i spoke to michael schneider, _ treated. i spoke to michael schneider, a _ treated.v editor for. treated. i spoke to michael- schneider, a tv editor for variety magazine. i imagine to the la economy, this is very serious. if they're not making movies, that has a knock—on effect right across the the economy. we a knock-on effect right across the the economy-— the economy. we already saw an im act the economy. we already saw an impact from _ the economy. we already saw an impact from the _ the economy. we already saw an impact from the writers - the economy. we already saw an impact from the writers strike. it will have a long—lasting impact on restaurants and other services in la in relation to really having a chilling and impact. people are bracing for some real big hooks to the economy. the bracing for some real big hooks to the economy-— bracing for some real big hooks to the econom . ., , j the economy. the actors said they've been undermined _ the economy. the actors said they've been undermined by _ the economy. the actors said they've been undermined by the _ t

she tells that story in her memoir my cousin maria schneider. spoke with molly ringwald, who translated the book into english. i asked what drew them to the project. i would like to start with you. you wrote in the book that as a small girl, you collected articles and photos of your cousin in a red folder. why did you do that? why was she important to you? what did she represent to you growing up? >> when i was a child, i was fascinated by maria schneider, who was very famous in france and the world at the time. not necessarily for good reasons, but for the scandalous film last tango in paris. she was my cousin, but also a bit of a star. i admired her a lot, and at the same time felt she was fragile and had a need to protect her. >> why did you decide to write the book? to tell her story? >> maria was older than me. i'm a journalist, but i had already written novels. she told me one day she would like to tell her version of things since she already said interviews she had been abused because of that scene. the scene of sodomy that had not been w

james schneider is to also be schneider is going to also be joining me.s jeremy corbyn's former communications director, despite that director, because despite that record in selby for labour, record win in selby for labour, infighting has once again broken out after they failed to win uxbridge. there's also this huge debate now about the ulez . i'm debate now about the ulez. i'm going to be speaking to the lib dems, christine jardine they dems, christine jardine to they had win in somerton had this huge win in somerton and frome, but what is that going to translate into more seats at the next election or is it just a protest vote to the lib dems? and i'm to going be speaking to the planning minister, after minister, lee rowley, after those defeats those bruising, bruising defeats for what the for the tories, what has the government say for government got to say for itself? intrigued to itself? will be intrigued to hear let's to hear from him. now let's go to the front and run you the front pages and run you through very quickly. front through them very q

also, amy schneider pledges to boycott this fall's tournament of champions if the hollywood writer strikes not resolved. she will join us to update us on a major project. first, mitch mcconnell phrases on capitol hill, seemingly unable to speak for over 23 seconds. this follows ronnie james' cardiac arrest a few days ago. we will discuss with chen hong, joining us. i just want to show our viewers for us what we are talking about. the scary 23 seconds involving mitch mcconnell today. watch this. this happened at a press conference. >> this cooperation and a string of -- do you want to say anything also the press? >> go ahead, john. kristen: so he left, then eventually came back to the podium. not too much later, then took a couple of questions, gave very short answers, saying "i'm fine." what did that look like to you, what could that have been? >> there are two things, one lack of blood supply to the brain temporarily, and the other might be electrical activity in the brain, like a seizure. of course, the third possibility could be something benign, though 20 something seconds is a long t

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rob schneider woke up in america. we look at the semiconductors, the semiconductor index getting soft at this hour. down 4%, the leading chipmaker taiwan semi sees cracks in demand from customers ordering its ai chip. i thought everyone was demanding these things. the story next. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that prevagen is helping me with overall clarity and as a pharmacist, i've recommended it to, not only just customers, but also

schneider has denied all the accusations.interview since the sale of the commanders was complete, i spoke to him about all these issues and what the future holds. as you sit here as head coach of the commanders, and for the entire time you've been head coach, you have been coaching through chaos around the organization. through congressional investigations into the schneider ownership to allegations of sexual harassment. now the team is sold. is it a relief because you've been having to field all these questions? >> it is a relief. it's one of those things you feel like the burden has been taken off your shoulders. now the focus can be on primarily football, what's important. the interesting stuff now truly is aside. >> but that stuff was, is important, especially these serious allegations. >> yeah, yeah. but to football players, to us, what we do on the field it's interesting. and that's i was trying to keep it separate that way so we could keep the focus on playing the games. >> so what does this new ownership team mean to

