lizzie ibe— lizzie. lizzie? lizzie. lizzie ibe viii— lizzie. lizzie? lizzie. for the royal family royalists like me, as opposed to anti—monarchists. they are going to be those that viii— they are going to be those that viii briieii— they are going to be those that viii brireii. — they are going to be those that will protest . and— they are going to be those that will protest . ' i: t will protest. and especially at the coronation but the royal family is very important. it's it unites the world with- it unites the world with the reii— it unites the world with the ii ii— it unites the world with the rest of with— it unites the world with the rest of with britain and it iniiei— rest of with britain and it unites different charities . it unites different charities. it iiei— unites different charities. it be i— unites different charities. it be i iii— unites different charities. it does a lot of— unites different charities. it does a lot of good in the world. ini— does a lot of good in the world. ani ve— does a lot of good in the world. ani ve ie— does a lot of goo

everyone, please welcome lizzy caplan [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: lizzy caplan good to see you.> jimmy: yeah, we're pals >> now we're pals. >> jimmy: now we're pals there you go, bud. i didn't do that, sorry. >> i know, i know. >> jimmy: i should have. >> next time we'll get there. >> jimmy: we're pals by the end. you are married to a gentleman who's british. >> yes >> jimmy: so, you're living in london, and raising a baby in london >> yes we do, like, half and half we're in london right now. >> jimmy: how's that, raising a kid in london? >> it's like, he was born in london, and then we left for a a while. and now he's 19 months, so his language is kind of exploding. >> jimmy: that's pretty cute, a british accent baby. >> it's real cute. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it is, right >> real cute >> jimmy: you are going to want to keep that accent. >> well, we're coming back to america, so he's going to lose it but, yes, he has a full british accent - >> jimmy: "now he talks like this." "hay, where's my milk? >> "cup of tea." >> jimmy: "where's my milk over here?" "bottle's empty. >>

know, in terms of bullying, lizzie, a lot of respect for lizzie— lizzie, a lot of respect for lizzie _ infiltrated the royal box, leaving the then prince charles enl— leaving the then prince charles enl semille— leaving the then prince charles and camilla in— leaving the then prince charles and camilla in hysterics. and legenlery— and camilla in hysterics. and legendary comedian jim davidson told legendary comedian jim davidson loll-lnel— legendary comedian jim davidson told _thatithinks- legendary comedian jim davidson told that thinks that told gb news that he thinks that berry— told gb news that he thinks that berry-lne— told gb news that he thinks that barry-the greatest- told gb news that he thinks that barry the greatest and barry was the greatest and williesl— barry was the greatest and wittiest comedian of time. a wittiest comedian of all time. a lregis— wittiest comedian of all time. a lregis loss. — wittiest comedian of all time. a tragic loss. liz,— wittiest comedian of all time. a tragic loss. liz, you— wittiest comedian of all time. a tragic loss. liz, you actually mel—

lizzy: it is hard to be more dovish.as already been talking about cutting before she leaves the community. it is hard to see it as being anything more than a hawkish tilt. we are nearing the end of the tightening cycle. by the time she comes onto the community, we might already be done. what might be more interesting for u.k. viewers is megan greene 's brexit view. even more so about the balance with a departure next year. you can see it in every single vote. -- has been with the majority, or i should say, the majority has been with him. tom: lizzy burden on megan greene joining the boe panel. coming up, twitter seizes to exist as an independent company. we will bring you more on elon musk's latest move. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is facing the highest inflation in the european union around 25% year on year. hungary has the highest policy rate at 18%. the government in budapest has been calling for interest rate hucks -- cuts to try and stimulate the economy already in recession. policymakers have been pushing back. the

i'm going to start with you , lizzie. lizzie, start with you, lizzie. lizzie, lizzie.. yes, they are. just when we thought we got rid of jemmy crank, who we got rid of jemmy crank, who we little apprentice don't we use all? where do we start with this man ? he has no charm no this man? he has no charm no charisma. i really has no chance.i charisma. i really has no chance. i think this is the end of him. nothing is the end of the snp. i mean, let's look at a track record as health secretary . he came under fire as possibly being described as being the worst ever in that position as transport, he was found guilty of driving without into warrants. the list goes on. now he's obviously got this continuing same obsession as sturgeon with independence . sturgeon with independence. instead of focusing on the scottish people. i mean , look at scottish people. i mean, look at what's going on at scotland, at the with their terrible drugs the with their terrible drugs the crime rate that , the police, the crime rate that, the police, the crime rate that, the police, the education

