quite a keen wind picking up marathon. quite a keen wind picking up later in the day.tland by the end of the day on sunday. temperatures are down on the figures we have seen through the last week. as we look at monday, that arctic air sinks south and the cold feeling will be much more pronounced. you can see that northerly wind is coming in from scotland, possible down even to lower levels. it's rain that we are looking at, still hugging southern england and affecting parts of south wales. temperatures are sliding down into single figures, we have got to factor in that wind and you can see the likes of aberdeen, it will feel a few degrees above freezing in monday daytime. monday night into tuesday, watch out if you have any tender plants out, we are looking at a widespread frost. calder monday night into tuesday. we continue with actually feel to the middle part of that week, we are picking up some more westerly influence to the weather and the temperatures will come up but it looks like we could see some quite wet prospects to end this week. in the short—term it is th

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north wind — sorry, that keen east wind coming off the north sea that we are going to notice, becausewhilst inland, we'll see temperatures getting up into the mid, possibly high teens, you can seejust on the coast, they'll be pegged back because of those cold waters of the north sea. into wednesday, we've still got these tightly—packed isobars, brisk winds pushing in, a few showers as well. and that risk continues particularly across the southern half of england and wales through the rest of the week. so after a warmish start, still a lot of dry weather, but temperatures just tapering off a little. more online. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: dozens are killed as fighting between rival armed factions continues to spread in sudan. a mass shooting at a teenage birthday party in alabama les four dead and 28 injured. appeals for calm after a former indian politician and his brother are shot dead on live tv. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers

north wind, sorry, that keen east wind coming off the north sea that we are going to notice becauseinland, we'll see temperatures getting up into the mid possibly high teens, you can seejust on the coast, they'll be pegged back because of those cold waters of the north sea. into wednesday, we've still got these tightly packed bars, brisk winds pushing in, a few showers as well. and that risk continues, particularly across the southern half of england, wales through the rest of the week. so after warmish start, still a lot of dry weather, but temperatures just tapering off a little. more online. live from washington, this is bbc news. vigils are held for the four people killed in a shooting at a teenage birthday party in alabama. more fighting in sudan, with dozens killed and hundreds injured in battles this weekend. and spacex prepares to launch its mammoth rocket starship. we start here in the us, where vigils have been taking place to remember the four people killed and 28 injured in a mass shooting at a birthday party in dadeville in the state of alabama. as of right now, there's

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well, of course president macron is also keen - xi?n is also keen to - xi? well, of course president macron is also keen to push i xi? well, of course president l macron is also keen to push for close investment and trade ties with china, partly because he has been facing those rather embarrassing pension protests back home. we want to score some economic victories, if you like, and he has been pushing for a new accord which, if ratified, could boost investment ties between the two. that is something he will likely bring up as well as other issues, notjust the war in ukraine but also human rights and taiwan, because you were talking about taiwan's resident an�*s stopover in the us and meeting with mr mccarthy, all those issues will likely be brought up as well. corresponded mariko oi reporting for us from singapore. thank you, good to talk to you. around the world and across the uk, you're live with bbc news. reporting for duty after clocking up more than 500,000 miles, most recently in dorset, it is patients not passengers who will be

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to deliver. iiraiith them and because of brexit we are keen to deliver.— keen to deliver. prime i ministerjoined me in thanking lorna and shirley and local churches in loughborough for all their hard work in establishing a community allotment. local people use the facility is a great place to get outdoors as well as a relaxing place to be. mr outdoors as well as a relaxing place to be. ~ ,,, . ,, outdoors as well as a relaxing place to be. ~ outdoors as well as a relaxing place tobe. ~ , to be. mr speaker, can i pay tribute to be. mr speaker, can i pay tribute to lorna and — to be. mr speaker, can i pay tribute to lorna and shirley _ to be. mr speaker, can i pay tribute to lorna and shirley for— to be. mr speaker, can i pay tribute to lorna and shirley for all- to be. mr speaker, can i pay tribute to lorna and shirley for all their i to lorna and shirley for all their fantastic work, allotments can do wonders notjust for providing food but also well—being and a place of sanctuary for people around the country and they deserve enormous praise and creating one for the benefi

