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, when it's like dad, you spent $3 to save two cents, but that's the way the markets feel. >> the marvin mind set >> yes >>> let's go to rick santelli watching the bond markets which have reacted well to yesterday's report just got the results of a 30-year auction after the ten-year yesterday went poorly rick, how did it go? >> it seems like the only thing lately that makes yields go up even for a small period of time are crummy auctions and this one qualifies again. d plus better than yesterday's ten-year, but not much let's go through it. this is the last of 100 billion in coupon supply in the form of 20 billion, 29-year ten-month bonds. we'll call it 30-year bonds. the yield, 2 .815. even with the one issue market trading at 2.180, all the metrics were close to ten auction average. you could argue the direct bidders was stronger 18.9 versus 18%. and the dealers took a little bit less it priced sloppy so there's where the d plus comes in you know what's fascinating? we have a holiday weekend europe has a four-day weekend. tomorrow is the ecb meeting and the market isn't at all pleased

in johannesburg, marvin gala a development and humanitarian specialist and a regional director at oxfam for horn east and central africa. and london, chris, we for a specialist in emerging markets and chief executive officer of macro advisory, a strategic consultancy focused on russia and eurasia. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. marvin, let me start with you today. oxfam published a report this week saying over a quarter of a 1000000000 more people could crash into extreme levels of poverty in 2022 because of covered 19 rising global inequality. and the shock of food price rises, supercharged by the war in ukraine. just how much more dire could this situation get the situation as we see it really indeed is becoming more di and what i can reference. and i want to appreciate the opportunity to be able to reflect on this, especially coming from the one eastern central africa region in eastern africa. at the moment. we have approximately 2000000 people who are fixing that hunger crisis because of various factors. one of which is the climat

su hijo marvin y 17 aÑos viajaba en el carro con martÍn pero Él no logrÓ vivir. >> Él se fue un dÍa miÉrcolesirse, y Él estÁ considerando emigrar para poder pagarlo. >> yo sÓlo quiero ir a los estados unidos a trabajar un poco para pagar esas cosas. reportero: a martÍn, por su parte el accidente le dejÓ un trauma tan grande que no ha vuelto a subir tenÍa un autobÚs, y de estados unidos dice que no quiere saber nada mÁs. presentadora: a partir de maÑana lunes los ucranianos que huyen de la invasiÓn rusay quien apoyo deberÁn esperar a europa. reportero: esta medianoche vence el plazo para que los ucranianos que buscan asilo en estados unidos pueden hacerlo por vÍa terrestre a travÉs de la carita en chaparral en tijuana. >> tendrÁn que regresar a europa o solicitar refugio aquÍ en mÉxico. o algÚn otro paÍs. reportero: en este lugar hay jÚbilo y agradecimiento entre los que estÁn a punto de cruzar la frontera. reportero: a partir de este lunes 25 de abril las cosas van a cambiar. los ciudadanos ucranianos tendrÁn que esperar en europa para esperar un proceso de solicitud de refugio vÍa electrÓnic

harvick warned that the principle of pacifism must not lead to appeasement of vladimir putin, dr. marvin, so there was a matter, the easter marches, are meaningful and good if they call for peace. and the call for peace can only be directed against putin. in this regard, we must now be very careful that we don't call on ukraine to stop fighting. i know for if we did that, then i would no longer be with the easter marches. miss read, i read in aust, i'm out. while president zalinski says the quickest way to restore peace to his country is to send weapons. the debate continues in germany over weather and how to supply heavy weaponry to ukraine. here's a round up of some other news making headlines around the world. south african rescue teams are searching for survivors of floods and durbin, and the surrounding region. the death toll of nearly 400 people is still rising. the government has declared a state of emergency and pledged 63000000 euros in really fate. relatives of people missing and landslides in the philippines have urged authorities not to call off to search. despite concerns ov

