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this so tell us a bit more about who is mae muller first of all.— mae muller first of all. muller first of all. this is then news the fans have - mae muller first of all. this is j then news the fans have been mae muller first of all. this is - then news the fans have been waiting for since last may. mae muller is a singer—songwriter who has been around for a few years, she supported little mix. she started her career a long time ago. she was the little girl in the music video for grace kelly, a song by mika about 15 years ago. she was born in 1997, the last time the uk won the eurovision song contest so it could be assigned this could be it. of from what you are saying she has got live experience which not all previous have had. what is the song like? we previous have had. what is the song like? ~ ., previous have had. what is the song like? ~ . , ., previous have had. what is the song like? . . , ., ., previous have had. what is the song like? . , ., ,, like? we have 'ust heard a snippet there, a like? we have 'ust heard a snippet there. a lot — like? we have 'ust heard a

i'm mae muller and i'm representing the uk in this year's eurovision!i wrote a song # about how you did me wrong # i could have cried at home and spent the night alone # instead i wrote a song... # nice, yeah, this is good. it's going to be so good. her song was written about a brutal break—up. i was really annoyed at this guy, i wanted to do something crazy, maybe burn his house down, i don't know. but instead i took the high road and i wrote a song. and that's called growth, ladies and gentlemen. raised in north london, she was working at this pub when she signed her first publishing deal, since when she's racked up more than two billion streams. mae was chosen for eurovision by tap music, the company behind ellie goulding and lana del rey. when we met mae, her charisma, her determination, all those things, she has such great wit, she's super—intelligent. yeah, she seemed like the right choice. but she has big shoes to fill... # up in space, man...# ..after sam ryder�*s second—place finish at last year's eurovision. you've got to go big and you've got

i'm mae muller, and i'm representing the uk in this year's eurovision!ent the night alone # instead i wrote a song... # nice, yeah, this is good. it's going to be so good. | her song was written about a brutal break—up. i was really annoyed at this guy, i wanted to do something crazy, maybe burn his house down, i don't know. but instead i took the high road, and i wrote a song. and that's called growth, ladies and gentlemen. raised in north london, she was working at this pub when she signed her first publishing deal, since when she's racked up more than two billion streams. mae was chosen for eurovision by tap music, the company behind ellie goulding and lana del rey. when we met mae, her charisma, her determination, all those things, she has such great wit, she's super—intelligent. yeah, she seemed like the right choice. but she has big shoes to fill... # up in space, man... # ..after sam ryder�*s second—place finish at last year's eurovision. you've got to go big, and you've got to do it right, and i feel like this is obviously such a level up. but fa

mae muller has been around for a few years- _ entrance. mae muller has been around for a few years.c video for grace kelly, a song by mika. she is 25, she was born in 1997, which was actually the last time the vision won the eurovision song contest, so it could be assigned this could be it. you compare to the other songs in the competition, a lot of them are quite medium, a lot of male groups in there, so i do think this will stand out on the saturday night. and out on the saturday night. and before we _ out on the saturday night. and before we go. _ out on the saturday night. and before we go, there is a new kind of lawnmower in italy and it is willie. if like a few have taken over the city of pompeii. they are tasked with grazing to keep an archaeological site from growing vegetation. it is part of a sustainable initiative that helps to preserve landscape. the work of these 150 sheep are hopes to attract more visitors and revive the ancient vineyard. that is quite a sight, isn't it? do you remember, you can reach me and some of the team on twitter. and you can also stay across the

