in the choir, music is in my home 24/7 because my mom used to play me records when i was a kid, steve wonder, that was all my music. it was inspired by the 60s, so it's me jamala, smile, they sound a bit like the 60s. oh, 1944, it was written in 2015, when crimea was occupied, and i was so sad, i was so depressed. i remember my great-grandmother nazilkhan, for me she was like an image of my consciousness, she was such a bright person. and it's like she asked me to release her soul, release this story and release thousands of souls. this is a story about 1944 about deportation. there is no information about the crimean tatars, thousands of people were killed. when i wrote this song, i thought: "oh my god, no, it's too much, it's too sad, i'm not ready for it." to sing, she waited a whole year for the national selection for eurovision. i decided that if you have a story, if you have something to say to your audience, to your listeners, you should do it. i have three minutes to live it. to see more meaning in the eurovision winners, they sought to connect through political and... mala holds thi

steve davies wondered... while claire phillips commented wryly...s offer. hello, i was just wondering if you were interested in employing any proofreaders? because i read your news every day, and it's getting worse. turns out, i can actually complete a sentence that makes sense, so i could be a great asset to you. so if you did any help there down at the bbc, don't hesitate to call me — henry talbot, very happy to help you. well, this was another topic we wanted to discuss with a bbc news executive or editor — again, though, no one was available. but we are planning to bring it up when we do get to speak to someone. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online, and social media, email newswatch@bbc.co.uk, or you can find us on x — formerly known as twitter — at @newswatchbbc. you can call us on 03700106676. and do you have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us for now, thank you forjoining us. do think about g

steve. maniage is wondered whether or not they'd be able to back up that figure. 5.2%, of course, in 2023. or not, given it's coming off now a relatively higher base, whether they were going to be able to achieve this. around 5% does seem to be hedging their bets somewhat. china's economy has been facing a number of challenges and he hasn't shied away from those in his speech either. he mentioned, for example, the geopoliticalrics, the challenges, particularly when it comes to washington, but also really what we're seeing in this speech so far is it does seem to be something of a morale booster, trying to get the troops to go out and spend and, of course, one of the biggest challenges facing china's economy at the moment has been consumption. and encouraging confidence in the consumer to go out and spend. so there are a couple of lines. he said, for example, that there was favourable conditions outweigh the unfavourable ones and that china will surge ahead towards a great future. he's also spent a lot of the speech lauding the past achievements of the past year, talking about things like s

steve, it's wonderful to have you here on the program. welcome. >> thank you, maria.platform and whether or not you have a path to win. you are going up against adam schiff, you hope, in november. what's most important going into super tuesday for you? >> well, maria, i've had 50 years of currency here in california, you know, in my days of playing for the dodgers and padres, september 1st of '69 i got to dodger stadium. i put a uniform on for the first time, my dreams came true. and that's really what california's all about. over the last 50 years, people have come here with hair dreams. they wanted to start families, great schools for their kids. they had their dreams and, you know what? a one-party state has suppressed it. it's taken the hard working people of california, and it's put them into a malaise. and i've walked the state the last seven months and talked to the people, looked them in the eye, asked them about their life, their quality of life. is it better now than it was three years ago. and is moms had tears in their eyes. they said, steve, we get up in

>> steve: right. >> ainsley: i wonder loyalty thing. hillary you run. next time put you up. realized he was older. >> brian: no one could believe he ran. >> steve: i also think that barack obama was interested in a woman president following him. he was historic. the next one would be historic. >> ainsley: well, that didn't work out. >> lawrence: it's clear how the staff -- do you all remember that first event where obama makes his first appearance back to the white house and joe biden is just wondering around. and all the staff is swarming the former president and you wonder who is running the show here? you got the current president of the united states can't even figure out where is he going. and all the staff is surrounding barack obama. so i think that's where some of the bitterness is that he still is the de facto leader of the democratic party. >> brian: keep in mind he was in his first term as senator when he ran for president. >> lawrence: right. >> brian: this guy had been there for 50 years already. axios sayshe obama people thought biden would suck as president. i

