tom williams is there, not quite on the bus, what are you doing? what are you doing? well, i can tell you — the bus, what are you doing? well, i can tell you that _ the bus, what are you doing? well, i can tell you that the _ the bus, what are you doing? well, i can tell you that the atmosphere - the bus, what are you doing? well, i can tell you that the atmosphere is l can tell you that the atmosphere is incredible, it is a carnival atmosphere, i will bejumping on board the buses very shortly, and across here, there will be thousands in st george's square, when the buses finally make their way into the town centre. we can speak to a number of the fans who were at wembley over the weekend, how about this?! it wembley over the weekend, how about this?! , ,., wembley over the weekend, how about this?! , , ., this?! it is so good, it is what luton town — this?! it is so good, it is what luton town is _ this?! it is so good, it is what luton town is about, - this?! it is so good, it is what luton town is about, noise, l luton town is about, noise, peop

lets speak to our reporter tom williams, who was supposed to be on the bus, and i assume that means theot on the bus either, what is going on?— what is going on? yeah, and for good reason, what is going on? yeah, and for good reason. the — what is going on? yeah, and for good reason, the players _ what is going on? yeah, and for good reason, the players have _ what is going on? yeah, and for good reason, the players have been - reason, the players have been drifting in over the past hour or so, pretty bleary eyed, i think they have had a very late night indeed. the fans have been waiting very patiently, along with a community officer from the council, what an event, the players still have not arrived, they can't wait to get going. it arrived, they can't wait to get anoin. , ., , , going. it is not 'ust the players, the going. it is notjust the players, the communities _ going. it is notjust the players, the communities and _ going. it is notjust the players, the communities and the - going. it is notjust the players, i the communities and the children, the communities and the children,

this because like tom williams, of etu. -- life to the bus now.— -- life to the bus now.. this is the slowest bus journey i _ -- life to the bus now. this is the slowest bus journey i think- -- life to the bus now. this is the slowest bus journey i think i - -- life to the bus now. this is the slowest bus journey i think i ever| 5lowe5t bus journey i think i ever been on but everybody on board couldn't care less. it's fantastic and knows extraordinary and fireworks going off and i have got one of luton'5 wembley heroes with knife. we try not to push down the stairs look5 knife. we try not to push down the stairs looks a bit helpless. fir5t 5tairs looks a bit helpless. fir5t game in the premier league. it is game in the premier league. it is likely going _ game in the premier league. it is likely going about two miles an hour expect— likely going about two miles an hour expect it _ likely going about two miles an hour expect it is — likely going about two miles an hour expect it is mental, isn't it? the road _ expect it is mental, isn't it? the road are — expect it is ment

tom williams reports. ladies come over to me. last one sings— ladies come over to me.a nursery rhyme. this is a coach here at the women's high—performance football centre. while he works with the players rosi webb watches him. what are you looking for in coaches? he wanted feedback on his level of detail. so his instructions were giving the girls and how the girls are responding to it. you're trying to win position now and at least you are on the outside here. this facility the noose in the country is at the university of essex. launched in september is all about developing coaches, and nurturing talent and creating opportunities. i'm passionate about working within the women's game and i want to work at the very highest level. so it has been really great in terms of finding people who can really support me. what sort of a difference in the centre make? it's massive. in terms of the university because it is a hotbed of talent. we would like to think that we have some coaches in here that we don't know about and we can support, it allows coaches to come in here and get

players to luton's main square where an incredible celebration took place. 0ur sports reporter tom williamsway, to be honest. probably the richest game in football and to win at a penalty shoot—out, which i never thought we would get live, sometimes people get to play for wembley, but to win at wembley and to get into the premier league, it still hasn't sunk in yet. and to get into the premier league, it still hasn't sunk in yet.— still hasn't sunk in yet. and to score at wembley, _ still hasn't sunk in yet. and to score at wembley, which - still hasn't sunk in yet. and to score at wembley, which you | still hasn't sunk in yet. and to i score at wembley, which you did still hasn't sunk in yet. and to - score at wembley, which you did # i know, it was so surreal still. i can't believe it. it has been a journey _ can't believe it. it has been a journey. we made it to the premier league _ journey. we made it to the premier league so— journey. we made it to the premier league so i— journey. we made it to the premier league so i am going to hopefully enjoy— league so i am going to hopefully enjo