mae, i understand you were nervous about the musical role? right? most incredible people in the music industry. it's like, steven levinson and tommy hail and the lopezes who did "frozen." also "hamilton." i was like, whoa, i'm jumping into the deep end. singing, one thing in my 30 however long career that i haven't done yet. >> this is the first time you actually sang? >> i had little singing moments, but this was the first time i'm like -- ♪ i'm doing this ♪ >> that was great. >> okay. we have a clip of the show. i don't know why you're not singing in this clip but we're going to show it anyway. and we'll chat on the other enof it. >> are there any other waoeufrbs that i should know about? >> i'm not really in a place for a relationship. >> a relationship? you think i want a relationship? >> well, i mean, you brought cupcakes. >> yeah, because i was concerned. you ran out of the office last night with your pants off sobbing. >> i want to know that story. right? this series is written based on the musical stage show. talking about some of the people

eda mae. joie: when eda mae scraper passed last year, her family lost a beloved matriarch. tribe lost one of the last "first language" speakers of cherokee, and, says her husband junior, one of the best. was her cherokee better than yours? junior: yeah! well, i can speak cherokee, but i can't read the language. joie: she could do that. junior: yeah. she could do that. she taught herself too! nobody taught her, she just picked it up. joie: it's never been easy to learn cherokee, which didn't even have a written language until the 1800s. the government's "indian boarding schools" punished children caught speaking native languages, and parents feared for their kids. howard paden is helping lead the effort to save cherokee. howard: these are people that have dealt with trauma after trauma after trauma. their parents have dealt with trauma, their property was stolen, they was thrown in jail, so we're coming back in and saying, they're sacred. joie: now, facing the extinction of their language, the tribe has turned to their elders for help. kristen thomas was part of a team sent

mae muller will perform "i wrote a song." >> i am representing the u.k. year's eurovision. >> this is the song she is taking in may. ♪ >> ♪ spent the night alone instead i wrote this song ♪ reporter: her song was written about a brutal breakup. >> i was really annoyed at this guy, wanted to do something crazy, maybe burn his house down, but instead, i took the high road. i wrote a song. that is growth, ladies and gentlemen. reporter: raised in north london, sh working at this pub when she signed her first publishing deal. she has racked up more than 2 billion streams. she was chosen for eurovision by tap business, a company responsible for representing lana del rey. >> she has determination, wit, is super intelligent. >> she seemed like the right choice. to fill.: but she has big sho ♪ reporter: after sam's last-place finish. >> you have to go big and do it right. this is such a level up. reporter: fans are already predicting great things. >> it will be grea arena. reporter: let me put you on the spot. where do you think it will come? >> i think it is a t

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mae muller there.n today. some of the worst weather still to come overnight tonight. there are three amber weather warnings issued by the met office for heavy snow and ice, possibly too some freezing rain falling across northern areas of wales, into western shropshire. some tricky travelling conditions, treacherous too, over the pennines, because there will be blizzard—like conditions, with strong gusty winds and some drifting snow, of course, too. a deep area of low pressure pushing its way eastwards throughout the night. it will eventually clear by the end of the day tomorrow. still tonight, snow continues to fall particularly within the warning areas. towards exposed coasts, south—west, down through the channel islands. and there is a frost from the midlands northwards, too. again, temperatures as low as —14, —15 degrees for the highlands of scotland. into tomorrow morning, that early snow clears away from northern ireland and from the hills of wales, too, from the pennines by the time we gets that

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. >> ♪ instead i wrote a song ♪ laura: good luck to mae. i'm laura trevelyan.or esention of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪♪ announcer: usa today ct,lsde ip at"ach t hebl best of pbs anytime, anywhere. simply download the pbs video ap yp our bile or streaming device. ♪ >>i am undone the vase. -- on the in the vase. geoff: president biden works to sell his new budget to the american people and a divided congress. amna: the ceo of northern suffolk future scrutiny after the toxic train derailment in ohio geoff: the families of several americans held in iran press for a meeting with the white house to up secure their loved ones release. >> i really hope president biden hears his cries and meets with us and does what he has continuously said he is going to do and bring them home. ♪