star have sound of freedom, jim caviezel is here, along with comedian rob schneider. but first, for anyone listening closely, the government has long made their intentions very clear. the biden administration is trying to keep you from hearing information that displeases them. much of it either frustrated their narrative or came from their political rivals. rather than engage in a spirited debate it was easier to shut down unwelcomed speech and write it all off as misinformation. they were trying to protect you, america. >> the only way we get passed misinformation is to be careful what we say and use the power we have to stop the spread of misinformation. >> my hope is facebook taking it personally, i'm saying facebook is killing people, that they do something about the misinformation. >> relying on the social media giant to take down mistruths. >> hunter biden, this laptop that intelligence officials have warned is likely russian disinformation. >> raymond: the golden oldies. only much of what they were protecting you from during two election cycles turned out to be

rob schneider joins me next. oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. a kohler walk-in bath provides a secure, spa-like bathing experience in the comfort of your own home. a kohler walk-in bath has one of the lowest step-ins of any walk-in bath for easy entry and exit. it features textured surfaces, convenient handrails for more stability, and a wide door for easier mobility. kohler® walk-in baths include two hydrotherapies— whirlpool jets and our patented bubblemassage™ to help soothe sore muscles in your feet, legs, and back. a kohler-certified installer will install everything quickly and conveniently in as little as a day. they made us feel completely comfortable in our home. and, yes, it's affordable. i wis

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, and the former brexit schneider, and the former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg .ry much for coming in. jennifer, i'll go to you first. you're probably in favour of not eating meat. >> absolutely. only vegetarian is a great first step. vegan would be the best app, of course, for children to be raised on a vegan diet. and you know, a lot of this comes down to if children were better educated about the horrors of where meat comes from, of how animals are slaughtered at the abattoir and how they're farmed, then they would be horrified at how they were treated because children have a natural empathy towards animals. and that's why it really is up to parents to be honest with their children about who is on the dinner table and we know that the meat industry and the dairy industry, they whitewash the treatment of animals to appease consumers. and that's why we don't see children being taken on a school trip to the local slaughterhouse. but yet there are meat sausages being served in school canteen. well the in the school canteen. well the sausage is delicious and childre

, and the former brexit schneider, and the former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg .ry much for coming in. jennifer, i'll go to you first. you're probably in favour of not eating meat. >> absolutely. only vegetarian is a great first step. vegan would be the best app, of course, for children to be raised on a vegan diet. and you know, a lot of this comes down to if children were better educated about the horrors of where meat comes from, of how animals are slaughtered at the abattoir and how they're farmed, then they would be horrified at how they were treated because children have a natural empathy towards animals. and that's why it really is up to parents to be honest with their children about who is on the dinner table and we know that the meat industry and the dairy industry, they whitewash the treatment of animals to appease consumers. and that's why we don't see children being taken on a school trip to the local slaughterhouse. but yet there are meat sausages being served in school canteen. well the in the school canteen. well the sausage is delicious and childre

congressman schneider joins us now. he is a member of the house armed services committee.sman. you talk to us a little bit more about your concerns with the make it amendments and the mta. >> thank you. we saw for the last 60 plus years that the mta comes out and goes -- through a pass the senate and goes to the presidents desk in bipartisan fashion. we started that process this year, coming out of committee. [inaudible] overwhelmingly bipartisan. speaker mccarthy aligned himself with the extremists in his party. and allowed amendments that came on, as you just noted, attacks women's health care, attacks diversity in this country, offense many people in this country and ended up with a bill that was hyperpartisan and will never pass the senate. so, it goes to the great lakes that i represent, i see when i go to graduation and speak to the recruits. you see full diversity of our nation. if we're going to succeed in defending our nation and securing our national interests, when you need a diverse and full military that reflects our country as the people we are. >> congressma