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we lizzie greenwood hughes with all our sort. ~ ., lizzie greenwood hughes with all our sort. . ., ,atement from joe sport. we have 'ust had a statement fromloe biden — sport. we have just had a statement from joe biden on _ sport. we have just had a statement from joe biden on last _ sport. we have just had a statement from joe biden on last night's - sport. we have just had a statement from joe biden on last night's gun i from joe biden on last night's gun violence in alabama. i am going to read it from my screen. he says, this morning our nation is once again grieving for at least four americans tragically killed at a teen birthday party in dave hill, alabama, as well as two others killed last night in a crowded public park in louisville. jill and i are praying for their families and for the many others injured and fighting for their lives in the wake of this weekend was my gun violence. what has our nation come to when children cannot attend a birthday party without fear? when parents have to worry every time the kids walk out the door to school, to the movie theatre or to a park

lizzy burden with the latest on the data in the u.k.ames for earnings this week scheduled to give us results. what we can expect right here on bloomberg. ♪ manus: europe's earnings season goes into full swing this week. heineken, asml and nokia among some of the biggest names scheduled to release results. what should investors be looking for? tim is with us. it will be a busy season, leave it on has set the benchmark --louis vuitton has set the benchmark high for luxury. will it be as splendid as that? tim: the quick answer is no. [laughter] it will be a tricky earnings period, in that you will see upwards of 5% revenue growth for those companies that are reporting topline figures for the q1 period. a lot of that will be banking driven with positive net interest margin driving revenue on the heels of higher interest rates. but you also will see, we think, a decline in overall earnings of a percent or two. that goes back to energy, which will give tough comparisons with energy prices having come down a lot from this time last year. than

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thank brecel is currently leading 9—7. you for that, lizzie does thank you for that, lizzie.ay of april certainly brought us some april showers. some of us more than others but this was the scene in northern ireland. some big thundery downpours that broke out this afternoon and through the evening, we have been seeing the shower is drifting eastwards. what about at the start of may? i think the showers will become fewer and further between as we head through the rest of the night. so mr merk likely to develop in some western parts. temperatures not dropping far, quite a mild start to the new month, 6—10 as we start tomorrow morning. so into tomorrow, a couple of frontal systems, this one bringing some early showers in the south—east corner post of this one bringing a bit of a change into the uk, particularly scotland. some colderair digging in uk, particularly scotland. some colder air digging in behind this weather front. colder air digging in behind this weatherfront. you will colder air digging in behind this weather front. you will notice the change in the feel of the wea

lizzy burden will give us the top line. good day. lizzy: good day. be the deciding factor in whether the bank of england hikes in its may meeting. the day was surprisingly strong yesterday, renewing momentum in the private sector. on the back about, a number of economists including goldman changing their course. that said, economists still reckon that you will see the fed print as just a blip. they will see a jump in single digits to date for march because of a long line between behavior and inflation. what will drive this number down is oil and goods. they will focus on service inflation. it will drop from 6.6% in february to 6.4% in march. the prime minister will watch these numbers because his top numbers are harming inflation by the end of the year. the good news is that they say inflation will drop by the end of the year. tom: we will confirm that in the next couple of minutes. lizzy burden with a preview. europe, conference in dublin, bringing together leaders from private and public sectors to discuss the most pressing problems. we will speak

let's bring in lizzy burden. thank you so much for joining us. 17.3 is extremely high.reak it down for us? lizzy: we knew from the official data that you can't inflation is still in double digits in march and food was driving it. from this latest data, you can see an ever so slight slowdown and grocery sales to 17.3% inflation but it is the 10th straight month it is still double digits. the fastest growing categories are the absolute basics, milk, eggs, cheese, the stuff that everybody has to buy. you can see the way consumers are responding to this is by flocking to their own brand. they are up by sales 46% year on year and you have to ask yourself where these customers go from there? you have to ask yourself what is the bank of england going to do in response? we heard from dave ramsey on friday and he said he is specifically concerned about food price inflation and says the risks of inflation outweigh those of over tightening and you've got markets currently pricing a 5% peak for interest rates by september. what's interesting as when i speak to economists, they say

