kriti: professor spence, way in here.you were looking at a federal reserve who cannot seem to tackle the wage piece of the equation meghan was talking about while staring at disinflation and inflation, what do you do if anything if you were chair powell? michael: well, first of all, i am glad i am not. that has to be one of the hardest knobs in the world right now. i think i would do roughly what they are doing, they have seen some signs of progress in dealing with inflation so they started to slow down. but, they have not promised it to stay slowed down and have not promised anything on a timer with respect to how fast they are going to get this done. i agree with meghan, the markets are making all kinds of assumptions about that. i would not be surprised if this takes two years, i would not be surprised if the last 1.5% to 2% turns out to be really hard and painful. they are navigating like the rest of us with pretty incomplete information and forecasting. jon: and professor spence, when it comes to the idea of a recess

and the author , fireman spence and the author, fireman and trade unionist paul embery. have been getting in touch about that last conversation we've just been having about jeremy corbyn, kevin from cumbria . he doesn't kevin from cumbria. he doesn't pull any punches. he says, i love your show. you thought, why do you keep going on about london? and the rest of the uk does not care about the madhouse thatis does not care about the madhouse that is inside m25 . please that is inside the m25. please can you talk about the uk ? i can you talk about the uk? i hear you have. not least, i'm a northern out myself, but i think the attitude towards corbyn is quite interesting because for me it highlights an attitude within the labour party which will be one of the attitudes that could potentially make or break the next election . and who would be next election. and who would be the prime minister of the whole united kingdom? speaking of corbyn, howard says corbyn is way too old to be running this country. well, actually, you be 75 at the next election. you would be trying to run

right and directed by german director kobuck spence could this has to be probably the darkest comedy that i've ever seen in my entire life. also with a historical basis. it's about the roman philosopher seneca, who was a kind of life counselor or coach to emperor nero, infamously cruel emperor, nero. and nero gets bored with him at some point and orders him to kill himself. now. seneca is quite the hypocrite. he talks the entire movie about the importance of bravery in the face of death, and yet he doesn't quite manage to do it. i'm it's, it's quite an uncomfortable movie. i can't give you quite my full review yet. i'm not allowed to actually until the premier takes place later tonight, but i will say that a lot of the journalists walked out of the movie despite john malkovich, probably one of the greatest performers of our time. i did have the report of david levitz reflecting that from the red carpet in berlin. thanks so much. and that's all we have time for, for now. we will, of course, have the latest on the new earthquake in turkey that will be coming up in your news bulletin at

let's find out from the ceo, patrick spence, who joins us now. patrick, welcome so, inventory is back in line. bumpy comps, though, for the rest of this year. i'm curious, given that you set a floor and you're continuing to grow, how is your product changed compared to pre-pandemic home theater versus portable, for example, how has speakers per household changed and what does that set the stage for what's ahead >> thanks for having me on, jon. we actually gained over 5 million new homes across the period where everybody was forced to stay home. up to 14 million homes it's been a real catalyst in terms of people coming into the sonos ecosystem. we've gone to almost three products per home we average now. we as well have products that -- homes that have more than one product, have a lot more than that we think there's a huge opportunity in our install base to take those that have one and move them up to three, four and possibly six and get to there. but we have seen hom gained sha we play. our portfolio is so strong in that space on the wireless sp

there's no question if there's a bridge like the brent spence bridge. i have driver over it a million times, it's scary. people will say i'm happy this bridge is rebuilt. the other part of it is they have not done a lot of contrasting of who he is and what he represents with what the other side represents. and joe biden says don't compare me with the aalmighty, compare e with the alternative. that i think is a mantra bumper sticker in their minds moving forward. yes, is everything done? it's not, but give me more time because i have a plan, and that's chaotic crazy over there. and that contrast will help them, i think they'll start drawing tonight. >> it does feel like republicans are trying to help him do that. the reality is -- >> that's what we're here for. >> in a normal universe, joe biden, who is a white working class older guy, there's nothing about him that is threatening to like the psyche of the average republican 30 years ago. he's not ethnic, he's not a woman, you know, a straight white guy. let's be clear. but the reality is, in this politi