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. >> rob schneider doubling down on the importance of cracking jokes in the face of woke cancel cultureoes he do it? you tell us next. >> a woman wakes you up at 2:00 in the morning to kill a spider in the bathroom. you said you killed it. [laughter] you didn't kill it, it's still in there. you didn't tell me how big it was. [laughter] ♪ gotcha. take that. whoa! bruh! i'm fine. that smack looked bad. not compared to the smack down i'm giving you. you sure you're, ok? you know you're down 200 points, right? lucky, she convinced me to get help. i had a concussion that could've been game over. in actual reality, you've only got one life. don't mess with your melon. if you hit it, get it checked. if you are white, you're automatically racist. i'm half white and half asian. trying to figure out which part of me discriminating against the other part. [laughter] but if you're liberal, you're scared all the time because you never know when they will go after you because it's all the ideology or you are out. two plus two equals four. maybe, what? maybe, what's? [laughter] could be racist, what's

. >> rob schneider doubling down on the importance of cracking jokes in the face of woke cancel culture do it? you tell us next. >> a woman wakes you up at 2:00 in the morning to kill a spider in the bathroom. you said you killed it. [laughter] you didn't kill it, it's still in there. you didn't tell me how big it was. [laughter] ♪ if you are white, you're automatically racist. i'm half white and half asian. trying to figure out which part of me discriminating against the other part. [laughter] but if you're liberal, you're scared all the time because you never know when they will go after you because it's all the ideology or you are out. two plus two equals four. maybe, what? maybe, what's? [laughter] could be racist, what's? [laughter] what did the to say? [laughter] >> rob snyder isn't afraid to tell it like it is and have fun with things have to deal with on the daily basis. he's taking on wokeness, how do i know? the name of the special, woke up in america. great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> are you proud of the special? you are involved in every step of the way. >> i'm

haidi: bloomberg's jodi schneider with us. still ahead, a win for microsoft and activision has the ftc opens the door to settling or even dropping its opposition to the merger. before that, fire chill investments telling traders to get a new playbook. this is bloomberg. >> good news on inflation is it is trending down. the fed is winning this war. they are not ready to declare victory. i think they will raise rates it sounds like one more time, then they will hold them for a longer time to try to slow the economy. we expect they will be successful in doing that. haidi: the blackstone president speaking about the fed and inflation. our next guest says markets need a new playbook, transitioning from low inflation. the head of strategy at firetrail investments joins me. new book? what does yours look like? anthony: we think investors have to look beyond the things that have worked over the last decade, i'm talking between 2009 and 2021. certainly capital markets are transitioning from an era of low interest rates, low inflation,

jeremy corbyn, james schneider. but first, let's get your latest news headlines . news headlines. >> nana. thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. greek authorities say the evacuation operation is taking place in the country due to the wildfires is the largest ever conducted . noted thousands of conducted. noted thousands of people are fleeing homes and hotels on the greek island of rhodes. emergency crews are still battling to bring the fires under control. several houday fires under control. several holiday firms, including jet2 , holiday firms, including jet2, tuiand holiday firms, including jet2, tui and thomson cook, have cancelled all flights to rhodes until the end of the month. gb news spoke to a british tourist this morning who was evacuated overnight . overnight. >> we noticed that sort of the middle of the last week, lots of smoke coming over the mountains towards the sea where we were staying . the smoke sort of got staying. the smoke sort of got thicker and thick

schweigernes, aka the role of schneider punitive operations in south africa operations in angola theellent, owns a knife exceptional intuition in choosing a strong side. pathological false stingy aloofness in our hands i don't like it. something painfully quiet. all do not shoot a wave from the explosion to throw us on the rocks boatswain. they're coming back to cook velbot don't rush them, if they agree to our terms they'll let you know. we are still talking about them we don’t know anything, but we have their women. look, look, look, look, look, look the feelings resounded like a snake. don't work to be talkative, and i'll go talk to the other one. i saw a girl. yes, gather everyone quickly eat ivanovich don't you understand english? you can also speak french with her in german. but you were taught something at school. you were support, weren't you? however, now we will check it. true, it does not seem to have passed. i still suggest bringing back your women in exchange for my men and a whaleboat with a full tank of gas. i can't give you weapons. the conditions became tougher, you

