michael brissenden: none at all? michael mccormack: no. michael brissenden: why not?nections, they're getting favorable treatment. do you reject that? michael mccormack: well, i get on well with paul scurrah, i get on well with alan joyce.

michael: not so far.hey gave us a boilerplate response to our book, it may be a couple of sentences basically saying they did everything they could to keep people safe, as they always do. but we have not really heard from them as the book was published. susan: let's get into some particulars about the zaandam. who owns and operates the ship? michael: it is part of the holland america line, one of the cruise lines owned by carnival corporation, the largest, one of the largest leisure companies in the world. it is basically under the carnival corporation. susan: what country is she flagged under? michael: different ships are flagged under different countries. the zaandam is under the dutch flag but the corporation has subsidiaries all over the world, in places like panama and other places, bermuda and other jurisdictions outside the reach of the u.s. and that complicated the issue. susan: jonathan, tell me specifically about the passengers overall on this march 2020 cruise. what was the population and where

this morning, community secretary michael _ country.tary michael gove went - country. this morning, community secretary michael gove went to . country. this morning, community| secretary michael gove went to see the prime minister to tell him he thought he should resign. in the last hour, the man who yesterday sat around boris johnson's last hour, the man who yesterday sat around borisjohnson's cabinet around boris johnson's cabinet table was sacked by him, with a around borisjohnson's cabinet table was sacked by him, with a number 10 source describing michael gove as a snake. this was the scene in downing street this evening. drivers hanging around while cabinet ministers went inside. some are saying mrjohnson should go, others are saying he should go, others are saying he should stay. the culture secretary is still supported. i5 should stay. the culture secretary is still supported.— is still supported. is anyone else back in the _ is still supported. is anyone else back in the prime _ is still supported. is anyone else back in the pr

>> michael: oh, my goodness!hael: i love that you have a botox station in the back i feel so good. >> kelly: and i have not used it. >> michael: and your audience is so beautiful. >> kelly: they, and it has taken a minute to get here, my goal. >> michael: i was watching, and i don't know where he is now, but he was so happy. >> kelly: you can see his smile. >> michael: you look so lovely today. i know that we run into each other a lot, but was the last time at the voice? >> michael: i think so and then we had dinner at blake's? >> kelly: that was fun. we all drink. it was good. >> michael: yes, it was good. >> kelly: i love their food. congrats, you have a new baby now! you all make some babies. >> michael: yes, you make beautiful babies. >> kelly: yes, but two. >> michael: i think once you hit two, three -- >> kelly: they start playing with each other. >> michael: my wife and i are really excited to be expecting and i'm really lucky that she loves me. it is >> kelly: did you want a fourth? or was it like an hoop

michael finney will have the story.eeping a close eye on the airports with the holiday weekend turning to one of the busiest we have seen in a long time. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. j.r.: welcome back. parking is always a challenge in san francisco, but for one couple, it turned into a deep dive into san francisco history. they were slapped with a huge fine for parking in their own driveway as they have for nearly four decades. michael finney has their perplexing story. reporter: they have been using their car park for decades, when suddenly the city said that is illegal. there was threatened with a $1500 fine, huge fee even by san francisco standards. the only way out, going back into san francisco history. parking in san francisco -- >> is insane. there are too many sparked -- cars. i got hit with $2000 of parking tickets. michael: for judy and ed, it seems especially hard. they live on the steep hill where parking can be a gravity defying challenge. they could

let me go to michael now. michael. well, how does nato walk away from all of this? ok, i mean, i know, i think, you know, the new york times, you know, ukraine's winning and all this, you know, how do they walk away from this? how do they, how do they explain to people? not only we lose the ukrainians lose that we crash the economy after crashing the economy with cove it go ahead, michael looks like to me. they're not walking away from it. they're trying to enlarge it by introducing for the 1st time china into their final statement. they're, they're, they're looking for a whole new lease on life. and by bringing in china that, that, to me is very, very worrisome. and i, and i think it underscore the competition that they now feel against the west. michael, michael, you think the chinese fear nato. do you think they fear nato? oh no, no. not at all. it's just that we have skelton birth. try and who, who's the head of head of nato, trying to justify nato's existence and invite, bring it in this whole new aspect. and it, and, and atlantic alliance bring in now, in to c

