there is billions that their system has demonstrated the flexibility that the ukrainians have achieved by cannibalizing from one system to another. critically important support from across the international community in particular our g 7 group and i would commend germany's leadership as g 7, president last year in establishing a specific energy focus group that i've been helping to coordinate from the u. s. side of the united states has put a lot of resources into this $53000000.00 of equipment which we delivered last year . we have additional appropriations now from our co

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it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s. government custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. the only person to actually think the fall is is it jeff epstein and his dad, of >> we don't really know the the extent. so what that night of their his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. >> glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too, satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address? how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. and as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. >> if they're all of a people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's orb

and jeffrey , sir jeffrey since.the parliament. it's very difficult for him because he is also obviously the leader of a large group of mlas at stormont. so he's treading a very fine party, also treading a very fine path , of course with the path, of course with the government and rishi sunak because you know, the, the train has left the station and there's not only are they don't owner they're not even running after you know . yeah well it's very you know. yeah well it's very very slow so let's just talk about that just one other issue which is interesting the consultative panel, which includes peter and baroness foster meeting today to discuss what they might be able to find in a way forward. but i mean, is it the fact that rishi sunak has indicated you're on board or you're out , therefore, what you're out, therefore, what happens about whole issue of power sharing if dup effectively are marginalised . power sharing are marginalised. power sharing as we know it in northern ireland, isn't to happen. i mean , i thin

jeffrey gundlach says economic headwinds are building. he expects recession in the u.s.n the coming months, francine] and that al we let's bring in maria municchi, multi-asset fund manager at m&g investments, thank you for coming to the studio. pushing back is blackrock saying the fed will not resort to the playbook of the past and they will be laser focused on inflation. rates will remain higher for longer. that debate is acute, where do you stand? maria: it has been interesting to observe the last few weeks. with the banking crisis, one would've expected that investors are more ready to tackle the contagion. but the broader indices have remained quite resilient. so it looks at the moment like this crisis is focused on the banking sector rather than the more broad risk. tom: what explains that resilience? maria: only a few months back, we were looking at end of 2022 where investors were much more ready to talk about recession. the last two months actually there has not been a pickup in recession worries the last few weeks. i think what has supported investors in this sp

jeffrey signs is accused of striking jeffrey, along stoneman avenue and taking off in the night of march, 7th at the time the teen was walking to be picked up by her mother. it takes a weight off of our grateful. >> that they were able to catch. so get this close. family friend kayla lane says jefferies dance team has been devastated by her death. the 17 year-old was set to compete this weekend. >> her fellow keeping her memory alive through temporary tattoos of her favorite animal. all he had to do was stop. >> and he did it. he ran. and he just left for their contra costa county prosecutors officially charged signs friday. deputy da jeff kolko says signs not only took off from the scene after striking jeffrey. >> but also tried to cover it up. attempted to conceal evidence of the crime by spring painting is a vehicle that was used in the collation. >> and then taking it to sonoma county and the tempting to them. their signs was also driving with a license that was suspended because of a dui. coco says the lack of remorse and signs actions. >> compelled him to ask the judge to raise the

jeffrey seinfeld will join us later. another pathological liar news, george santos is now officially as alex reported, the subject of i house ethics committee investigation for filing false statements and sexual misconduct, among other things. that's just for starters. and importantly, in defendant trump news today, another huge setback for donald trump in cases where he is already a defendant. a defended in cases in which donald trump could lose hundreds of billions of dollars if donald trump does lose these cases. he will no doubt spend the rest of his life trying to appeal the judgments in these cases, which means he would remain defendant trump for the rest of his life. donald trump is now facing the most threatening lawsuits he has ever faced in his life. a group of lawsuits filed by capitol police officers and members of congress against donald trump for inciting the attack on the capital which threaten the lives and injured many of those police officers and threatened the lives of members of congress. donald trump