jodi schneider joins us now from washington.hat is on the agenda today as she goes into this day of meetings? jodi: so i think this is the getting to you phase of the stocks. they are still ruling out the red carpet certainly in terms of policy officials, she will be meeting with the premier, the former vice premier, the former head of the china central bank, as well as american businesses. we don't know exactly who yet with the businesses, but american businesses doing business in china. so it is full of policy chats. but really we don't expect -- the expectations are fairly though for any decisions being made between the two countries. but given that it is the world's two biggest economies, it is really viewed as important that they are sitting down to talk. secretary yellen was supposed to come earlier. and given the spy balloon incident and some other things, some tensions that arose, she didn't make it here yet, but we did see secretary of state blinken here several weeks ago. and we just got word today that john kerry, the

let's bring in our political news director jodi schneider.hat are the two sides trying to accomplice with the -- accomplish with the trip to beijing? >> you put your finger on it, communication is what everyone says. just as secretary blinken did when he was there with his chinese counterpart. janet yellen has long said that she wants to reestablish and economic dialogue to find these areas of common ground even though there are many areas of disagreement. she spoke a lot -- at a great length, about how she wants of course to defend u.s. interests, national security interests and allow china to have a strong economy. it's not in the u.s. best interest to her china but they want to protect u.s. interests. so in doing so she is going to try to find some areas where she and her chinese counterpart can begin to talk, can really start what they hope our series of talks that will get them closer on issues like trade. haidi: the visit comes after restrictions were imposed by china amid ongoing tensions between the countries. does that kind of dictat

. >> rob schneider doubling down on the importance of cracking jokes in the face of woke cancel culturel us next. >> a woman wakes you up at 2:00 in the morning to kill a spider in the bathroom. you said you killed it. [laughter] you didn't kill it, it's still in there. you didn't tell me how big it was. [laughter] ♪ ♪ when you have chronic kidney disease... there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life. ♪ farxiga ♪ and farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. farxiga can help you keep living life. ask your doctor for farxiga for chr

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cnn justice correspondent jess is a schneider is working the story for us. >> we're actually learning this from new court filings just in tonight. special counsel jack smith has obtained surveillance footage in recent weeks, which results to the classified documents case that were just updated last week, as the former president aga aga. and this shows the investigation is still ongoing, and it shows how this case against the former president, it is still growing. >> the justice department unfortunately has decided to bring these charges against mr. de la vera. >> car log de oliveira leaving the courthouse escorted business his lawyer and federal agents. he walked out of court on $is 00,000 bond, after being charged with former president trump, and his close aide walt nauta. de oliveira allegedly telling the director of i.t. at mar-a-lago, the boss wanted to delete the server. tavares , so far he's not facing charges, but the latest indictment were based on information he provided. >> tell us if you expect to have an indictment this weeks. >> over their efforts to turn over the electio

next to emily is scott schneider director of the office of public affairs as well as counselor to chairsler and a guest of the chairs. next to scott is lydia sec financial regulations reporter of bloomberg. next to lydia is andrea white house economics correspondent at reuters. then we have emily senior vice president american investments counsel. and at the end we have stephanie allen director of speechwriting and chair gensler's office and a guest of the chair. [applause] this is not my first rodeo gary gensler told reporters following an appearance before the senate banking committee last fall. he had just been grilled by republicans and some democrats on a range of issues, especially agency proposals that address climate reporting and environmental social and governance or esg investing but indeed chair gensler is familiar with the w challenges of being a regulator under fire in on hill.l and elsewhere around washington. he served asy chair of the commodity futures trading commission from 2009 -- 2014. during that time he led in actingg roles that were formed the $400 billion swaps

the company reiterated full-year guidance joining me now for an interview is anywhere's ceo ryan schneiderhis efficiency is a huge part of your story, and you're moving ahead, expanding your franchise business explain why that's important to where you are take thing model >> john, first off, thank you for having us. we're excited about a number of the things we are doing, including expanding our high margin franchise business and leveraging our national assets across the great grands you named like southerby's and global banker. we reported about $125 million this quarter, which is awesome in the challenging housing market we think it distinguishes us from our competitors if you pair that with the cost changes we're making to make ourselves more streamlined, you can imagine the octane we'll have economically when the housing market comes back to much more normal levels. so we are excited about it, and we like the market's reaction today to our news. >> where does -- in your operations, where does technology, does data fit in how will that factor in as part of this strategy to prepare for w

