professor spence, thrilled to have you with us.e a white house looking for wage lift and one of the great thinkings, including what we saw from jamie dimon's letter was the ability to get wage growth in america. how do you get wage growth given technology and how you get wage growth given the concentration of wages like amazon and others? prof. spence: it is a complicated challenge. there are a number of things that are important. the tax system that is affect income. second, you need to strengthen the institution that supports unions and change the bargaining power. that is especially part and when you have buying power. third, you have to deal with the skills challenge that we face. wages will reflect the value of various labor in the marketplace regardless of these changes and bargaining power. we know that as our economy transforms digitally, we need a new set of skills, institutions, public and private, that help us. tom: professor, your wonderful book, what is the next labor convergence? do you perceive globally about a k sha

how do we fix the brent spence bridge given the president's initiative.athan l: that's a great example of a really important piece of interstate infrastructure that carries quite a bit of interstate commerce, and should be a pressing national issue that congress wants to try to fix. it has really gone that elected for far too long. i think the reality is biden has got the partisan alignment he needs to pass a very large infrastructure bill. one of the biggest challenges of the last 10 years has been declining revenues with the highway trust fund that has made paying for these type of repair is extremely difficult, but right now we are in an environment where the democrats are basically united around increasing taxes on corporations and wealthy americans to get this stuff done, and probably by the end of the year, they are going to have the authority to start fixing these kinds of things. tom: do you look to focus on projects like the brent spence bridge, or are we going to look for a more omnibus bill? jonathan l: i would be surprised to see republicans e

it's the brent spence bridge crossing the ohio river from cincinnati to northern kentucky on one of the a political football. >> it's been batted around by both parties. for a long time. so -- but the need is now. >> at hilltop concrete brad has had a front row seat to a trail of those broken promises. >> we had president obama speak here almost ten years ago, about the need for the bridge, and nothing had happened. >> behind us stands the brent spence bridge. it's in such poor condition that it's been labeled functionally obsolete. >> reporter: the obama infrastructure plan failed in congress. >> what a nice crowd. >> reporter: and this pledge five years later -- >> reporter: replacing the brent spence bridge in cincinnati. do you like that? which is critical to the region. >> rang hollow as the trump plan never materialized. >> it's been extremely frustrating. we've gone through multiple presidents. president obama, president trump, and now president biden, and we're hoping that something will finally get done. >> reporter: president biden's proposal is bigger and bolder, going far be

-- adios space sonos a company at the center of some of today's major tech themes and ceo patrick spencespeaker for under $200 available tomorrow, a space you used to not much makes me wonder are the economics of music changing not just on the audio front as we've talked about with clubhouse earlier today but also when it comes to hardware? >> good morning, jon i think really the story for us is extending the, you know, capabilities of sonos in our first product like you mentioned. outside the home we happen to be able to use some of our learnings, really, over the last 20 years in developing products to make this something that comes in below the $200 price point. last year the sound bar, the number one sound bar in many of the countries we're in so our whole portfolio is a mix and the power they all work together as one system. >> one of the things talked about over the last few quarters is the direct relationship with the consumer that you built up throughout 2020, and how powerful that has been for you so i wonder the upcoming changes and debate how much it will affect small business

but the day belonged to millions they celebrated as if they'd already avoided the drop coach bill spence and will be delighted to have built their really good should rivals a huge psychological blow. also on saturday doughton being vols spoke to nail to keep their champions league alive thanks to a pair of goals from ending holland a major blunder by reed lovebox who fed the ball straight to holland and he had no 2nd to the taishan to open the scoring it was the young norwegians 24th goal of the season and with dot long to a man down in the 2nd half holland netted is 25th the 2nd most in the league there's no stopping him as he barreled forward with only the keeper defeats. take a look at all the going to sleep the results so far on match day $31.00 laver cozen be fined for it there is a mind to win against byron munich and dot was against false book when he won berlin defeated braman and 5 or share the spoils with hof and haim on friday cologne snuck past alex book and on sunday lunch he will take on stud got and will battle it out with benefits crisis stricken shock and get a break thi

they had two daughters and a son james spence monroe, who died in infancy. the monroe family was close-knit and stayed together even as james embarked on a political career in the united states and abroad. between 1778 and 1811 monroe compiled a larger and longer public service resume than anyone who has ever been elected president of the united states. he practiced law in fredericksburg, served as a state and federal legislator, was a delegate to the virginia ratifying convention for the u.s. constitution and was elected to four terms as governor of virginia. he was u.s. ambassador to france twice, to great britain and to spain. he helped negotiate the louisiana purchase treaty, coming into attempt to help with the resolution of the treaty, which was only supposed to have been for the acquisition of the port of new orleans, and then being presented with the opportunity to buy all of louisiana. fortunately for the country's development, there was a quick decision on that part that later would prove very important. he also, with his wife, attended the core na

