he was told by reynolds that reynolds was going to go up to gettysburg. was going to try to get the enemy to collect in front of him. and the minute the enemy did, he was to fall back to emmett's bergh. that's what double day says. it's corroborated document i found in a collection and southern california. document of a nine-page letter written by a sleigh girl who was the judge advocate in double days division. he was their winning double day was notified that reynolds was dead. and he says double day took it very seriously. he was visibly of set by it. and he says then he turned to me and he says i have no idea what reynolds intent was here. now, that corroborates what he said in battles and leaders because what he says is that reynolds was supposed to fall back to emmett's bergh. here he is involved in a tactical engagement that's not going to involve the entire first core. we don't know how many enemies are out there. widow winds up is that -- comes in from the north. ap hills harry heath division comes in from the west followed by dorsey tenders. and

kim reynolds, we will start with you. what message are republicans sending to voters? >> i want to thank pbs for hosting us tonight. i want to take this opportunity to thank iowans to serve as the governor of this great state. we have faced a lot of challenges. we started with a historic flooding, a worldwide pandemic. through all of it, i have been inspired by the resilience of iowans. when we headed into covid, we had one of the most resilient budgets in the country. we were able to come out of it. that had to do with the fact that we trusted iowans to do the right thing and they did. we rejected lockdowns. we kept our communities safe by supporting our men and women who serve in law enforcement. our fiscal help this strong. we have been named one of the top 10 states to live in in the country. we are pro-parent, profamily, pro-tax player and pro-freedom. we are going to build on what we have done for the last four years. >> i would like to thank pbs for raising awareness around this race and giving us an opportunity to

had had been told by reynolds. and he wrote a very fine article in battles and leaders after the war. he was told by reynolds that reynolds was going to go up to gettysburg was going to try to get the enemy to collect in front of him and the minute the enemy did he was to fall back to emmitsburg. that's what double day says. now this corroborated by a document i found in a collection in southern, california. document of a nine page letter written by a jacob slagle who was the judge advocate in doubleday's division. and slagle was there when doubleday was notified that reynolds was dead. and he says double day took it very seriously. he was visibly upset by it. and he says then he turned to me and he says i have no idea what rentals intent was here. now that corroborates what he said it battles and leaders because what he says is that reynolds said we're supposed to fall back to emmitsburg. and here he is involved in a tactical engagement. that's now going to involve the entire first core and we don't know how many

he's got reynolds command out reynolds division is out here. he's got thiel mclain's men, which scott will talk about and has written about beautifully up here on chin ridge. and that's about it. and at that momentwahing porter's men fall back and if there was ever any evidee that didn't understand the tactical situation, he promptly as porter's men fall back here, mcdowell orders reynolds men off of ten off of the ground south of the turnpike to come up here and support porter's retreating men leaving by 4:00. that fewer federals in front of longstreet than in any other point in the battle. it was, i think, without question, one of the most important, most significant tactical mistakes ever made by a corps commander on a civil war battlefield. certainly in virginia, and shortly thereafter, longstreet's men, as scott described in his book, and he will describe on the tour on sunday, are forward across this landscape and come very close to destroying pope's. they don't succeed in the end. they defeat it, but they don't destroy it. um, and credit

woody allen and reynolds had just married her jackman told reynolds that he was closely following him his girlfriend a grudge ryan and scarlett eventually divorced. but ryan and hugh are still friends and constantly tease each other on social networks , they call it a prank war, for example, once jackman, his friend jake gyllenhaal invited reynolds to a party, saying that everyone would come in stupid christmas sweaters. naturally, in such an outfit, one ryan's friends came with pleasure. they captured this moment and the photo of embarrassment went around the internet, when jackman was nominated for emma, ​​he stated that reynolds was so depressed that he already he doesn’t get out of bed for 3 days to the delight of his wife blake lively, who can finally take a break from him somehow jackman said that he decided to slow down a little and spend only 5 hours a day planning pranks for reynolds. ryan is not indebted. once he wrote down congratulations to the people of australia on their national holiday, but at the end he noted that the country has one trouble. they gave the world a sam