his rival, marvin live, pen loses, but secures the highest vote for a far right candidate. also coming up united states, a top officials visit heave to announce more funding for work. secretary of state antony blink, and also pledges to help ukraine's neighbors to buy more arms. meanwhile, the country marks a sombre orthodox easter. as brushes invasion enters its 3rd month. ah i'm glad overs welcome to the program. in one of them a call has been reelected as president of france winning a 2nd term mac or seized a convincing victory with 58.5 percent of the vote. according to provisional results, his opponents malinda pen secured $41.00 the highest outcome yet for the far right candidate sunday's run of election drew the lowest turn out of voters in more than half a century. mccall recognized that his win was partly thanks to reluctant voters a grin not often seen on the french leader sunday's vote so emin when mc law in high spirits after he won 5 more years in office. the 1st french president in 20 years to be re elected. but as he claimed to victory, he acknowledged that m

and it didn't take long for his team to find the net. davies elca volatile him across from marvin put her in the 4th minute. although initially flicked off site after via check the goal was given and had a had a precious one elite, much to the delight of the coach. at the other end stood gets frustration was growing, they couldn't find a way through the head to defense after the break dina's mother panos had a chance to level the scores, but a shot brushed off the crossbow theatre was still on the front foot though and almost made a to know through peter pickering shot from just outside the box. and finally, and stoppage time. some fancy footwork from each hook bell for deal wrapped up the game and gave her all 3 vital points at the bottom of the table. delightful felix mugot in it's $500.00 bonus league, a game tears and despair which stood got who are now full points from safety. in formula one reigning world champion, max for stopping injected some life into his season with a win at the amelia romania grand creek. first started the race in pole position and looked dominant from sta

so what did marvin richardson do to deserve this insult?chardson appeared at gun trade show in january the liberals lost it insisting that richardson was, quote: an industry friendly subordinate pumping the breaks on biden's gun control efforts or maybe he was just doing his job. but now the administration acclaims to value diversity is passing on appointing a qualified black man to atf director. now, imagine if donald trump had done that buck sexton is the co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton show and he joins me here in new york. good to have you here, buck. all right. so, what we have got now is the biden administration taking someone qualified, who was under three presidents and demoting him an african-american, to be replaced by a white individual. why is the left not saying anything? >> it's all about the politics of a mid year election, judge. what you see here is the biden administration wants someone running the atf who is going to give them the soundbites, the talking points that they want to make it seem like they are takin

this marvin lives near the site of the attack. >> i woke up at the sound of an explosion at just past0 a.m. my house shook like it was an earthquake. then i heard more explosions, the lights went out and i have no electricity or water now. >> the area around the residential neighborhood is devastatingly -- the attack overnight of just how vulnerable kyiv remains as a target. this city has just begun to come alive. people who were forced underground for weeks when areas under kyiv were underground, are cautiously coming out for a moment in the sun. >> you forget sometimes they were still afraid of every sound, even if it ces from a neighbor's hou or someone bangs a car door, i shiver and try to overcome. that no words can describe how scary it is. we can't describe what will happen next, the future might be worse. >> the images coming from the east show just how badakhshan things could get. this is the port city of mariupol. thrived -- believed to be cloaked after falling into russian hands. it's been nearly seven weeks of war. >> the mayor of the port city of eddying or odessa in ukra

now we have to add something else says marvin sabodio. loud music, unfortunately overlaps with yes, andthing is only just beginning, it is obvious that the other other represents the boxers in his head to prepare. for such a big battle, just at the very beginning, everything is mostly single blows from one side and the other. well, the series and the exchange should begin. they would answer in the second round that in a number of episodes butaev worked great when he called his opponent to attack. the slope is shifting and here the rajab has good chances. we know that he can be tight. dry. so hit very hard. painfully. and he can end the fight with one blow. well, the same goes for the stadium. with such a one-time powerful knockout blow, both have a big order. yes, a very powerful left side. we see right in two with the shoulder twisted a little more precisely, a little more precisely. here you need to keep your hands in place, of course, two right straight lines, albeit with a glove, but let's remind professional boxing of single-layer gloves. and if the hand is tightly pressed to the h