town to the central square. 0ursports through the town to the central square. 0ur sports reporter tom williamss. to williams was on the bus and spoke to some of the players.— some of the players. to do it the wa we some of the players. to do it the way we did _ some of the players. to do it the way we did it. — some of the players. to do it the way we did it. i _ some of the players. to do it the way we did it, i don't _ some of the players. to do it the way we did it, i don't think- some of the players. to do it the way we did it, i don't think there | way we did it, i don't think there is a better way. probably the richest game in football, to win a penalty shoot—out, which i never thought you were getting your life, sometimes people live and get to play at wembley, so to win at wembley and get into the premier league has not sunk in yet. find wembley and get into the premier league has not sunk in yet. and to score at wembley, _ league has not sunk in yet. and to score at wembley, which - league has not sunk in yet. and to score at wembley, which you - league has not sunk in yet. and to scor

players to luton's main square, where an incredible celebration took place. 0ur sports reporter tom williamsb has been in the top tier of english football in 30 years, and this promotion comes just nine years after they were in the very bottom �*non—leagues' of football — so a real story of inspiration for luton. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. i am thrilled to declare the george formally opened. the first pint pulled, a pub returning to the heart of its community. extremely excited, i have been like a child. we have had a count board outside. the 17th century village pub closed during the second lockdown in 2020, only saved when residents raised £300,000 in just three weeks before christmas. but the work will continue. currently drinks only, there are plans to open as a cafe and restaurant later in the year, with hopes for what it will become in the future. notjust a pub but a genuine community hub. we hope people will come here to celebrate and make fence. here to celebrate and make friends. the pub means everything, the pub means the world to us. you're live with bbc

tom williams reports. this is a coach here at the women's high—performance football centre.e wanted to be back on his level of detail. _ webb watches him. he wanted to be back on his level of detail. so - webb watches him. he wanted to be back on his level of detail. so his i back on his level of detail. so his instructions were giving the girls and how the girls are responding to it. ., �* y and how the girls are responding to it. ., �* , ., and how the girls are responding to it. you're trying to win position now and at _ it. you're trying to win position now and at least _ it. you're trying to win position now and at least you _ it. you're trying to win position now and at least you are - it. you're trying to win position now and at least you are on i it. you're trying to win position | now and at least you are on the outside — now and at least you are on the outside here.— outside here. this facility the noose in the _ outside here. this facility the noose in the country - outside here. this facility the noose in the country is - outside here. this facility the noose in

tom. william will— got his own ideas. i agree with tom. william will do what he wonto— tom. a plan to just think he had a plan to just somehow reassure this country after of his mother, after the death of his mother, because we adored her. and because we all adored her. and she did an amazing— because we all adored her. and she did an amazing job.-ii she did an amazing job. and i tntnt— she did an amazing job. and i tntnt no-o— she did an amazing job. and i tntnt no-o-tt— she did an amazing job. and i think he's it quite well. think he's done it quite well. ano— think he's done it quite well. ant wtot— think he's done it quite well. and what about— think he's done it quite well. and what about his— think he's done it quite well. and what about his pr?- think he's done it quite well. and what about his pr? 1. think he's done it quite well. and what about his pr? i mean, do you think the public like charles or are they just grudgingly accepting him ? is he grudgingly accepting him? is he still in the honeymoon period? i think he has been in the honeymoon period . it depends. i

tom. william will— got his own ideas. i agree with tom. william will do what he wonto— tom. had plan to just think he had a plan to just somehow reassure this country after of his mother, after the death of his mother, because we adored her. and because we all adored her. and she an amazing because we all adored her. and she-an amazing job.- because we all adored her. and she-an amazing job. and. because we all adored her. and she-an amazing job. and i. she did an amazing job. and i tntnt— she did an amazing job. and i tntnt-tono— she did an amazing job. and i think-done it— she did an amazing job. and i think done it quite well. think he's done it quite well. ano— think he's done it quite well. ant wnot— think he's done it quite well. and what about— think he's done it quite well. and what about his— think he's done it quite well. and what about his pr?- think he's done it quite well. and what about his pr? 1. think he's done it quite well. and what about his pr? i mean, do you think the public like charles or are they just grudgingly accepting him ? is he grudgingly accepti