lizzy: really really interesting. all about labor's determination to bolster its economic credentials ahead of a general election. we are expecting that next year. when elections happen, the conservatives like to pro-trade the labour party as being the irresponsible party of tax and spend. in the aftermath of the many budget disaster last year, that is looking difficult. bloomberg understands that labor has a plan to change its fiscal rules where currently, they are allowed to -- day-to-day spending is covered by taxation, but they can borrow to invest. that is less strict than the governments rules which cap spiraling at 3%. the new plan would be on a net worth basis. labor's argument is that you need to treat it like a company, you need to look at the debt and financial investments. if you are going to privatize and sell off assets, you should also take account of it. if you look at the u.k. according to other members, you can see as a net worth basis, the u.k. has one of the biggest deficits. the independent offici

if he had a photo of his great uncle with jfk lizzie if he had a photo of his great uncle witthk whened here and people still talk about the time they methk a barack obama and it is such a huge occasion. we will be keeping an eye on those pictures _ occasion. we will be keeping an eye on those pictures from _ occasion. we will be keeping an eye on those pictures from ireland - on those pictures from ireland because present biden is due to leave shortly. just before we go, breaking news. fresh strikes are to be held by civil servant in the uk after the government announced a pay rise of between 4.5% and 5% which was described by union leaders is an insult. strikes already during the 28th of april so these new spikes will be in addition to that. —— these new strikes. the launch of the european space agency'sjuice mission is set to take place later. it aims to discover whether jupiter�*s icy moons are capable of hosting extraterrestrial life. the mission was postponed for 2h hours due to bad weather. around 117,000 nhsjunior doctors are on their last day of a four—day strike as they clai

correspondent lizzy burden. good morning.f you look at these numbers what did they tell us before the vle meet? uncomfortable territory for the commission at the may meeting. the unemployment numbers, wage growth numbers, economic activity actually fell but within that, the number of people who are inactive because of being long-term sick is a record high. it puts pressure on to hike again in may. markets have changed their bets. they had been pricing for .76% as the peak in september on monday and now they a 4.82% by september. you can see that on the work function on the terminal. it puts pressure on the government. 348,000 is a number of working days lost because of strike action. 3/5 of that is because of education. it puts pressure to settle these disputes unpaid with the unions. tom: currently a selloff in gilts. yields up basis points at the front end. you have been speaking to the economic secretary of the u.k. treasury andrew griffith. tell me what that conversation evolved. lizzy: in the aftermath of the sale of svb

lizzie: expecting mixed signals. to see the labor market hasn't weekend as much as the bank of england may have liked. this is what other indicators are suggesting. it weighs into how future wage setting behavior will be. at the same time, economists do expect to see a little bit of slowdown in these numbers. they are going to feed into the bank of england decision as you say. markets and economist are split on whether it is time for the bank of england to pause the rate hikes. from another perspective, it will be interesting to see homely days were lost to strikes. we already saw that they were weighing on the services sector. it is not just the economic consequences, there are health consequences, too. we have seen the latest junior doctor strikes meant that 195,000 appointments were canceled. that means, politically, rishi sunak may not meet his target of cutting u.s. waiting lists. that isn't a good look when you have local elections around the corner and a general election next year you did manus: you caught up

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hello, i'm lizzie greenwood hughes from the bbc sport centre. coming up, manchester city returned to the top of the premier league, liverpool throwaway a three goal lead against tottenham only to score against tottenham only to score a last—minute winner in an action packed day at anfield, and the first ever 147 world championship burner, it has been a slow burner in sheffield between luca sayle and mark selby. thank you forjoining us. we are starting with football. it was a record—breaking day for erling haaland as manchester city went back to the top of the premier league. they beat fulham 2—1, haaland scoring his 50th goal of the season in all competitions, stunning achievement and a record that has stood for over 90 years. he also equalled the record for goals in a premier league season with 34. it is the first time city have topped the table since february, they are one point ahead of arsenal who played midweek and still have a game in hand. played midweek and still have a game in hand-— game in hand. three days, four da s, it game in hand.