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i can't say enough how michael spence, the laureate which was out front on this.tical essay 11 years ago. michael spence said be careful what you wish for with regulation because you are going to have a successful group, and what is their choice of what to do with all of that profit? jonathan: all that profit and all of that cash. consumers, businesses. that is what you've got to wade through. lisa: this idea of how it really just intermediates the banks, that they won't need to lend if they have so much money. morgan stanley shares up 1.5% in premarket trading. that is outperforming bank of america and citigroup's share prices, and this is on the heels of goldman. this goes to the strength and immunization they have given that they have smaller consumer lending and corporate lending footprints. they are less successful to lacking loan growth. i find that an interesting theme in the year very much fueled by the fed. jonathan: sonali basak stopping back in a moment. from new york this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferr

james monroe's revolution began with his birth on april 28, 1758, to spence and elizabeth monroe. while the holdings secured by andrew monroe were not as big or prosperous as some of their neighbors the washingtons and other families as well, the family lived comfortably and were able to send their oldest son to one of the best schools and then to the college of william and mary. monroe enrolled at william and mary in june of 1774. like many of his classmates, he was soon caught up in revolutionary ferv. he soon saw arms in the governor's palace in 1775. in february of 1776, monroe was commissioned to lieutenant in the third virginia infantry regimen. for the next two years as george washington led the continental army in victory and defeat, on which more the latter, james monroe took part in the battles of highland heights, germantown and monmouth rising to the rank of major before his 28th birthday. monroe was also at trenton where washington's gamble of attacking an out post paid off in an aspiring victory the day after christmas 1776. the battle produced monroe's greatest mome

james monroe's road to revolution began with his birth on april 28, 1758, to spence and elizabeth monroe. although holdings originally secured by andrew monroe were not as large or prosperous of those their neighbors, the washingtons and some other neighbors as well, the family lived comfortably and were able to send their eldest son to one of the best local schools, campbell town academy and then to the college of william and mary. monroe enrolled at william and mary in june of 1774. like many of his classmates he was soon caught up in revolutionary fervor. he was part of a group of students who sees arms from the governor's palace on june 24, 1775. and in february of 1776, monroe was commissioned to lieutenant in the 3rd virginia infantry regiment. for the next two years as george washington led the continental army in victory and defeat, often more the latter, james monroe took part in battle of harlem hearts, brandywine, germantown and monmouth, rising to rank of major before his 20th birthday. monroe was also at trenton, where washington's gamble in attacking an isolated outpost pai

at ucsf the nurse helped with covid-19 clinical trials and says during the early pandemic she felt spence anxiety. but later a lot of insomnia and burn-out. >> it is important to recognize what happened in the past and the struggles that front line providers had during that time. so that we can be prepared for other pandemics for the -- and other natural disasters that can occur. >> dr. rodriguez says this latest study is an important reminder for hospitals and health care facilities to provide more mental health care support to their staff. anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >> it does seem sort of far away from when we first started with the pandemic. but i do remember those intense feelings of anxiety. remember when we were bleaching everything and that high level of stress. >> we were sanitizing our grocery bags before we put them in the fridge. >> we've come a long way. that's for sure. >> what a way to start the weekend. glorious outside. >> yeah. beautiful sunshine out there. a little windy in a few spots. the wind cooling off the coast in the inner bay as short-term cooldown we're

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like the skuter falls bridge in pennsylvania, or this bridge in louisiana and the scrumabling brent spence bridge over the ohio river. over 50 years old, it is crucial to commerce across this country. so, we are now one of the more than 160,000 vehicles that cross this bridge every single day. the thing is, it's only designed to handle half that amount. in the shadow of the bridge, brad slavo helping to run a concrete business. but the bridge in constant disrepair ends up costing everyone. >> if it takes twice as long to get to a project, that means either half the service or twice the amount of equipment and drivers to supply. >> reporter: this old bridge is costing you time and money. >> right. >> reporter: the bridge runs from ohio to kentucky, the home state of republican leader mitch mcconnell. even he wants the bridge fixed, but not biden's way. >> this package that they've laid out at the beginning styled inf infrastructure is a trojan horse for massive tax increases and a whole lot of more debt and a whole lot of spending. >> reporter: tonight, the president defending his plan to i