jeffrey signs is accused of striking jeffrey, along stoneman avenue and taking off in the night of march, 7th at the time the teen was walking to be picked up by her mother. it takes a weight off of our grateful. >> that they were able to catch. so get this close. family friend kayla lane says jefferies dance team has been devastated by her death. the 17 year-old was set to compete this weekend. >> her fellow keeping her memory alive through temporary tattoos of her favorite animal. all he had to do was stop. >> and he did it. he ran. and he just left for their contra costa county prosecutors officially charged signs friday. deputy da jeff kolko says signs not only took off from the scene after striking jeffrey. >> but also tried to cover it up. attempted to conceal evidence of the crime by spring painting is a vehicle that was used in the collation. >> and then taking it to sonoma county and attempting to them their signs was also driving with a license that was suspended because of a dui. >> coco says the lack of remorse and signs actions compelled him to ask the judge to raise the bai

jeffrey: david has designed museums.contemporary in the u.k., the james simon gallery in berlin. civic buildings, retail stores, apartment houses, more than 100 built works over four decades and an espresso maker. he is less known for his signature look or style band for work that responds to specific places and needs. >> i would hope that there is a certain consistency of approach and a certain consistency of process and he so's -- ethos in our work but i am very concerned that buildings are of their location more than of their author. the important thing is to make a building from mexico city or des moines, iowa, or berlin. it shouldn't be an obsessive idea that it is a recognizable signature building. that is reducing architecture to becoming a sort of product come objects. jeffrey: as i get older, i am much less interested in architecture per se and were so interested in the societal issues of architecture. what does that mean? >> putting it very bluntly, as architects, we are very concerned with our products. the bu

neil: jeffrey, i want to pick your fine brain on another development. janet yellen, treasury secretary, regulators might need to tighten some rules in the wake of the bank collapse. i always remember that reagan line, i'm from the government i'm here to help. i take nothing against her or the government, if they're trying to fix something with more regulations we have quite a few there is, maybe they're not adhered to, maybe the reb regulators are the problem, not the regulations, i wonder what you think of that? >> a couple of things they outlined do make some sense. extending the stress tests and liquidity coverage ratios down to smaller, mid-tier, smaller banks. makes some sense in that kind of an environment. we see how quick it is to move money. when we used to think about bank runs during the great depression, 50's, '60s, '70s, there were lines out of bank. there took a while to have money move through each person. now we have it on our phones. that can happen most rapidly. neil: much worse than 15 years ago from the meltdown. that seemed like it

fans of longtime radio personality jeffrey vandergrift, better known as jv, are mourning his passing this afternoon. officials confirmed the body that police recovered off pier 39 yesterday has been identified as the popular radio personality. jv had been a staple of bay area morning radio for decades. he was last seen february 23rd. >> i would go to high school and listen to him on the radio on my way there. and he always would make a lot of laughs for everyone around him. >> we spent the day speaking with jv's fans today. we'll have reaction and what else we're learning in our evening newscast. >>> if you are or someone you know is at risk and is struggling, there's always help available. you can call this number you see there on your screen any time. it's 988. you can chat with a counselor online at suicide prevention lifeline.org. >>> after this week's storms, massive cleanup efforts are under way in the east bay hills as crews try to clear out dozens of fallen trees and branches. the storms sparked more than 200 calls for downed trees. crews worked all afternoon to cut up and cl

jeffrey jeffrey vandergrift also known as jv was found wednesday in the water right near pier. 39. now we first broke this story the kron 4 morning news kron four's rob nesbitt has more from than the gross friends and his co-workers. >> jv went missing one month ago and the host of the jv show the same day he went missing. the show has continued without him all month, including thursday when his co-workers delivered the news about his death. >> the jv show wild. 94 9. the jv show has gone exactly one month without its longtime host jeffrey vandergrift, his cohost celina and graham were emotional thursday as they announce jamie's death live on wild 94.9. i thought i'd. >> better prepared for this or i mean, at least like i'm emotionally. just not right. heart feels like it's breaking all over again. the chief medical examiner's office confirmed that the 55 year-old body was found wednesday just before 05:00pm. >> and san francisco bay near pier. 39, the city's police department says there's no evidence of foul play, but a coroner has not confirmed an official cause of death. fans of