. >> reporter: terry marvin will acknowledge right away that his lawn is looking very lush after the april rains. >> it will turn brown. >> reporter: but he and his wife have been taking plenty of steps to cut back, and they have been for years. make we try to use less water as much as we can. >> reporter: the district will begin asking for more conservation starting with a 10% mandatory reduction districtwide. >> our goal right now is to implement our plans for conservation, for civil mental supplies. >> reporter: today's vote also moved toward excessive water use penalties for residential customers. excessive is considered 1646 gallons per day. more than eight times the average home usage. >> 2022, i'm using 105 gallons per day. >> reporter: mark uses about half the average amount. the board is now debating a drought surcharge that could be as high as 80%. >> that should be about $.10 per day for an average user. >> that money would be used to buy more water from around the state. but even with more water, more cutbacks are possible in the months ahead. >> i told my wife the other

it is hard to follow up and marvin has to build his own that way. >> reporter: the bible says for everything there is a season, and easter is a time for rebirth. that may be what is happening at san francisco's most famous church. >> the church said there was an upside to the pandemic and the fact they can upstream their services to the entire world. and they intend to do that going forward is way to increase the size of the congregation. >>> the pope is using his easter message to call out russia for the ongoing invasion, and typically a joyous time for catholics. this year, the pope called it and easter of war and he brought up conflicts around the world including syria, yemen, and the israeli-palestinian fight. but his focus on ukraine, the victims of the war and the refugees and children. listen. >> may there be peace and war torn ukraine and so tried by the balance and destruction of the cruel and senseless or in which it dragged. >> the pope didn't mention russia by name in his address. >>> a standoff at the port city of mariupol continued after moscow's deadline passed for 2000 troops

what they were they had either they sold to the greeks or greeks took an overt marvin, belongs to the greeks. we steal things from each other. yeah. something like that. unfortunately. now when we lost a place, then we went to solve the we give some money when we purchase that area that we went up all the way up there, then would bill them for all of that. second ago we lost the 1st one. we had the 2nd bill with these riley, please has to respect the rules of the church. if be able to invite the police to come, they will come. if you do not the lights, they have no right to come in. with johnny was preparing for the job, an arab christian from nazareth, who had served the church as a child. he said, there are few churches should i give you the other in advance and you should tell us what is the agreement so that we can follow. we are here working together, securing and taking care of the holy subject. got together. so we, i think that we are part of that channel from the holy sector with has israeli police. so we are here to say merry christmas and happy new year for everybody. we are

click for the sale company car we could prove to be complicated and difficult when we don't, marvin have an up to date map of the structure here and then swallowing at the moment. but yes is i will. we will have a new landscape here. see, bar must have been any effort of our own way will buy saw him. the lava is still hot, though. it will take a long time for it to cool down. in the mean time, scientists on the island of tin, a reef, i running tests to see if the ashes of the volcano can be used to make them. and while the reconstruction in the yoke is had a far as i understand, the ashes are very clean. her like what would be perfect, a construction ok locally that would give houses and buildings on local touch tune really carefully the fees your him and so it'll allow me to remodel. the architect has a vision the historic eruption that has destroyed so much in this patch. of the island could attract many visitors. there could be a museum at the foot of the volcano, maybe even exhibitions. and he wants to fully rebuild, told ok to live a life right next to the larva. is she an acre? so

the young and we don't. marvin have an up to the map of the structure here and then swallowing at the moment. but yes, i will. we will have a new landscape here. see bar must be made effort of our own way will by saw him. the lava is still hot, though it will take a long time for it to cool down. in the mean time, scientists on the island of tin a reef are running tests to see if the ashes of the volcano can be used to make them. and while the reconstruction, then came, the yaki is had a far as i understand, the ashes are very clean, rather cost would be perfect for construction. okay? locally that would give houses and buildings on local touch tune for you guys for hawaii, the fees your him and saudi lalellah. near the middle, the architect has a vision, the historic eruption that has destroyed so much in this patch of the island could attract many visitors. there could be a museum at the foot of the volcano, maybe even exhibitions. and he wants to fully rebuild, told ok to live a life right next to the larva, his young acres of everything that will be built on the lively should be s

his rival, marvin live, pen loses, but secured the highest vote for a far right country. also coming up the united states, a top officials visit keith to announce more funding for with the secretary of state antony blink. and also pledges to help ukraine's neighbors to buy more arms. meanwhile.