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it's true, i had to drop out in my senior year because sallie mae had a big collapse and my family couldit. so i'm -- they mock me for years until i finish. but they mocked me and felt better and smarter than me because they have a meaningless degree. and that makes them feel that they are important. and what they do when they are in these classrooms and when they get power is they understand what they can do and why become dangerous is because they are raising up the next generation of people that we will have to contend with in society. they are brainwashing them with more bad and dangerous ideas. i will give you just a few examples of some that we are dealing with today. things that have materialized in our society. the battle of climate change, right. every couple years they change why we are all going to die. i know when i was in school, global warming, maybe when you are in school it was global cooling. there was the ozone layer, they told people acid rain if you are from the 70's. they keep telling us we are all going to die every 10 years. we get it. we wonder why this is a focus

and we heard from the judge and her sentencing remarks, mrsjustice mae who pays the victims who camerward to report the crimes. all have spoken of a sense of freedom and security taken from them of feelings— and security taken from them of feelings honourable and fearful for themselves and others going about their ordinary lives. one woman after_ their ordinary lives. one woman after discovering who had done this and what _ after discovering who had done this and what he had gone on to do speaks of a wholly— and what he had gone on to do speaks of a wholly understandable sense of survivors _ of a wholly understandable sense of survivors guilt. the fact that no notice — survivors guilt. the fact that no police came to find him or his placard — police came to find him or his placard to— police came to find him or his placard to question him about these incidents_ placard to question him about these incidents can only have served to confirm _ incidents can only have served to confirm and strengthen in the defendant's mind a dangerous belief in his_ defendant's mind a dangerous belief in

it's not a struggle that we were calling for, to struggle to the present of the night saveded mae clear, they want to see competition with china but we as a nation want to see competition with china and we don't want comfort. that being said they are threatening taiwan and engaging bad behavior around the world. there's no of potential to help russia and iran produces a significant problem and even though we try to convince them it's better to collaborate and work together economically they continue to threaten americanth allies around the globe. >> youd you you describe the things altogether but what does that mean for the administration to try to handle not only specifics but the overall relationship that china has the guide states? >> it's a real challenge.t: parvus the notion that hits our economy is impossible if the reality is it doesn't matter that much if we buy goods in the form of clothing from china. what does matter is we rely on china for critical minerals. or our fighter jets and the like. pharmaceutical and medicine. american people learned during the pandemic that we rel

so only a few minutes from mae. >>> well, first will buy all of its depos and loans. this was announced by the federal department insured corporation as you know as fdic. >> so justin, what can you tell us about this? >> justin: yeah, good morning, amanda. this means all former branchs of silicon valley bank will now open as first citizen bank. that will happen today. this comes just weeks after the bay area bank collapsed and failed making it the biggest bank to fail since 2008 sparking global sectors. this means that new depositors will become depositors of new citizens bank and the fdic will continue to see deposits. so if you have loans from silicon valley bank, you should continue to make payments and the terms of your loans will not change according to fdic. now the new transaction covers $72 billion in deposits and $72 billion. fdic says you should continue to use the svc bank until you get notification. after the bank collapse, senator mark warren was on face the nation last night. >> if it finds out that a stress test would have spotted this, of course i'd ad

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owns ellie mae. >>> and formerly known as weight watchers, ww, says it is buying the obesity drug which would give ww a foothold in the $50 billion obesity drug prescription business. frank. >> silvana henao with the headlines, thank you >>> wall street kicking off a busy few weeks of market with jay powell's two-day testimony before congress today. investors are searching for any clues of the policy move and take on high inflation this as brian moynahan gives his outlook for the u.s. economy saying it will likely enter a technical recession starting in the third quarter of this year his view is interest rates likely falling in the second quarter of 2024. moynahan adding the three quarters of negative growth is led by a corporate slowdown with contractions ranging at 0.5 and 1% joining me to break it down is michael sheldon. great to have you on chief investment officer of hightower. >> good morning. >> i want to get to the comments from brian moynahan. what do you think of the technical recession he believes will happen later this year? >> i think economists and investors are rarely be