it’s locals are keen to share their home with visitors-— with visitors. you can _ with visitors. it's a beautiful place, you can take - with visitors. it's a beautiful place, you can take them i with visitors. it's a beautifull place, you can take them out with visitors. it's a beautiful - place, you can take them out and bring them into the car park and you can see the self achievement and a pat on the back, and to me, that's the greatest thing that i get from people. i think it's amazing. along with the name change to promote the welsh language, the national park has produced an ambitious action plan. planting a million trees, restoring peatland that can capture carbon and re—establishing threatened animal species. the key word you keep hearing is "balance." we're a park where communities live and visitors come and, in a way, - we've got kind of out of balance between people and nature - and the climate and so on. so at the heart of our plan . is a wish to pull all that back into balance, to get to a situation where we can have thriving - communities, t

but you also, from the late 70s and 80s, were very keen to innovate.d collaborating with cutting—edge musicians far from your home in northern senegal so how difficult is it to do both at once? i difficult is it to do both at once? u, _, difficult is it to do both at once? _, �*, ., once? i can confirm it's not easy to _ once? i can confirm it's not easy to respect _ once? i can confirm it's not easy to respect these - once? i can confirm it's not easy to respect these two i easy to respect these two sides, but i promised my dad that i would write songs that would get rooted all of the traditional or the tradition or the histories of my communities where we come from. where we are heading and also, the responsibility of everyone of us in these communities because you can't be really, really very famous, very rich but at the same time you are one member of these communities and you have to play your role. but as a second place, i am someone who would love to travel, who is free, i am a nomadic person, evenin is free, i am a nomadic person, even in my mu

something that they are very keen to de— very keen to do. will stay open which i _ that right? it is. the pubs will stay open which i think- that right? it is. the pubs will stay open which i think a - that right? it is. the pubs will stay open which i think a lot l that right? it is. the pubs will| stay open which i think a lot of people — stay open which i think a lot of people will be very thankful for. we will have _ people will be very thankful for. we will have the coronation on the saturday — will have the coronation on the saturday step we will also have a concert the following day at windsor as well _ concert the following day at windsor as well as _ concert the following day at windsor as well as street parties because we are getting — as well as street parties because we are getting extra bank holidays as well which is always nice. there's plenty— well which is always nice. there's plenty of— well which is always nice. there's plenty of days and they are all jam—packed. plenty of days and they are all jam-packed— plenty of days an

to _ other parts of his party aren't too keen to go — other parts of his party aren't too keen to gofrey donaldson, because he has a _ much on jeffrey donaldson, because he has a very fine balance to walk here _ he has a very fine balance to walk here i_ he has a very fine balance to walk here. i wouldn't place a lot of emphasis _ here. i wouldn't place a lot of emphasis on the fact that joe biden will come _ emphasis on the fact that joe biden will come and say anything remarkable in this speech. not to totally— remarkable in this speech. not to totally downplay it, because i think thatjoe _ totally downplay it, because i think thatjoe biden will want totally downplay it, because i think that joe biden will want to take off the major— that joe biden will want to take off the major success from a democratic president. _ the major success from a democratic president, bill clinton, 25 years ago _ president, bill clinton, 25 years ago and — president, bill clinton, 25 years ago. and he will want to mark that. but certainly the emphasis of this trip here — but certainly the emphasis of t

and russia and so they are very keen for the steel to continue to work. but at the moment they are, they say they really are facing a major problem here. leverage has threatened to work outside the framework of the deal with the help of turkey. precisely, what could that look like? well, i saw very clear at the moment level this seemed to indicate that already turkey has been processing or russian wheat turning into flour and, and presumably that, that has been re exported for russia. turkey sher export channels, possibly circumventing sanctions. now, duck, yours denies that there's a lot of special among its western allies that turkey has become a back door for sanctions against russia. ah, but i for of says that the, they are working closely with turkey and also katara or to find ways of, of getting around her the sanctions to which russia says to serve the needy people and another crew critism that laugh off, raised to the press conference was that base, he said that the original deal for ukraine in grain was meant to go to countries like africa, natio