and a lot of these -- and, oh, my god, schneider, rob schneider.sically saying, you know what? we're, we have to remind people that you can make fun of everything. especially the people in charge. doesn't always have to be trump. >> fauci said, dana, it's as simple as black and white. you're vaccinated, you're safe. you're unvaccinated, you're at risk. and we were the ones being called the conspiracy theorists. >> yeah. i'm glad this is happening though. the left is going to say, okay, now it's time that we can make fun of them. good, let's do that. ridicule is one of the best things that you can do in a society to keep things healthy. and i actually think even dr. fauci might laugh at impression. it's a pretty good impression. if you go back to george h.w. bush, dana carvey's impression was hysterical, but he could also do ross perot, and that one was also very good. and 4 is invited dana carvey to the white house because he thought it was so hilarious. that is actually a more healthy society. you can't do this kind of thing in other countries. >>

and this, the national football league is finding dan schneider $06 million.commanders was approved today by the league. the nfl then released an investigation into snyder's conduct minutes after that vote. it found snyder had sexually harassed a team employee and oversaw team executives who deliberately withheld millions of dollars in revenues from other clubs. >> gillian: and this extreme weather patterns are creating a crisis for insurance companies. four major firms in florida and the three largest in california have now either stopped selling homeowner's coverage all together or severely restructuring the number of policies they sell. national correspondent william la jeunesse shows us tonight from l.a. >> i have seen our choice ofs shrink and the rates go up. >> from california to florida. >> the water was come through the windows, through the doors, through the walls, even. >> insurance rates nationwide jumped 9% this year according to underwriter insurance phi. floods and wildfire, hail storms and hurricanes. >> i had just moved here from florida last

and for more on her track record so far from cnn's jessica schneider. >> my sincere thanks to the president his nomination. >> judge cannon owes her nomination to the federal bench, to donald trump. and, now she's front and center in the former presidents legal fight, siding with trump's team to grant a special master to review the documents used for mar-a-lago, and decide what should be kept off limits from federal investigators. a decision, which is now being appealed, and has been criticized. >> it's really a very, pro plaintiff, pro trump rulings in all respect. >> not only by political pundits, but also three judges on the 11th circuit court of appeals. two of them, trump appointees, who describe cannons michelin ruling, pausing the doj's review of documents marked classified, untenable. the 11th circuit ultimately allowed the doj to continue its probe into the handling of classified material, while the special master reviewed thousands of other documents. judge cannon, also ruled that trump did not have to officially declare in court, whether fbi agents planted items at mar-a-lago, so

cnn's jessica schneider joins us with this breaking story.arges are ifthey facing. >> reporter: there are eight counts in all. 16 defendants if a -- facing ei counts. decades in prison. this is notable because this is the first time that these alleged fake electors are being charge charged criminally by state prosecutors. this is coming from the attorney general dana nestle here in michigan. this stemmed from december 14th, 2020, here in michigan, 16 of the fake electors tried to storm into the capitol and they were stopped by police but they had fake certificates declaring donald trump the winner of the state of michigan despite that joe biden had won by 554,000 votes. they were prepared to try to argument that donald trump had won the election. and after a long investigation, by the attorney general, she actually initially referred it to federal prosecutors but started her own investigation back in january. she's now charging 16 of those defendants, we've been watching the court proceedings happen throughout the day. the defendants are expe

>> jessica schneider in lansing, michigan.ery much. >>> we'll bring back our panel now, political analyst, maggie haberman, katie cherkowsky and jeff duncan. jeff, i'll start with you. what do you think -- extrapolate out what yesterday's state felony charges mean for the other states here based on your understanding of where things are. >> yeah. looking at the profiles of these folks in michigan, it's very similar to what we see in georgia, right? these are teachers. these are party activists. these are retirees. just kind of broad swath of folks in georgia. this is probably indication of where fulton county is probably going to go, too. that would just be my guess. i think this is one of the biggest liabilities. these fellow electors -- this is one of the biggest areas of potential liability for donald trump and his supporting cast. this is where there was a lot of coordination, there was a lot of conversations, there was a lot of structure coming from the white house or from donald trump's campaign as to how to structure th