wheel him and a second but ou've reynolds.ve taken our forecasts of profit down-— of profit down. down to 250 billion? yes, a lot of profit down. down to 250 billion? yes. a lot of — of profit down. down to 250 billion? yes, a lot of businesses _ of profit down. down to 250 billion? yes, a lot of businesses are - of profit down. down to 250 billion? yes, a lot of businesses are more i yes, a lot of businesses are more than _ yes, a lot of businesses are more than that, — yes, a lot of businesses are more than that, we _ yes, a lot of businesses are more than that, we are _ yes, a lot of businesses are more than that, we are doing _ yes, a lot of businesses are more than that, we are doing the - yes, a lot of businesses are more than that, we are doing the best. yes, a lot of businesses are more i than that, we are doing the best to hold down— than that, we are doing the best to hold down prices— than that, we are doing the best to hold down prices and _ than that, we are doing the best to hold down prices and we _ than that, w

you know, the super star ryan, reynolds, he but the soccer team in wales. and it's bleeding money, right? like, you know, it's a reality show. it's called welcome to wrexham. it's on hulu and i'm just fascinated by. do you think buying a team that you could afford like this stat like sports teams and venues like that, that that makes money because it looks like there's a lot of expenses we don't count on. >> yeah, first and foremost, ryan reynolds plays the same role in all of his you see what i do know is that you see them all. but i think it's it's it shows you franchise is our big assets. yeah, i'm you've seen the value of the warriors go up in billions of dollars to some of the best investment ever made. were. i'm jerry jones by the dallas cowboys for a couple 100 million. now it's worth, you know, multiple billions of dollars. sosa franchises are good. and but i think the way they're playing right now, dorian is we want to watch something on tv that's live sports satisfies that everything else we can stream on sunday night game of thrones on monday. i

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rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. though there's just 2 weeks to go until brazil's presidential run off, no opposition candidate looted a silver has taken his campaign to voters in a stronghold of president drive. also narrow, he's promised to bring change to people. living in rio de janeiro is poor neighborhoods on the key on the key f. how's the story? oh, really sorry for these voters in rio de janeiro. a presidential candidate campaigning in a place dominated by drug traffickers and violence. just 4 months ago, 20 people were killed during a police read here in the complex with alamo. a sprawling brick and cement network of fabulous were slumps left his former leader with the national lula, the silver promised that their lives would change as they had during his last presidential term. i doubt that you will find any construction from incumbent president jaya, both scenarios here or in any prevail in the state. but even people who benefited from social projects during less presidency more than 10 years ago and move

part of the problem on the supreme court was justice james make reynolds. he was one of the four horsemen. he was a wilson appointee. he had been in the wilson administration with fdr. as attorney general, mick reynolds had drafted, in effect, a court packing plan. when cummings found that in told it to roosevelt they both thought it was such an incredibly wonderful car mixing to take on mick reynolds. i think they got too attached to the idea. that held their enthusiasm in february, march, and into the springtime finally before recalibration started. >> we have another question from my wife, what's determines what's level of justices are on the court? does congress have the power to change that number? could they change it down? as you said earlier, it's been five, it's been seven. you know, is that? >> it is entirely a statutory manner. it is an axe judiciary act, if you will. to create a supreme court seat, if one became vacant and could've all-ish one. i do not think a law can abolish a sitting justice. the constitution protects against that. also in ol

at 8:35, tim reynolds and his democratic challenger meet in a press -- iowa pbs's iowa press. >> c-sn is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including c

let's wrap up that reynolds wrap. it is a tampa bay buccaneers diehard. but on game day keith goes by another name. big nasty 35 years, man. it's never gone away or the you know the like they get lazy, and i'll just say nasty, nasty himself has become a fan favorite and unofficial bucks mascot posing for pictures on his way into the stadium. i would say our two hour 45 minutes. you know, and when we're winning, so it's fun . it's humbling, but i'm also getting older, the country. some younger fans were born with broncos fandom right there in their names. my oldest is brexit. he just turned 11. um he's named after tyrone braxton. his name is marshall von. so he's named after brandon marshall and von miller and miley and her name is spelled m i l e i g h so if you take away the first h her name spells mile hi, danielle pursley is home is a testament to her team outside and inside, and then i've got you know the team photos random cups from the games because why not? why wouldn't you save those orange blue christmas tree that they don't take down? i just mov

let's bring in garfield reynolds. what are you making of all this? economically it might make sense given loosening fiscal policy and tightening monetary policy at the same time, married with qe. garfield: it is definitely going to be messy for some time to come in u.k. markets. part of that of course is even after you have had the back down on the fiscal policy front, you had a recovery in the pound, you have easing of tensions somewhat in actual gilt yields. you have still got the aftershocks that will pump through the economy. real-world interest rates are higher than they would have been. volatility, so dramatic i am losing my words -- exploded. there will be this lingering sense of concern and distrust. ok, they say this now but then they after do that. what about the bank of england? yes, they are going to hike rates. they were going to start running down their balance sheet, quantitative tightening, selling bonds. now they are buying them but they are saying once they stopped having to buy them, they will start selling them and others as well.