arguably best performance of the steve borthwick era. a lot wonderedd that is on the wing, where elliot daly comes in for emmanuel �*s elite. who reported concussion symptoms, so he is not going to play. otherwise, it is the same starting 15 for england, and they will hope for a very similar performance. they will hope for a very similar performance-— they will hope for a very similar erformance. . , ,, ,, ., performance. andy swiss, heading into st. patrick's _ performance. andy swiss, heading into st. patrick's day _ performance. andy swiss, heading into st. patrick's day in _ performance. andy swiss, heading into st. patrick's day in dublin. - quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. he took the post after all the fallout from the racism scandal at the county. he helped to rebuild the coaching and playing set up. australian batter will pucovski will no longer be joining leicestershire — he's suffered from numerous concussions in his career, and needs to recover after being hit on the helmet during a sheffield shield match

steve, i'm just wondering your thoughts on the disconnect because if you look at under 4% unemploymentt's essentially full employment. if you look at cold facts around the world, probably one of the best economies in the entire planet, you've got african american unemployment down historic levels, latino unemployment down historic levels, and yet people do feel in many cases that those numbers, they don't see reflected in their personal economy. how do you, steve, kind of put those two things together? >> sure, well, i think -- and i'm going to make sure i stay on the right side of the hashtag, let the campaign do its job. i think it's important that we listen closely to what people are articulating as their concerns. we have to tell the story. a lot of us obviously have the pandemic in our rearview mirror, but the reality is that joe biden and kamala harris came into office i guess after the greatest pandemic since 1918, maybe the greatest economic unrest since 1929, and greatest social unrest since 1968 all wrapped up into one and immediately got to work on the american rescue plan a

steve tell you about that. but i did notice it, though. i'm wonderingto you at 648, or do we have a few more weeks of this winter, like weather left? >> this is the end. no, it is not. it looks like another system drops in next weekend. >> wow. >> okay, well, hey, you know it. what is it? is what it is, steve. >> we have not real sal. i'll be. we have not had extended high pressure going all the way back to december. the longest stretch we've had is seven days of dry weather. how about that? and i don't think it's changing in april, i really don't. now, once you get to april though, i mean, you can pop up into the 70s pretty fast and i think that will happen on tuesday before it slides down again. take a look at that system. boy, that is a what we call a beast. and it's continuing to deepen, which means it gets stronger. lightning strikes off the mendocino coast. pretty good. cells are already beginning to punch in around santa cruz. you can see right there just off the marin coast, san francisco and also san mateo coast. so thunderstorms with hail, hal

all right, steve, let me, let me come to you on this. i wonder what your thoughts are on desk penalty as a means of punishment. steve, i think in this particular case, when you have isis supposedly claiming responsibility when they give the us government western europe and their media allies immediately claiming it was isis where there really wasn't any investigation or in any pro. and where you have isis usually committing these types of atrocities and willing to die in the commission of their crimes. it is kind of hypocritical to say, it's not fair to execute them with generally, if it's really isis, they would die while doing this. that's why the reasons i'm skeptical that isis was really responsible for this because these guys didn't go in to die and the commission of their crimes, they went in to kill and escape. so i don't think they should escape their fate simply because they got away in this case. all right, anybody let me come to you and if not, then i'll call and be some intense debates in russia about whether the country should bring

but i'm wondering, steve, are actually going are labour actually going to put the away?ber called academic agent who putting the woke who talks about putting the woke away , and it's sort of are away, and it's a sort of are they to sort of tone down they going to sort of tone down they going to sort of tone down the because they they the woke because they, they they expressed outrage lord expressed outrage that the lord balfour being destroyed balfour painting being destroyed quite strongly. wes streeting said crisis in said there's a crisis in masculinity now. i see starmer saying exist and should saying women exist and should have sports. so i'm wondering or then we saw that video. then then we saw that video. the other day, though, basically suggesting other day, though, basically suggehalfi other day, though, basically sugge half the country put half make half the country put half the country in prison for misgendering. so they go sometimes so sometimes i see something so woke from i just think woke from labour. i just think it's be an absolute it's going to be an ab