anastasia gendrikova and a friend of the empress catherine schneider , a few months later , alexandereodorovna’s tymerdiner alexei volkov escaped to perm, who managed to escape and the sovereign’s valet, terenty chemodurov, who was accidentally forgotten in prison. it is from this side that the royal family thinks. but you can even show these two windows, and on the second floor this is the room that alexandra fedorovna nicholas ii occupied. the leadership of the ural council developed an instruction according to which it was forbidden for all those arrested at a special purpose house to lock the doors. although, at any time of the day or night, the inspector, authorized by the ural council, would be three commissioners , commissar supply, voikov, commissar of the press, vorobyov and the third deputy of beloshchekin, military commissar, tolmachev have memories when tolmachev unceremoniously in boots at 12:00 at night you enter, where they open the doors , emperor nikolai alexandrovich alexandrovich fedorovna and other members of the royal family pretended that they did not notice them

the schneider had purchased the team back in 1999 for $800000000.00. but his time as owner has been marred with scandals, the 58 year old has been accused by more than 50 former employees of workplace misconduct and sexual harassment. the current 32 nfl owners voted to unanimously approved the sale harris, who already owns the philadelphia 76 years, and the new jersey devils outbid multiple grades to acquire the teen. to all, there is a 3 way tie at the top of the leaderboard after the 1st round of the 100 and 51st open championship in liverpool. so i've asked been 22 year old amateur. a crystal impression had a round on thursday which included a 7 birds live, a full se, tommy fleetwood st. 3 street birdies as he aims to become the 1st english man to when they open on english style since 1969. and argentine as amelia, and a very low appear to be struggling on the 18th until he drained this $51.00 foot pot to become co leader. vitriol. have a one shot leave hunting in for the 2nd on friday. i think i have one more spot to be here and i think the way i p

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oksana schneider will tell. the civilized world is not allowed and fables are being made up about anothero poland, a group of wagner appearing in belarus. increasing numbers are a growing threat to poland, to the eastern flank of nato. -side by side to destabilize poland the eastern part of nato the eastern part of the eu putin has long been using belarus for his hybrid war against the west, what is the artificially created migraine crisis on the border with poland worth? shortly before the full-scale invasion of ukraine, now here is pmc wagner to openly threaten nato countries poland , lithuania, latvia, there is a risk associated with attacks on border infrastructure, the risk of penetration into poland with the help of illegal migrants on the territory of africa, wagner's group recruited local people together with migrants, they can be transported to poland for reconnaissance, identification of critical infrastructure , study of communication routes used to supply weapons to ukraine for these internal security agencies of poland detained 15 people who were spying for the russian specia

in short-term funds such as those we have managed by jerome schneider, the carry of a yields maturity in the zone of over 6% or so but you want to be sure you can part with liquidity to get the yields we think there is always some for many investors i should say ability to part with liquidity to get the extra yields closer to 6%. katie: i do want to get back to the yield curve because that has been one of the big stories in the market, that externally stubborn inversion we are seeing and what it is signaling. i was reading your notes and it stuck out to me, the deeper carbon version does not necessarily mean recession risk is higher. talk to us about what you mean by that and what this curve is suggesting. megan: i think when we look at recession probability models for example, they largely take into account the shape of the yield curve, the deep inversion we are seeing. if you look at those, that would suggest recession risk is elevated be a what the carbon version is telling us and what the curve tends to get right is anticipating fed policy action. the carbon version is telling us

schneider. the gentleman from new jersey, mr. gottheimer. the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. manning. the gentleman from florida, mr. moskowitz. vice president harris: appoints the following senators as members of the committee on the part of the senate to escort his excellency isaac herzog, president of the state of israel, into the house chamber. the senator from new york, mr. schumer. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin. the senator from washington, ms. the senator from michigan, ms. stabenow. the senator from minnesota, ms. klobuchar. the senator from wisconsin, ms. baldwin. the senator from new jersey, mr. the senator from nevada, ms. rosen. the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell. the senator from south dakota, mr. thune. the senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso. the senator from west virginia, mrs. capito. the senator from iowa, ms. ernst. the senator from montana, mr. danes. the senator from iowa, mr. grassley. the senator from idaho, mr. risch. the speaker: the members of the escort committee will exit the chamber through the lobby doorls. doors. >> mr. speaker, the