tom: john williams of the new york fed speaking on the changes before this inflation report.has moved to the markets and continues to in the last 10 minutes. i am using the 10-year yield as a barometer down 10 points to 3.95%. we have moved even lower, note price higher, yield lower, to 3.94%, a substantial move. i will call that 15 basis points. the nasdaq 100 up .8%, s&p futures put it on up 28 point, 4162. michael mckee is with us. he's experienced at talking with fed governors and presidents and has trouble with former fed presidents because they are afraid of him. william dudley joining us, former new york fed president and bloomberg opinion columnist. i have eight ways to go. i will do inflation and mckee i am sure will have smarter things to say. 5% is flat out acceptable. everyone understands that. what inflation rate is that moment where bill dudley relaxes? bill: i think when the fed gets the inflation rate down into the 2% range and there's more slack in the labor market and wages are rising 3% to 4% rather than 5% to 6%. the fed is making some progress on the infl

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david, you know, wheels up made such a huge splash when it launched in 2013 serena williams and tom bradye this goes and ripples through companies like netjets, vistajet, flexjet, all players. >> robert, being disappointed as buffet says means what if they go bankrupt they become junior creditors if you own a card >> people tell me that those cards and those people that paid the billion in flights they haven't taken they would be unsecured creditors and they would lose that money. we saw that with jetsmart and other companies that have gone under where when you prepay the cards if the company goes under you're among the last to be paid if there's money left. bankruptcy, you know, very early on and whether that's going to be necessary right now what they're trying to do now is trim costs, trim operations, refocus the fleet, have a new management, maybe find a new interim ceo and get this profitable again as they say next year. >> something to keep in mind if you're buying time thank you. robert frank. >>> we're an hour into the trading day. about an hour and seven minutes. let's get over t

neco williams is also included, despite being out of action since april with a broken jaw. luton town captain tome collapsed during their play—off final win over coventry on saturday. the future of one of the best known clubs in english rugby union is in the balance. london irish have been granted an extra week by the rugby football union to organise their takeover. p, union to organise their takeover. a deadline of the 30th of may had been set by the rfu, otherwise the club was suspension from the premiership. it is understood another week has now been allowed, as long as the current ownership meet wednesday's payroll. there were worries they could be the third team thrown out of the top division in the past season, along with was done warriors. —— worcester warriors. great britain's bradly sinden is the men's —68kg taekwondo world champion for a second time. the world number one beat south korea'sjin ho—jun in the final at the world taekwondo championships in baku. the 24—year—old sinden won 3—2 in the first round before taking the second 16—9. it adds to his 2019 title and silver medal at the

tom: this is a small matter. this panel is an honor of john williams, grade publishing colleague tragically dying of cancer in 55. german the commonness with great -- economists with great credit. jonathan: he was an advisor to powell as well. tom: this is the guy, i suggest lead the charge on this think we tossed around. jonathan: looking forward to the fed speak this morning. eric friedman joins us. always wonderful to catch up with you. are we had a risk of being sucked in to an equity market rally before the big fold? eric: we think there is a risk of people capitulating to the upside. our viewpoint has been what you shared earlier in program, we think variables work against both corporate profits and consumer. our strategy has been, despite concerns about were fed ponsetto out -- fed fund to sell out and consumer tracking area, we have done so with degree of debate amongst our team, but it is the right decision to shrink up the track. i think 4200 has been the level. if we see that level exceed on good volume, you can see people say let's throw in the towel and wait for better opportunity to be more negative

perry, and a high flying video appearance from tom cruise >> pilot to pilot, your majesty, you can be my wingman any time >> reporter: and tonight, prince williamre all so proud of you >> reporter: early figures suggest a peak audience of 20 million british people watched king charles beginning a new chapter in the thousand-year-old royal story, crowned at westminster abbey. >> god save the king. >> god save the king >> reporter: the king very pleased with how the day went, according to the archbishop who officiated a pledge of allegiance by the prince of wales, an intimate moment between father and son. page of honor prince george holding his grandfather's robes. one day he will take his place. his brother and sister charlotte and louie stealing hearts, holding hands. while prince harry, pictured here leaving on a commercial flight made only a brief appearance without his uniform or his wife meghan and children, underscoring divisions that show no sign of healing. he was not invited for the procession or the balcony appearance buckingham palace sharing these behind-the-scenes pictures once again louie stealing the show. after all the pageantry