steve: free breakfast. >> ainsley: and hang out with the by that wears the vest. >> brian: wonder if he is still wearing itorsed the former president. >> steve: when he was on the program, he was wearing the vest. >> ainsley: wear a vest tomorrow, you have one with your name on it. >> brian: i have a fake vest. >> ainsley: that is called dickie. veronica beard sells a dickie, she has a store. >> steve: for guys, it is like a crew neck for guys. >> brian: i had one on my gi joe. snap it around his neck. for a while, why is brian playing with dolls, gi joe is different. >> steve: not a doll, posable action feature. >> ainsley: you can't question that. >> brian: i embrace it. >> steve: take gi joe to richmond tomorrow. >> brian: texas law in limbo, tom homan. >> ainsley: and aoc constituents say they have been abandoned. rachel campos duffy saw the chaos first hand. >> she says i hope she sees this interview, we all helped her get elected. she said she only cares about washington and her money, nobody loves her here anymore. what can i do to make a better cotton crop? we believe that the best products are mad

. >> yes, i have to say, how happy i am to be on with you and steve, how much fun to get us together. just wonderful, the 3 musketeers. i agree with ud, i with, i don't think that economy is strong as powell thinks, i look at economy. employment to population is a very low number. and as steve pointed out gold prices are really high, they are highest they have been in long time over 2200 an ounce. and not only that, but bitcoin, skyrocketing,s they are alternative moneys in the marketplace, people are voting agents the u.s. dollar that is a -- voting against the u.s. dollar, that is a bad sign for the fed, they don't need to be lowering rates. larry: switching gears, stay with the economy. steve moore's good friend senator elizabeth warren was out, she is promoting the ultra millionaire tax act. we have a full screen. i get to read it? put it up there i'll read it. okay. i can't really see. i'll read this: >> all my pil bill asking what you make it bigger than 50 million on next dollar you pitch in two cents, so everyone else could c a chance. steve moore, there they go again. now warren, no surpris

steve garvey feels about donald trump and maga? just ask. >> he did an exceptional job. we will see for under him. >> no wonder garvey supports trump's border wall. steve harvey stands for trump. when they tell us who they are we need to listen. steve garvey is too conservative for california. >> those ads helped adam schiff , but at the same time apparently helped steve garvey. california republicans he saw those ads decided they wanted to but for steve garvey. those ads might have lifted steve garvey to second place. katie porter thinks that they did and said as much in her concession speech last night. strategically, the democratic party is probably, and i mean this strategically, much better off having one democratic candidates for senate facing one republican in california where the republican is guaranteed to lose, as they always do. if two democrats were running against each other for the same senate seat in california, the biggest state, the most expensive states, it would be the most expensive senate race in history. that title currently blunts to pennsylvania where the senate race of john federman on

steve. lisa: i am wondering when they care, but will it take to care in terms of level? - real yields should be, as opposed to 1.6 trillion, you are looking at at least 100 basis points higher. eventually, there will be that step up. right now the biggest risk the market faces is that 2% isn't really the real target. maybe they are willing to accept 2.5. then again, the curves may steepen from the long and rather than the front and. that is the other short-term risk. jonathan: this was great. great to see you. no rate cuts in 2024. the lineup looks like this. christina, the brilliant, legendary -- that is tomorrow. chairman powell coming later this morning from new york city. this was bloomberg surveillance. ♪ when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come true. xfinity gives you reliable wifi with wall-to-wall coverage on all your devices, even when everyone is online. maybe we'll even get married one day. i

wonderful person. larry kudlow, who knows. larry could be the person. steveeve would be a great fed chairman. there are all these wonderful people who would be in the running, in the mix. waller is one of the fed members now, he is also pretty good. charles: right. >> we have a long way to go before any decisions but isn't it fun talking about them? isn't it fun whispering the names. did you hear about this one? he might be -- that is what is so wonderful about politics. if you don't enjoy it, it will kill you. it will just make you crazy but when you get into these rumor mills and stuff it really gets exciting, fun and thrilling. i'm glad they're doing those types of stories. charles: talk about something not too far away. that is the next fed meeting. >> okay. charles: if you were on the fomc right now would you be looking to cut-rates sometime soon? >> you know i wouldn't be cutting rates at all to be honest. i let markets drive rates. i wouldn't drive them. as i talked about lots of times the fed should be controlling its balance sheet and only it's balan

wonderful. >> nicely done, sky. >> steve grasso. >> congress bipartisanly has agreed to try to ban tiktok nationwidenapchat. >> tim was a heartthrob in college, it should come as no surprise his daughter's here, but so is his fan club from georgetown class of 1980. listen, make some noise in the ndckgrou. [ cheers and applause ] >> >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i am here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a sign in there somewhere. i will help you find it. >>> hey, i'm jim cramer. my job is not just to entertain but put days in today in context. thank god to those