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and they gave me that gift that allowed me to we humanized i became a gang member spence, probably about 18 years and started that kind of lifestyle in prison. june holmes to after surviving a race. right. became pretty violent and aggressive and started started manifest as a towards why it's as a result of that race. right? because of my role in the riot, i quickly grew within the game one of the highest ranking duty members in my state . i had made a vow that if i was going to rob steele kelly or whatever it was going to be white, can we start to feel special and what we're going through here and in it is special, but it's not as unique as you might think. it's really a humanistic play. it's the same story. it's the same feeling the human experience and hate no matter what. what flag you fight under has a very similar approach this inaugural gathering. performers think it's incredibly important. you know, we were able to get and so far it just says volunteers working together as a team and being able to handle the load that that's not possible anymore. there's countries in too far cris

we are spending over $1 billion on the brent spence bridge over the ohio-kentucky river that they haven trying to fix for years and years and years. we are repairing the original bridge and building an entirely new one parallel to it you know over that bridge today which keeps breaking down. trucks carry roughly two billion dollars worth of freight goods every single day across that bridge. now. from florida to canada. the bridge was built 60 years ago. folks have been talking about fixing it for decades, but now we are going to get it down. there is more we are doing, for example, in the bronx, we are redeveloping the hunts point terminal produce market which handles 60% of new york's fruits and vegetables. . 60%. . we are expanding with refrigerated warehouse space, installing charging stations for electric vehicles so delivery trucks can get in and out faster and recharge for the return trip. on staten island, we are upgrading the port at the arthur kill terminal site to turn it into a state-of-the-art assembly site for wind turbines. by just blade of these new wind one turbines is

c. spence, wall on strategic inc. thanks than any other country in the world. and yet it uses the word strategic thinking wrong. it's quite striking. so key sure. how do you view the ukraine conflict right now? so many people have had them on my show. andre cartoon off and others have looked at the ukraine conflict is sort of the ongoing collapse of the old soviet union. and america, very comfortable with the old contours of u. s. russia, competition and kind of old style stuff. so you've got essentially a proxy conflict now going on to ukraine. so, you know, with ukraine supported by, ah, european and american support, a dollars military assistance. you know, fighting the russian invasion while china is sort of over here. you know, that big power that's rising. how do you sort of see the u. s. is the u. s. and, and are, is us trapped in sort of an old mindset not realizing that the resources and whatnot that are going into that are basically giving china, you know, an easier pass in the world than otherwise would be? well, i mean, let me emphasize the very out

floyd spence was an old, conservative south carolina representative. he was about as conservative as it got. but let me tell you something, when i started talking to him about members on the armed services committee that he worked with, if i said anything bad about any of them, man, he would shut me down. he said, "let me tell you something. they come from a different background than i do in south carolina. we have differences of opinions. one is a former black panther, but they're men and women of honor. and when we get into the committee room, we sit down and talk." >> that's what it is about. >> here, you had this guy from the deep south, raised in the segregationist south, talking about working with a ranking member, a former black panther, and he said, "he's a man of his word. i learn from him. he learns from me. i learn from -- he shows me my blind spots. i suggest to him where he may have blind spots. and our committee is so much richer because of it." i was told that my first day in washington, d.c., from a conservative's conservative. man, flo

. >> projects like brent spence and kentucky over the ohio river. those 60 years ago badly needed repairs. one of the nation's most congested freight routes turning to billion dollars or the freight every single day across the ohio river. and folks, talking about fiction for decades. we're really finding going to get it done. i went there last month, but democrats and republicans and from both states to deliver a commitment of 1.6 billion dollars for this project. i met a young woman named sarah who's here, not a no worse areas. the ship in the box. i know. sarah, how are you? >> sarah, for 30 years. and she told me she'd been a proud member of the iron workers. local 44 known as bill cincinnati skyline. sarah said she can't wait be 10 stories above the ohio river building. not new, god bless her. and that are also number of building back fry. ross replacing poisonous lead pipes. that's going to 10 million homes in america. 400,000 school and childcare centers. so every child in america. every we're can treat the water instead of having permanent da