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tom: most important headline buried was john williams of the new york fed saying that r-star would stay- neutral on rates, speedy resolution to the debt ceiling but would argue for a modestly high yields in the context of continued strength in the data. that is what we have had. we have had decent data. tom: what is important is first order academics. subadra rajappa joins us now. i will cut to the chase, the equity markets we talk about a collar made in commodity markets the trend of copper, whatever, what is your world like when the two year yield is collared? how do you respond to a trade on yield and the derivative space? subadra: as you pointed out,, all yields across the curve in the treasury market, looking at a range for two-year around 4%. the same with the 10 year. it has been a tight range. what that tells me broadly speaking is there is no strong conviction in the market on yields going higher or lower. the fact that we are stuck between a rock and a hard place. the data so far has been very strong. the consumer is resilient. inflation is sticky. that would argue for higher

neco williams is also included despite being out of action since april with a broken jaw. luton captain tomremains in hospital. ido want i do want to pick much, if i am being honest with you as soon as i knew he was fit and available and i saw he played some minutes before a camp in march i was keen to get him involved as soon as possible. the changes i want to make post—world cup which is evidently part of that for that we want to play an icy him for that we want to play an icy him for to it. i was desperate to get involved back then. it was more beneficial from involved back then. it was more beneficialfrom him to involved back then. it was more beneficial from him to stay behind and i think it was under 23 game organised for him specifically. now it's a different situation. different circumstances, he's back for it and playing and starting games in the preparation. when you've got somebody of his quality is big to the plans that i'm looking forward to as well. i touch base, we text yesterday and he can't wait to get on camp. he's really excited to meet back up with the players was up is

tom: that fulton to the stunning headline from john williams of the new york fed looking into the lower talk about what is happening in the property market. it is one of the things we can see in commercial real estate. we can all see it, what is developing in cities and elsewhere in the country and you speak to professionals in the market who know about cre. they tell me everything is ok. there is no crisis. what do you see? bob: i see an imbalance. i traveled through the u.s. a lot this year. i have been to nine cities, suburban office space demand is very high but when you go into the central business districts, the officers are empty and those used to be flagship properties -- the offices are empty and those used to be flagship properties before covid hit. in 2019, i think of the reit's that were put together. what you wanted to see in their west central district business office space, it was 99% leased. there is someone in peace buildings now but the leasing rate has dropped from 99 to -- 99% to 85%. the rear pressure comes in and evaluates it for that -- the re-appraiser comes in a

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tom: it will be interesting to see. they will meet, paul and bernanke in honor of john williams dying young.n to blanchard of a reduced r starred. will we get back down to a lower rate, a lower yield regime? all of these fuzzy concepts though -- jonathan: all of these fuzzy concepts though. tom: lisa, can we believe in a six-month the goal? no one is looking for the yield structure short-term to move higher. lisa a.: the person who we should have asked about that is lindsay piegza because she forecasts a 6% fed funds rate. with respect to do tightening and r start, they take a dartboard, and r starred, you take a dartboard and throw it, you are likely to -- tom: let me start with you. we got it wrong. with the bank of england last week,, citigroup, we got it wrong, there are these other factors going on besides conventional bowtie economics. it is not working. there are other issues like technology, pandemic, a war in ukraine. jonathan: there are plenty of things we got wrong. one of the bigger issues we got wrong is just how much this economy could tolerate higher interest rates. it was unt