. >> steve: there is so much going on that you wonder if there is a disconnect between what is goingat the border and what is going on at the home office of biden inc. listen to this, this guy raul ortiz we've talked to him u.s. border patrol chief worked with joe biden administration until about ten months ago. you know what, you would think that when there is essentially an invasion across the southern border, the boss would get on the one and talk to that guy, hey what is going on? you are my eyes on the ground. how often did he talk to joe biden? here is the answer right here. >> i've never had one conversation with the president or the vice president for that matter. and so, i was a chief of the border patrol. i commanded 21,000 people. that is a problem. >> lawrence: so we are clear here, a surge in brownsville, there was no call. dell real haitian migrant crisis no call at the border patrol. when there was a surge and it came to the drownings in eagle pass, there was no phone call. when they accuse the border patrol of whipping the migrants, there was no phone call to border p

steve garvey feels about donald trump? ask. >> he did a exceptional job. >> no wonder garvey wants to block the agenda in support building the border wall. steve garvey stands for trump. >> both times he was the best person for the job. >> when they tell us who they are, we need to listen. steve garvey is too conservative for california. >> the ads helped adam schiff and at the same time steve garvey. republicans solved the ads and decided they wanted to vote for steve garvey and katie porter thinks the ads lifted steve garvey to second place. strategically the democratic party and i mean this strategically, is better off having one democratic candidate facing one republican in california where the republican is guaranteed to lose as they always do. if two democrats were running against each other for the same senate seat in california, the biggest state and the most expensive state, it would be the most expensive senate race in history, that title currently belongs to pennsylvania with the sender race for john federman in 2022 cost 373 million. that money was used only on the senate race and none of it was available for any

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. >> brian: doesn't look like he is i wonder if they are on tiktok? >> steve: of course they are the world is on tiktok. carley joins us with news from the caribbean. >> carley: u.s. marines on the ground in haiti u.s. ambassador. embassy. ready to evacuate americans if needed country plagued by gang fighting and looting. one of the most powerful gangs goes by the name barbecue is threatening politicians involved in the new transition council. and kenya has suspended a plan to deploy police officers as peace keepers. a haitian man who is living at a massachusetts migrant hotel is behind bars. charged with raping a 15-year-old girl. the suspect pleading not guilty yesterday. is he being held without bail and prosecutors say he is a danger to the community. in new york city, a man is critically injured after being shot with his own gun on a rush hour subway train in brooklyn. the man reportedly pulled out the gun after becoming aggressive with another commuter who wrestled the gun out of his hands and fired multiple shots towards the aggressor. this shooting com

not only does this sound despicable, you've got to wonder how legal it is. and, steveso many regular folks work jobs, save up all they can to open up a franchise, so they have to deal with an onerous tax like in that's going to limit their ability to be successful, and it's very well -- this very wealthy friend of newsom doesn't have to worry about it. >> yeah. this is, this was a sweetheart deal, no question about it. you described the situation very well, or charles. this was a huge donor over the years to gavin newsom, and he's basically found a carveout -- [laughter] and it's an absurd carveout. like, if you bake the bread at a restaurant, then you don't have to pay the minimum wage. what's that all about? by the way, there is a pattern here, charles. do you remember what happened at the french laundry during the pandemic when gavin newsom said nobody can go out to a restaurant! oh, except me and my pals can go out to a restaurant is. this is a double standard, and it's porn for people to understand that if -- important for people to understand that if for one reas

