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tom: matt, you are an outstanding student of behavior with your expertise on japan. michael wilsons maybe the strategist of the moment with a real cautious call on 2001 into this year. he looks this morning for a change in corporate behavior. do you agree? >> interestingly, i just came from a trip in japan, i was out there last week with a colleague, and what we saw out in japan suggest that until you start to get some inflation, you shouldn't expect to see corporations change their behavior. because we have inflation here in the u.s., certainly makes sense to me that we are going to see some changing behavior out of u.s. opera with the dollar strengthening again this morning. that should ultimately result in some changed at the u.s. corporate level. lisa: then let's talk more about u.s. inflation and fed policy response. he sees 60 basis points in june, july, and september. he set the reason why he is sticking with 50 is because of indications that activities slowing down and that has to avoid overdoing it and having an abrupt about-face. the market is also now breaking in great c

wilson walker, kpix 5. >> for the next mayor, san joe say will come down to chavez and city councilman matt mayhan in november. >> homelessness, crime, affordable housing isn't working. it's time for greater accountability in government. >> what i cthink voters did las night is they were looking for experience with a new vision. >> chavez if elected would be the first labor backed mayor in nearly two decades. he based the campaign on the need for change. whoever wins in november could potentially serve ten years because 1r0voters opted to move presidential election years. this year's winner would have to run again in 2024, their first partial term wouldn't count toward the two-term limit. for more head to kpix.com. >>> terrifying moments for a woman in san jose after she came home to criminals ransacking her home and her husband being held at gunpoint. this is video from her dashcam. the woman was pulling up to her driveway when she saw the suspects inside her own garage. she immediately started honking her horn and called police. >> hello? what's going on, ma'am? >> there is a robbery happening. they hold my

wilson, bbc news, the royal academy. for the last time in the studio, here is matt taylor. oh, the suspense! heat is currently across spain and portugal, 44 degrees here, and that is how it compares with the norm, well above average, notice how they creep northwards, and the uk will see temperatures above average by about 10 degrees by friday. 31 degrees across parts of the midlands, east anglia, the southeast, scotland and ireland always a bit cooler because through out this week, like tonight, weather fronts very close by, bringing cloud and rain at times. but it does mean tonight, these are where the mildest conditions will be, still a few spots of rain, isolated showers, mostly fading away. clearest skies across central and western england and wales, quite a fresh night, cooler than last night, down to four or 5 degrees. but here a good deal of sunshine to start with, sunny spells for much of the country, always more cloud in scotland and northern ireland tomorrow, the bulk of the showers across the highlands and islands, still quite breezy through the day, temperatures in the mid teens.

matt parkinson bowled his leg spin, having arrived via motorways as england's concussion replacement. nojoy for him. new zealand four wickets down, 227 ahead, and england's new captain with some familiar england problems. joe wilsonadal, a 13—time champion at roland garros, was facing alexander zverev in what had been a gripping semifinal, but the german suffered a serious ankle injury in the second set and had to retire, handing nadal a place in sunday's final. dan 0gunshakin reports. alex zverev had only once beaten rafael nadal on clay a begin a semifinal like a man determined to improve that record. after a break in the rafael nadal served in the opening game him of the german looked into position to take the opening set until this key moment. you saw what happened there! he is not wearing a sweat band and the racket slipped it his hand. its, racket slipped it his hand. a tie—break and suit where zverev raced into a 6— to lead but rafael nadal showed powers of recovery to take the opener in 90 minutes. nailed it and the noise ricocheting around! the nailed it and the noise ricocheting around! , _, ., , ., , nailed it and the noise ricocheting around! , .,, ., , , . around! the second was equally epic with a 1

wilson peel, the artisan turned artist. remember peale and paine i both fighting in the american revolution. timothy matt lac and the committees, the committee of privates is writing, they're helping to write this constitution. this constitution also gave people broad voting rights. so, in pennsylvania, there was no property requirement for the vote. all you have to do is on yourself, if you are a free person, you can vote. so, this excluded the enslaved, it excluded apprentices, so if you're in an apprenticeship or contract like that you are not viewed is totally free. there is a lot of apprentices in the militia. so apprentices really pushback about this. in the end, they reached compromise to exclude them. thereafter, the motion didn't enroll apprentices, they weren't allowed to be in the militia and certain committees. this meant that people -- there was no race or ethnicity mentioned. pennsylvania also made naturalization easy. you only had to reside in the state for one year to become naturalized. so, this made the vote and participation available to of these fairly recent immigrants, like timothy

matt parkinson bowled his leg spin, having arrived via motorways as england's concussion replacement. nojoy for him. new zealand four wickets down, 227 ahead, and england's new captain with some familiar england problems. joe wilsonum jubilee celebrations as the second day of the bank holiday draws to a close. yes, in case you've forgotten it's friday, as we mentioned earlier, there's still a whole weekend ofjubilee celebrations ahead, including a big concert at buckingham palace tomorrow night and then a pageant on the mall on sunday. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. on an east end factory site next to the thames, a dragon has come to life. gliding up the mall, the giant puppet will symbolise the enormity of the role taken on by the young princess elizabeth, plyed by dancerjanice ho. she has a sense of freedom at the beginning but then she meets the dragon and how she deals with that — is it with a sense of fear, or does she play with it and become friends with it? and how excited are you to be playing princess elizabeth in the pageant? i'm really excited, this is such a big opportunity. around 10,000 people will take part, there will be dancers, vehicle, puppets... ..and much else, all telling th

matt parkinson bowled his leg spin, having arrived via motorways as england's concussion replacement. nojoy for him. new zealand four wickets down, 227 ahead, and england's new captain with some familiar england problems. joe wilsoning nadal a place in sunday's final. dan ogunshakin reports. alex zverev had only ever once beaten rafa nadal on clay, but he started the semifinal like a man determined to improve on that record. after a break of nadal�*s serve in the opening game, the german looked in a good position to take the first set until this key moment. oh, wow! well, you saw what happened there! he's not wearing a sweat band, and the racket slipped in his hand. a tie—break ensued where zverev raced into a 6—2 lead, yet nadal showed his powers of recovery to take the opener in 91 minutes. nailed it. the noise ricocheting around the court! the second was equally epic. after a marathon 92 minutes, including eight breaks of serve in 11 games, nadal forced a second tie—break, but zverev badly rolled his ankle. oh, no! a 14th roland—garros final for the spaniard, but not in the manner he;d have chosen. as everybody knows, being in the final at one more time is a dream without a doubt. applause. but at the same tim