minister marvin white takes the stage inside glide memorial church that you will use joy. he's welcoming easter sunday worshippers. i am full of expectation. you know, i expect people to show up. i expect people to feel nervous and afraid and scared. this is their approach time coming back in. i want to be here and i want to be in place. i want them to know that we've been waiting for them and expecting them. that whatever they're walking away from that our arms are open wide for them. today it's the first easter sunday service in person since the beginning of the pandemic, people attending say they were growing tired of the virtual celebrations. i love being here in the person cause when you being person you can unite with people. the church is offering some covid-19 protocols to make sure everyone still feels safe and comfortable. we have air scrubbers in the aisles . we have all the windows and doors open. we have an amazing ventilation system because we know a lot of the covid is about ventilation. so we make sure that our air is the best in the world. masks improving

are too many cases and there are many frivolous cases, and having testified in the blurred lines marvint is permissible and what is not. and confusing for the public. you have another example, talk us through the led zeppelin case. this is one and i am going to show you a little bit of a chart that i put together. as you can see, here, you can see that the red notes are the ones that are in common and the black notes are the ones that are not in common, so you have the first three notes that are the same and a descending chromatic scale. now, i'm not going to sing, so you may be going to have to sing, here! to remind people what we are talking about. ok, i'm going to play the piano, and i am going to play the led zeppelin song, then i am going to play the ones from spirit, chorus. take it away! hopefully people will be able to hear the difference. i've always wanted to say that! plays melancholy tune. here is the other song. ok, first three notes are the same... and then after that, the only notes that are really similar are the descending chromatic scale... you cannot own those things.

and it didn't take long for his team to find the net. davies alco volatile him across from marvin put her in the 4th minute. although initially flicked off site after via check the goal was given. and here to had a precious one elite, much to the delight of the coach. at the other end stood guts, frustration was growing, they couldn't find a way through the hair to defense. after the break dina's mother panos had a chance to level the scores, but a shot brushed off the crossbow, hurt her was still on the front foot though, and almost made a to know through peter pickering shot from just outside the box. and finally and stoppage time, some fancy footwork from he shook belford deal wrapped up the game and gave her to her all 3 vital points at the bottom of the table. delightful. felix mugot in his 5 hundreds bonus league game, tears and despair for stuttgart who are now 4 points from safety. important when for hannah, but does that mean there's days now? i think given the rollercoaster season their fans have had, they won't say anything until it's mathematically certain. one thing that

there are too many cases and there are many frivolous cases and, having testified in the blurred line marvin and confusing for the public. you have another example, don't you? talk us through the led zeppelin case. you? talk us through the led zeppelin case-— you? talk us through the led zeppelin case. ok, this is one, and i'm going _ zeppelin case. ok, this is one, and i'm going to _ zeppelin case. ok, this is one, and i'm going to show- zeppelin case. ok, this is one, and i'm going to show you - zeppelin case. ok, this is one, and i'm going to show you a i and i'm going to show you a little bit of a chart that i put together. as you can see here, you can see that the reds notes are the ones that are in common and the black notes i'm not in common. so had the first three notes that either same and then you have descending chromatic scale. i and then you have descending chromatic scale.— and then you have descending chromatic scale. i am not going to sing so _ chromatic scale. i am not going to sing so you _ chromatic scale. i am not going to sing so you may _ chromatic scale. i am not going