and so they are very keen for the steel to continue to work, but at the moment they are, they say they really are facing a major problem here. leverage has threatened to work outside the framework of the deal with the help of turkey. precisely what could that look like? well, i saw very clear at the moment, never does seem to indicate that already. turkey has been processing or russian wheat turning into flour and, and presumably that, that has been re exported for russia. turkey sher export channels, possibly circumventing sanctions. now, duck, yours denies that. that is a lot, especially among its western allies or turkey has become a back door for sanctions against russia. ah, but are for of says that the, they are working closely with turkey and also katara or to find ways of, of getting around to the sanctions to which russia says to serve the needy people. and another courier criticism that laugh off, raised to the press conference was that base. he said that the original deal for ukraine in grain was meant to go to countries like africa, nations that are most needed. most of it

north wind, sorry, that keen east wind coming off the north sea that we are going to notice becauseatures getting up into the mid possibly high teens, you can seejust on the coast, they'll be pegged back because of those cold waters of the north sea. into wednesday, we've still got these tightly packed bars, brisk winds pushing in, a few showers as well. and that risk continues, particularly across the southern half of england, wales through the rest of the week. so after warmish start, still a lot of dry weather, but temperatures just tapering off a little. more online. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. west africa's the hell region has long faced enormous challenges, poor governance, extreme poverty and environmental degradation, to name but three —— sahel. but it also has a proud tradition of giving cultural riches to the world and my guest

me and others like me born after it was signed are known as �*peace babies' and i'm keen to find out they think northern ireland could be in the next 25 years. just across from where i am now is my old school, dromore high. there's me! chuckles. i left here in 2017, but it's where i was first taught about the good friday agreement. i'm meeting some students who are in their last years of school. the classrooms they study are the ones i used to sit in. the five of us sitting here right now were born in northern ireland after the good friday agreement was signed, so we are peace babies. what does that term mean to you, that term? i haven't heard much about it but i suppose it's something i take for granted. when i have been talking to my parents about the troubles, mum was saying the other day, she just brought up a story about how she had to go to an army checkpoint. i really did not think that that would've happened in her time. ijust — really, it took me by surprise, i was not thinking about it. it doesn't mean much because we are very ignorant into the pain and suffering that our p

north wind, sorry, that keen east wind coming off the north sea that we are going to notice becauseures are about as low as they get. so whilst inland, we'll see temperatures getting up into the mid possibly high teens, you can see just on the coast, they'll be pegged back because of those cold waters of the north sea. into wednesday, we've still got these tightly packed bars, brisk winds pushing in, a few showers as well. and that risk continues, particularly across the southern half of england, wales through the rest of the week. so after warmish start, still a lot of dry weather, but temperatures just tapering off a little. more online. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... dozens are killed, as fighting between rival armed factions continues to spread in sudan. four people are killed and 28 other injured in a mass shooting at a teenage birthday party in alabama. appeals for calm after a former indian politician and his brother are shot dead on live tv. the nurses' union in england say they're prepared to hold strikes until chri

he is keen to get it back on track and keen to push an alternative point of view.ing when he meets xijinping on friday is the ukraine war. that just gives you an indication he is not only here, the brazilian president, to talk about economics, he is also to talk about politics and presented brazil and china as kind of alternative voices in the world. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. good catch. back clowning around, coco the labrador cross. the two—year—old arrived at this animal shelter with canine friend georgie after their owner, believed to be a heavy drinker, died. the dogs�* health quickly deteriorated. staff soon realised the pets had become addicted to booze. it could be just after, say, the owner has had a drink and is going to sleep, the dogs drank it. we just don't know. we do know they were very, very well loved. coco made a full recovery, but georgie, struggling with fits, didn't make it. the two—year—old is now available to adopt. he does need someone who is home quite a lot. he does suffer a little bit with anxiety when he is lef

and they're very keen that no more come . so they say as soon as the situation is stable, they will be trying to get them to go home. we understand some of already done. so today there hasn't been any fighting as yet, but i think many people suspect that's just a temporary low. we've also seen, particularly in this border area a little further down the board at close to the tiny town of mass or some fierce fighting in the last couple of weeks. and it appears that they are trying to push the memo military out of its board an outpost the very keen to gain control of all of the long and very porous tie border. the u. s. department of justice is investigating how dozens of top secret military documents ended up on the internet . the files appear to provide a detailed assessment of russia's military capabilities in the warren ukraine, as well as classified information on the middle east and china. my hannah reports from washington d. c. the publish documents report to show the degree to which the ukrainian military is struggling i