our correspondent garfield reynolds is here. the main topic is still whether we will see this central bank misstep, policy error priced in. if you look at swap pricing, for example. what are you looking at this week? garfield: a big part of what i am looking at is whether we get a return into inflation or even after inflation. this might sound a little weird, i almost think the cpi is a sideshow compared to what the fed is going to do. unless you get an extraordinarily big cooldown in inflation. having the jobless rate go back down to 3.5%, strong jobs growth, strong wages growth, there is no reason whatsoever for fed officials to say ok, the job is done on inflation. even if, even when we have some very strong indications there are major dangers for recession, they will be looking at the jobless rate and think 3.5%, why would we start hiking rates? you could argue if you get a slowdown in inflation, they say this shows we should be doing this because jobs are staying resilient and inflation is coming down. given that, i think t

garfield reynolds is with us, the fed speak is in. the next card print, -- hard print, is that the fill or kill on 75 basis points and be trajectory to 4.5% locked in? >> to some extent, the cpi stun ner was almost stolen by jobs, 3.5% unemployment and strong wage growth, there is very little to prevent the fed after that. what recession when you have a jobs market this high? but there is concern that if you got an increase as everyone expects in core cpi, that that will further embolden the fed and investors who at various times this week you have either been buying stocks or bonds, thank jeffrey gundlach and others who have been saying bond yields look attractive. but if the fed is going to go to 4.5% rapidly and hold it there, that looks nasty. what if we got a hotter than expected cpi print, on top of hotter than expected jobs, that's when you look really nasty. more cross asset volatility. dani: that's an understatement. great to see you back in the office, a rare sight these days. when we continue to have this hot data, and unem

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shery: garfield reynolds with our top market stories. let's give it a paul allen with the first word headlines. paul: the financial times says japanese authorities spend more than $30 billion last week to prop up again while finance ministry officials did not comment on intervention measures. the ft says to people close to the government from the action. on friday the answers the most against the dollar since march 2020 after earlier hitting a fresh 32 year low. australian treasurer jim challenge -- chalens is predicting an update. it will show an underlying cash deficit of $22 billion u.s. he has promised a sensible budget mindful of the chaos caused by the u.k.'s shock tax changes. china as enshrined the rejection of taiwanese independence into the really communist party's constitution. the document vows to firmly oppose and contain taiwan independence and advance the model beijing as proposed for taipei. the charter previously only called for the advancement of reunification with taiwan. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quick

let's get more from garfield reynolds. he joins us from sydney. kicking off the new week with currencies and focus, not just en, but the car -- but the pound as well. garfield: the yen and pound are caught in this conundrum between monetary policy and politics. in the u.k., the problem is relentless timing the be out -- timing they are part of, including gas supply shocks and inflation. in japan, the central bank is sticking with the world's only loose monetary policy. the problem is the yen keeps sliding and that becomes a political and societal problem because the japanese are not used to this sort of level. even if the boj insists there is not a structural inflation, that whatever inflation there is is a transitory, it does have an inflationary impact, especially on ordinary people. anything imported is driven up in price. it becomes difficult for the authorities to say we will keep pursuing this policy for inflation when they are looking at the in, -- the yen, japanese are looking at the yen and there is inflation, you have to stop it. the par

our governor kim reynolds, senator chuck grassley will be there as well but again, we will do a ruckwe will do the motorcycle ride, and then end at the fairgrounds and have a wonderful hog roast but again, all of this is to honor corporal dagan page today who lost his life in afghanistan during the withdrawal under president biden. rachel: what a beautiful tribute to him and his family and what a great way for your state to celebrate both his life and your annual roast so thank you so much for joining us, senator. >> thanks, rachel. have a great day. rachel: you too. all right, well, coming up, new students at the university of minnesota medical school are committing to being more than just a doctor. listen. >> we recognize inequities built by past and present trauma rooted in white supremacy, clonallism, gender binary, ableism, and all forms of oppression. rachel: is that a medical school or cult? dr. mark siegel on the impact, next. ♪ when it was time to sign up for a medicare plan... mom didn't know which way to turn. but thanks to the right plan promise from unitedhealthcare she