wonderful night. see [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york cityit's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - ricky martin marcello hernandez musical guest, manuel turizo and yandel and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1935 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, that's a hot crowd! [ cheers and applause welcome. good to see you. thank you very much. enjoy yourselves, enjoy yourselves welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. [ cheers and applause you're here. this is it well, guys, if you're watching at home, i assume you're still cleaning up from your big state of the union party yeah [ light laughter ] what kind of wings do you want, right wing, left wing? [ laughter ] yeah earlier tonight, president biden delivered the annual state of the union address and biden's speech was historic it was the first time that the font size on the teleprompter was 8,000. [ laughter ] seriously, i stuck my head out the

david: kevin, steve, wish we had more time. gentlemen, have a wonderful easter.about the migrant squatter epidemic we're seeing throughout the united states. joining me leo terrell fox news contributor and civil rights attorney. leo, so glad to have you on this topic, almost as big right now because it's the american dream to have your own home and to have it be protected because of our property rights which is at the base of the american dream. we have property rights in america that no other country has but it is slipping fast. it seems that it is slipping far more quickly in democrat states than it is in republican states. am i wrong on that? >> you're 100% correct. if you want to protect your property rights, got to get out of new york and l.a. and california because it's happening. what is happening david, is that illegal aliens, they're gaming the system. migrant did a youtube video or tiktok video telling people you can occupy someone's home when they leave. what is happening here, the whole concept of squatting was to take over old, abandoned businesses.

are two people now offering to buy tiktok former treasury secretary steve mnuchin and shark tank's kevin o'leary. yes, mr. wonderfuly're interested. it comes just days after the house passed a bill that could ban the app in the us . >> and number five, we're looking at our wind advisory continuing for the coastal hills, the north bay interior valleys, eastern santa clara hills and the east bay hills, where winds are gusting 20 to 30 miles an hour through 11:00. >> and number six, we have this downed tree in oakland that's causing some backups on eastbound 580 before golf links road and right now two lanes are blocked and multiple cars have actually hit the tree. so you want to just be very careful if you're driving here. >> and number seven, fly me to the moon, you can send your name to the moon nasa inviting you to put your name aboard its viper moon rover. did you have today to do it? this was the last day. so viper is expected to lift off later this year to look for resources near the moon's south pole. >> wow. >> are they going to take a picture of it on the moon? because if you don't have a picture of it, then

steve. you wrote a ph.d. thesis and indeed a book on christian zionism. i mean, i wonder whether you could explain what it is, and white existed before the creation of the jewish zianist movement. indeed, thank you for inviting me on the show. christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionism about at least 50 years. it was actually 1799 when napoleon became the first world ruler who promised the jews. homeland because he wanted the jewish bankers for example to support his campaign, his colonial experiments and and help him defeat the british. he was unable to do that, but his um failed attempt caught the attention of political and religious leaders in britain, between them began to speculate about britain's role in in bringing the jews back to the land of palest. in fulfillment of prophecy and and and this coincided with britain's strategic interest in controlling the bridge between its colonies and africa, asia and and so on, so it preceded jewish sionism and it underwrote jewish sionism, the early christian zionists, people like lord schaffsby and and others, wi

david: kevin and steve, good stuff, thank you so much. >> thank you. david: have a wonderfulter. >> switching gears talk about migrant squatter epidemic, in united states, joining me now leo terrell, so glad to have you, this topic, almost as big right now because it is the american dream to have your own home. and to have to be protected. because of our property rights, which is at the base of the american dream. have we property rights, in america, that no other country has, but it is slipping fast. it and seems that it is slipping far more quickly in democrat states than in the republican states. am i wrong? >> you are 100% correct, if you want to protect your property rights bet out of new york and l.a., in california. it is happening. what is happening, illegal aliens they are gaming the system. migrant who did a youtube video or tiktok video telling people you could occupy someone's home when they live, the concept of squatting was to take over old abandoned businesses. now they are taking over people's homes when they go on sleighcasion -- vacation it say danger. david