keen that no more come. so they say as soon as the situation is stable, they will be trying to get them to go home. we understand some of already done so $10000.00 or so refugees of across the board of sofa. are they expecting more in the coming week? will weeks we understand to day there hasn't been any fighting as yet. but i think many people suspect that just a temporary lull. we've also seen, particularly in this border area a little further down the board at close the tie town of mass on some fierce fighting in the last couple of weeks. and it appears that they are trying to push the mir mom military out of its border outpost. they're very keen to gain control of all of the long and very poor as thai border. that would be very problematic for mia mars military government. you know, they rely very much on these border crossings and they have for fiercely to control and, but it is a huge area. if that fighting really does take place in these places, it could push many more. people across the board thailan

north wind, sorry, that keen east wind coming off the north sea that we are going to notice becausehigh teens, you can seejust on the coast, they'll be pegged back because of those cold waters of the north sea. into wednesday, we've still got these tightly packed bars, brisk winds pushing in, a few showers as well. and that risk continues, particularly across the southern half of england, wales through the rest of the week. so after warmish start, still a lot of dry weather, but temperatures just tapering off a little. more online. to a wide array of stories we all believe in. live from washington, this is bbc news. vigils are held for the four people killed in a shooting at a teenage birthday party in alabama. more fighting in sudan with 97 people killed and hundreds injured in battles this weekend. and countdown to blast off as spacex prepares to launch its mammoth rocket starship. hello, i'm carl nasman. great to have you with us. we start here in the us, where vigils have been taking place to remember the four people killed and 28 injured in a mass shooting at a birthday party i

and i it's so like i said was not keen. and then mrs. gun the offered the flight to the into that force and ready gladly and in air force. grab dick and then no the so he had said that it would be better if he could a get a test pilot because there wasn't any time left. elections were on the gonna so, so, so i happened to be a young at that time. relatively happened to be fit because i was always an outdoorsy kind of a person in. and i had been to re lucky her to be the right guy on the right place of the right time. so could you tell us a bit about your ras? so we had to colleagues your interactions with them. the crews were, i mean, they were like, like a via does anywhere in the world. we have a special bond. so in that sense, that done, i was the only guy doing the 1st flight. there were 3 of us, the other 2 yury militia than good. now this circle of a boss where i had already flown into space. so there was that sense of comfort with them. and um, and i the, i think all and all it was i, it was already or truthful inter

north wind, sorry, that keen east wind coming off the north sea that we are going to notice becausessibly high teens, you can seejust on the coast, they'll be pegged back because of those cold waters of the north sea. into wednesday, we've still got these tightly packed bars, brisk winds pushing in, a few showers as well. and that risk continues, particularly across the southern half of england, wales through the rest of the week. so after warmish start, still a lot of dry weather, but temperatures just tapering off a little. more online. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. wall street on edge: investors' anxiety intensifies as the deadline looms to raise the us debt ceiling. can a compromise be found? grain drain: the eu blasts as "unacceptable" a ban from poland and hungary on ukrainian grain imports to protect their farming sectors. auf wiedersehen to nuclear: as germany closes its last nuclear power stations, what does this mean for the country's transition to greener energy? and beauty in the digital

so they offered that flight to india. gander is so, like i said, was not keen. and then mrs. gandy offered the flight to the the net force and ready gladly and an air force grab dick the re lucky ah, to be the right guy at the right place of the right time. so could you tell us a bit about your ras, soviet colleagues, your interactions with them? the crews were, i mean, they were like, like a via does anywhere in the world. we have a special bond. so in that sense that done, i was the only guy doing the 1st flight. there were 3 of us, the other 2 years militia than good. now, this circle of a boss were had already floated to space. so there was that sense of comfort with them. and um, and i the, i think all in all it was a, it was already a truthful interaction. oh, dear, good. the mentoring. and there was no problem whatsoever. where was the so you steam be a stand wherever you will train we did our training in oh, outside moscow that star city does the unit go gonna lead space sir facility the training facility and our that's where we trend. and then we moved