bridges like the brent spence bridge over the ohio river.the busiest trucking routes in the u.s., carrying more than $1 billion worth of freight every day. it now transports about twice as many vehicles a day as it was designed to handle. >> our infrastructure is crumbling. we rank 13th in the world. >> reporter: to pay for it all, a tax hike. raising the corporate rate from 21% to 28%. new penalties for companies that ship jobs overseas. and biden has made clear he wants to raise taxes on the most wealthy, but promising those making less than $400,000 a year won't see their taxes go up. now, this is going to be a tough sell over on capitol hill. republicans are not onboard. leader mitch mcconnell calling this today a trojan horse for a massive tax increase. and there are already cracks among democrats. tonight, some progressives are saying this plan isn't big enough. with that 50/50 split in the senate, david, this is going to face a long road ahead. >> and so the battle begins. mary bruce at the white house. mary, thank you. >>> we turn no

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ceo rupert spence and -- ceo rupert svendsen-cook joins from london to talk about this.'s talk first about the physical foray. tell us about extreme e-sports. rupert: extreme e is a brand-new electric racing series. we had our first race three weeks ago in saudi arabia. they race in parts of the planet affected by climate change to raise awareness of it. we have a legacy project. the idea is to raise awareness and a call to action, really, through sports. matt: rupert, funding these efforts is a billionaire's game. it is not cheap. how are you getting the funding to build the cars, to get the drivers, to ship them from event to event? rupert: it is true. motorsport is expensive, especially a new one, but launching such a series in the middle of a pandemic has been a real challenge, but from a commercial standpoint, of course, the series is very well-placed. it is all about championing electrification, quality in sport, because we have male and female drivers. it is actually -- you know, we are having a lot of success from a commercial standpoint. matt: let's talk about t

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former vice president harris mike spence signed a two-book deal with simon & schuster will will includethis memoir is currently unit toed. the american library association has released their actual list of the ten most challenged books from last year. the list us topped for the third year by the young adult novel george about a transgender girl. followed by to the book on race inmer titled, stand and that does not income pause racism against us a people. the professor direct ofover boston university center for antiracist seasoned a something the heartbeat of racism is denial and the history and staff will not be denied nor will young people's accs to this book be canceled. according to the american library association over 273 books were challenged or banned last year. and other news, npd book scan report that print book sales were up 29% for the first quarter of the year and author john nesbitt died at the age of 72. he was best known for his 1982 book "mega trends" which of offers predictions on economic and social changes and sold over 14 million copies worldwide. booktv with bring y

michael spence, i thought was brilliant on it. lisa: and the note from the white house today.dea they are talking about how we may see wage deflation because of the averages in the way the data was collected. a lot of lower wage workers exited the workforce en masse last year or a year ago. you got the increase in average wages. tom: jon from coventry emails in , says tommy did a worse job than lisa on football talk. lisa: aw. in fairness i did not really try. [laughter] at least you tried. you put your hat in the ring. your tots will still be in the super league. tom: i think ted lasso is on the short list. he is an american. what are you watching this week in the economic data and bond data? look at the bond offering from morgan stanley. lisa: the banks have been flooding the market. people think to raise capital due to the tightening in certain restrictions. basically they cannot use their treasury holdings, cannot exempt them from their capital requirements. tom: they are all going back to the trough. on politics, former senior advisor to president obama, valerie jarrett,

we talked with one of the organizers, pastor daniel spence. here is a little of what he told me when they shut down the intersection behind me. listen. >> to me it makes no sense. if he wants to calm the city, one way to calm the city is give the family, citizens what they are looking for. we understand there is an investigation. we understand that you cannot convict anybody at this point. however, they need to hear something, they need to hear some information to ease the tension in the city right now. >> authorities confirm this morning, we found out that mr. brown has at least two outstanding drug felony cases and that's the part of the story we're continuing to follow. we expect at noontime this busy thoroughfare there will be protestors shutting it down. >> harris: i respect what that pastor said but to say that there won't be any peace unless the street gets what it wants is really complicated. as you pointed out in this case, maybe the valuable information he needs is for somebody simply to say it won't happen until a judge makes it hap