a new take on the christmas carol story starring reynolds as ebenezer scrooge.rt time in november before going to apple's streaming service. >>> for years they have reported actor tom cruise who famously does his own death defying stunt work was working on a film being shot in outer space. still being worked on. >> open the door! open the door! >> yeah, i'm trying. >> oh, my god! >> the head of universal film entertainment group told the bbc the project is in development aiming to film scenes on the international space station cruise being the first person to do a space walk. >>> the hubble telescope has captured this. the pair of enormous stars is located more than 5,000 light years from earth called wr 140, they are spinning around each other in an eight-year long orbit. researchers say the image reveals how intense star life can push matter around in space. amazing. >>> thanks for joining me here on "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. "early start" with christine romans is next right here on cnn. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seaml

hold your applause to the end because there are several the richard reynolds foundation. i'd like to particularly thank major and pam reynolds, who are likely watching us virtually tonight. thank you for all of your support the dr. shaw foundation, the founders washington committee for historic vernon, karen buchwald. right. julia coby cook, jacqueline b mars. the honorable paul r michael and miss brooke england. mr. and mrs. c ashton newell. miss kate schuster, the h.w. wilson foundation and the mount vernon ladies association of the union. please join me in thanking them. it's tonight's going to be a lot of fun because when we're done, we're actually going to walk out into the reception area and continue conversation and the celebration copies, copies of the papers of martha along with for frazier's award book. the washingtons will be available for purchase. i've seen many people lining up already for will be signing copies of her book ms.. washington is here to sign her book. we were serving rum punch and 18th century recipe from the book dining with the washingtons. w

and garfield reynolds. let's start with you, kathleen.ssed a potential fed minute, talking about the rate hikes, committing the rate hikes. tell us a little bit about what we can expect especially given that we have those cpi numbers coming out. >> the cpi numbers are supposed to show a little bit of relief from the 8.3% year-over-year we saw the last report. certainly not enough to begin to meet the requirements the fed needs to start actual -- to start to actually not even cutting rates, just pausing, maybe even making them smaller. financial stability is becoming more of an issue. number one in the fed minutes, clearly they all committed to inflation fighting. there's no question there. at the same time we caught something that sounded like some fed doves in the background, talking about a highly uncertain global economic environment. the bank of england is certainly one part of this. it is important to calibrate the pace -- how quickly we are getting there. how much we will keep frontloading. with the aim of me to getting risk. that i

reynolds has pleaded guilty to one felony count of tax evasion and one felony count of grand theft. she's also agreed to pay restitution as well as serve one year in state prison and one year of super revised release. well it's tuesday, san francisco's board of supervisors is set to examine a controversial practice by mayor london breed, which she says when which she says that her office will now stop. at least 48. people were asked and signed undated resignation letters before she appointed them to city commissions, and critics fear that breed could use those resignation letters to pressure appointees and deciding with her policies. supervisor dean preston called for an emergency hearing of the government audit and oversight committee on tuesday. the mayor's office denies using the undated resignation letters for political leverage. her office says the letters were drafted in case of quote, inappropriate behavior, incapacitation or dereliction of duties. signing the undated resignation is not mandatory, but supervisor preston is now considering legislation to ban the practice . cal

i want to bring in our chief correspondent, garth reynolds -- garfield reynolds. what is this telling us about market expectations for the fed? even though you have the likes of mary daly and other fed speakers pushing back on this idea of a pivot, you look at something like this, some segments of the market are still not listening. a cut is still priced and for the next year. if you take a look at the blue line signifying we see a lower rate by me, you can interpret that to see march has been the peak. is this still just a market looking for a reason to keep that pivot hope alive? >> i think it is part of it. i think it is also, we are in unusual territory. i think you can argue at the very least what the market is pricing in, it is pricing in a policy. i.e., the fed is going to end up hiking rates more than the fed will be comfortable with. it is going to push us into a recession. inflation is expected to come down very rapidly. but that is only going to happen if you get a recession -- we've got people in the equities market over the last couple of days saying

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