thousand in belarus, but even a small number of personnel wagners can be used in a hybrid war oksana schneider- we are ukraine, the marathon is the only news in odesa , representatives of unesco will work for a few days , the day before they already inspected the architectural monuments in germany, they will work today and sunday , the experts of the mission must conduct a comprehensive assessment of the damage caused to the city by the russians with massive rockets with shelling, they damaged more than fifty objects, many of which are in the historical part of the city, in particular, the feast of the transfiguration cathedral rebuild the country a for one acquire a new one the profession in the government launched a new project from nova.ua who can take part in it will be told by victoria hetman, she returned from tulchyn in vinnytsia region. where this project is already being implemented from laying bricks to painting walls, the participants of the project have to master the professions of builders , repairmen and even designers from they say that the facade is being rebuilt. nowadays, we

let's speak to michael schneider, tb editor of variety magazine. thank you so much forjoining us. going to be wiped off our screens?— off our screens? well, basically everything- _ off our screens? well, basically everything- it's _ off our screens? well, basically everything. it's unprecedented, off our screens? well, basically - everything. it's unprecedented, and we are still trying to figure out who is going to be allowed to do what, and it's going to really limit production going forward, notjust here in the united states, but across the globe, not on the actors who are members of sag are told to no longer wear, but other productions, equity productions overseas, if they are companies like hbo, they might also decide to walk off. it is going to have huge wide—ranging impact. taste off. it is going to have huge wide-ranging impact. off. it is going to have huge wide-ranuain imact. ~ . . . , wide-ranging impact. we are already heafina wide-ranging impact. we are already hearing about _ wide-ranging impact. we are already hearing about it _ wide-ranging impact. we are already hea

leonid klimov and schneider, as for odesa, these are two odious people, really odious, these are realke that from the 90s, they destroyed quite a few historic buildings here. leonid klimov, originally from makivka, was a people's deputy for five terms from 2010 to 2014 worked as a freelance adviser to fugitive president viktor yanukovych for years, and people, like others, who took part in the destruction of historical buildings in the center of odessa, they consider themselves, considered and consider themselves the masters of this life of this side of this city, for the destruction of the universal direct company estate a measly fine of 170,000 uah and this is actually carte blanche for barbarians and vandals willing to demolish architectural monuments, now you can build a skyscraper hotel or a shopping center on this place and earn tens or even hundreds of times more for demolishing a couple of architectural monuments case 298, article of the criminal code, but what is provided by this article is a fine or imprisonment of up to three years, and such a wording of the fine or impriso

more details from jodi schneider . what happened?key suddenly agreeing to allow sweden to join the organization. e-tailer this was really a breakthrough for that alliance. they will be meeting for a two day summit in lithuania starting tomorrow. president biden had just gotten there from the u.k.. he landed to this news. these talks have been going on for months, whether turkey will allow sweden to join the alliance. it is unclear what the final decision-making factor was for turkey although president biden said over the weekend that turkey about purchase of f-16 fighter jets was in play. it is unclear if that was the final deciding factor, but turkey has agreed to allow sweden to join. this really strengthens the alliance against russia in its war against ukraine. this is a bad day for vladimir putin. a good day for western leaders. and a pretty good day for president biden as he arrives at the summit. >> can we frame this as a win for president biden? >> yes, i would think this is a win. he would have to go back to congress and get

jerome schneider at pimco. still ahead, surging food prices are pushing up india's inflation.elara capital have a june print due out wednesday. david: how the transition to a lower carbon economy is presenting big opportunities and challenges. we will look at that through the lens of investment banking. what does that venn diagram look like when you put those two conflicting worlds together? this is bloomberg. ♪ >> these four issues are all interrelated. practices across central banks are tailored. what do you get from the morgan stanley client experience? listening more than talking, and a personalized plan ♪ to guide you through a changing world. ♪ haslinda: welcome back. were watching bloomberg markets asia. temasek words of an uncertain road ahead after posting its worst total shareholder return in seven years. the firm had a rare net loss. i spoke with the cio about performance. >> the net loss number is a misleading number because it refers to new accounting standards that mark to market our sub-20% investments and takes them through p&l. it is an accounting profit numbe