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let's talk to michael mckee and katie. michael commodes come to you first. let's give us your take on the rate in to this. we do have to ask how negative it has been, whether we are at pessimism. michael: from an economic standpoint, i don't want to seleka two-headed economist, but there are things on both sides you to consider. that is the tough job for the fed. we saw for the fifth month in a row existing home sales fall. this morning, mortgage applications fell to a 22 year low. yet, median prices for existing homes continues to rise. that is still inflationary, still going to feed into the inflation numbers. that is the hard part about trying to figure out what's going on here. we have inflation and a slowing economy, a bit of stagflation at the moment. how do you respond to that if you are both the federal reserve or an investor? alix: on a market level, yesterday's rally was fairly broad-based. we are a little softer today. we don't know if we are at full capitulation or not. it is hard to understand in light of that. katie: we are not going to really

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michael, michael, do you think the chinese fair nato, do you think they fear nato? oh, no, no, not at all. it's just that. we have stella. bert trying, who's the head of head of nato trying to justify nato's existence and, and by bring it in this whole new aspect. and it, and atlantic alliance bring in now, in to china as a, as a concern. i think race, is it the issue of just when does this all and when, when do we stop fighting wars? we been at a for 20 or 2 years here, a fighting wars constantly and, and yet we keep jumping back in. it wasn't any sooner that we were left or, or dropped out of afghanistan that we were into the black sea. we just can't help ourselves. and this is got to stop. and now we want to bring in china and we want a m and which just raised a concert. you can't fight a 3 to 4 front war. and now we're and now this morning as a result of what biden's said, with laughter of israel, that we may potentially have a 4th front war by committee. the united states potentially to a military conflict against iran. when does it stop? and i think that it, o

i'm michael steele.show weekends that were pm eastern and on msnbc hub, peacock, mondays and tuesdays. make sure to tune into msnbc tuesday when special coverage of the next january 6th hearings began at 6 am eastern. we will bring you the full hearings live. right now, it's time for politics nation with reverend al sharpton. w, it's time f or>> thank you, michael. good evening and welcome to politicsnation. tonight's lead, system under siege. right now, another note is threatening to close around our rates. just as last month's supreme court decision on undoing federal abortion rights was the result of the 50-year movement, a monstr

and, michael and joey, i'd like to put this to you — maybe michael first.ere untruths are being briefed to the press, perhaps that is a problem specific to the current operation in number 10? well, i mean, i'm not, you know, involved in reporting the news on a day—to—day basis these days. but i don't see that the system needs to change. ijust think that the culture needs to change. and you probably need a clearout, not only of the prime minister and his political aides, but probably some of the civil servants in number 10 as well. and you need to get back to a system where it is understood that you don't go around telling lies tojournalists, a, because it's morally wrong and, b, because it's going to get you into trouble. and you probably need a culture where people are much more willing to turn around and say, "well, boris — or prime minister — is that actually true?" and what's happened now is that people have been going out and basically telling lies on behalf of the prime minister, having already done so in previous episodes over the last few months. an

michael: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. liz: as always we want to hear , from you.ur website to share your story. lisa: if you're out and about on foot, you need a jacket because it is chilly out there, even on the damp side. in the city, 50 three degrees. yesterday it was just 60. we will get some sun but we are getting wind. we will talk about it. liz: next, the warriors are shuffling the d liz: welcome back. starting out joanne. -- chilly. lisa: 64 degrees. mount diablo is 65 p below the deck of low clouds, cool, in the 50 -- 65. below the deck of low clouds, cool, in the 50's. a little son in santa clara. 61 there. no son at all until late in the day. 57 in napa. 53 in santa rosa. the deck of low clouds several thousand feet deep and then we are looking at cooler than average temperatures. on top of that, strong onshore wind making for a cool holiday weekend here 56 in santa cruz. with low clouds, patchy drizzle, temperatures way down. we should see 80's and the inland valleys. those will be absent for the next few days but we will get middle to eetake a look at

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michael, very good to see you. as i put together the letter that's in your packet thinking back i actually was hired at bosca three years after michael joined the puc, so worked my entire career on the water system together. you can imagine there have been times we have been on opposite sides of an issue and same side of an issue you about the words were so true, i never questioned his loyalty to the regional water system and that's an important thing. i think that's part of the critical piece of good public service. we may disagree, that's part of how we move forward. and certainly were a lot of challenging things in our time together and through the course of that together and with your leadership you made it better. and so i want to thank you for that, michael and wish you the best of luck on your retirement, and good health and good times. so, thank you. >> any other members of the public present who wish to speak? mr. moderator, do you have any callers? hands raised? >> madam secretary, we have one caller. >>