dani: lizzy, thank you, a lot going on with british industry. 60 monetary easing with its yield -- sticks to monetary easing with its yield curve control. the decision is at the end of this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: the new bank of japan governor, kazuo ueda, is expected to avoid making a big splash at his first meeting in charge. the boj is forecast to keep rates and asset purchase settings unchanged on friday. let's get to paul jackson in tokyo. kuroda has been speaking the past two days in front of parliament in japan. he can't speak like powell, because of the nature of ycc, he has to communicate differently. what sense are we getting from ueda of what we might here on friday from him? >> it is going to be a big contrast in styles between ueda and kuroda. kuroda was a man of action from day one. ueda will be more a man of caution to start off with. if you listen to comments he has been making since he took the helm, it is all sounding very cautious. just today he was in parliament saying easing is appropriate now. and it should incurr

lizzie greenwood—hughes, bbc news now it's a question every professional athlete has to face one dayist told the bbc what it's all about. the series is a mystery series. each mystery is a different international sporting event and three kids turned amateur detectives have to race around the world and pursue adventure and taking down criminals. in the first book, they form the track, a gold medal goes missing in tokyo and are three new detectives have to race to solve the case. what made ou have to race to solve the case. what made you turn _ have to race to solve the case. what made you turn your _ have to race to solve the case. what made you turn your sporting experience into ace mystery series? i want to combine two aspect of my life that being sport and writing. i think people either think you are either sporty or a bookworm so this kind of breaks down that barrier. it is finding a book that children like myself who were not necessarily avid readers that resonate with. does this new writing _ readers that resonate with. does this new writing career _ readers that resonate with. d

hello, i'm lizzie greenwood hughes from the bbc sport centre.o the top of the premier league, liverpool throwaway a three goal lead against tottenham only to score against tottenham only to score a last—minute winner in an action packed day at anfield, and the first ever 147 world championship burner, it has been a slow burner in sheffield between luca sayle and mark

hello welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, at the bbc sport centre.oming up on the programme... arsenal drop points at west ham to put a big dent in their premier league title hopes. andre rublev aces in monte carlo — for his first masters 1000 win. and snooker history at the crucible, as neil robertson makes two 146 breaks at the world championship. we're starting with football and potentially crucial dropped points for arsenal in their quest for a first premier league title in nearly 20 years. they let slip a two goal lead — to draw 2—all at west ham. bakayo saka missing a penalty at the london stadium. the result leaves arsenal four points clear of manchester city, who have a game in hand. they meet later this month — a game expected to decide the title. mathematically i don't know what is going to happen, and three weeks later, i don't know what is going to happen. but what we can do mathematically is to give ourselves the best chance by winning matches and today we play for 30 or 35 minutes and that is not enough in this league. no problems for m

i will hold on when i'm looses selling flour, clothes and folders, no supply of flour for bakery. lizzie, good, and available. flower will be from the showroom, kaiser, and other bakeries. there are no workers, any of them, i will get it. things are getting worse, she what is available now won't be there to morrow. the fighting has disrupted food distribution across sudan and damaged power lines in some areas around the capitol, leaving people without electricity or water. mozilla's on this, we're fixing the main power station for somebody city to muddle if you want to pour . so for an oil, there's no water i'm up about and well, the water plant will close local, but we're tens of thousands of people have had to leave that homes with many heading for the border crossing with egypt. at my home, my place because of the fighting between keep off the same country against each other. but this has never happened in sudan. and we never had this before. much longer than been amid the escalating violence, more sudanese people will be making the grim calculation, whether to risk staying or risk le

price increases with the gdp figures rose slower than expected let's dive into what it means with lizzieorning, frank >> we ask the one word of the day. >> my wex word of the day is patience that may be my word of the year u. >> you have to plain this one. why are you patient in particular >> i think that certainly we're focused on the report this morning to see where pce is. i expect we see our last read on inflation before the fed meets in may i expect that the next month that the fed will raise 25 basis points this is what the fed will do in june it is welcome to be in a fed blackout period to not have the volatility associated with fed speak. in general, as an investor, it is a year you need to be patient. that was true in 2022. >> does that mean you have money on the sidelines i want to note the 2-year treasury above 4%. does patience also mean you are putting money back in bonds as opposed to the market? >> no, no. right now, if you look at the market longer term, across the board, fund managers have 5.5% of cash. you see the s&p and 50-day moving average above the 200 day. across

hello welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, at the bbc sport centre.ts at west ham to put a big dent in their premier league title hopes. andre rublev aces in monte carlo — for his first masters 1000 win. and snooker history at the crucible, as neil robertson makes two 146 breaks at the world championship. we're starting with football and potentially crucial dropped points for arsenal in their quest for a first premier league title in nearly 20 years. they let slip a two goal lead — to draw 2—all at west ham.