since 2018, fannie mae and freddie mac have partnered to advance the appraiser diversity initiative. it seeks to attract new entrance and foster diversity and the appraisal profession through outreach scholarships, and mentorships. i believe we heard earlier the to date, this program has awarded more than 400 scholarships to diverse individuals, and gained 17 sponsors. while we have made some strides in this endeavor, we still have a long way to go. we should all commit to action when it comes to this issue. our role, whether we are working in or with the federal government, it's to ensure that the housing market works for everybody. that means all, not some. i guarantee that efficient an equitable evaluation that eliminates appraisal bias is one important way to achieve that objective. this is why events like today are so critical. which shows the coming together of stakeholders to address this very significant issue. i appreciate everybody for being here today to share ideas and how we can implement effective solutions to address appraisal bias. i do want everybody to understand th

one from conference board one from fannie mae, both on the bottom the weakest they've ever been, so,o your show they hear people talk about collapsing the stock market 60 days whatever. >> so people are very pessimistic, and prices know lows inflation expectation down. maria: what about sticky part james should jump in as well you've got shelter rent off highs but you are talking about sticker shot when you went an apartment there are areas of inflation have not moved. >> i can help you shop. maria: the eggs don't buy eggs. >> we have -- a one store sells east coast for 7 dollars another for five dollars. >> what store that is? >> i couldn't mention on the show. >> okay. >> a secret. >> a secret. egg futures have come way off. so, and rents are coming down. we spent a huge amount of time on rents, we have number one analyst in the reit space, rents declined month-to-month for five months. maria: okay being. >> to your point the reason inflation is down because of sticker shot what you said. rent is 4,000 dollars, was 3,000 a month now 4,000. people go like that's crazy. so when they

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credit some with regional banks that we used to fund loans until we can sell those loans to fannie maestanding behind with the giant and has been since world war ii. though i don't think there will be a lack of liquidity in the mortgage market as long as rates stay under 7%. the housing market should be better than it was over the past 45 days. >> it should be okay. but let me ask you another general question we are all waiting on this week. that is the federal reserve meeting, or it will decide whether to raise interest rates up until this old bank nightmare and look like a rate hike was certainly in the cards. some will say maybe not now only quarter of percent. i would be curious what you would think? >> i am not a federal reserve expert. what's priced into the market right now is a 50/50 bent between note rate increase whatsoever and 25-point increase. might money is on the 25-point increase in think the fed got rattled and how strong inflation was in february and took their foot off the brake for just a little bit in the car started really, really fast on the hill again. i do not

a new fannie mae survey finds americans are pessimistic about their personal financial outlook, 30% sayprove over the last year. that's the lowest rating since 2010. before you get into what we're looking at in ems the of rates and the impact i want to bring adam johnson in here. you're not expecting a recession. >> no. i'm not expecting a recession. and my argument is that the two es or earnings and employment, employment's at an all time high and earnings while not stunning are better than feared and revenues are actually rising 5%. larry, i'm curious. you made the comment there's some sort of pending crash coming up in 60 days. i mean, that's a pretty -- maria: within 60 days. that's what he's getting from his lehman indicators. he talks to so many institutions every day. >> i mean, 60 days, larry, do you really believe your indicators are right and that there's some sort of crash when you have the most amount of people ever making the most amount of money ever spending the most amount of money ever, translating into earnings, enabling revenues to rise. maria: go ahead, larry. >> wel