but you have to wonder there will be some momentum here for steve garvey as the party looks toúget behind see what he does. but again, as brian said, it is a steep hill to climb for any republican in this state. sp>> well, and one more thing to remember is that adam schiff has porter and barbara lee and say, hey, you know, yeah, it was a strategy that i know you didn't agree with, but it will deliver a democrat seat. and i did what i needed to do. there's going to be some upset people in both those camps, but it'll work itself out. >> weúdid learn tonight. californians want what type of liberalúin this seat. yeah. progressive or not, progressives left out ofúthis race as well as women. >> right, brian? i mean, thisúis the first time that since 1992 that california will not have a woman senator in a very long time. so that's part of this as well. >> okay. let's turn to the presidential race. not a lot of suspense as to who the nominees, presumptive nominees are going to be. president biden versus former president donaldútrump, t about the presidential campaigns? what are the key takeaways

steve davies wondered... while clare phillips commented wryly...ve a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us for now, thank you forjoining us. do think about getting in touch, and perhaps even coming on the programme. we'll be back to hear more of your thoughts about how the bbc covers the news next week. goodbye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... a new award for public servants who die in the line of duty. the elizabeth emblem is a form of national recognition for their families. absolutely overwhelmed, fantastic, elated, humbled, all those rolled into one, i think _ a fertility clinic in london has its license suspended after admitting errors in the freezing of embryos. stepping up the fight against anti—social behaviour. targeted patrols are rolled out by police forces across england. in sport, the tireless jimmy anderson takes his 700th test wicket — the first fast bowler to reach the landmark but england are facing another defeat against

steve paulson now to look at the forecast. because if you look out the window, you might see some overcast skies and wonder what's going on. hey, steve, we'll start with the snow because it was pretty good. >> although it does not look all that promising going we'll cele, you know, good news with a victory here over thec last 3 to 4 days. sugar bowl 126in of snow since friday. soda springs 116 homewood. just shy of 100 and palisades tahoe had 96. so as gasia just read. where does that put us? here? we were not looking so good going into the first part of february. that helped in early march, was fantastic. came in that's for sn sierra 111 centralc sierra. that includes to 104% of normal, and the southern sierra. still, the also ran at 94, but as a percentage of normal. now last year we were off the chart. i think we had 54in of liquid, 24.4. if you melted it all down of liquid, which is still the 104% of normal rainfall, my goodness. cazadero picked up an inch and a quarter plus in the last 24 hoursn mount tamalpais 87/100 woodacre lagunitas a half inch of rain. there were other totals and it looks like marin county. russia

steve, i'll send it over to you. >> dom, thanks for that wonderful introduction.d to bring loretta mester, the cleveland fed president, live here from the cleveland federal reserve office. loretta, thank you for joining us. i want to ask you, fed chair jay powell, in the last couple of days sitting before congress, said he needs a little bit more evidence to be confident inflation is falling. he said we're not looking for better inflation readings, just more of them. does that describe your -- what you would need or your test for being confident to be able to reduce rates? >> thanks, steve, for having me. i would like to see inflation move down a couple more data points so we can be confident on that sustainable path to 2%, and whether that's a little bit more evidence or a little bit more evidence, that's in the eye of the beholder. but i want to feel comfortable that the january inflation reading, which went up a bit more than the markets were expecting, that we can revert then inflation coming back down. i do think if the economy evolves the way i anticipate, w

. >> got to wonder if they could have played him a bit more and try to maintain that lead. but steve kerr did not back down after the game. all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you. >> jason, well, happening tomorrow, baseball back in the bay area. the giants and a's are set to play each other in their final 2 exhibition games of spring training before the start of the regular season later on this week. first up, the giants head across the bay to play the a's in oakland. first pitch 6.40 tomorrow night. then tuesday night, the teams and the preseason win the game at oracle park. first pitch for that one at 505. alright. baseball season is here. are you feeling lucky? there are 2 huge lottery drawings coming up, the grand prize for the mega millions jackpot. now 1.1 billion dollars. this marks the first time in 7 months that the jackpot prizes topped more than a billion bucks the next chance to win the jackpot is tuesday night. there was also no winner in last night's powerball drawing. the jackpot now sits in an estimated 800 million dollars. that would be pretty nice. it'