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that we, the government's bank, potable water to wash costs to water green areas, keen streets, and public places. these threatens business and the already lagging economy of the country north. that's without pride. no the have exasperated public tensions in a county where people are suffering from poor public services. high inflation and a weak economy. citizens can only hope that their voices, we'd be heard, and these will answer nyja. so ours rational today, tonight, history will be closely following here on the art, see not the 1st 2 decades of this century. so at least $21.00 popular uprisings and violent revolutions right across the globe. but is there a common theme to the ripples or documentary team exploits that question? why the head blue thing a some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities and other countries the united states of america is different. wherever people long to be free, they will find a friend in the united states. oh, it's okay i do, i get you start to know that a case study majority democracy. i'm a good about the issue about the sheet that dean is

the nhs confederation which represents health organisations is keen to see an end to this dispute.tions of your staff to industrial action that makes a difficult situation almost impossible to manage. it took too long, to be frank, to enter into negotiations with nurses, paramedics and other staff.— and other staff. nurses in scotland narrow accepted _ and other staff. nurses in scotland narrow accepted to _ and other staff. nurses in scotland narrow accepted to vote _ and other staff. nurses in scotland narrow accepted to vote a - and other staff. nurses in scotland narrow accepted to vote a 6.596 - and other staff. nurses in scotland | narrow accepted to vote a 6.596 rise narrow accepted to vote a 6.5% rise but in wales a 1.5% increase on top of what was already on the table was roundly rejected. while nurses in england have been considering the 5% offer, junior doctors have been asking for 35%. they say that will help to make up for years of low inflation increases but the government said that figure would have to come down significantly before there is any point in the talks. ,

crucially, all the opportunities that are there for them because of brexit, we are keen to make surehunt. >> would the prime minister join me in thanking lorna and shirley of the marios tinenti centre and the local churches in loughborough for all their hard work in establishing a community allotment? local people use the facility as a great place to get outdoors as well as to relax. pm sunak: mr. speaker, i pay tribute to lorna and shirley for all their fantastic work. allotments can do wonders not just for providing food, but for , she says, wellbeing and providing a place of sanctuary for people around the country, and they deserve enormous praise for creating one for the benefit of their community. speaker: that completes prime minister's questions. >> wendy, a preview of a nasa and eae spacewalk to restore hardware under international space station. life coverage from houston starts at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can also watch on our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> calvin coolidge in 1924. i had just been elected to the united states senate. [laughter] >>

to reduce _ the government was really keen to reduce the — the government was really keen to reducemoney that the government is spending on putting asylum—seekers and hotels. there are currently _ asylum—seekers and hotels. there are currently about 50,000 being housed in hotels, _ currently about 50,000 being housed in hotels, and crucially the government wants to do something to try to deter— government wants to do something to try to deter the number of people crossing _ try to deter the number of people crossing the channel in small boats, about _ crossing the channel in small boats, about 45,000 people need that perilous — about 45,000 people need that perilous journey last year and it thinks _ perilous journey last year and it thinks that one solution is to try to make — thinks that one solution is to try to make the accommodation that asylum—seekers are housed in less attractive, — asylum—seekers are housed in less attractive, if you would like, and when _ attractive, if you would like, and when option they have gone for is hiring _ when option they have gone for is hiring a

north wind, sorry, that keen east wind coming off the north sea that we are going to notice becausep into the mid possibly high teens, you can seejust on the coast, they'll be pegged back because of those cold waters of the north sea. into wednesday, we've still got these tightly packed bars, brisk winds pushing in, a few showers as well. and that risk continues, particularly across the southern half of england, wales through the rest of the week. so after warmish start, still a lot of dry weather, but temperatures just tapering off a little. more online. china tops the agenda as ministers from the group of seven major economies gather in japan. plus, a's booming beauty industry is embracing digital tools, but will it be enough to raise profits? —— a's. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm karishma vaswani. we started japan where foreign ministers from the group of seven major economies are gathering for a three day meeting. dinah and its assertiveness within the region is expected to

north wind, sorry, that keen east wind coming off the north sea that we are going to notice because, we'll see temperatures getting up into the mid possibly high teens, you can seejust on the coast, they'll be pegged back because of those cold waters of the north sea. into wednesday, we've still got these tightly packed bars, brisk winds pushing in, a few showers as well. and that risk continues, particularly across the southern half of england, wales through the rest of the week. so after warmish start, still a lot of dry weather, but temperatures just tapering off a little. more online. china tops the agenda as ministers from the group of seven major economies gather in japan. plus a's booming beauty industries embracing digital tools, but will it be enough to raise profits? hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm karishma vaswani. we start the programme injapan were foreign ministers from the group of seven major economies have gathered for a three day meeting. china and its assertiveness within the region is expected to top the agenda, along with the ukraine war. a busine

