so alongside me, i've got my panel, joe phillips, a political commentator, and ben habib, the ceo of property group a member of reform group and a member of reform party. and suggest you take a party. and i suggest you take a long, hard look at mr. habib , long, hard look at mr. habib, because might be the last because this might be the last time you see him , because time you ever see him, because he was a very simple task this time last week i was explaining he's the housewife's favourite on this show . you all love him. on this show. you all love him. i know this. you tell me every night you see him . but he told night you see him. but he told me, can't cook . so i set him me, can't cook. so i set him a very simple target , a very very simple target, a very simple task. bring it in france. i was one of the viewers that suggested it. i know a salad is what you have to do. and you know what? it's done. everybody turned up empty handed . i mean, turned up empty handed. i mean, i don't know. i mean, we could we ate it before we came into the studio. i could have done. but we didn't. i

joe phillips and martin daubney. i agree they've joe phillips and martin daubney.atures down to quite chilly. temperatures down te-singie— quite chilly. temperatures down to-single figures— quite chilly. temperatures down to single figures in the to low single figures in the tewns— to low single figures in the towns-cities,- to low single figures in the towns cities, perhaps towns and cities, perhaps a team— towns and cities, perhaps a team-grass.— towns and cities, perhaps a touch grass, frost to us touch of grass, frost to take us inte— touch of grass, frost to take us inte iaeseay— touch of grass, frost to take us into tuesday-but- touch of grass, frost to take us into tuesday but plenty into tuesday morning. but plenty of into tuesday morning. but plenty et-skies— into tuesday morning. but plenty et-skies te— into tuesday morning. but plenty of skies to compensate , but of blue skies to compensate, but some showers from _ of blue skies to compensate, but some showers from the word go tnis— some showers from the word go we tant— some showers from the word go we

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alex dean, of course, joe phillips with us ttet— course, joe phillips with us me ewr— course, joe phillipsor two of frost is not the question. in not out of the question. in rural spots . most towns rural spots. most towns and cities, start tuesday at cities, though, start tuesday at 5 6. most of us will start 5 or 6. most of us will start with a lot of cloud , but i think with a lot of cloud, but i think that cloud will tend to melt away over parts of central and eastern england, clearing from western areas too. it may linger on some of the coasts across eastern scotland the eastern scotland into the afternoon , but for it will afternoon, but for many it will turn sunny before the cloud increases again across the southeast. the afternoon southeast. during the afternoon , with that easterly breeze feeling fresh on those feeling quite fresh on those nonh feeling quite fresh on those north coasts. but in the north sea coasts. but in the sunshine further west, quite pleasant. get to pleasant. we could get close to 20 over highlands 20 celsius over the highlands once more during the evening th

joe easton there from our equities team. coming up, more on phillips will bring the conversation to the company's chief executive officer up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 30 minutes into the european trading day. credit suisse these clients pull over 61 billion francs from the bank and its first earnings since the ubs takeover deal. we are live in zÜrich. european stocks and u.s. futures fall before data this week that that may illuminate the path forward for interest rates. treasury yields tick lower. the chinese embassy in france pulls a transcript over an interview when ambassador questioned former soviet states independence. the remarks unleashed fury across europe. traders are trimming the risk of their cross markets. tom: we started the session down .3% we are flat now cross european equities but lacking direction. cross asset volatility is near the lowest february of 2022. here is the picture across germany. dax down 25 points. ftse 100 off by .10%. the benchmark here in europe currently flat. peter oppenheimer o

joe: in recent years, the former students paid homage to the captain and the school by getting it placed on the us national register of historic places. phillipestroy the building. it will all be a part of the el cerrito history. joe: like the original building, the chung mei survivors are still standing and still filled with memories that need to be shared. joe: well, coming up, we'll get into the groove with an oakland percussionist who's preserving culture with every beat. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ joe: well, the covid pandemic of course hit many people hard, including musicians. the venues closed, the gigs went away, but for one east bay percussionist that rough time helped him to find his groove. javier: i grew up in fresno, california, in the central valley. we were influenced with this music from my uncle, ismael rodriguez. we would listen to the albums and it was like all this music from the caribbean, cuba, brazil. joe: life has a rhythm. it has pulse and syncopation. javier: for me, music is based upon the connection with the spirits that exist around the earth. you know, the ocean, the wind. joe: for almost his entire life, mexican-american percussi

ask senator joe manchin, the supposed songbird of west virginia, inside his overseas trip to kyiv with brad paisley >>> and the terminator saying ah sta lavista, baby to potholes. i'm phillip mena >> i'm cori coffin a toxic fire is burning in indiana after a warehouse containing plastics went up in flames prompting evacuation of the epa says it has detected particulate matter in the air. the agency said in a statement it has started collecting debris samples to determine whether dangerous substances may have left the site. our maggie vespa is on the ground in richmond >> reporter: roughly 2,000 people have been forced to flee their homes within a half-mile of that toxic, hazardous fire, and its black plume of smoke here in richmond, indiana. officials saying it is definitely toxic they're worried about potentially canter-ccer-causing chemicals that can be released when plastic burns they have not found evidence of the chemicals in the air but they're asking everyone to take caution and evacuate if they're close enough we're wearing masks out of abundance of caution we are far enough back and downwind, so authorities say we safe at this point but again they say this fire wi

deep states and i've seen the videos, the joe biden dissing that all of this so that you cannot say on television, he never sent it had a way to match phillips and he grabbed his voice and they did a ime, and it sounded like i am a lunatic and even worse than i do right now but a lunatic and is frightening. because in the end of the truth from how can you blame people for him into the room point of view and part of this, i teach my students tables of people who do not look like you, have conversations with people who do not think like you surround yourself with people who are smarter than you and will get wise. surround yourselff with people who more creative than you and you're going to discover surround yourself with people who are funnier than you know i flattened do not look for people who are like you. you're missing the world out there. and that is also part of my mission. to bring the people of alabama and mississippi and south carolina and expose them to be below new hampshire andan massachusetts and maine. i'm not just doing a locally, want to do this globally of the african leadership university, go work it out and is the most incr

joe biden and democrats to negotiate our chief. white house correspondent phil mattingly joins us now, along with capitol hill reporter melanie zona and senior political correspondent abby phillip to you. first president biden and speaker mccarthy had been going back and forth for months on debt ceiling negotiations. walk us through what happened today. alex i think you can frame those kind of skirmishes, very real skirmishes and very different positions on this issue, but not not necessarily a full blown war , a war that everyone has been expecting for several months until today. today was a dramatic moment and what expects to be an issue that will really envelope washington over the course of the next several months with potentially very consequential fallout if the us default on its debt for the first time in history, speaker mccarthy laying out in detail with legislative text his own proposal to raise the debt ceiling by $51.5 billion trillion dollars bill sorry billion dollars or through the end of march, and president biden just a few moments after the speaker laid out that plan. making his own remarks making very clear his position of not negotiating on this at all is un