for more, i'm joined by lizzie, a career state department diplomat now a senior follow with the chicagoas first to be a transfer to a democratic vcivilian rule but the two factions couldn't agree on who was going to be in charge and it's dissolved in breathtaking speed >> nobody wants to give up much power and we are coming to the point where the pressure to transfer to a civilian government is very high and they were negotiating the last bits of the agreement where this seems to have come to a head, you've got two military leaders at the helm. you've got the de facto leader of the country against the leader of the rapid rsf and it's actually the rebranded -- from the early darr for days. hemdy was trying to extend the timeline for integrating his forces into the sudan army for a decade that's where we are now. neither wants to give up any ground to the other. >> and the russians are involved, too, as trying to get advantage from a very difficult situation. the wagner group is there. the mercenaries. >> yeah, the wagner group appears to be siding with rsf, which is very dangerous. they

to make a final decision on medication abortion congressman pat ride of ne york and congresswoman lizzireaffirm the fda' final approval of medication abortion, and would allo providers to continu prescribing it last year you may recall congressman ryan won a special election in a new york strip swing district on campaignin on reproductive freedom. just months later he won again using that same strategy which at that time some questioned congressman pat ryan joins m again. it's great to have you back on the show always appreciate talking to you about this and much more as a vocal advocate fo abortion rights, what was your reaction to the supreme court' ruling friday night? >> i think we can take a sligh moment to take a breath, but this is far from over. this is the culmination, the continued accumulation o decades, now, of extreme far-right hell-bent on ripping away a core american freedom reproductive freedom, the righ for a woman and their doctor t control their own health car decisions and their own bodies we have to be clear that the are going to continue to pus for a national abort

lizzie fletcher represents texas's seven.ou explain what this drug is and how long it has been on the market? >> this is a drug that is widely used in determining pregnancies in the early stages. it was authorized and put into use more than 20 years ago through the fda's rigorous process. this decision from a court in texas from a single judge once again calls into question whether people want access to abortion care. christian: just to be clear, the medicationrtion is the most common method during the first trimester, which means there are fewer abortions taking place later in pregnancy, correct? >> that is exactly right. ristian: who has challenged the license? at is at stake in the appeal? >> what is at stake is something that my home state has unfortunately beent the epicenter of, which is efforts to take away our freedom to make decisions about our bodies, families, and our futures and to deprive us of access to the information and care that enabs us to do that. a group came together and challenged this fda approval of t

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strains this name here and sites uses immortalized the sticker in his, in his novel figure. introduces lizzie a minute to all the tales of whitby and is the 1st victim on british soil of the vampire chris, their victims, on the boat in real life that boat was the russian schooner, the de meet tree and was wrecked in a storm in 18. 85 on the beach below saint mary's church. this true story also finds its way into the novel. in slightly changed form. it changes the name of the boat. he doesn't do very much. he just changed the name of the both from the demetrius, the diameter, the only living thing the pangs of this post is a black dog. a huge. how many pounds of the steps here this huge hound is dracula. stoker picked up on the local legend of the park, este the black dog ghost, and skilfully wove it into his elaborate tale boat. strangest of all, the very instant the shore was touched, an immense dog sprang upon the deck from below. as if shot up by the can cushion and running forward, jumped from the bough onto the sand. vampire law is much older than stokers. novel belief in vampires was wi

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. >> we have a clip, another cli in which we have lizzy tryin to push to get the hot water turned back, i have so much to do. >> i do too, and i don't kno what i'm supposed to do withou hot water. >> lizzy, i told you you can use my shower. >> i want my own water working >> my show is open on friday i'll be free to deal with it after that i have a show too, you know? they're not the only one wit the deadline >> you know, but i have tw shows, which is insane >> hey, give me a push >> i know you've mentioned tha this is your fourth projec together, it's the kind of thing where you don't have t look at the script so question for both of you, and kelly i will start with you, what do you love about working with each other? we talk a lot about wome supporting women on this show. >> now it has been - really go away and we don't se each other for a while and the we come back together and feel like -- i felt lucky when i got to wor with michelle for the firs time and when you have collaborators that are - but you're kind of working t meet their level of -- what they're pulling off it is a great