north wind, sorry, that keen east wind coming off the north sea that we are going to notice because our sea temperatures are about as low as they get. so whilst inland, we'll see temperatures getting up into the mid possibly high teens, you can see just on the coast, they'll be pegged back because of those cold waters of the north sea. into wednesday, we've still got these tightly packed bars, these tightly packed isobars, brisk winds pushing in, a few showers as well. and that risk continues, particularly across the southern half of england, wales through the rest of the week. so after warmish start, still a lot of dry weather, but temperatures just tapering off a little. more online. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... dozens are killed, as fighting between rival armed factions continues to spread in sudan. a mass shooting at a teenage birthday party in alabama leaves four dead and 20 injured. the nurses�* union in england say they're prepared to hold strikes until christmas, unless more money is offered. appeals for calm after

north wind, sorry, that keen east wind coming off the north sea that we are going to notice because, we've still got these tightly—packed isobars, brisk winds pushing in, a few showers as well. and that risk continues particularly across the southern half of england and wales through the rest of the week. so after a warmish start, still a lot of dry weather, but temperatures just tapering off a little. more online. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. there is no mistaking the deep sense of unease hanging over israel. the death toll in the conflict of the palestinians has surged in recent months just as israel's far—right nationalist government led by benjamin netanyahu has been rocked by mass protests and civil disobedience at home and unprecedented criticism from allies overseas. my guest is a member of parliament in mr netanyahu's

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so collect the mother fell ill and that very night. children of young fishermen a keen sense of longingyet unfamiliar, many still do not have families and children. but among the veterans of the brigade, someone is already divorced, and more than once, but everyone wants to go to their native shore, regardless of whether someone is waiting for them there or not, however. the fisherman is a man torn by contradictions on his shore again pull a date with the house into the sea. from this you can’t go to the sea home hunting at home. well, two or three days everyone is at sea. pulls pulls the soul. well , there inside pulls the soul, even inexplicably. these are many themselves, in short, they all go. well, if you are at sea for a long time, you miss, of course, you miss your children, you miss your relatives. the nurses end, the voices subside, the fire burns out. the rise will be early. the brigade has a lot of things to do on the shore, silence reigns. baikal also seemed to fall asleep in anticipation of a new working day. a little light in the fisherman's house is heard commanding voice

is very, very keen not to upset the status quo at that they also are very keen to ensure that taiwan is not taken over by beijing, as china has threatened to do so many times. in the past 40 odd years. rosalind jordan washington d. c. ross. thank you very much indeed. ok, the outlet is the assistant director of the atlantic councils global china hub. and he says that meeting between taiwan is president and the us house speaker is a show of democracy. i. one has several issues to discuss of substance including on sales, including the debate of said ourselves. the important message here is to illustrate or perhaps to china, perhaps more publicly to the world that on how democracy works essentially on the congress does not actually, does not represent the administration, the immigration does not have a say in our congress attempt to conduct this while most of the time journal likes to pretend that you know, basically late, or they don't understand how congress administration works. this is a good way to actually illustrate that, you know, ideologically speaking, this is a strong lyons a

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kriti: olivier blanche hard and silvana speaking earlier today with tom keene. whole thing. i think i deserve five gold stars for doing that. i think that was the most important part of the entire conversation. are we in a new era where the 2% inflation target just does not matter anymore, it is not relevant? jon: it is obviously a challenge for investors to navigate not knowing the answer to that. even today, there is that conversation around, are beginning to the end of the rate hiking cycle? you've got christopher waller with the comments on the need to continue the fight to inflation. markets will have to respond. kriti: at a time where we do not know if we are going to get another rate hike this summer. 10 year yield at 3.52. more markets coverage ahead. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the fed's job might not be done. more economic data, bank earnings and a lot of concerns about macro conditions. counting you down to the close on a friday afternoon. >> it is a friday. you look at the stock market, not too cheerful laughter that double dose of retail