it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s.ernment custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. the only person to actually think the fall is is it jeff epstein and his dad, of >> we don't really know the the of what that night of his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. >> glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too, satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. and as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. if they're all of a. >> people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's little bit and who ma

we'll check in with doubleline's jeffrey sherman.the fed have a clear enough path to raise interest rates, raise them, on wednesday, or is the market streaming, no more? that's next. - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location without the right people in place. i couldn't keep up until i found ziprecruiter. ziprecruiter helps us get out there quickly and get us qualified candidates quickly. they sent us applicants that matched what i was looking for. i've hired for every role, entry-level technicians, service advisors, store managers. ziprecruiter helps me find all the right people, even the most difficult jobs to fill. - [announcer] ziprecruiter, ratedthenumber one hiring site. try it for free at ziprecruiter.com >>> welcome back what a week. we have got a fed decision coming on wednesday. our next guest says, he thinks we should see rates go up by 25 basis points but says it could be the end of the hiking cycle all together with us is doubleline's jeffrey sherman. that's pretty much

virgin islands and allegations of misconduct surrounding jeffrey he epstein.imon was being in collusion with epstein by remaining him to be a client of the bank until 2013. that ongoing litigation battle has been going on for some time. there's a battle as part of that about discovery, which jpmorgan documents can the u.s. virgin islands get access to during the course of this lawsuit one of the things that the u.s. virgin islands wanted was documents related to jamie dimon himself. they submitted a request to the judge to force jpmorgan to provide those documents all the way up through 2019. the judge now has agreed with that here is the wording of the exact motion that's been granted by the federal judge. this would be an order compelling defendant jpmorgan chase to provide discovery responses covering the full temporal scope claims through 2019 and documents for custodian james dimon. it appears jpmorgan will be forced to turn over those documents and the u.s. virgin islands will be able to sift through them to see if there's any discovery material here whi

and again, just referring to jeffrey sex, jeffrey sex pointed out that the bricks economies is bigger than the g 7 economies today. and books continues to grow. you saw the i m f world bank predictions in terms of global growth this year. europe is in serious crisis. some may even go into recession channel as expected to grow, at least between 5 and 6 percent. india is expected to go 6 percent plus and despite the challenges in russia, russia is also expected to have positive growth. so his brazil, i think you are seeing a research in brazil on the president lula as one of the main architects of bricks . so i think that's also good news for bricks. and of course, south africa. it's not just about everything for us. bricks is also about africa. so yes it's, it's, and i think it's an opportunity to be sharing bricks. it's the difficulty or what is the paternity? i see it as the of the 2 full bricks and on that positive. no, thank you so much for joining us. and for giving us of your time, my pleasure. thank you so much. as the minimum and fees, the ads and pro put grows, it's not limite

jeffrey signs is accused of striking jeffrey, along stoneman avenue and taking off in the night of march, 7th at the time the teen was walking to be picked up by her mother. it takes a weight off of our chance. >> grateful that they were able to catch. so get this close. family friend kayla lane says jefferies dance team has been devastated by her death. the 17 year-old was set to compete this weekend. >> her fellow keeping her memory alive through temporary tattoos of her favorite animal. all he had to do was stop. >> and he did it. he ran. and he just left for their contra costa county prosecutors officially charged signs friday. deputy da jeff kolko says signs not only took off from the scene after striking jeffrey. >> but also tried to cover it up. to attempted to conceal evidence of the crime by spring painting is a vehicle that was used in the collation. >> and then taking it to sonoma county and the tempting to them. their signs was also driving with a license that was suspended because of a dui. coco says the lack of remorse and signs actions. >> compelled him to ask the judge to