. >> his indomitable grandma, johnnie mae, who helped raise him, still inspires stories when charles leeds. >> shoot, granny was the real deal. [ laughter ] >> actually, charles is the spittin' image of granny, really. >> yeah, me got that mouth, and she had one too. >> so, we were really poor. we didn't know at the time. so to make ends meet, she sold alcohol. >> where? >> in, in, in the house. >> called the shot house. >> out of your house? >> yeah. so people would come over friday and saturday and play cards. everybody starts drinking. once somebody lose their money, there's going to be a fight. so my grandmother, this little old lady, she's walking around with a six-shooter. and she's keeping the peace. i didn't even know any better, jon. i thought this was normal stuff. >> whoa. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> barkley also took us to his old junior high gym. it stands, barely, as a symbol of how far he's come. >> 14, 15-year-old charles barkley walking in here. who's that kid? >> he's a 5'9", 5'10" big-boned, not fat, big-boned, chubby, whatever word you wanna use. i'm a 5'10" backup p

. >> jannie mae, hey everybody i am jimmy phelan for greg gutfeld . i would like to say if you like my jacket it comes for those of you who don't know me watching at home among former new york city cab the truth is i'm lucky to be alive because of the driving and this town is psychotic. new york is the only city in th world where you signal after you've made it to the next lane. anywhere else in america if you want to go left to put on your blinker like you're going left. if you do that here they block you. instead you have to go left in then you put on your blinker like hot hot. i made it. the other thing you need to kno about me as i grew up in an era where late-night comedy was something the whole country could share. that's what life was in the 1980 s. every regular person could shar late-night and every celebrity could share madonna. if you did not laugh at that is because it burns when your peep. stick with me. tonight when i will try to do i unite the country with some basic truths i think which i'll be able to agree on. i do not let you allow

. >> fannie mae which backs more than 40% of all mortgages launched its defense hiring modeling firmsrst street, jupiter and others to figure out how to factor climate risk into home values and mortgage underwriting. >> we are interested in not only what current state is of natural disasters and impact for business, what does u.s. housing look like decades. >> first street looks at climate risk from floods, fire, wind, brings it down to an individual property level jupiter studies neighbors and communities. so far judge says they've learned climate impact varies widely across the country but impacts vulnerable communities more than affluent ones and agrees climate risk is not priced in and consumers not aware of potential future costs. mortgage lenders struggling to figure out the financials. >> it is a massive challenge to think about. >> but as of now wells fargo does not factor climate risk into the underwriting. >> to date it hasn't it's something that we're evaluating like the industry is. >> wells fargo just finished a term as chair of the mortgage bankers association which has

mae the cause of aion is complete at the same time that the statute of limitatnstart running, and both a with the state process has come to an end, including the opptuty for rehearing. >> i just want to say a few things. it's not that i don't care what the riole is. there are mutually supporting rationale. >> we don't think that's an exhauson ruiment. if you were to s the harm is not complete i such a way that someone could not bring a suit earlier i thinkhat might be problematic down the road. >> anxhstion requirement is just a requirement that says even once you have sufre harm you have to go through certain processes rather than bring suit. but this woulde a stement that the harm doesn't occur until the te when the opportunity forehring has gone by. >> i think i would say ithis way, your honor. i think a prisoner could exit the state court procedures at any point and bring a a sectin 1983 action at the time and in all likelihood would allow as i think you're onits, the time for rehearing to lap and i think that would be okay. that would b harm at that point back. procedures come the

new study from fannie mae 70% of the americans feel the economy shedding on the wrong track.y 28% say things are heading in the right direction. >> when you are the economy you are trying to put people out of work that's your job, is it not. >> not really. we are trying to restore price stability. >> no, you are trying to raise the unemployment rate, disinflation is what you are trying to do. it's a slowing in the rate of inflation. am i right? >> yes. >> deflation is when prices actually go down. you are trying to achieve disinflation, are you not? >> yes, we are. >> and chairman powell will be back up on the hill today. he is going to be testifying before the house financial services committee. we will be curious to see whether or not the markets have a better day based on his testimony or if it's another rough day. brian, you may want to stay down there and have more food as opposed to going to wall street. back to you guys. >> brian: i hear you. thanks so much, mark. basically what senator kennedy and senator elizabeth warren were trying to say they are putting a human fa