steve harley, the frontman of cockney rebel, has died at the age of 73, his publicist has confirmed to bbc news. a statement from the family reads, "we are devastated to announce that our wonderful family by his side." david sillito looks back at his life. # you've done it all, you've broken every code... steve harley and cockney rebel, and make me smile. it wasn'tjust a huge hit, it was one of those songs that never seems to have gone away. # you spoilt the game, no matter what you say...# and right from the beginning, there was a feeling about it. they always ask me, did you know at the time that it would be a big hit? actually, we did think it would be. i knew the managing director of emi at the time who came to abbey road where i was mixing it. he said, "number one." and i said to him, "ok, can i hold you to that?" he said, "yeah." # mr soft, turn around and force the world to watch the things you're going through. ..# during his �*70s heyday, there was more than a touch of glam theatricality and single—mindedness. some of that determination grew out of his childhood. polio had kept him in hospitalfor years. at three—and—a—half years old, here, i caught polio. there was an e

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i was really struck by steve's piece when he said this was the 19th state of the nation address by vladimir putin, which is incredle. i wonderching him over those two hours, who is he directing this state of the nation address at? who is his audience? >> i think this well, the audience, first of all, was the russian parliament, both houses of the parliament, and the ministers and high-level officials in putin's government. he also had other people coming in. yes, it was also a message to the russian people in general. i don't know whether many of them would want to sit down to a two-hour speech. it was, i think, one of the longest speech that mr. putin has made. and it was basically, the way i heard it, kind of a big pep rally, not only for putin's reelection, of which he is of course assured, but also for the war in ukraine. so he was trying to really ignite people's support behind this, and he made it pretty clear that at least to me it seemed clear that this war is not going to end. sarah: he, as he often does when he is speaking, mentioned nuclear. the word was used several times, talking about the nuclear forces in the

so i wonder if they actually erase the tapes once they get back. >> from field and looked at it. but this what steve kerr had to say about tonight's matchup in the joy, back here in a just do the math and >> there's going to some people who are left out of the rotation is no, no getting around it. and so we're just trying do what we think is right based on how we've been playing who's been playing who's been playing well, that sort of thing and just try to to everything we can to win the game. >> you know, throughout the season's been portrayed that are. number of people that can play has been like a weakness of ours. but i think it's a strength for us. i'm just kind of going any direction. steve can whatever the game calls where you can put out there. and i think that's something that we have that maybe seems don't. and so to have 11, 12 guys play in my seen kind of funny. but there's always a method to everything steepest. >> you know, listen to brandon there. i do believe that it that is a true statement that it is a strength of their that they have so many people they can play in the rotation, e

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steve. how much fun to get the three of us together. it is just wonderfulthe three musketeers i guess we could be called. no, agree with you, larry. i don't think the economy is as strong as powell thinks it is either. when i look at the economy, employment to population, it's a very low number. i know the unemployment rate's low but employment to population is low. as steve pointed out, gold prices are really, really high. they are the highest they have been in a long time, over $2200 an ounce by the way, but not only that bitcoin just skyrocketing. these are alternative moneys in the marketplace so people are voting against the u.s. dollar and that's a bad sign for the fed. they don't need to be lowering rates an causing this to go on, they really don't. larry: all right, i want to switch gears, stay with the economy but, steve moore's good friend senator elizabeth warren was out recently and she is promoting the ultramillionaire tax act, okay? in fact, do we have a full screen or is it sound? we have a full screen so i get to read this? all right, put it

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. sarah rainsford is in the city of sumy in eastern ukraine, near the russian border. one wondersears of vladimir putin at the helm, has gone down here you are... ukrainians always refer to the russian elections in quote marks as a so—called election. they always knew that vladimir putin was staying in the kremlin and what that means is very clearfor in the kremlin and what that means is very clear for him in in the kremlin and what that means is very clearfor him in ukraine, it means more missile strikes, more drones, it means more darkness like this, when the curfew falls at night in times like this, sumy up in the north. in moscow for years, the kremlin has been building up this idea that putin is russia. i think the ukraine, putin is all the names synonymous with suffering. i think this invasion of ukraine has become the defining feature of vladimir putin's presidency and it is still going on. we are up here in sumy in the north of the country and there has been intense shelling on the border in recent days. there are people evacuating their homes, they have no idea when or wh