leader jeffrey. >> . >> and then with the joint economic committee and working families with that brinksmanshipnd the partisanship and in the gamesmanship and do what is necessary on behalf of everyday americans to raise the debt ceiling some america can pay the bills that have already been incurred. as leader schumer has pointed out time and time again including three times the house democrats and to lift the debt ceiling. without fanfare and politicking and brinksmanship it's the right thing to do you can have a conversation about the future spending in america and president biden released from the budget and from the plan investing in the health safety economic well-being of the american people moving forward. and hiding in the witness protection program the undisclosed location. [laughter] they are not serious about moving forward in a sensible way but also but also on the nations debt. and then to cut social security and medicare which we will always vote to strengthen and protect. under the extreme maga republican side as leader schumer has pointed out as je c has pointed out it will have

it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s.ernment custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. the only person to actually take the fall is is it jeff epstein and he's dead of cult. >> we don't really know the the of what that night of their his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. >> glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too, satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address? how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. and as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. >> if they're all of a people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's orbit and

. >>> plus jamie dimon headed to court to be questioned over his bank's ties with jeffrey epstein. >>> later, what chipmaker mike lawn said ahead of the opening it's wednesday, march 29th, 2023 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc ♪ >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's check on the u.s. stock futures after a modest day yesterday. futures right now as we can see solidly in the green the dow opened up 200 points higher at this very early part in the morning both the s&p and nasdaq three-quarters of a percent higher, again, at this early part of the morning. we're checking the bond market looking at the yields. the ten-year, 3.55 the twoe-year yield is above 2 crude, 73 bucks a barrel, 73.5, up a half a percent. brent crude up to about 79 bucks a barrel, a couple of pennies short, up almost half a percent. natural gas continues to slide down about a percent and a quarter. crypto, watching crypto especially with respect to the banking situation, back at 28, 5. xrp doing the best out of this whole crypto complex, up 8%. we'

recession on the horizon, jeffrey warns a downturn is just months away.s climb on fears of banking sector contagion. crypto crackdown, the u.s. finance ceo calling the exchanges compliance efforts a sham. bitcoin slides. plus, reforms delayed, benjamin netanyahu puts a controversial judicial overhaul on holds saying he doesn't want israel torn to shreds after unprecedented protests. a reversal, a macro sigh of relief that may be the banking crisis is contained. support from the u.s. government and now yellen, powell, all singing the same tune when it comes to making sure american deposits are safe and protected. yields coming in a little bit this morning, that follows a rally in yields of about 20 basis points. equities are looking stronger, we stay around the 4000 level despite goldman sachs warning of increased odds of a recession. sterling continues to have a bid. andrew bailey is talking about the fact that rates will go back to precrisis levels. finally, nymex crude, a big rally yesterday. banking fears easing some a --, it has come down. let's talk

it is after several years of captivity, oliver war and jeffrey was a very happy to be reunited with their family. communicate coming out of the white house and lili's in paris, both relieved that their nationals have been released. but there are hundreds of millions people from bertina, faso teacher or soldiers that we've met, their relative that we've met, that say that their family members are being held hostage by arm groups linked to al qaeda and i so and so this liberation comes just days after anthony blink kid visited nice air, announced $150000000.00 additional dollars in age military. a to these countries are fighting off armed groups, but millions of people are being displaced and killed and many are still be held captives. nicholas hawk al jazeera the car not please in new york are tightening secure as he, as the city, braces for possible criminal charges to be filed against donald trump. the form you as president posted on social media that he expects to be arrested this week. it's in connection with alleged hush money paid to an adult film star stormy daniels by trump's forme

jeffrey vandergrift went missing just about a month ago. he had shared with listeners how he struggled with lyme disease, saying he could handle the physical pain but not the mental toll it had taken on his body. >> it is crazy, like, how such a beautiful person has left this world. >> carlos avila used to work with jv in the early 2000's. it is difficult for him to put into words what this loss means to him. >> i love you, brother. you will always be in my heart. the jv show will always be on wild 94.9. >> reporter: many wish they could pay him back for getting them through their hard times. >> wherever he is, i hope he knows we all love him and we will continue to love him and he will be greatly missed by all of us. >> jv was very open about his battle with lyme disease and he started having debilitating symptoms in early 2020, including pain fog and depression and anxiety and pain in his head, something he had never struggled with before. the tics carry bacteria and it can cause fever, headache, fatigue, and there is a rash that can spre