michael, michael, you think the chinese fear nato? do you think they fear nato? oh no, no, not at all. it's just that we have stoughton bert trying. who's the head of head of natal trying to justify nato's existence and by bringing in this whole new aspect. and it mantic alliance bring him now into china as a, as a concern. i think raises the issue of just when does this all and when, when do we stop fighting wars? we've been at a for 22 years here. fighting wars constantly and yet we keep jumping back in. it wasn't any sooner that we left or, or dropped out of the afghanistan that we were into the black sea. we just can't help ourselves. and this has got to stop. and now we want to bring in china and we want to and which just raise the concern. you can't fight a 3 to 4 for war. and now we're and now this morning as a result of what biden said with laughing. this real that we may potentially have a 4th front war by committing the united states potentially to a military conflict against iran. when does it stop? and i think that once again, nato is just is out of i

and, michael and joey, i'd like to put this to you — maybe michael first.ng briefed to the press, perhaps that is a problem specific to the current operation in number 10? well, i mean, i'm not, you know, involved in reporting the news on a day—to—day basis these days. but i don't see that the system needs to change. ijust think that the culture needs to change. and you probably need a clearout, not only of the prime minister and his political aides, but probably some of the civil servants in number 10 as well. and you need to get back to a system where it is understood that you don't go around telling lies tojournalists, a, because it's morally wrong and, b, because it's going to get you into trouble. and you probably need a culture where people are much more willing to turn around and say, "well, boris — or prime minister — is that actually true?" and what's happened now is that people have been going out and basically telling lies on behalf of the prime minister, having already done so in previous episodes over the last few months. and you would have tho

monsignor michael harriman: you go to a mass at a church-- candice: then there's monsignor michael harrimanan francisco's saint cecilia's in 2017, but continues to work as a priest according to the archdiocese. like father ghiorso, he also worked at saint vincent's and cyo camp during the '80s, according to our review of catholic directories. the priest is now accused in a lawsuit of sexually abusing children at the boy's home during his time there. candice: hi, my name is candice nguyen. i'm with "nbc bay area." i'm trying to reach monsignor michael harriman. candice: after trying multiple times to reach him by phone, we spoke with harriman at his burlingame home. monsignor harriman: yes. candice: hi, monsignor harriman? candice nguyen here with "nbc bay area." new lawsuits allege child sex abuse, including sex trafficking at saint vincent's school for boys while you were there. are you aware of these claims? monsignor harriman: yes, i am, and there's been an investigation. i've been proven innocent. candice: would you like to sit down with us for a full interview, where we can ask all of

>> michael: i try. let him have it. them have it. >> tyrus: there is no air or water and something made us leave. and let them steal your intel. have them shoot down. >> greg: there you go. all right. coming up, should you fight crime with a neighborhood watch or a furry friend who sniffs your crotch? and lower use of oral steroids. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. ask your doctor about fasenra. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. riders! let your que

michael? well, when people talk about recession, they think of a business, they go up and down and then recovering. and this isn't a business cycle, this is a change in the way the world is being organized for one thing, every recession since world war 2. and as i started with recovered with a much higher level of debt. and today the level of debt has grown. so much that domestic market, both in the united states and europe are and the global sounds are unable to grow, grow. the problem is got much worse because the u. s. dollar is going up against the european currency and the global so currently is making it much harder for these countries to pay their dollar denominated debt when they all do this all. and what's really causing a break in the chain of payments and making things much worse than they are now, is the fact that they're going to be continued higher energy prices. i or food prices and countries do not have a not money both to stay. so the feed their populations and pay their forei

michael? well, when people talk about recession, they think of a business, they go up and down and then recovering. and this isn't a business cycle, this is a change in the way the world is being organized for one thing, every recession since world war 2 ended, as i started with recovered with a much higher level of debt. and today the level of debt has grown. so much that domestic market, both in the united states and europe are and the global sounds are unable to grow, grow. the problem is got much worse because the u. s. dollar is going up against the european currency and the global so currently is making it much harder for these countries to pay their dollar denominated debt when they all do this all. and what's really causing a break in the chain of payments and making things much worse than they are now, is the fact that they're going to be continued higher energy prices or food prices and countries to not have a not money both to stay. so the feed their populations and pay their foreig

michael: not necessarily. i do not think so. tom: kailey, michael has to help us. supposed to say no, bloomberg intelligence is all-knowing. kailey: they are all-knowing. we appreciate their insight. if we could take this down to the sector level, after data like this, after looking at the moves, i take a look at the banks. looking at spider etf, which is how i gauge the actions of the sector as a whole, before the opening bell rings, up a quarter of 1%. how do you balance the idea that the fed is going to be hiking rates, that is going higher, but you have an inverted your -- yield curve and fear of recession and put it into a thesis for the financial sector? michael: the financial sector trades closely with the two tens curve, which is inverting and possibly getting deeper inverted. that is a negative for financials performance. is not matter much for financials, that is going to be more about the 3, 5-year end and other curves. certainly, performance is going to be pinched by the two tens inverting. tom: thank you so much. michael casper with us of bloomberg int