during ramadan, nevada, the marvin william ordered them, would you borrow more than i was? a number of taliban members were inside the most too involved. we were standing to finish sep worship. within a few minutes an explosion occurred and i was covered with small pieces and body pulse. yes, and is really a security guard and palestinian man have been shot dead in separate incidents in the occupied west bank. israeli military says palestinian gunmen opened fire on the guard in the area settlement between ramallah and numbers on friday and then fled the seed shortly after his really forces shot dead, a palestinian man during an operation. in the town of vazo. the british virgin islands, premier and chief war official have been arrested in the us on charges of conspiring to traffic cocaine and launder money. dragon forestman agents took angel far. he n ali and vine may not in to custody in florida on thursday. the pair accused of agreeing to accept money from undercover police, posing as mexican drug traffickers for he and may not were to inspect a pain carrying $700000.00.

marvin norwood looks at what happened just after the incident.hat happened behind the scenes on hollywood's biggest night after will smith slapped chris rock on stage. he sat down for an interview with tj holmes. >> i never felt so immediately devastated like i did in that moment. reporter: packer thought it was a bit but then chris rock confirmed he had been slapped. the lapd showed up ready to take will smith into custody. >> they were saying, this is battery, we look at him, we are prepared, you can press charges, we can arrest him. as they were talking, chris was being very dismissive of those options. reporter: in the theater, efforts to ease the tension. the academy asked will smith to leave, in which he refused. he went on to accept the award for best actor for his performance. a speech will packer was hoping would have included an apology. >> i think we were hoping that he would make it better. that he would stand on that stage and say what just happened minutes ago was completely wrong. chris rock, i am so sorry, please forgive me. repor

minister marvin white takes the stage inside glide memorial church that you will use joy. he's welcoming easter sunday worshippers. i am full of expectation. you know, i expect people to just show up. i expect people to feel nervous and afraid and scared. this is their approach time coming back in to be here and i want to be in place. i want them to know that we've been waiting for them and expecting them that whatever they're walking away from better arms are open wide for them. today it's the first easter sunday service in person since the beginning of the pandemic. people attending say they were growing tired of the virtual celebrations. i love being here in the person cause when you being person you can unite with people. the church is offering some covid-19 protocols to make sure everyone still feels safe and comfortable. we have air scrubbers in the aisles. we have all the windows and doors open. we have an amazing ventilation system because we know a lot of the covid is about ventilation. so we make sure that our air is the best in the world. masks and proof of vacc

hit, "blurred lines," sounded an awful lot like a 1977 song, "got to give it up," by her ex-husband marvinat song? >> not for a moment. i was there when marv vinin made the record. so there was no hesitation, no confusion. >> reporter: richard busch won the case. the gaye family got $5 million and half of all future royalties. what made the blurred lines case notorious is that the songs aren't technically that much alike. the melodies and lyrics are different. ♪ blurred lines ♪ >> reporter: the chords and base lines are different. ♪♪ >> reporter: what they do have in common is their vibe, the beat, the cowbell, the party chatter. the verdict seems to open the doors for similar lawsuits against famous bands. in 2016, a band called collage, sued bruno mars and won a settlement. ♪♪ >> reporter: martin harrington and thomas leonard sued ed sheeran, and won co-writing credit and royalties. to wun of these lawsuits, you have to prove three things. first, you have to prove that you own the original song. second, you have to prove that the thief had access that they heard your song at some point.

, and also their own religious centuries are deserted. senior political analyst, marlin burchard, marvin, as always, thank you very much indeed. 50000000 people have died worldwide due to the pandemic. 9000000 more than previously thought that's according to our yet to be released. world health organization study reported in the new york times. newspapers has been delayed because of objections from india, for 1000000 of the additional desktop, and they're making the total 8 times as many as officially recorded. i'll come and see is an economist who is advised. the world health organization uncovered 1900 mortality rates. he says, the true global death toll is difficult to calculate. the issue in many countries differ and how they certify a covey death and even a covert case. and they of course differ in their capacity to even just administer the test. so the number of reported cobra deaf that you might see on the john hopkins basketball go on the w h o that is simply on comparable between countries, especially countries from different continents or development level. this is the exact re