♪ >> among the contestants is higher -- kaya from season six when she performed alongside willie spence a car accident last october. >> you are celebrating 21 years making dreams come true. you can watch the season premiere of "american idol" at 8:00 on abc 7. this is where i go, you're going to sing the forecast for us. spencer: i don't think so. i'm not. dion: this is why we are in news. spencer: right. no singing here, but i will present the weather to you. high clouds, chilly in the inland valley. down to about 40 degrees around the bay shoreline and on the coastline tomorrow. bright sunshine with spring-like warmth, high temperatures in the mid 60's right around the bay shoreline. inland areas, upper 60's to -- look at the north bay. nice, mild day coming our way later in the week as we look at the forecast animation, there's a cold storm that on wednesday and thursday will bring cold showers and maybe even some high elevation snow, and that will fizzle out by the end of next week, but when that happens, we have a couple of days of warm weather tomorrow and monday, which is preside

and the decision by jack smith comes after months negotiate tors between prosecutors and spenc pence's legal team. >>> president biden intends to run for a second term but he was asked what is stopping him. >> just not ready to make it. >> the president is expected to formally announce a 2024 run sometime in the weeks and months ahead. "state of the union" was seen by many of a preview of biden's campaign message. >>> as the fbi collects the debris from the chinese spy balloon, sources say that u.s. intelligence officials believe the order to send it into american air space was given without the knowledge of president xi jinping. let's bring in kristie lu stout live in hong kong. so this is the working theory. what are we learning? >> it is really interesting. sources say that u.s. intelligence is looking into whether xi jinping the chinese leader was not aware of the order to send the about aen look, but they are not only looking into him, but china's military leadership including high level leaders in the air force. we know investigations are under way. and we've also been closely mo

i would not call the brent spence bridge a woke initiative. climate is not nonsense. dealing with climate change is one of the biggest things that people like me and people like him will be remembered for after we're gone. and third, he is the caucus leader in the senate. he could be a partner to us right now in making sure that there are fewer rail disasters in the future. as i mentioned earlier, the rail, the freight rail industry has wielded a lot of power here in washington. i would love to see leader mcconnell join us in stand ng up to them. there are specific things that could be done right now. he is a senate leader. he could work with us to do things like raise the cap on the fines. right now major safety violation that our department discovers, the most we can fine a multibillion-dollar railroad company is in the six figures. accelerate the sometime line for fortified tank cars. he could work with us right now to give our department a freer hand on things like breaking regulations and regulations on hazardous material transportation. so if he is serious about

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and for us to pols, send these american signals -- spence and by the greatest superpower in the worldur friend and ally today, is so significant. >> so united states, and all new allies have stood united, and the president today said that vladimir putin did not think you would all remain united, that you'd remain so strong, and i give ukraine but still remain free. what more needs to be done? all the weapons systems we've been spending. what more needs to be done, to insure, what you say is ukraine's victory in this war. ? >> but the difference with potentials between ukraine's potential is huge and obvious, everybody actually expected to take 72 hours of the most, the defense of ukraine. and after that it would fall, and would be captured by russia. on the 23rd of february, 2022, i was in kyiv, i talked to her president zelenskyy just a couple hours before the russian invasion. and the last, moment they made it to the polish border, because we travel by car back then. and right after that, russian missile struck. so remember, when i said goodbye to volodymyr, volodymyr told me andre,

spence had 22 late in the second.nford up 6 great ball movement and with the trade from the other joel's michael, this time he had 15 is a big-time road win over the eu. 78 72 still thinking about it. mark fox and his cal bears invaded colorado to meet up with the buffs. bears were aggressive early on. they go. hi, lo inside to end the local 4, he finishes above the rim bears lead by 3 at the half. it's encouraging remembered only 3 wins this year, but colorado took it to the bears after the break. knife offense here. they get inside to their big man. tristan silva. the latest softly off the off the glass from the but mainly they winds. they never give us at least a and right leg, colorado, a 20 they win 59, 1, 4, to 6 over the everyone enjoying them on the way. bay weather. down at pebble beach, the valley, the pro am with a handful of the top players were in action. but jordan speith making his mark email the birdie putt at 16. he finished his round with a one under 71. on the shot of the day belonged to chad ramey.