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lizzie, in the case of this aviation wildlife strikes are last year according to its data which is upover 2021. so far this year linsey more linsey? >> prompting really scary moments. alex, thank you. tracking a new severe storm threat is millions flash back to winter. texas is far around another rough weather. the town of brady hit by hail the sale of golf balls. parts of the northeast are cleaning up from saturday's storms. these images from york county pennsylvania confirmed tornadoes hit in maryland and new york. this goes straight to abc's rob marciano. rob, who needs to be on alert >> the most widespread will be the cold you spoke of across the midwest as a storm dropped the tornadoes moves out behind it comes the cold air. texas getting another round of couple date central and south texas has been hit with bad storms. this is right respect tuesday bubbling up from austin and houston and dallas. tornadoes. hard freezes on tomorrow. chicago 35. 31 is prevailed. indeed, 31. kentucky.ezing as far south as that is cold stuff. more like winter appeared for the next week or so that wi

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congresswoman lizzie fletcher, the comptroller of texas, then mayor pro tem of houston, dave martin andother elected officials. thank you. [applause] we are very appreciative of your continued support. last but not least, i would like to give a shout out to the nasa workforce and all those across the agency who came together to make this a very exciting moment , and to this moment in history happen. thank you to our workforce. [applause] joining us -- joining us today are directors of nasa centers. will you stand? my colleagues. [applause] this mission represents the culmination of years of hard work and dedication by nasa and its partners. this is an exciting time for those working on the international space station, commercial crew, commercial destinations, and as we continue using those platforms and conduct deep space exploration with the orion gateway, human landing system program. together, our team of civil servants and contractors are enabling the success of the artemis program. this is only the beginning. for the students with us, from houston and clear creek independent school

so delegate of gust just outside. lizzie chance may be one of the locations where credit forces are planning to launch their much higher counter offensive counter offensive from there's been a, a build up of troops there just a few kilometers away from us. as well as all manner of antennas and external electronic warfare. radar jamming equipment that has appeared there, which is why they watch the strewn footage shoes. a russian artillery strike on the house taken over by ukrainian troops within seconds. ukrainian soldiers rush out of a nearby house and head to the scene. they are struck on route with a how it's a shell. through the smoke, they stumble to the scene where an evacuation vehicle has pulled up 3 head for the house on the right. the rest mill about what exactly that moment. another shell comes screaming in directly on target god with roku. so i remember when we came here last year, we were all fresh and green. we've learned a lot over the past year. there are a lot of things to work on, but only he who does nothing makes no mistakes. ukraine's much hyped counter offensive is expe

see and save thousands on your new rv at rick van in fremont amanda peet and lizzy caplan next live. finally tonight, america lost a giant. today, an artist and activist harry belafonte lived a herculean life all the awards, all the accolades, he was uniquely unforgettable. they most human measures, harry belafonte was a beautiful man with a beautiful voice. yet he came of age during one of the ugliest eras of american history . born in 1927 to west indian parents in harlem, new york, his birth and adolescence, bookended by two world wars. his early options limited by the shackles and shame of jim crow. still, it's one of his temporaries with right like air, he rose with that pain by 1990, like go home banana boat made him famous in fame led to unimaginable first, his breakthrough album, calypso at the top of the charts for 31 weeks, the first full length album by a solo performer to sell a million copies. he was the first black performer to win an emmy and to produce a network television special that featured black and white artists on stage together by 1959, harry belafonte was the

lizzie tench and ratchet up on both ends and at the same time both sides have made clear they don't wantate into it all out conflict, so what needs to be done to ensure that does not happen? our economics are very important here. hearing from tech executives adding additional time out in this region, i come from the midwest, i know my automotive supply, the three comedy fractures are tied in with the chinese market and selling into china, a friendly reminder general motors uploads my biggest customers china and the same thing a set of cutbacks capital in many respects. 12% of their market is from the united states, so they're selling all over the world, so we can see... if i could jump in, wasn't the long held belief that precisely those economic relations would prevent tensions from getting to the point that they are now? there are certainly realities that are preventing tensions from ratcheting up and you have to understand what we also heard from executive is about the american branded china. and that the chinese don't want to see unrest in their own country because something is strip