a worker jeffrey would kay was kidnapped in new jersey and held hostage for more than 7 years. french journalist olivia due to i was kidnapped in neighboring molly in 2021. just talk has all on this story from deca cynical. one is an american aid worker, the other is a freelance french journalist. they were both seen for the 1st time at the tara mac of news years main airport in the may. the both looked haggard, tired, but overjoyed to looking forward to be reunited with their family. jeffrey would key was abducted in 2016 in the region of abeline. this christian missionary was held captive for 7 years. and when you were with captured almost 2 years ago in the region of go in, molly both, both according to new shares, ministers say that they were both abducted by no kite village. i'm on the side when you while mostly mean and they share organized there. they're released with the help of french and american forces on duty to bid the hostages will recover safety by nigeria. now it is before handed over to trenton, an american outdoor. it is after several years of captivity, oliver war a

. >>> earlier today,lp double lin capital jeffrey gunlock tweeting u.s.ut are well below the fed funds rate. red alert. recession signals. do youe1 agree? head to twitter to vote. we will share thet( results lat in the hour. >>> and you don't want to miss our interview monday at 3:00 p.m.xdt( eastern. we will speak with jeffrey gunlock. >>> coming up, gaming out a rally, our next guest is highlighting what hee1 sees as best path to a second quarter bounce. he will make the case after this quick break. we're live from the new york stock exchange. you're watching "closing bell" you're watching "closing bell" on c .c the cloud makes it possible to expand your infrastructure. but to make it powerful enough to connect your data wherever it is, you need cdw and netapp. cdw experts will work with you to understand your needs, then customize a netapp cloud services solution to integrate data management for all your clouds, helping you reduce spend, improve security, control data 24/7 and automatically detect anomalies. in the cloud, at least. netapp makes efficie

sirjeffrey, jeffrey donaldson. sir jeffrey, thanks so much for coming in.ersharing at the moment . when powersharing at the moment. when do you think you will be able to? what do you need to persuade you to do that? well, jacob, what we said is that the windsor framework was to represent some progress on the protocol of protocol, which was part of the eu withdrawal agreement, has caused a lot of harm to northern ireland, not just in trading terms but in of harming the cross consensus that is essential for powersharing to work and was the windsor framework addresses some of the problems and created by the protocol . it doesn't fully protocol. it doesn't fully restore ireland's place within the internal of the united kingdom . now i accept that in kingdom. now i accept that in circumstances we have businesses in northern ireland, including in northern ireland, including in my own constituency , that in my own constituency, that want to continue trading across the border, the irish border and into the single market, that we've got to have an accommodation to e

apparently, witnessed jeffrey epstein with young women you know, the allegations here go on and on but the question is, who else knew about this, when did they know and what did they know? >> okay, thank you >>> coming up, with three names reporting earnings today, we'll tell you which one dow is down 200 points "the exchange" is back after "the exchange" is back after this lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure for your business. ♪♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right devic

jeffrey begunlack, ceo of double line capital and joins us in an exclusive interview. desperate times call for desperate measures appreciate you being with us. >> it's good to be here. >> what is your reaction to all this >> well, i've been thinking a lot over the past year or so about a quote from mark twain which i'll paraphrase, it ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble it's what you think you know for sure that just ain't so. why i'm bringing this up is, it occurs to me that all of us, even old guys like me who have been in the business over 40 years, have experienced nothing but gradually systemically declining interest rates interest rates 40 years ago it was the early '80s and we had volcker come around and slay the inflation dragon and interest rates started to fall. i remember when i started in this business and people thought a few years into my career when rates got to 10%, they thought they were low. and when they got to 8% they were low even though the inflation rate was 4% and falling so what i'm getting at here, judge, is we all think that