he also served two spence as speaker of the house from 1811 to 1820 and then again from 1823 to 1825. he also served in the house. the first time from 1811 1820 and then again from 1827 to 1830 not as house speaker. and he also served in the senate. three different times 1805 to 1807 1838 1843 and finally 1849 to 1853. altogether he had a long history in congress and a long history in american politics. and so he's someone contradictory character in many respects on the one hand. he was very much partisan. so many people say that part of tree partisanship in american politics today is if it's a new thing now, it's not a new thing. it's been around for a long time. we can go back a couple hundred years and see that. also henry clay was racist and you make no mistake about it in terms of some of the policies that he had indicated during his time in congress. also, he was high-headed and he had a bit of a temper. but at the same time he was a very effective order. who could broker deals amid substantial differences? and and all of in all these things are going to come out in varying ways

you might want think about the brent spence bridge, which i think, as you know, connects kentucky with cincinnati, ohio covington, kentucky, cincinnati, ohio kentucky, of course, the home state of a senator named mcconnell. ohio, the home state of a senator named portman. and maybe, maybe you can soften up republican resistance to this bill if that bridge is on the list >> i can tell you i have gotten an earful about the importance of that bridge from folks on both sides of the aisle. i just heard from senator brown about that and spoke to the governor today. and this is an example of the massive infrastructure needs we have in the country. so if we get this bill passed, this is certainly an example of a project that should apply for that support and i do want to emphasize, as the president did, that in addition to these ten bridges of major economic significance that we got to take care of, there is also a proposal for funding to deal with thousands of bridges that we know need support. many of them in places like where i come from in indiana and really every part of this country. and

one massive factor in by and surprise defeat was both spence and a former months player since he took over as coach at the start of the year might have an impressive $28.00 points imagine the season had begun in early january the team would be in 6 spots and on course for the europa league. and arrived and he instilled belief in a team that. does the all in and for what i demand is that mentality believing in yourself even when things get tough and playing as part of a collective. sense and spent 7 years as a defender of minds during which time he scored this sort of trick go. after hanging up his boots he embarked on a coaching career working his way up in the mines youth team and then managing austrian side littering 18 months for. his returns in mind the class of the 1000000 euro price they are no doubt more than happy to fight. if you feel the minds of twice also stand for much less values starting with pressing playing as a compact team to put opponents on the pressure and aggressive defending the foreigners of. and talk to regaining possession then looking for that quick counter

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she won $1500 i was actually in tears, she spence is they receive some 1200 entries for its 2021 studentthird place went to philip abdi from amador valley high and pleasant in for his documentary on the importance of space exploration. he won $750 and says he couldn't believe the news. it was really shocking. my hands are like shaking. i was like, oh, yeah, i don't know. it was really big surprise. the 26 minute documentaries are among those playing on c span throughout tuesday. agon groups documentary delves into how big tobacco markets e cigarettes to young people. it's an issue that's concerned her ever since middle school. our bathrooms always smelled like strawberry or watermelon or, like the bathrooms are not supposed to smell like flavor is, he says she never made a video before, but was up for the challenge, and i could have an opportunity to do. something bigger than myself. and you think i like to take some whether or not they actually end up as a success, so i think that's something that's part of me. i learned about like interviewing people because i had interviews for the vi

part of spence -- participants -- seven and tenant remain on the job again later.t appropriations are $60 million less the funding nearly three decades ago. as such, we are serving far less than 1% of those eligible. they should equal at least 100 $80 million approved investors reauthorization. in proposals to expand and create new job-training programs, older workers must be included. we applaud his substantial investment and workforce development. older workers should be explicitly listed as eligible and prioritized expanded new workforce development program. when addressing historic equities, older adults cannot be left behind. we must ensure equitable access to quality jobs. hire individuals who have faced significant barriers. prior legislation to expand w otc to include low income workers and we believe it is needed again. we enforce the act, which would expect w otc to any individuals with his abilities. it also means flexible work range as well so we look forward to working with ranking member scott on his legislation to support older entre nous's. -- entre

johnson: if you are asking me, should be spence -- i think it is 5 billion pounds up to november. you are right in the overall figure that you mentioned for the whole budget. should we be spending money on this scale to isolate where the disease is prevalent, where it isn't, to see what is happening in younger groups, older groups. every morning, i chair a meeting where i look at the data, the dashboard, and, every week, it has been getting better and better, and more and more detailed, and our understanding of what we are dealing with has grown. i think it has been of crucial importance to us in knowing when the disease is rising again and what we need to do to deal with it. >> so what you are saying is that it has really been a tool to map it. p.m. johnson: no, it has been a tool to fight it. >> well, in terms of decisions you have made, do you regret not making a decision to close down more quickly at christmas? p.m. johnson: that decision was made entirely in the light of what we discovered about the new variant, which again was made possible, as was the understanding of what

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