haidi: let's get more from jodi schneider. what is the key messaging from nato to ukraine at this point? >> the message was we want to have you join us at some point and we will try to remove some roadblocks, but while the war is going on, we cannot do that. the wording was they would be happy to invite ukraine to join nato when the allies agree and conditions are met. one of the main conditions is that there not be a war because security agreements they have to make would be hard for western countries to accept at this point given that there is a war with russia. they would know they would be on the hook for that war. but what they are doing in essence is telling ukraine that there will be a fast track, that they will be able to avoid some hurdles to join nato. in the meantime, the nato countries support ukraine and will do what they can to support ukraine even though they are not in the alliance. kathleen: we have vladimir putin opposing this. the war in ukraine is still going on. so how does that fit into this play to get t

we wanted to get more now from the executive vice president of europe operations at schneider electrict is a pleasure to see you. thank you for joining us. you have to keep the lights on and homeschool. are the right incentives in place as we make this energy transition? philippe: thanks for having me. you are saying that this summer has been the hottest on record. that is true, but i'm afraid next summer will be the same. last winter was already a lot of question. on the one side, the climate is giving us indications that there will be more extreme weather, which is challenging our way of surviving or living on this planet. it is creating massive risk and opportunity. in front of this, there is one simple answer, energy efficiency. here, what is really exciting is there are many technologies available now to put in place the right energy efficiency, which is a good business case, good for the planet but also for everyone, so we see urgency to act and implement faster energy efficiency. we see some policies but we would wish these to be more impacting. guy: energy efficiency is an inte

i'm matt schneider of planning staff joining mow is lilly from the planning department. and diane from the port of san francisco. buffer this afternoon is the approval of general plan, planning code and map amendments with the port's waterfront plan update. this waterfront plan update approved by the port on april 11th. our commission recommend approval of the 3 ordinances before you today. on april 20. for today's presentationil give a quick background of the plan and i will go into each the ordinances and actions buffer. >> very quickly. the water front plan serves the port of san francisco major policy do you remember 7 and a half mile water front the plan the land use plan created per requirements of prop h. and complete in the 1997. less than 20 years after the approval the port asked staff to update the plan given development that had occurred since approval and bring the plan updated. after a public engage am process the port set forth 140 recommendations to update the plan in expand the context transportation, sustain at and publicing participation among others.

i'm matt schneider of planning staff joining mow is lilly from the planning department. and diane from the port of san francisco. buffer this afternoon is the approval of general plan, planning code and map amendments with the port's waterfront plan update. this waterfront plan update approved by the port on april 11th. our commission recommend approval of the 3 ordinances before you today. on april 20. for today's presentationil give a quick background of the plan and i will go into each the ordinances and actions buffer. >> very quickly. the water front plan serves the port of san francisco major policy do you remember 7 and a half mile water front the plan the land use plan created per requirements of prop h. and complete in the 1997. less than 20 years after the approval the port asked staff to update the plan given development that had occurred since approval and bring the plan updated. after a public engage am process the port set forth 140 recommendations to update the plan in expand the context transportation, sustain at and publicing participation among others.

schneider o'connor has died. she was 56 years old.ollywood actor kevin spacey says he is grateful to the jury and he's also humbled after being found not guilty of sexually assaulting four men appearing outside southwark crown court today, kevin spacey addressed the media following the verdict . the crown prosecution service saying they respected the decision of the court. the 64 year old oscar winning actor shed tears as he said a jury had cleared him of all charges . cleared him of all charges. nigel farage says the entire board of the natwest group should resign and that the banking industry needs a cultural change. the former ceo of natwest is no longer a member of natwest is no longer a member of the prime minister's business council. dame alison rose has also resigned from her role on the energy efficiency task force and as a member of the net zero council. after being asked to step down by the secretary of state. and it comes after she admitted she had discussed nigel farage's banking status with the exclusive coutts bank with