we won't rest until they are all home and like jeffrey, reunited with their families. this morning, i will be launching the 2022 human rights report, but just before i turn to that, i want to speak to what is happening right now in moscow. today and throughout this week, president xi is meeting with president putin in russia. we expect that china may use this visit to reiterate calls for a cease-fire under its peace proposal. the united states welcomes any initiative that advances a just and durable peace. china's proposal includes elements that we have long supported including assuring nuclear safety, resolving the humanitarian crisis, protecting civilians, and indeed, the first element calls for upholding sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity of all countries. the fundamental element of any plan for ending the war in ukraine and producing a just and durable peace must be upholding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine, in accordance with the united nations charter. any plan that does not prioritize this critical principle is a stalling t

branwen jeffreys, live at our studies _ schools. in _ schools. branwen jeffreys, live at our studios in leeds. _ borisjohnson has raised concerns about rishi sunak�*s new brexit deal for northern ireland, saying "this is not about the uk taking back control". the former prime minister said he'll find it hard to vote in support of rishi sunak�*s new deal with the eu, over northern ireland's post—brexit trading arrangements. 0ur chief political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. i'm going to find it very difficult to vote for something like this myself, because i believed that we should have done something different, no matter how much plaster came off the ceiling in brussels, and i hope that it will work. and i also hope that if it doesn't work, we will have the guts to deploy that bill again. 0ur chief political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. nick, how much of a headache could this be for rishi sunak, with boris johnson saying he is minded not to support it? it johnson saying he is minded not to su ort it?

it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s.ernment custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. the only person to actually take the fall is is it jeff epstein and he's dead of cult. >> we don't really know the the extent of what that night of his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. >> glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too, satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. >> if they're all of a people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's little bit an

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someone like jeffrey, his family. comes next. what's jeffrey's mother gonna live? where so many people gonna live? they spent their entire lives here in rolling fork, mississippi. in an instant, in seconds, the lives changed. from sitting at a dinner table to bracing for their life. two emerging and seeing other destruction. of that here in rolling fork. >> absolutely devastating. thank you. up next, putin is changing his approach -- technical weapons in belarus by the summer. plus, trump's quick throw so many republicans up on the bus, but they still stick with him. why there do or die for the former president. get directv with a two year price guarantee. y'all wayfair's got just what you need for your home. do they have stylish beds at great prices? whoo, this bed is dreamy. you're kelly clarkson? yes. and you're in our bed? yes. what about five star dining sets? sorry i didn't have a reservation. you're kelly clarkson. i love your work. thank you. find just what you need at wayfair! even a personal sauna. oh! can w

jeffrey. darren, darren mckee. jeffrey. darren, good evening . good evening, good evening.d evening, nigel. as you said, we have the prime minister here today essentially part of his sales pitch. he was in windsor yesterday parliament last night in belfast today, probably talking business leaders to talking to business leaders to try win them over to his try and win them over to his windsor must be windsor framework. it must be said most business leaders do seem be on board. the big seem to be on board. the big question as pose tonight is question as you pose tonight is where are the dup? and they are holding the cards in close to the chest and they may well be somewhat of a divisions. we heard ian paisley junior heard from ian paisley junior and wilson to dup's last and sammy wilson to dup's last night suggesting this deal would not cut the mustard that wasn't a view of jeffrey donaldson, the leader of the today. he says leader of the dup today. he says essentially a lot of been achieved, but there are still questions outstanding . and i questions outstanding. and i think

thought that was really interesting, and i thought it was awesome that she area is honoring the life of jeffrey vandergrift, better known as jv. and more fallout from our latest severe weather a month slide, damaging a large section of a road in the north bay. from ktvu. fox two news. this is the four that mudslide leading to major damage on the road that you see here in nevada. oh, this is a look at the area where crews are now working to shore up thi heather holmes alex savage. let's show you here on a map where that mudslide happened again. it was in nevada on redwood boulevard, which is an access road right next to highway one. oh, one. ktvu tom baker at the scene of that mudslide with the very latest for us, tom well because it's on an access road that normally wouldn't be too big a deal. but i want you to take a look. not only is the road messed up and some things that threatened if you go up the hill. what you find is something quite different, and that is a very huge high pressure. gas line, not one but two of them. and while slides are bad, additional rain can make them much, much wors