i'm michael corleone. this is my father.don corleone's youngest son. luca brasi held a revolver against halley�*s head. coppola went for al pacino — a relative unknown at the time. the studio wasn't impressed by his acting at first. it was described as "anaemic". why are all these people bothering your father on a day like this? oh, that's because they know. what? — that no sicilian can refuse any request... but ultimately, pacino's performance was mesmerising and ignited his career. i'm with you now. i'm with you. pacino was amazed he got the role. i thought, "there's no way i'm going to get the part! "you can't" — you know what i mean? they're all these big movie stars out there and i thought "what do they want? "how am i ever going to get that kind of a role?" i don't want it. i'm doing all right. my life's ok. imean, simple. i play the piano sometimes, i go do theatre, i read, i have — you know, i'm in new york. new york, you get everything. new york feeds you, you know? you don't need anything else. from sequences shot

let me go to michael now. michael. well, how does nato walk away from all of this? ok, i mean, i know, i think, you know, the new york times, you know, ukraine's winning and all this, you know, how do they walk away from this? how do they, how do they explain to people? not only did we lose the ukrainians, where was we crashed the economy? after crashing the economy with coven? go ahead. michael looks like to me. they're not walking away from it. they're trying to enlarge it by introducing for the 1st time china into their final statement. they're, they're, they're, they're looking for a whole new lease on life. and by bringing in china that, that, to me is very, very worrisome. and i think, and i think it underscores the competition that they now feel against the, the west. michael, michael, do you think that chinese fear nato, do you think they fear nato? oh, no, no, not at all. it's just that. we have stella. bert trying, who's the head of head of nato trying to justify nato's existence and, and by bring it in this whole new aspect. and it in atlantic alliance br

michael collins, joins us now. michael, i love your research note when you talk about the relative value trade, the relative value rationalization that is out there. amid this volatility. you cannot do it, can you? michael: the markets, the credit markets are performing in a pretty controlled way. the selloff, as brutal as it seems, has been orderly. but, there are a lot of good relative value opportunities right now. i do not know if it is a great time to jump in and by rates or credit, but there are a lot of interesting opportunities. tom: what does a relative value trade --constructive -- construct a relative trade for us in real time. michael: the one that hasn't been working is in our plain old state treasury market. that 20 year treasury, which they have talked about for a long time and issued a couple of years ago and put on a treasury future recently, is one of the cheapest bonds in the world on a lit have basis. this is inside baseball, but you can buy a 20 year treasury, dollar 10 year and 30 year treasur

i'm michael holmes, coming to you live from the cnn center? atlanta.ing news out of japan, former prime minister shinzo abe has been rushed to hospital, after being shot according to japan's broadcaster nhk. this happened as he was giving a speech in western japan. for those just catching up on things, let's start with what we know happened. >> japanese public broadcaster nhk is reporting that former japanese prime minister shinzo abe house shot twice in the chest while delivering a speech at 12:30 local time. abe was rushed to the hospital, bleeding from his chest in a state of cardiac arrest. nhk says that abe was conscious and responsive. will be transported after the shooting. witnesses say abe was shot from behind. he didn't collapse after the first shot but did collapse after the second shot at the time. the suspect did not attempt to run. was arrested on the spot. a man believed to be in his 40s, has been arrested with possession of a gun. the gun is believed to be handmade. nhk reporters on the scene, again heard two shots while abe was deliver

professor michael klein, i beyond that. professor michael klein, twill— beyond that. that. professor michaelj klein, i will check in with you in beyond that. professor michael i klein, i will check in with you in a few months's time.— klein, i will check in with you in a few months's time. thank you for 'oinin: few months's time. thank you for joining me- _ few months's time. thank you for joining me. you're _ few months's time. thank you for joining me. you're welcome. - few months's time. thank you for joining me. you're welcome. i - joining me. you're welcome. i enjoyed it very much. that is it from this week's show. you can get the latest updates on the war in ukraine and the impact is having on our global economy on the bbc website or the smartphone app. you can also follow me on twitter. tweet me, i will treat you back. thank you for watching, me, i will treat you back. thank you forwatching, i me, i will treat you back. thank you for watching, i will see you soon. goodbye. hello. today is bringing some sunny spells, yes. but also some big shower clouds bubbling

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