projects like the brent spence bridge between kentucky and the ohio river. built 60 years ago. badly in need of repairs. one of the nation's most congested freight routes carrying $2 billion worth of freight every single day across the ohio river. and folks, we have been talking about fixing it for decades, but we're finally going to get it done. i went there last month with democrats and republicans from both states to deliver a commitment of $1.6 billion for this project. and while i was there, i met an young woman named sara. i don't know where she is, is she up in the box? sara, how are you? well, sara, for 30 years, she told me she had been a proud member of ironworkers local 44, known as the cowboys in the sky, the folks who built the cincinnati skyline. sara said she can't wait to be 10 stories above the ohio river building that new bridge. god bless her. that's pride. and that's what we are also building, we are building back pride. look, we're also replacing poisonous lead pipes that go into 10 million homes in america, 400,000 schools and childcare centers, so every c

. >> go to c-span spence american presidents website, your guide -- our guide to the nations residentsn chief, find short ographies, video resources, life facts and rich images that tell the stories of their lives and their presidencies. ♪ >> dwight eisenhower's odyssey to the white house began in the turn-of-the-century. although he was born in texas in 1890, he and his five brothers were raised in a super farming community in abilene kansas. they were taught to appreciate hard work and to fear god. with his broad grin and affable personality, eisenhower, ike as he was no, most closely resembled his mother ida. the abilene high school class of 89 voted him best historian and mathematician. but his dream was to become a soldier. he abandoned his job at the local creamery in 1911 to enter west point academy. where he officially became known as dwight d. eisenhower. ike with the vacationing made me doubt at his first army post in sandinista texas. they sipped grace -- great juice -- grape juice together, and he was immediately smitten by her. she told her friend he was a bruiser. ever ma

projects like the brent spence bridge between kentucky and the ohio river. built 60 years ago. badly in need of repairs. one of the nation's most congested freight routes carrying $2 billion worth of freight every single day across the ohio river. and folks, we have been talking about fixing it for decades, but we're finally going to get it done. i went there last month with democrats and republicans from both states to deliver a commitment of $1.6 billion for this project. and while i was there, i met an young woman named sara. i don't know where she is, is she up in the box? sara, how are you? well, sara, for 30 years, she told me she had been a proud member of ironworkers local 44, known as the cowboys in the sky, the folks who built the cincinnati skyline. sara said she can't wait to be 10 stories above the ohio river building that new bridge. god bless her. that's pride. and that's what we are also building, we are building back pride. look, we're also replacing poisonous lead pipes that go into 10 million homes in america, 400,000 schools and childcare centers, so every c

standing next to mitch mcconnell in front of the brent spence bridge. the covid relief bill. chips, gun reform, burn pits. all of these things. he's done them all. what is he going to lay out that he can do next with bipartisan support now that house republicans are in charge? >> well, a couple of things we expect will be key tonight and part of that will be all the things you just laid out require follow through. so expect the president to talk about finishing the job. a phrase we expect the hear again and again tonight. that those initial steps of legislation, which this white house believes are significant accomplishments that did include republicans and are about long-term change that they believe is very positive for the public. a lot of that is still in a phase of going from what happened in washington to what needs to happen in the every day real world. implementation. and then beyond that, other kinds of legislation. you'll hear the president talk about the need to continue to bolster the economy. you'll hear the phrase from the middle out and the bottom up. trying to

it's infrastructure or chips, you will continue to see the president doing things like going to the spencey focusing on the impacts on people. >> do you know janet, you talk about the anthrax of these projects and i heard the president say in the state of the union, there are about 20,000 projects already that are broken ground as relations a bipartisan infrastructure deal, then you look at this recent washington post poll that was taken a week before a red before state of the union. it showed majority of americans, 52% did not believe that president biden had achieved much since taking office. you're just sectoral list of accomplishments and frankly, he has done more into years than both presidents have done an eight. so do any of these polls motivate the white house to maybe retool the strategy? >> well you know better than most that a poll was a snapshot of time and you know if you just go back a few months, the elections in november i think you saw the american people vote and represent where they wanted us to stay focused. that was now getting the job done, lowering prices for the ame