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had speak, tomorrow we get the likes of jefferson, williams, and powell to round out things on friday. chairman powell has to get hold of the narrative. tomnse, it is not his fault. everyone is talking. i am sorry, he is the one that matters. i believe. jonathan: we hope. should be. tom: i would love to speak with mckee about this. he is too busy. listening to these people. lisa: that is literally his job to listen and also be something to them. tom: what is a value out of 15 presidents talking versus a year ago where there was a collegiate side. they would talk to the chamber and had a rotary meeting in little rock. lisa: we all pay attention and it gives us a sin of -- sense of which day-to-day gives us a preview. and i want to thank you mike mckee for all you do i just want to say. jonathan: with the role that they have over the economy now in the last seven decade it has become highly financial. they ultimately have more power. this may be controversial to some but i think you can make the argument that in some degree of the economy they have more power over the elected officials in washington. lisa: did you hear the slogan yesterday,

because i think we can say that charles and william's once fracturing relationship has certainly improved over the past couple of years. it almost feels, tomit and those who are eeetnst— are behind it and those who are eeetnstlthev— are behind it and those who are against-they-the- are behind it and those who are against they the people against it, they are the people ehe— against it, they are the people the ee— against it, they are the people who are against— against it, they are the people who are against everything. tnev-ve— who are against everything. they're-british- who are against everything. i they're-british society. they're against british society. they're against britain altogether— they're against britain altogether .- they're against britain altogether . and would they're against britain- altogether. and -would like altogether. and they would like us altogether. and they would like ns—tevt— altogether. and they would like ns—tevt et- altogether. and they would like us_part of africa- altogether. and they would like us part of africa or us to become part of africa or senethtne. — us to become part of africa or senethtne. t— us

because i think we can say that charles and william's once fracturing relationship has certainly improved over the past couple of years. it almost feels, toming. i they're-british society. they're against british society. they're against britain altogether— they're against britain altogether .- they're against britain altogether . and would they're against britain- altogether. and -would like altogether. and they would like us altogether. and they would like ns—eevt— altogether. and they would like ns—eevt et- altogether. and they would like us_part of africa- altogether. and they would like us part of africa or us to become part of africa or senethtne. — us to become part of africa or senethtne. t— us to become part of africa or something. i think- us to become part of africa or something. i think the bbc is liking tom bower, liking it so much. tom bower, absolutely brilliant to speak to you. we'll speak next week when we've gone we've seen exactly what has gone down. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. we'll see you and my superstar panel return. allison pearson , who's return. allison pearson, who's

williams peace? dominic: well, i am not surprised. hi think if you massage the data enough you are going to get the result you want. my intuition is -- tomarer, please. [laughter] dominic: the low era of interest rates before the pandemic has not suddenly changed because of the pandemic. statistically, he is able to show that by doing more fancy analysis. we will see. my bias is that the low era of interest rates has not changed. there is a lot of reasons people are worried about it changing. no one really knows. i am happy to run with the flow. tom: i think the invitation to jackson hole just went out the window for dominic. [laughter] jonathan: mohamed el-erian things that may have changed. we are going to catch up with him. tom: these folks started it. everybody is on born and in camp with rogoff. jonathan: coming up, an absolute rock star of the grid. red bull racing's daniel ricardo ahead of this weekends grand prix. .that conversation up next ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word. a deal may finally be shaping up to avoid a catastrophic u.s. default. sources say republican and white house n

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1940, grant, rutherford hayes, james a garfield, regiment hersey, william mckinley, liam taft and warren harding. at 9:00 eastern, tom hanks, actor and executive producer of the animated short film how to make an election, the racist history of the 1876 presidential contest and talks about the race between rutherford b hayes and samuel tilden. watch american history tv saturdays on c-spa, d find a full schedule on your program guide or online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> next, house speaker kevin mccarthy on the debt ceiling deal he reached with president biden. he talked to reporters of about -- reporters about the efforts to get a vote under the house for. he addresses concerns from the house freedom caucus on the deal. >> mr. speaker. are you -- mr. >> let's not -- what's the problem. >> are you confident you will not lose enough members underside that the democrats cannot make up the difference, are you confident on your side that there will not be any ? >> -- he live >> we will pass the bill. >> have you talked about the motion to vacate? >> i'm not sure what people are concerned about in the bill. it is th