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host: this is marvin in charlotte, north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for having c-span. my comment, we need to have stricter regulations to make better gun control and the laws in the books and go from there. we need that. i cannot quote any special dates or historic fact. host: i apologize. it is difficult to hear you when you have the volume of your tv up. if you can turn it down so everybody can hear you clearly. james in florida, democrats line. where in florida are you calling from? caller: central florida. enforcing the laws that we have on the books is correct, but i have a problem here, the ghost guns, where you can order it online and have it delivered to your house and put it together and you do not have to register it. that is wrong. and gentlemen said it is the liberals fault. it is not. in 2020, they released a bunch of people out of prison at that time because of fear of the covid. the blame game is everybody's fault. we all have to work together here. republicans, democrats, independent. what president biden did yesterday, signing

host: marvin from colonial beach, virginia. republican. what is on your mind?r: i wanted to make a statement. this was a victory for islam, the election -- confirmation of the new judge. host: why do you say that? caller: it's a victory for islam, because in islam a woman's voice is only -- of a man's voice. you can look down the line from the start of everything when women were allowed to vote. there are many articles written that this was the beginning of the end of america. host: ok. joe in north plainfield, new jersey. a democrat. caller: my goodness. that was amazing, what that man just said. astonishingly not saying all people are created equal and they have the right to express their ideas and participate in this government regardless of them being male or female, or any particular color or creed, religion and race. but before that, the man who called from alabama, i agreed with everything he said. i want to say to the people who called the men from wisconsin and taxes that complained about how clarence thomas was treated -- texas that complained about h

now this morning, i'm joined by minister marvin white here who is going to be kind of leading the charge here, tony. first time in 10 years. you actually get people in person for a celebration like this and a memorial like this. talking about what's going through your mind today. we're just really excited that there is an opportunity for folks to come back in two years in the pandemic of isolation of being apart from one another. this is the first opportunity they will have. to come out of all that deadness and back into life, which is what resurrection is that they get to come back into dried, which is all about living in life, so we're really excited to have people come back in person, but also experienced this resurrection on online as well. the umbrella of glide does such great work for folks here in the tenderloin explain how important it is to have something like this for easter. in the neighborhood here. yeah every day i glide is easter. every day is somebody's last supper every day someone is experiencing food insecurity needs help with recovery needs. housing needs up. us safety

yeah worrying minister marvin white takes the stage inside glide memorial church that you will choosetion. you know, i expect people to show up. i expect people to feel nervous and afraid and scared. this is their first time coming back in. i want to be here and i want to be in place. i want them to know that we've been waiting for them and expecting them. that whatever they're walking away from that our arms are open wide for them. today it's the first easter sunday service in person since the beginning of the pandemic, people attending say they were growing tired of the virtual celebrations. i love being here in the person cause when you be in person, you can unite with people. the church is offering some covid-19 protocols to make sure everyone still feels safe and comfortable. we have airspace uppers in the aisles. we have all the windows and doors open. we have an amazing ventilation system because we know a lot of the covid is about ventilation. so we make sure that our air is the best in the world masks and proof of vaccination are still required inside the sanctuary. people at

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when we were at the beckley, marvin who is producing, very kindly but as some iced buns so that thinke live across the uk in the coming weeks with special coverage of the election campaigns. for full details of the elections in your area — go to the bbc news website. in the politics section, you can enter your postcode and get all the details. that's all at bbc.co.uk/news. the number of people in the uk who had coronavirus in the week ending 9th april is down about 10% compared with the week before. estimates from the office for national statistics show about one in 15 people had covid last week, down from one in 13 the previous week. let's speak to the bbc�*s head of statistics robert cuffe, who has been looking at those new figures from the 0ns. infection seem to be falling, robert, why is that?- infection seem to be falling, robert, why is that? well, the bii iest robert, why is that? well, the biggest thing _ robert, why is that? well, the biggest thing that _ robert, why is that? well, the biggest thing that has - robert, why is that? well, the i biggest thing that has happened i