barry gardiner and then political commentator and then political commentator and journalists benedict spenceill joining as but will be joining as well. but barry, thank you for in because i know you would have like to booked your seats just to explain me westminster hall explain to me westminster hall is president zelenskyy is where president zelenskyy will be addressing him. yes, westminster the most westminster hall is the most historic political building in the country actually , it's dates the country actually, it's dates from 99 and it's actually the only place in the palace of westminster can hold both. all the members of the house of commons and all the members of the house of lords. so that's where it's going to be. it's actually, of course, her majesty the queen. queen was lying state and we saw an on trooping through and we expect a house for this. the lenski address. he's obviously talking to the prime minister at number 10. and now we're told we will meet the king as well. the significance being it is a year on since the invasion happened and we're looking what may be outlined mo

break lester spence it's more you right now in our media bounce front page has been delivered.rvive is leeds as the death toll in turkey passes 7200 with 400,000 seeking shelter in shopping centres, sports stadiums and mosque . so this is just to mosque. so this is just to humanity in crisis. now, what a shocking shocking story . wow. shocking shocking story. wow. this exciting announcement on the front page of the sun gb news his very own funny man in free speech advocate john cleese is reviving his iconic fawlty towers, probably the best of all time that we can say that he will write and star as patsy fawlty alongside his daughter and a bidding is in the offing . and a bidding is in the offing. and this is a shocking story. the daily leads with news that the church of england is now debating whether to stop referring to the almighty as he . in a ridiculous break from centuries of tradition, anglican bishops are preparing to launch a major project on gendered language. this spring. we're going to bring my superstar panelin going to bring my superstar panel in on this top daily

to a person, william lee, elizabeth economy, jonathan spence says that is not the way it works.han: bill, wonderful as always. bill lee of the milken institute. there is the takeaway over the weekend that nothing happens without xi's signoff. is that the case this time? lisa: it is damp if you do, damp if you do not. -- damned if you do, damned if you do not. if you did sign off on it, what was the purpose right before a tony blinken meeting that was supposed to be conciliatory? it is awkward from -- tom: the book of the year or the book of two summers ago, is a phenomenal book come and the heart of it is that these people just disappear. the fiction of 2034 in the back end of the book, people disappear and they do not look like leonardo dicaprio. coming to netflix 2034. jonathan: i am looking forward to that with your other book of the summer. tom: i have three or four of them. jonathan: what was book of the year last year? tom: linear algebra fourth edition. this is not funny. people disappear. jonathan: it is dreadful. that is what happens under dictatorships. it is no joke.

break lester spence it's more you right now in our media bounce front page has been delivered.ive is leeds as the death toll in turkey passes 7200 with 400,000 seeking shelter in shopping centres, sports stadiums and mosque . so this is just to mosque. so this is just to humanity in crisis. now, what a shocking shocking story . wow. shocking shocking story. wow. this exciting announcement on the front page of the sun gb news his very own funny man in free speech advocate john cleese is reviving his iconic fawlty towers, probably the best of all time that we can say that he will write and star as patsy fawlty alongside his daughter and a bidding is in the offing . and a bidding is in the offing. and this is a shocking story. the daily leads with news that the church of england is now debating whether to stop referring to the almighty as he . in a ridiculous break from centuries of tradition, anglican bishops are preparing to launch a major project on gendered language. this spring. we're going to bring my superstar panelin going to bring my superstar panel in on this top daily n

that's royston spence. for southampton, and those polls and grant nothing in those polls for any comfort at all. zero zero. and, you know , initially, zero. and, you know, initially, i think when you talk about there was a feeling of , i think when you talk about there was a feeling of, i suppose what's the word good feeling . yeah, you had a certain feeling. yeah, you had a certain amount of buy in from his employees because felt that he inherited a complete mess and he was there to steady the ship which he's done that he has done he's restored and markets are not panicking exactly which he did . but you've got to do more did. but you've got to do more than just say i'm to than just say i'm not to frighten the too much. frighten the horses too much. you more about what you need to hear more about what they plan to do. and as they actually plan to do. and as royston smith said , the five royston smith said, the five pledges very vague. think pledges were very vague. i think remember them well. it was stuff.